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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-01
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To enable US to devote cur atteu ton exclusively
to the Provision and Pr'dEce business, hav {
determined to close out entire STOCK of GRO =
CERIES.
desire call the attention of The trade to the
fact that we will sell lower rates than goods of
similar quality can be laid dewn in this market,
and we invite city and country buyers TO examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The stock is we'll selected for the wants OF this
section and contains nearly every thing kept by a
wholesale establishment. Bargains can he had by
calling on ego, FOSTER g. CO.,
ian22 Corner Locust st. and Canal,
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NY ~. sRLE.m.s.V- R.gV'EyvG RE-
~ . MOVED his Office from No. First street,
to his Fcsidencs on Second street, opposite the
Presby terrain Church, will keep, heretofore, q
coed assortment eff Wheeler & Wilson's, and
Singers Sewing Machines and needless silk thread
and oil, and every thing that is connected with the
NH r. M sELIMAN, Ag't.
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HyR RsH .aRREH.zL OF NE ~ CROP
Il OF Molasses, from he South, just receiv aud
for sale by the barrel, half barrel, at retail, by
mv-Iw REILLY & Co, 81 MaiD -
" EVE, 90 lbs Goldfish just received
| ~ "a at - Imh20l II. 4. COOKS.
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CORPORATTON NOTICE
ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK.

Clerks Office, June ~ 1862.
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GORRRU.n .MOE.A bbls sor
~ ghum Molasses far Superior to tho last JUST
received and for sale at VIOKERH BHOS.I
OCT
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Imported Cigars.

All the fayorite- Havana brands always on hand
SE- The patronage of my numerous friends and
the public generally is respectfully solicited.
oc4-6n CHARLEY HABBEs
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~ x - - 10 - q. - -a.
And everything edible to be purchased in the mar
let will be served up at the ST. CHARLES at al
hours, in a style which will suit the most tastidi
GUS epiouro. a4
Choice Brandies aud Imported Wines the bes
brands of Old Bourbon and Monongahela and
No Liquors of all kinds will be found at the bar
of the st. Charles.
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BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMA.V
4 O'CLOCK p. M

New YORK, Nov. l. The Times special
dispatch SAYS ehere Is no doubt that our army
Is steadily moving forward into Va. Burnside
was yesterday at Percellvllle
The forces under Gems. French and Sedgwick
left Harper'S Ferry yesterday morning, and
crossed the Shenandoah bridge.
Sumner corps also moved through the Blue
Mountains and Short Hills to form junction
with Gen. Burnside
Nearly all the troops have moved from Lou
don and Maryland Heights, through General
Gary 5 command is for the present to remain on
Bolivar Heights as guards
a reconnaissance from Harper's Ferry found
the enemy in heavy force at Charlestown. and
another from Purcesville discovered them near
Paris and Upperville, said to be under Long
street, and Smokers Gap is strongly defended
by them.
Lee is positively said to be at Winchester and
battle Is looked for at any moment
The HeraId's dispatch says Gen. Longstreet's
division took possession of Lesshurgh, without
opposition, on Thursday. Heavy firing is said to
have been heard yesterday, in the direction of
Manassas.
The Times Washington dispatch says Col
"lndham with cavalry force was, at last
accounts, driving the rear guard of the rebel
Gen. Walker force through Ashbys Gap
Another detachment on Thursday drove the
enemy into their retreats in ThorOughfaYe Gap.
Gen. Longstreet is at Petersburgh and is in
command OF the rebel army moving to attack
Suffolk.
Gen. Dix is said to be strong IN the belief
that an attack is to be made There, and at York
town, and at Fortress Monroe.
II An
rived here to-day. The rebels under Echols.
Floyd and Jenkins retreated hence, on Monday
last.
The march of our troops up the Kanawha
valley Was conducted in the best military order,
without single causalily. The citizens gave
them welcome.
New YoRK, Nov. l. According to inorma-
nation from Mexico. received per steamer EAGLE
from Havana, about half of the French troops,
amounting to nearly 1900 men, had arrived
and were Immediately ordered to Oroorzaba
1t is thought that the Notifications at
Oroorizaba have Eeen selected as the base of
operations, and that the expedition for the civ
Mexico, would start in December
The news about The loss 10 the army of the
French by black vomit is said to be exaggerated.
BALTIMORE Oct 81 1t is currently reported
here that Ex-Goy Hicks, will be appointed
Military Governor of Maryland, and will To-
cate his office at Baltimore.
NEW YoRX, Nov. l. A Washington dispatch
to the Times says reliable information las been
received stating thar several immense iron-clad
frigates are being constructed in England for
the rebels
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New YoRX, Nov. l. A Washington dispatch
to the Times says reliable information has been
received stating thar several immense iron-clad
frlgates are being constructed in England fol
the rebels
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BALTIMORE Oct. 81. 1t is currently reported
here that ExGoy. Hicks, will be appointed
Military Governor of Maryland, and will To-
cate his Office at Baltimore
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Miscellaneous Works
COO Q0O MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS TO
Oll,OllO SELL LLoYn,- WV STEEL PLATE

