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Coatinuei-The case Of James McGee, tos
selling lilaor without license, wa, again con-
tuned by til, Mayor
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The Knlghss Of tho 0oldea ClSe1o IA
open ths depct Il Toledo. Ohio, a. A
oscase two OK thses boxsa ol suns ana koztN
slsnselsss, sestlss taking Paeaay ~ 80
nisioa.
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&. ) STEaMtl; foRP6Dn,
Oh Nswpo;t News, Va,
u O'Clock NJ. Jnly 6 h, 1863 }
Acfiug Rear hdmtrai $ Il Ire,
u. 5 Flagship Minnesota.
Shawn Aimis.i l. - Inform uia, if he
CAT, how lots i. viii probably he betoie an
ans ser Will 10 ma3e IL uIy noto Of tbs 4th
instant
VIII i4e please also, forward thu aceompa
nyinQ letter from Hon Nj. Oaii. Confed.rte
Agent ,f Exchange, t. l. .-Col. WIN. IL.
i.i.diuH, lifted s a,es 4 aeIt of Lxchglge
Most respectfully,
ALEXANDER Ii. STEPHENS.
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L. s. FLAG SHIP MissFsoTA
Oh Ne Epoil Newe Va,
July Ctn, 1865 }
SiR-Tne rsq1'st e0ntalusd IN your eoaauu
nication of lhe ith in7taut is considered iu,.d
iniasiUe.
Tns customary agents and chanue!a aare ade
pjlats for ali needlul military conlmun eaii1ns
,.sld conference betws en tue L a!..G S..asea
forces aud :he insurgents.
Very respectfully, yours,
5. l.. LEE, 4 X. Admiral
Comd'g N. A Block. 50 n.
lion. Aier'r II. Stephens.
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.ShocAsHg Accsdeat "A painful accident CO.
cured at the Csnisal X slroad depot. yester.
day morning rssalsipg IN the death OF =
ai named Patrick n pcythress. The PAR
tisnlars Of the md aitiir, reported to "a. are
theses Dariag The late naiisia call. when old
aid young were eYpscted to shoulder their
gsas TO repel the Abolition Invasion, a large
number Of boys, between tho ages OF sixteen
aad eighteen years. formed company nuder
the eommand Of Cart. Conrad. In order to
make all teys Of that are hear q portion Of
the military bnrthens, saas6s We're apposr..
ed from tiwe to Tins 10 pick Up these who
skulsei and force them into iiue Yesterday
morning Captain Conrad cent ont Il squad.
as nsas.l, and when tiey arrived at the dspct
they halted for "A breathing spel Whilst wait
ag young Poythress loaded tis musket, and,
in attempting to pns ihs butt OF it On the
erousd, the haVmer struck the edgsvf the
platform, causing the cap to explode and the
gun to fire, the ball passing through his own
head ard vsounGing lin morally. He
was inms diately conveyed TO Ssabrock' g
warehouse hospital, wnsss evcry attention Was
given lin. Tie Gecides.s caused u gloom to
spread over the rest Of the company, forycuag
Poy thress was a fAvorito with his companions,
AID was ei'ssr.nl-snd intsilige LIST nis fate
be d warRiag to ali wbo handstire-afnis. an !
eepee ally 3, to tie hundreds Of yoaihs now
entering ilio military companies
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
Public Sale of Cemetery Lots.

Notice is hereby given that there will be .
public sale Of Cemetery lots, on Saturday, Sept.
iyth, 1858, at one o'clock P. NJ, on the grounds.
All persons interested afs requested to be in
attendance, and all persons having friends bu-
ried upon said grounds are especially requested
to met the City Council at the time and place
aforesaid, and make arrangements for lots, and
for tho removal OF all those that may be found
to have been buried in the streets or alleys OF
BALD Cemetery. By order of the City Council
j. H. BRAND, City Clerk.
Red Wing. Sept. Is, 1868. 1w
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
DIED.

