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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-02-01
SEWING MACHINEg!!|
THE ECONOMY OF USING THE
Franklin Family Sewing Machines

Franklin Family Sewing Machines!
THESE Machines make the celebrated Gro
i yer & Baker stitch, which has taken the
highest premium at the Illinois State Fair, in
September last, at the United States Fair, in
St. Louis, in 1860, and at the principal State
Fairs throughout the country
Competent Judges gave decision in favor
Of this stitch, on account Of its great strength
and adaptation to all kinds of family and man
ufacturing purposes.
The following table will show the difference
in favor of Sewing Machines over the old
method of stitching by hand. III the working
of these Machines there is not only great
saving of labor and time, besides adding great
y to the healthfulness Of the employment, but
the stitch is much stronger, more elastic, and
less liable to rip ravel than TIE stitch made
with shuttles and bobbins.
Time consumed in NAL inr nm LADIES' oarnaptc.
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THE TEST OF CIvIL1zATIoS-A
missionary recently in london was
riding on the outside of bins, aud
told the driver he had been in China.
Jarvev was much interested, and
promptly asked Are they civilized
like people about there, Sir? Do they
take their gin of q morning?"
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Foreclosure Sale.

State Of IFiscons;7-h the Cirenj: Court Of the
County Of Wood
Joseph Lowell and J. COLES, Jr., plaintiffs,
against Eusebe Lavigae, b. Elizabeth La
visne, J. H. Lang, Mary Z. Lang, and John
A. butcher aud Kellogg Sexton, late p,rt-
ners under firm and style of butcher & Sex
ton, Benjamin u. W hte, J. H. Wright, Geo.
D. Warning, c. Tyler, \. II. Wood, Narcis
St. Amour, Charles S. Stewart, Geo. w. Il.
Gushing, Benz. 4. IIcgeman, Lyme Starting
Thos. \. Cunmins, Charles b. Collins, Geo
c. T. Seaman, Joseph ". T.yer, John Per-
kin9, Washington l.. Gilroy, Lester Wilcox,
Geo I. Perry, .r, John Ea"Ser. Ce2has Il.
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8 "a Ean anOHaE.

State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court for Wood
County.
Claudius Ellis, Plaintiff, against Ira Pierce,
Rosetta Pierce, his wife, and John B. Shaw,
Defendants.
THE State Of Wisconsin to Ira Pierce and
i Rosetta Pierce, his "ife, defendants above
named
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which i.
fled in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Wood County. Wisconsin, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said
complaint On the subscribers at their office in
the city of Madison, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service; and if you fail to answer the COM
plant as aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
November 2lst, 1861
SMITH KEYES and
47-6w WEBB & WITTER, Plffs' Att'ys
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Time consumed in making up Gaats' garments:
BY Machine. BY hand.
The Franklin Family Sewing Machine

Inc Franklin Family Sewing Machine
Has one advantage which is worthy of especial
attention. in addition to the peculiar character
Of the stitch, and that is its adaptation to Ell
Their light Or medium heavy work. The Ma
chine which at one moment is used on THE
MOST DELICATE FABRIC, in fcwmoments
after can be brought to bear with the same IA
cility cottonades and towels Of the coarSest
description. Its adaptation for Fuila12u Work
i3 thus remarkable, and gives it a superiority
over every o.her style Of machine in the mar
ket.
In order that these Machines may be placed
il the hands of all classes, we have reduced
the price Of our Franklin Fa,uIV Machine to
Forty Dollars and from the increase of our
business for the last year. The entire salts
faction our Machines are giving throughout
the nited States and European Countries, We
are led to believe that our determination to
manufacture a Perfect Simple, Rclab}e and
Cheap -Nachu,e has been fully appreciated by
the public. This policy will remain unchanged
and as heretofore no Machines will be allowed
to leave the office that we cannot fully warrant
in every respect; We shall keep on hand at all
times q general assortment of Sewing Machine
materials.
Needles for all machines can be ordered by
Mail or Express. Price one dollar per dozen.
Persons in the country, by sending Us their
address enclosing letter stamp, can have for
warded by return mail, one of our circulars
containing the different styles Of Machines, list
of prices, and samples of work.
F. RICHARDS X CO.,
Principal Agents for the North West
Office and Salesroom, 1873 Lake Street, Chi
cago, III. l9-ly
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POWERS & LANG,
Z a w / A N D ,
T'ax-Payiag Agents,
GRAND RAPIDS, WOOD CO., WIS.