N'' at short notice. Patronage respectfully
Il. G. W. WILDER.
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SECOND PART
oP THE
Shilling sOaag Book.

Containing tue Wor ls OF pnAr ngs that have ap-
reared sine the publication OF The FIRST Par, together
with numerous other + critics. Price ~ ceHts on re
pt Of which copies IN mailed, postpaid oLV bR
OLSON Il CO... Publishers, III Washington ST.
stoo'n
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W '" ILDAH'
100000 h AtT lS Or y'H 1hH 4 AsSSs
COUNTY COLOkED MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES, CANaDAs AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
FIom eys, pleed August TO- 1862; cost
S2O,0J0 to engrave it and one years time.
Superior any $40 map made by Cotton Mitch
ell and sells at the low price Of fifty cents $4,000 names
are graved on this map 1t is not only County Map,
but it Is also a
COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
othe United states and Canadas combined in one giving
EVERY X aILkOAp STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man sS to - per day, and
r take back all maps that be sold and refund
the money.
Send for 81 worth to try.
agents.
Wanted-W hole>ale Agents for Maps in every State,
California, Canada, England, France and Cuba A for
tune MAJ be made with few hundred dollars CAPT! al.
No competition. j. LLOYD, No l6+Froadway, n Y.
The ar Department uses our Nap of virginia. Mary
land nd Penns ylyana 1000, which ed
Aut.ctam Crr-k. -harp-hurgh, Maryland lights, Will
amspOr Ferry RhOrersvile Noands Ford and all other
On The Potomac and every other place in Maryland
Virginia, nd Pennsylvania, or money refunded.
LLOfD's GEOGRAPHICAL MAr OF KENTUCKY,
OulO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
the onIyauthurity for zen. Buell. and the War Depart
mrHt Money refunded to any one finding an error IN it,
From the Tribune. Aug ..
"tLOYD's NAP OF VI DINIA MARYLAND AND
PEN NSELNANI N-lis Map 10 very large its cnst Is
"1 - c"nts ard is he best vi Oh can be pnrchaara
.IotW GREAT NAP or T"E u'sS'Hsii RI
ElN tL,-From Actual Surveys by Capts. Bart and YIN
tns.H Mississippi River Pilots st. Oh ;, NO, ,how'
every M n pIautaL on aud owners from St Louis
90 me cur of Gezc II }5p mtrs--evey sand-har is
lard town. landing and all lac. % miles hack from The
nv cuUr,d In count ana Sfa"s PRICE, 4 IN sheets
;! rocket FORM and So 81 on LINN, wi rollers Ready
sept. -.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WAsGrNGToN, Sept. II, 1862
IT LLoYD's-Sdr. Send me your zap OF the Nissis
'ipp River with price per hun tired copies Rear Adm-
raj Charles H. Davis commanding the mississippi "a ad-
ron, authorized to purchase many as are re-
CURED for use Of that squadron.
Jj6wf3w GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary Of the Navy
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insert artificial teeth Gold, Silver, Plana and Rub
per- In all cases furnish temp rlry free of cost
and advise all persons who have al their extract
"a to have temporary it keeps he under law n
better fhaPe sever have under my notice
since m residences in this place where the nder Jazz has
0fcome seriously injured, by going without temporary
I- still renew my offer of S25 set for rotten or de-
sets of teeth the rubber plate Thus far have
been una Die to fAi an imperfect set.
The following letter will speak for self is from
Kew, j. =. Lee, formerly resident Of this place
CANTON Y, jane 81, 1862.
the result of your dentistry in my wish to rec
tired four different kinds and much prefer the rubber
More than three years you inserted upper of
teeth III my mouth rubber plate, and h. We worn it
ever since with it every meal now the plate is
just a. good as when The fitting is admirable anu
nave experienced no inconvenience whatever in wearing
It, IdlCdys recommend ii my frjeRds in preference 10
g0d or p(1tna My experience is certainly decidedly
favor Of the rubber hope my friends in Vermont
Will avail themselves Of your services know of no
Dentist in whose bands should prefer trust my tee tn
interest rather than you give this letter unsolicited
as simple justice. Yours truly,
] S. LEE.
Ether CT ChlOrofOrm given in extracting a
number OF tee n if required.
o. Bear in mind that | only charge Seventy-fye
cents a cavity, for gold filing u-e the best gold
and warrant the filings, as do my plate work. When
convenient, rsons from distance will please give me
few days notice, when they intend coming TO ME for
work.
IL Office Langdon's Flour Sore, Montpelier Vt
oct.6D&w JOHN ". COMEGYS.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 23d, 1862.
Trsi ms Going south and East.