In the Hospital, at Helena, Arkansas, on the
2eth uIs., Of dysentery, W. F. DEWEY. son OF
D. Dewey. OF Hay Creek township, Geodhue
sounsy, Minnesota. -
The news Of Mr.. Dewey's death was uDex-
pected to his parents, and came to them in all
the force of a great bsriessmeIs. He had been
only about three weeks Here is another VIC
=
tim of this accursed rebellion, and he only one
among thousands. If the punishment Of the
leading rebels is commensurate with their
crime, He'll itseef will be luxury to them.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

MILITARY PARApE.-On the ed and 23d
iost., thiT'n'h Regiment Of State hi'iti.
will parade, according to law. The place
selected is the fine fiat ground near the Wee.
der place, east Of Red Wing. 1t is believed
the turn out will be large, as oil officers oI
the regiment have been making % effort to
procure full attendance Of their respective
companies. Passes 70 the parade ground
ws understand, can BE- procured Of Col J ohm
son.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

MILITARY ELEcr1oN.-Ata an election held
last Monday, in this city. Capt. Thomas
Carney was elected Lieutenant Colonel oil
the Tenth Regiment State Militia.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
WANTED.

We want about seventy five dollars aaoeo
to meet some claims that will be due in a
few days. TO any person who owe us any
thing this notice is addressed.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

WHEAT Caor.-Thc crop this year is
tdrnins out hotter, ny far, than was expect
cd. James Is. Smith Esq. u( Florence town
ship informed US last week that he bud for
ty acres Of wheat, the yield from thirty acres
OF which would average thirty bushels to
tAe &erS. This may be consid very
gaol.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

The RIVER FALLING.-We fear we shall
be disappointed in our hopes of high water
this fall. The river has been falling for a
week past and it is feared the large boats
will lie obliged to withdraw. II such should
be the case, it will very likely affect the
price Of grain.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

TnE place to buy Dry Goods and Cloth
ing cheap, is At Eisenbrand's.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

BERGH.-We direct special attention to
the new advertisement of G. Bcrgh & Bro.
They are enterprising men who are bound
to take the lead in trade in this place.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

"CaEAP JoHS."-Msn will trade where
khey can get the best goods cheapest, aid
that is the reason why Mr. Esenbrand h :,
such a trade. lie has just retarned with q
splendid stock Of Dry Goods and Clothing.
See his new advertisement.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

LINE FOR SALE.-See the advertisement
of Brownson s. Swanson in this paper.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

AWAIT, WHAT'S THE MATTER Nows?''
was our enquiry, a. We stepped into Wat
sons the other day. and found his .shoi
cleared out Of all kinds Of stock, "Our sale,
have been so large that We are ru. out o
stock, that's what's the NATTER was his
reply. But" continued he, e We shall hav'
biz stock on in few days.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

GoNE.-J. II. Mues E q one Of the old
est resident merchants in Re Wing, has left,
and gone to Hastings. We wish him good
lack in business there.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

THANKS Our thanks aro due A. D
Whitney Esq for dozen bunchcs of worry
fine Clifton Grapes. Mr.. Whitney has a
very beautiful arbor covered with grape
vine, that this year yielded 4 bountifu! harry.
ost.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

We have been compelled for few weeks
past, to use very poor quality Of paper
It appears to be more than hall straw, and
We suppose it is. We cannot promise to use
any bstter, because We have to take such as
ws:ean get but If We can got any better
we will surely use it.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

Some OS1oN.-Perry Martin Of Lake City
has sent u an onion, that is somewhat Of a
Vegetable. 1t weighs 2S ounces, and meas,
ures sixteen aud one halfinches in circum~
ference. Two or three such, would make a
decent laan dinner.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

KELLY HoUsE.-There has been q change
il the proprietorship OF this establishment,
within aweek or two. Mr.. Phelps has sold
his interest to Mr.Fislds, who is now sole pro
prietor. We can confidently reccomm end
this house. to the public.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

Puxps.-Ws notice. - We perambulate
about tue country, that people src es.tins
tired Of the old windlass and rope arrange
mont in their wells, and those cumbersome
arrangements ars last giving place to Sax
by's Pumps. Any person who would set
along without one. when oue can b had, Is
not entitled to credit for more than an er-
dinarv share Of sense. -%a
ArrLrs-Ws no longer publish items TO
prove that aPplss can be raised in Ainneso.
b, but We seek now to show that this is Z
Superior State for the caltars Of fruit. Hon.
G. 0rshaa has lef It our oisce Rhode
Islaad Gseening. thAs weighs nine ounesa
sDd measures eleven and oos- -qusrter inches
n sircamkrsacs. An appls toar inches y
diameter IS 10 mean specimen, especially sO'
.Aas,ss = yosae = this vhers fruit grow.
sn ~ yst expsri nsa.ins- We Do mi
eli1 tAal this Is The lazgsst e7pls " hsvs
svss sasa. but ve de csaia (nt vhsn frui,
raisisg = = new as is = j i y S.aAe. i IN
Sseasss 5ses,s<
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
Immense Fall llTrade.