L. P. POWERS, Attorney at Law
J. II. LANG, Surveyor
HAVING been engaged in the Land Agency
IL business a number Of years before Wood
County was formed, and possessing superior
facilities for detecting trespassers On lands
owned BIZ non-residents, we feel assured in Civ
ing perfect satisfaction to all who may see fit
to employ US as agents to attend to the prompt
payment Of Taxes, to the investigation of tt
ties, to recording Deeds, to procuring Patents
on Lands, to the protection of Lands from tres
passers in this and adjacent counties and such
other business as they may be called upon to
perform.
We have constantly on hand, good Farming
Lands and Village Lots TO sell in quantities
and on terms to suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bought and sold
Particular attention given to entering Gov
eminent and State Lands.
We are also agents for the 1Etna Insurance
Company
lily POWERS / Lang.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. Is hereby given that an application
" will be made to the next Gsne,al Assem-
bly, of the State of Wisconsin for the extern
sion of the term of the Charter of the Osh-
kosh & Wausau Railroad Company for five
wears Also for the extension of the Charter
of said Railroad Company to ST. Paul, with
branch Road to Superior City
Waupaca, Dec Both, 1861.
NJ H. SESSIONS, Director of
Low O.. l. w. r. R. Co.
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of Copartnership.

Dissolution of COParfnership.
WE, the undersigned have this day by mu-
w tual consent dissolved the partnership
heretofore existing, and all debts due said firm
of Sampson Scott will be settled by A. B.
Samp-on, who will also attend to settlement
with creditors of said frm.-Dated Grand Rap.
ids, Wood Co, Wis, Nov. 2sth, 1861.
A. B. SAMPSON,
JAMES +. SCOTT.
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a = 10
7th dar. e; @secn-y.l I p. ,.-t. ..., e..
Sose for sale and sell It j.Ho.i: auc.IOI, = liz
front door Of the Post Office in the town Of
Grand Rapids in said County. on Saturday,
the 9Th day Of April 1862, at the hour Of >
o'clock 7. NJ, of that day, the following de-
scribed mortgagcd premises, or so much there.
of as may be necessary to raiss the amount Of
said judgment, interest and costs, together
with the expenses of SALE situate, lying and
being in tie County of Wood, Wisconsin, to
wit "A part Of lot or fraction No two (2) Of
Section No seventeen On. in Township No
twenty-five North of Range No. six (6) East,
and being the southwest half of lot bound
ed as follows: commencing at the southwest
corner Of a certain lot conveyed to X. S. Nj
ncr, By George Neevcs, William Roe and g.
r. Merrill, on the twenty fifth day of Aovem-
Der, y d. 1917, and running thence west thir-
ty-fOur degrees, south sixty feet, thence north
thirty-f0ur degrees, west two hundred feet to
low-watcr 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 begi nnins-bcing the half
of said lot, and that half upon which the store
and barn are situated; and also all of Lots
Nos. four (4), FIVE (5), eight (S), and nine (9),
in block No. seven o., in the village of Grand
Rapids, as surveyed and plated BY B. G.
Iurburt, and recorded in the Office of the
Register of Deeds Of Wood County Wiscon-
28th. 1861.
Ii. B. PHILLEO, Coroner.
WEBB q WITTER, Plffs' Att'ys
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AEbaH Panery Rangers.

THE undersigned desire it to be especially
L understood that the Company are to elect
their own officers, and that when q sufficient
number of men is enlisted Ito wit, So mem an
election Of officers will be had, at which time
the undersigned will resign their commissions
giving to the Company full power to elect who
ever they choose to serve under.
JOHN Fl. COMPTON.
JAMES r. SCOTT
JOSEPH L. COTY.
Grand Rapids, Nov. 81, 1861. 47tf
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LaCrossc and milwaukee e. e.
CONC ia ST

Leave New Lisbon 4:52 2. H. End 600 A 81
Mansion 5l3 P. NJ. and 6:57 A NJ.
Arr. at Milwaukee 1915 p NJ and G:l5 A. II.
COIN @ WEST
4.eave Milwaukee 1915 P. n and $50 T. VI
Mauston 1905 p. NJ. and l1:49 p NJ
New Lisbon 1927 ?. H. and 2:1O A. D.
F.. II. GOODRICH, Manager.
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SchooI Teacher Wanted!

1 COMPETENT, moral male teacher is wan
y ted TO conduct the school of District No
/. town Of Dexter, during the ensuing winter
term. Apply 70
l4tf HENRY JOHNSON, Clerk
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EUROPEAN AND NORTHERN NEWS.