Trs ms Going south and East.
Leave Montpeilei d 70 IL 50 A. NJ. and 10 IS
M ALL TRAIN leaves Rousrs Paint 4 4 81 A. NJ. ST.
vi Alba at $50 a. Nj, Burlington us Nm, con-
Meeting at White River JnnCti With rains for from
Wells River 81. Inhnsbury and i.it.etnH, and with
Northern Railroad for Boston Lowell, Worcester &c.
and connecting AT Bellows Falls with heshire Z. r
or Boston and with Vermont Valley r. Tor Spring
field, New Haven and New York, arriving in New YORK
at 10, l5P. NJ.
EXPRESS Train leaves Rouse's Point at g o5 AN 70,
Burlington and Northfeld. Connecting at Burlington
with hoats for Whitehall, &c,
NIGHT ExPaEss TRAIN leaves Ogdensbue Mt 10. 90 NJ.
Mont zeal at 400 Houses PoiHt OF 6.I0 M,
ing Boston $40 NJ, connecting Bellows Fails
with Cheshire r. r. for Boston aud Worcester and
Vermont Valley r. R. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving IN New York at 4 70 M
Trains Going North aud West.
Leave Montpelier at 0S AM I.35 A NJ and 50 /.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston At 7.30 NJ via. Lowell
Lawrence Ftchburg. Leaves Springfield at !. 25 NJ
Junctit wlt Northern x. X from Boston md with Pas
sumpsic e. X. Tor and from st. Jobnsbury and ntclou
arriving at Burlington at 645 p. and st. Adams nj
30 P. Ogdensburgh $50 A. NJ, and Montreal at 10 30
P. N.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves NornfieId at : 30 A. NJ
and BuTling ion at 925 for Houses Point and Mon
tTea
Mar EXPRESS TRAIN lea Fellows Falls ut IS p NJ
receiving passen from Vermont Valley K. r. leaving
New YORK. II 500 4. ~, and from Cheshire H. K.
leaving Boston ut 30 P. NJ. connecting nj
White River Junction Win tram leaving Boston at
90 r. n. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave Whie
River Junction ut il.j3 P ~, arriving az Burlington
) - A. 81, nUuses Point At ~ A, Nj, hOulTea al
1900 NJ aud OgdeN-huign at i2lO ?. ~, c"nGecu M
with Grand frunA trans ior Detroit Chicago ami The
West
sleeping cars are attached 10 10th the night eSpres
trains unnirr between Kou,e's Polnta.d Bo-tol.
Through iicnets or Chicago and the Vest for sale o
the principal stations
st. Adams, VI, JIne %. lsG2
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN NOV. / Is62.
American & Foreign Patents
r. Il. EDDY
SOLICITOR or . 3,;,r>J,7,c