I have, just received and opened a
large and splendid stock OF
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ALecture to Young Men.
jest Published in !Seaied Enyelope. Price
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Laws of Wood County,
Pissed .Ia7.uarY 10, 1869.

1t;s2rd =la.aary ~, 1859.
The Board OF Supervisors CT the County of
Wood, do order and determine as follows, to
wit:
Section i. That the following described ter
ritory be detached from the towns Of Seneca
and Rudolph, all of Towns "a and % North
in Ranges 4 and East, except two tiers OF
sections On east side of Town q, Range 3
East, and all Of Town 90, Range ) East, ex-
cept sections /, 9, 2, G, 80, 81, ~ and 80; al
so sections /, 2, ), /, = s, T, s, 8, 10, II, and
II, in TQwnship IS Aorth Of Range East
and alsa section OF Township %, Range &
East, and section | of Township %, Range .
East. Said Tertiary being all in Wood Coun-
ty and State Of Wisconsin.
Sec. 2. That the residence of Patrick Han
nifn be designated as the place for holding
the first town meeting of said town, and til
name of the new town shall be Town Of ST.
gel"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
The undersigned, Chairman and Clerk Of the
Board CT Supervisors Of Wood Cauntv, dc
hereby certify that the above srder was passed
Jan. 10th, 1863, and that the above is true
and correct transcript of the original order
|. l.. MOSHER, Chairman.
TH0MAS B. SCOTT. Clerk.
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Summons.

State of IViscons;n-M tie Cil.cui: Court of Me
County Of Wood
Horace B. Clalin, VIM. H. Mellen, Nathaniel
+. Miller, Henry Stone, Daniel H. Conklin,
Edward +. Eamcs partners doing business
under the name and style of Clafin,
Mellen Il Co., Plaintiffs, against Joseph
Wood, Matilda Wood, Moses A. Hpppeck,
Ealmer II. Garhut, VIM. II. Black, julius D.
Roberts and Mortimer Hendricks, firm of
Hoppcck, Garhut i Co., Joseph Lowell and
j. COLES, Jr., partners under the name and
style of Lowell, COLES & Co, Spencer G.
Bryant, Joseph r. Partridge, James W. Pin
chod, James s. Warren, S. B. Gale, VI. c.
Warren, K. C. Worthington, Napoleon b.
Caswe,l, Henry L. McCoon Geo. A. Boyd"n,
I.ucus E. Shoemaker and Hiram Schoon-
maker firm of McCoon, ScAoonmakcr & Co.,
Samuel j. Hunt, Isaac l. Hunt, -- Graham
and - Aiken, firm of Graham & Aiken, A.
NJ BiningeT Co.. St. Nicholas Bank, n. Y,
Park Bank, n T., George CHAPMAN, James
Pike. Robert s LYON, Charles II. Moves.
Gare.ne- F. Taft and James 5. Winslow Ja-
ran B. Salisbury and Samuel W. Chittcnden,
firm of Salisbury 4 Chittenden, Oliver B.
Tweedy, Elias NJ. Greene, Dexter Tiffany,
Ebert L. Eastman, Alden B. Bigclow, Min
?. DAYTON, CYRUS l.. Carter, Henry Z. Out
nan, Richard A. De Forrest James Arm
strong, Lcander Lefontaine and Joseph Dow,
Defendants.
THE State Of Wisconsin to the above named
i defendants:-
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which is
flied in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Wood County, Wisconsin, and to
serve a copy Of your answer TO the said com
plaint on the subscribers at their office in the
village of Grand Rapids, in said County, with
in ninety days after the service hereof, exc!u-
sive Of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the com
plaint-Oated Jan. -, 1868:
WEBB i WITTER,
tw6 Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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The Presidents Proclamation