The Richmond Eaquirer contains pretty
eopious selections from fueign papers, re.
eeiyed through the medium IL the Northern
Journsls. The telegraph brought us yesler.
day the most essential part IT the news con.
tanned il these selections.
The Pari, correspondent Of the New York
Herald says that the French ninislerial or.
gsns are 10 favor Of the South, while the
anti ministerial organs, 10 the interest Of
Prince Napoleon, are strongly Sewardite.
That Prince Napoleon. the Emperor's cousin.
is strongly Northern 10 his predictions ever
since bis visit 10 this country last year, there
can be no doubt, and there can be 40 little
doubt Of The fact that he has sIsried 40 In.
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.oon after breakfast. and as il happened.
hsr bouse, keeping education had not been
ns,,ected. She absolutely knew everything.
Ne Hale. Miss Leslie. even Mrs. Glass, or
AIS Randell could not excel her. She was
walking cook book, and lively little
sreatise 81, domestic economy.
Never was visitor more welcome, and
new the darling Lofty learned every posi-
bic thing--to wash and mend, and bake. and
cook everything and became the incest lit
lie housekeeper extant, While the Doctor
BY the aid of his venerable appearance, and
rapid driving in the sulky. rode into an ex.
tensive practice and never was tired o.
Boosting Of the excellent cooking of his dar'
ling Lofty.
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THE YASKEE Army Ar CoRISTH. . The
Chicago Tribune says ofthe strength Of Gen.
Iialleck's army now facing Beauregard al
Cnrinth:
Oar Cairo correspondent, trlegraphs with
the approval Of Gen. Strongl that The con-
solidaled morning report Of Gen. falleck's
army. last Saturday. showed los 900 efce.
tive men. These figures are rather larger
than the popular idea, but We think the
strength 81 the column has not been over
stsied-eertainly when il - remembered
that not Car arom 40 600 men have been added
since the late battle, hall Of them in pepe's
division, and the other hall fresh troops from
camp.
We had no idea that 10 50 short time
since the battle General Haileek had been
able TO concentrate such force, but he has
emptied every depot n the West 70 d. i
aud the concentrated force now. il rightly
handled. must be irresistible against any
army Beauregard can concentrate against L.
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FRoa yIcSsBURo.-Mobile, May IA
special dispatch to the Advertiser SAYS that
five of the enemy's fleet arrived ia sight OF
Vicksburg on yesterday at noon. A boat
with flag Of truce was stopped BY our bal.
teries mile and a hall below, when the
ferry boat went down and returned with Il
summons 10 surrender the city. The Mayor
replied that the city was unprotected, but
thai.he would never surrender il. Col. An.
lhony. Military Governor. and Gen. Smith
commanding the forts. answered: " Missis.
sippiaus never surrender"
Two additional sunboats arrived later in
the afternoon. when the fleet moved over this
side Of the river behind the point. All i
quiet this morning.
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THE Battle OT AaaAoEpDoS.--Th war
correspondent u the Mobile Register, wri.
ting 20 reference TO Justification among the
kentuckians and Tennesseeans at Nash.
vile, says:
Tie discomfort among the Kentnckians
was increased BY sermon preached IN
Nashville by the Rev. Mr.. BALDWIN, the au.
thor Of " Armageddon, or the United States
il Prophecy You may remember the
work, and that the authors study Of the
Prophecies led him 10 the conclusion that
the great battle Of " Armageddon," spoken
10 Revelations, would be fought about this
time ID the valley % the Mississippi lie
referred to the sane subject in his sermon
10 Nashville, and told his hearers that the
battle would take place BY the Goth Of June
that the Federal host would be overihrown
and dispersed--that their dead carcasses
would make "all the land 70 stink" An
effort was made by officers present to stop
him, but the soldiers, who were deeply ia.
terested. would not allow il to be done.
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ENLISTMENT At THE N0RTa.--The enlist
ment ef citizens al the North has been stop
pei, and TIC emigran, ships which arrive 81
Nea i,rk, Philadelphia, and boston, supply
The food lor Confederate powder aud soath.
ern fever. Tnese are the scum OF all the
earth. but mO,fly Germans aud Italians Of
tle loWrr cl4,.. strong inducements are
hell pIi u them IL Europe IN gents II tn.
migrlie, and a soon II tl,eY arcIyu theg are
met 81 other agents. Who. 81 the promise ii
fool, clOtling, and pay, force them into
III rank, winch i ID fact the rnIy thing
they could - at thc pres-rt time. Upon
tie accomplishment u this. al lhe rights u
citizenship are promised them, with 4 right
AMI title & Ii. anoceupied land Of tie re-
conquered Snalh.
TIE bitter eli.ses of tie North declare
that euoagh 81 lie blood Of their kindred i ).
been shed, aud are resolved that Europe
snail expeni the balance. As Distinguish.
Ell citizen Of New Yotk city remarked.
Yui may Kill thousand Datchmen, aud
WHO cares 10 New Ynfk. Il gives Us more
room; but when a yirginian falls, sorrow
i goes into an hundred households"
Richmond Dispath
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NEw 0aLgsss frEns.-Much Of the stock
Of the Bank Of Louisiana is owned by
Pre1chmen, and il Is said the coin and other
yalgsbss belonging 70 subjects Of France
were plscsd IN the bank and the French flag
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FKOM cDRINTH.
MebIIe. Al. Ma, cob. Isea.