SOLICITOR or P.8J'EN7,C
ti-ate Agent OF o. : Patent Ofice vya.nin,op ur,sr
-. O. the Act OF 1897,
80 S'"'e street. opposite R2Iny ST., Roston
4 FIER an extensive practice of Upwards Of tweo,,
conn hues i"secure Pat.ng.l te United 81 te
lists a H'eal BRIAN, France, and other foreign conn
tries C7veata SPECIFICATIONS Assir,,a,,a 80 I'tl
pef5 OF drawings tor latents execu.e on iibsri tsr
tnu "itn Sdtch Researches made into American :,
S"Fel2h WORKS, odetstaine the validity ny min, f Pa
tents "F nveutonslnd legaIor other an ;a. .
81 ,l.eI- ouchihg iEe same. Copies Of tba claims il
az 'dse"t 2Fh8HGt by renting Ono Dollar Assi,
MeEts recorded at Wasaia ton s
, ne agency ~ npf Only the largest IN New ENGLAND
o"t tf0Hgh II inventors have adv"a:eFss fo, s,,yin
patents, OF ascertaaIn- the pateotabi>y NJ incati
dNaafPaseeaby,u not Elmaasar. ~ viii
can be offered them eIsewhe-4 The tae,i,,uinIy W.
giF@n iFgYe tlat none is MORE SUCCEsSPfTT Atm Fl
fAIEHF OFFlC Ethan the subscriber and "a Guns
- ! M BEST PROOF OF ADVANT&GCS AVN Anil
ne would add hat he has abundant reason tnbeIiev
u I'd Prove !Aal at no other office of TIE kind are tn
charges fO professional services so mossr-ts The I'M
,.'S E1sICe OF the subscriber durii1g wznty years
past mas enabled MIN 10 accumulate vast collection ri
SPECIFICATIONS and official decisions relative 10
ges4G IS ms extensive library of legal and mechan
iCal wofss ana H accounts of paten;, aoaed in RI.
United States nd Europe render 4e bavonb rus
on to ener superior facilities for obairsins patents
Al necessity of journey to Washington 20 procure
peH ana the usual great delay there are here save
inventors. ' " '0 '''0
TESTIMONIALS
Iesafd M Eddy as one of the mGss sapable aud sue.
course. ~ ' ~
..t CnAs. MASON" Commissioner Of Patents.
pave no hest ion in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ a person competent and truswoGhy
ana rf0re capable of putting their agBsh2tons in form
10 secure for them early and favorable consider0on
@' 'iic Fatoht once. EDMOND BURKE"
80, Late Commissioner of Patents
- Ny. Il. II, Eddy has made for ne ETfIRTEFN anpIi
on All nut one of which patents have been grant
co. ana ihaL one Is now pending. Sssch unnistakabe
proof ot great talent and ability on his oayt leads me IL
recommend at inventors aYpiv to si.a to procure her
pate hts as they NAV be of having sha mist hf
aehtth bestowed on their cases an reasonable
charges. Joflf3 = 4cf pr
poFihG eIcht months, the Subscihe. in course Of hs
afGe practice, made, twice rejected applications
7IAi ZEN APPGALS, EVERY ONE Of which was de
cided in his favor, BY the Commissioned Of Patents
Boston, Dee. ., 1861. 30lfvI
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A NEW VOLuN aUsIc for IN Choir Singing Srhool
y and -oci Il Circ 4. EDWARD MILTON
For SAFE by q. WILDER,
a3S FRBgsAy HrILDIyG, montpelier, Vt.
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Vermont Central and SUsli-
van Railroads.