Mr. EDITOR The first day of Jan
uary, eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
begins new era in the history Of our
Republic. On that day the fetters
were struck from the limbs Of three
millions of unfortunate human beings
who have been held as slaves by a
dominant aristocracy.
The Presidents proclamation of free
dom has forever wiped out the foul
stigma of slavery from the fair name of
our Republic. No longer can foreign
nations point the finger of scorn and
reproach at the seeming Inconsistency
Of our Government, protesting to up
h Id Republican institutions, while
certain portion of our people held three
millions of human beings i'll the worst
form of slavery that history has record
ed. Ever since the first unfortunate
African landed on the shores Of the
James river, has there been two antag-
onistic parties in this country, the one
party advocating free labor, while the
other has been building up and propa-
gatl = a semi -ocspotism based on slave
ry.
| have long been of the opinion that
Slavery and Republican institutions
coald not long co-exist. They are as
diametrically opposed to each other as
any two repulslvc forces. Slavery is
incompatible-absolutely Incompatible
with Republican institutions. The
two parties have now fairly joined is
sue, and they will not terminate the
contest until that relic of barbarism is
swept away
And like the baseloss fabric ef vision,
Leave not wreck belInd.
The Constitution of this country
gives every State the right to make its
own State or local laws. Slavery be-
ing State or local institution, the fed
eral government had no legal right to
m'e''ere WIN II III Tue 0'a'es "neFe II
eA'S.eo pre- 'o"s - '''' ,eoe'''o'' n"'
'i'o io'e'' nav my "'''"o war =" '''e
',o'iS'''e''oh '''i,' "oN N''n 'n'''e''' "neS
na.e oonss4''"os , l0''e''e' ~ III. ''s'''s "
N' . " -
"'' ,e " - ~ , '''l ,'.' c -. .r'l0' w ''''V'
~ "4 ~ Wv - !" : y : y ','>,N
n1,,h.oa ,;,,. ,l ~ ~ - .'..,',, Wv
''.' wy P'0PUr
~ OF repels, including their slaves. 1t
would therefore seem as if Proviaence
ebad hronnht about this way 70 ,r;,.o Tho
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A AMARTYR.-Dr. Edison b. Olds was
sent to Fort Lafayette for discouraglng
enlistments. He is now Democratic
MARTYR, and since his release talks thus ::
1t is for your Legislature to tell Lin,
coin he can have no more soldiers TO"
the prosecution of this war. The ques-
ton now is how to put down the ty-
rants. 1t is to put down Lincoln and
Tod. We must put them down or our
liberties are not safe. If you want to
put down the rel ellion, put Lincoln and
Tod out of power.
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AT LOW FIGURES
FOR READY-PAY ONLY!

1862.
Amounts lcpied for 1862.
Section |. There shall be and hereby is lev
led County Tax upon the taxable property of
the County of Wood, for the year 1862 to the
amount Of S77l3.3S, being one ana a half per
centum upon the valuation, and the same is
hereby apportioned among the several towns
See. Q. There shall be and hereby is levied
State Tax upon the taxable property Of the
County of Wood, for the year 1862, to the
S257l.12, being one half of one per centum
upon the valuation, and the same is hereby
apportoned among the several towns
Sec. 5. There shall be and hereby is levied
a School Tax upon the taxable property of the
County Of Wood, for the year 1852, to the
amount Of Sl02S.9O, being eight tcnths of a
mill per oentum, for school pdrposes, and the
same is hereby ap2ortioned among the several
towns; and one and twotenths of mill per
ccntum to pay the salary of th" County Super
intendent for the wears S62 and 500, as per
Act of the Legislature, and the same is hereby
apportioned among the several towns
Sec. T. There shall be and hereby is levied
a Special Tax to pay judgments against the
County Of Wood, amounting to S3US5. 50, be-
ing six mills per centum upon the valuation of
the taxable property in the County for the
year 1862, and the same is hereby apportioned
among the several towns.
Making total AMOUNTS levied by County
Board for 1862, Sl5,Ol6...0
I4dsdtedaess Of Wood County, Nov. 18th, 1862.
Amount Of Encanceled Orders, $lO9ls so
Amount due u:.on judgments which
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BORN.
ShGriff'S Sale.