et31tttf sftast tiAs -otVf 49,
4 special Corinth dispatch Of the 10Th.
10 tie Mobile Advertiser, says that a heavy
.kirni.h ionk place on last Saturday even.
ihg. tie 18th instant, on the Purdy road. BE-.
tween a portion II General Smiths com.
maud and the Feierals under General Sher.
m4n. Our loss vas SIX killed and eighteen
wounded. Thr enrmy's loss i not known,
but Supposed % be heavy
The enemy Is busy entrsnrhing 90 our
righl. on the Monterey Road. two miles and
half from Corinih. Il rs said that the en-
ems il crrcting mortar batteries.
General Mitchfll's column from Hunts
vile, is reported this side Of Florence,
marching TO Pltisburg.
u i reported that the enemy's cavalry is
within nine mile. IL Pocahnnias. which place
i Oh lbe Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Federal prisoners say that the enemy
breads our falling back worse than battle,
a. they cannot stand the climate farther
South. They expect 10 starve as out by 4
long seige aud thus compel us to surrender.
corinth, MAY Discriminating continues
along the trent. with no general result.
Tie following order was issued to-day
carinih. MAY l9.--General orders for the
information Of this army.
The following general orders Of Major
Gen. Butler, commanding At New Orleans,
will be read at dress parade:
Headquarters Dept OF The Gulf,
New Orleans, May rs.
As the officers and soldiers Of the United
States have been subject 70 repeated insults
from women calling themselves the ladies Of
New Orleans, 10 return Tor the most scrupu.
lous non interference and courtesy on our
part, il is ordered that hereafter, il any fe
male shall BY word, gesture, OF movement,
insult or show contemp. for any officer o.
soldier Of the United States, she shall be re.
garded and held liable 10 be treated asa NO.
man Of the town. playing her ayocation.
By eommand Of
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I" Headquarters Dept Of The Gull,
New Orleans, May IS.
/. Maior. General BurLEa. /"

Men Of the South shall our mothers.
wives, daughters and sisters be thus cutrag.
ed by the fuffianly soldiers Of the North. 70
whom 10 given the right 20 treat At their
pleasure the ladies Of The South IS common
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a THRILLING RRcoRp.--The only informa.
ton as 10 the last moments Of two hundred
and five persons who persisted by the late
eolliery accident at Hartly. England, was
found on q scrap Of paper N the pocket Of
one Of them, written while they were await
ing death. II says that three Of the men
looked extremely III. and that prayer meet.
ing was held before death terminated their
suffsrngs, at which several Of the men de.
liyered erhortatipns.
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homes. and the disturbers Of our family ties.
G. T. BEAUREGARD, Gent Comd'g.
Mobile, May ~.
A special dispatch received at the office
Of the Mobile Advertiser, dated Corinth.
May 2l,--night,--says:
A general skirmish is rapidly progressing
between the pickets on our right and left
lines.
On the left the enemy has thrown num-
Der of shell without doing much damage
however.
On our right several casualties have oc-
Cured. Among the killed in Capt. Rich
ards. of The Slst Mississippi regiment.
The enemy has suffered much.
A general engagement is expected to take
place tomorrow, the 22d.
Our whole army marched out this evening.
Our troops are in high spirits and confident
of victory.
The weather is fine and pleasant.
Hallrck has ordered two hundred Con-
federates-- who we learn are afflicted with
small pox. Ito be sent 10 Fort Pillow. to
be exchanged for Federal prisoners. but Gen.
Yllepigue refused TO receive them.
Gen. Beauregard Immediately sent let
ter 10 Haleck charging upon him bad faith
and humanity. Halleck replied. denying
that he had any knowledge that our men had
the small pox.
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hoisssd over it BY order Of the French Con-.