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The Joint Committee on the Con
duet Of the War made lengthy report
regarding the treatment, By rebels at
Manassas, of the officers and soldiers
killed there.
They say the facts disclosed are OF
painful, repulsive and shocking charac.
ter; that the rebels have crowned this
rebellion BY the perpetsation of deeds
scarcely known even to savage war
fare. Investigations have established
this beyond controversy. The witness
es called before Us were men of III.
doubted veracity and character. Some
OF them occupy high positions in the
army, and some Of them high positions
IN civil life, differing in political senti-
ments. Their evidence presents re-
n1arkable concurrence of opinion and
Judgment. Our own people and for
eign nations must, with one accord,
however they have hesitated hereto
fore conSlgn to lasting odium the au-
thofS Of crimes, which, in all their de-
tails, exceed the most excuses of the
SePoys IN India. The outrages on the
dead viii revive the recollections Of the
oEueltles to which savage tribes sub
iect their prisoners. They we're bu-
ried in many eases naked, with their
faces downward, They were left to
decay in the open air, their bones be-
ing carried off as trophies. Some
times, as the testimony proves, to be
used as personal adornments and one
witness deliberately AYERS that the head
Of one Of our most gallant officers was
cut of by a seeessionist to be used by
q secessionlst on the occasion Of his
marriage
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-05-10

pulsed .Harley's rebel brigad by a
real charge of the bayonet, taking one
Colonel and $50 prisoners land KILN,
at least two Colonies and many prl-
Yates.
His conduct was brilliant in the ex-
IRENE. do not know our exact loss.
put tear that Gen. Hooker has lost con-
siderable on our LEFT. / learn from the
prisoners taken that the rebels intend
dispntlng every step to Richmond 7
still run the risk Of at least holding
them in check here, while resume the
original plan.
My entire force is undoubtedly con.
slderably inferior to that of the rebels
who will fight well, but l will do all !
can with the force at my disposal.
(Signed) GEO. 3. McCLELLAN,
Major General.
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Pen and Scissors.

Snow fell s inches deep st Mon
tercy, Va, on the 9th alt.
--Adiutant Gen. Thomas recently
stated that re had 100000 troops in
the field.
Contrabands state that the new
PROV on the Merrimac is IL feet long,
Of wrought iron, and steel pointed.
MIR Lathrop, nominated and unan-
imously confirmed as Collector of New
Orleans, is understood to be Repub.
lican in politics.
Many persons. doubted whether
Gen Grant ought to be suspended at
ter the battle of Fort Donelson prob
ably none doubt that he ought to be
cashiered now.
The city Of Fredericksburg con-
talns many archives Of Importance
They are chiefly in possession Of the
Masonic Lodge, which is the oldest in
this country. Gen. Washington was a
member Of it.
The Richmond Examiner of the
I'd has a dispatch from Savannah, Ga :,
stating that Gen Lawton has formally
communicated to the city council his
determination to surrender the city.
The council have resolved to sustain
Gen. Lawton.
--Radetzki, who is alleged to have
murdered Segismund Felnor, a German
jeweler, and robbed him Of nearly one
hundred thousand dollars in gold, notes
and diamonds, about the middle of o.
tober, 1861, was arrested in ST. Louis
on the 30th ult.
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Cairo. Nav 4

Gov. Earrey's body was recovered
2hoa. sixty miles below Pittsbarg Ian
ding. / was first discovered By some
lads who Informed . negro woman.
who drew the body ont Ct the stream,
and after riding the pockets Of three
hundred dollars, watch, pencil, &c,
buried it.
The facts coming to the knowledge
Of Mr.. Singleton of Britt's Landing,
lie caused the body 70 be cxhuned.
and By dlnt OF, mingled promises and
threats, obtained the yaluables and pa
pers. These fully establishing it's iden
tity, he sent them, with the BODY. to
the Major Of the Sixteenth Wisco nsin.
1t Pittsburg, BY the steamer La9j
Pike Tie body arrived al Cairo this
afternoon on the steamer La Crosse,
and was received by Perry II. Smith
u Appleton, aud his brother, J. s.
Harvey Of Chicago, both Of whom LETT
this afternoon for Chicago with the re,
mains.
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& Remarkable Document.