State Of W Ftsconsin-Ia tie Circuit Court of the
County If Wood.
Spencer G. Bryant, Plaintiff, against Joseph
Wood and Ebenezer Haviland, defendants.
R1 virtue of an execution issued out of said
~ Court in the above entitled action, to me
directed and delivered, have levied upon and
shall expose for sale and sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at nv Office in
the village Of Grand Rapids in said county.
on the twenty-fourth day of March A. D. 1868,
at two o'clock ?. N, al the interest the above
named defendants either of them had on
the second day of March, 4 D. 1860, or any
time thereafter, in the following described
premises, lying and being in the County of
Wood and State of Wisconsin, or SO mu..h
thereof as sh Ill be sufficient to raise the sum
due the plaintiff for principal, interest and
costs, together with the expenses of sale. to
Wit: The west one half ~ of lot No three
l3), thirty-ive (35) feet off the east end of
lots No. five (5) and SIX (6), and lot No four
az, all in block No. one II, and lots No. one
Il !, two p, three Isl aud four T4l, in block
No thirty-three a3l, ali in Woods Addition
to the village of Grand Rapids. Also all that
part OF fractional lot No. eight Isl in section
No eight Isl, township No TWENTY-FIVE I22l
north, of range No. sly T61 east, not included
IN the village plat Of the village of Grand
Rapids.
Dated sheriTs ofec, Grand Rapids Feb
| Sd, 4. D. 1863.
y. J, McRAITH
Sheriff of Wood County.
-. Z. MERR1MAN, Pltsf's Atty ews
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WOOD co. REPORTER
g. n BRUNDAGE, Editor and Proprietor.
F. NJ. HAINES. Corresponding Editor.
GRAND RAPIDS, WIS:
Thursday Morning, Feb'y 9th, 1868.

X When the time expires for which the
Reporter has been paid, an will be marked
on the last paper, and may be regarded as an
invitation to renew.
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Sum MONS.

StAkl Ol2Ss
State Of Wi&cousie-Clrcui. Cart for Jfood
county.
Elias G. Moore, Plaintiff, against John Ensign.
Luperla Ensign, Emerson w. harrington.
Frederick Merry, Susan Merry Harriet E.
purin, Henry Martin, Wm. H. HartweN. AL
fred B. Hewett, Isaac jackson, David Gold
man, Jane \. Hodgkinson, Jules Pomerov,
Robert Dousherty, Marshall 4. Warren,
SaTuel R. Fox, and Luther REYNOLDS, De.
PENDANTS.
THE State of Wisconsin to the above named
i Defendants:-
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in this
action, which is filed in the Office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of the County of Wood
at Grand Rapids in said county, and to serve
copy of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at their Office in the
village Of Grand Rapids, County and State
aforesaid, within ninety days after the service
of this summons on you, exclusive of the dav
of such service; and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the plaint--Datcd JHly
2sth, 1862. POWERS Lang,
lw6 Plffs Attys.
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Our Agents.

The following arc the or authorized agents
to transact business for th9 Reporter, and their
receipts for subscription ana advertising Will
be honored until further notice:
S 81 Pettengill Il Co, New York City.
C. II. Scriycn, Chicago, Ills.
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|-Ion. w. y. McIndoe will please
accept our thanks for copies OF the
Congressional Globe.
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Grand Rapids, May %, 1862. 90
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons, that
whereas ny wife, Mrs. Mary A. Butts, has
left p,y bed and board, and refuses to return
to nv house as a good and abiding wife ought
to do. thereby give notice to all persons not
to trust her, the said dafy A: puts, NOT 70
board OF harbor her at II! eApeiiSe, iIt nete
by give notice to all persons tnai l nave ~ a
mo r. take care of ana support her there if
she viii come to re, ane shall not pay any
debts of her making or contracting after this
date-Ds.ed Franklin, January 18th, 4. D.
1888 LEVI BUTTS.
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GRAND RAPIDS WIsCONsIN.-TEURsDAY, FEBRU AIRY

having paid specie out Of the treasury
to any one SO long as it commanded a
premium of 50 cents on the dollar.
Yours, ?. /. 2.