hoisted over il BY order Of the French Con-
sui.
The United States Senate has confirmed
the appointment of Charles L. Lathrop as
Collector of the Customs for the District of
New Orleans This individual was once q
resident Of that city, but took up his abode
in the North on the breaking out Of HOSTILE
ties.
The True Delta newspaper establishment
has been appropriated to the use Of the Fed
eral authorities. The other papers 60 on as
usual--or as nearly "usual" as the terribly
altered condition Of affairs will permit.
CoNrEpERATE CuRREscy IN New ORLEANS.
Another instance Of the noble and self
sacrificing patriotism of the people oil New
Orleans, is the fact that Confederate curren-
cy continues TO be at par. despite the occupa-
ton of the city by the enemy. The Mayor
of New Orleans says in public proclama-
ton:
IL is recommended that the ordinary cur
rency continue to be received. II is as good
now as il ever has been, and there IS no rea,
son TO reject ii. Those individuals who holc
Confederate money, and wish to part with
| it, can have it exchanged for city bills BY
applying to the Committee of Public Safety
--~~~@~-~~>@~s~~
FEprnaLs hrnarsas.- a gentleman jus
from Newton, Arkansas. states that III,
Federals had about 1000 troops at Pocahon-
tas, and about 5000 more. under Gen. Cur
lis, were daily expected. The Federals wer'
overrunning Arkansas, and ii was reported
tina, large bodies we're moving on Little
Rock and Jacksonport. They had not reach
ed the latter place last Saturday.
The Federals approaching Little Rock ar
said 10 be accompanied BY Lane. Of Kansas
whun they design TO make Governor OF AZ
kansas. in place of GOV. Rector.
The Federals at Poeahontas had take
possession Of the Gazette and Herald Office
and from II were issuing paper devoted
llneal matters aud the affairs OF the Fedora
tronps. The editor of the Pocahontas Her
aid aud Gazette. Captain Martin. IS raisln
a guerilla brigade.
The FederaIs anticipated no trouble i
:. holding. occupying and possessing III
entire Slate-of Arkansas.
Mesaplis .irliaaeht.
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Richmond. MAY 20

The Enquirer Of this morning has extracts
from Northern papers Of the 10Th, bringing
English adyices up 10 the Sd inst.
The most prominent Subject discussed is
the rumored French and English interference
in American affairs.
The Paris correspondent Of the n Y. Her.
aid. writing under date Of April 29,h. says:
-' Notes have been passing between the
two Governments within The past week in
relation 10 this matter There Is no doubt
that the Emperor still says no"
The Enquirer remarks EDITORIAL y-our
extracts from the last European intelligence
received At the North indicates on our part
that England and France is disposed % in.
tenere for the restoration Of peace on this
continent. The feeling exhibited is alto.
gelher in favor of acknowledging the pre-.
tensions OF the Confederate States.
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A Cool AyESGER.-A certain English gen.
llelnan. who was regular freguenter Of the
sreen.room Of Drury Lane Theatre in the
DAYS Of Lord Byron's committee, aud who
always stood quietly On the hearlh-rug there
with Bis back to The FIRE, was 10 his usual
place one night. when a narrative was relat.
ed BY another gentleman, newly returned
from the continent, Of barrier duel that had
taken place in Paris. "A young Engiishman
IA mere bay--had been di.poiled IL a gam
bling house IN The Pslais Royal, and charged
a certain gaming Court with cheating hun;
had gone out with the Count, wasted his hre,
and had been slain by the Count. dnlrr the
frightlui circumstances Of the Gounrs walk
ing up to him. laying his hand Oh his heart.
saying. . you are a brave fellow. have you
moiheri" And on his replying in the Affirm.
alive, remsrking cu0lly. !" am sorry for
her. and blowing his brains out. The gen
ileman on the hearth rug paused 10 taking
his snnff to hear the story, ard observed with
great placidity, i" am afraid must kill that
rascal" A lew months elapsed. during
which the green-room hearth-rug was with
out him, and then he reappeared precisely as
before, and only Incidentally mentioned. 10
the course Of the evening, Gentlemen, |
killed The rascal" lie had gone over 10
Paris on purpose, and tracked the Count to
the same gambling house, had thrown glass
Of wine IN his lace in the presence Of the
company assembled there, had told him that
lie had come to ayenge his young compatriot
aud had done II by patling the Count out
Of the world. and coming back 10 the hearth.
rug as il nothing had happened.