Gen. Grnnt in his constituencies, has
replied to newspaper criticism on his
conduct at Plttsbnrg Landing,in which
he makes the remarkable statement
That mad the enemy sent our forces
word they were coming and fixed the
honr, We could not have been better
prepared than we were to meet them.
Is Gen. Grant crazy, or what is state
ment so wonderfully wide of what has
been unanimously uttered by ten thou
sand voices to be attributed ? This.
We venture to say, is the very first
time, now three weeks since the bat
tie, that any such statement has been
made oy any person.
We supposed if ANYTHING in this
world had been settled, it was that a
more complete surprise had never been
experienced since the beginning Of his
tory, than by our own army on that
occasion. And if shooting men in
their beds, at their meals, partially
dressed, without arms, and some with
out ammunition, is to find them as well
prepared rs if notified Of the cncmv's
coming, the world has never vet known
what surprise and preparation meant.
InaSmuch, however, as Gen Grant was
not on the field until some four hours
after the battle commenced, he is
scarcely as competent to Judge as those
who were there at the commencement.
and until one Of that host can be found
to agree with bim, his assertion must
remain remarkable one. His defense
does not strike us as one likely to prove
valuable to him. -ISgmtine1.
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Our Agents.

SURRENDER OF YoRKToWN.-The
news OF the week is unusually momen-
tons. The rebel army under General
Johnston, has evacuated Yorktown, and
our forces are now il possession Of that
place. When the rebels retired from
Manassas, which they had had SO ex-
ceilent an opportunity to strengthen,
the cry went through the land that
Yorktown had been made their strong
hold, and that 1t was at that point that
we were to meet with an opposition
which would be formidable il it was
not successful. The surrender Of that
position, too, makes it extremely doubt
ful whether our northern troops will at
all meet Treason's hordea in battle ar
ray on the sacred soil, IN this connec-
ton, the alleged statements Of Jeff.
Davis escaped coachman are very sig
niticant, if they can be believed.
And thus is time gradually revealing
this abortiye attempt at Treason III its
naked weakness and dcformitv.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-05-10
TaE BuRcE DIVORCE CAsE-An

TIE BURcH DIVORCE CAsE.-Au ap.
phcatlon for divorce by Mary w.
Bnrch froa her husband. Isaac II.
Burch, of Chicago, has been granted
in the Circuit Court of Wayne County,
Michigan. It should be stated, how
ever, that the proceeding was mutual
between the parties, and that this is,
by their consent, the termination of al
their differences.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-05-10

MAP OF Woop CoUaTY.--Mr. Haw-
ley, our Clerk Of the Board Of Super
visors, has placed us nndor obligation
for 4 lithograph map Of this county. Il
Is sectional map, and designates all
the streams, villages, roads, mills, &c,
N the comfy. To landowners it is
very valuable. Tie price is only one
dollar.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-05-10

CAMP MEET1NG.-Therc is to be a
canp-meetiag in the town Of Bnena
Vista, Portage County, near Moore's
Tavern, beginning Tuesday, June 3rd,
and lasting through the week. F6d.
can ''keep hotcl,'' and should any Of
our citizens attend, they can't fail to be
taken care Of if they viii trust them
selves to lis protection.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-05-10

Governor Spragno, Of Rhode
Island, after finding the bodies Of Co.
Slocum and Maj. Ballon mangled and
burned BY the rebels at Bull Run, pub.
lished orders to tho Second Rhode Is
Land regiment, Of " hicb they were for
merly officers, to the effect that he
should not be satisfied unless they kill
"a rahel Aniece-