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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-20

Ny friend Gen Macarthur received notice
this morning from that Storey Of the Chicago
Times, the meanest thing that God ever Gre
ated. He calls him an Abolitionist. He calls
me one. i have no defence to make, nor do
[ believe this man Storey knows what an Alb
olitionist is, unless by that be means those
who have given their share to abolish more
traitors to this country than he has made
against it.. If this be to be an abolitonist we
accept the term.
But I tell Mr.. Storey tonight that if every
man in this country is called an Abolitionist
that is willing to fight for and sustain his gov
eminent, let him be called so. And 1 tell
Mr.. Storey that if belonging to the United
States and being true and valiant soldiers,
meeting the steel of Southern reVolutionists,
marching to the tune of the music of this
Union, loving the flag of our country, and
standing by It in its severest struggles-if
that makes us abolitionists, let all Of us be
abolitionists. (Cheers.l
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The President in his Proclamation gave the
rebels thirty days to come back into the
Union, under penalty of the liberation of theil
slaves. 1t was at their own option. If they
refused to return, it was their. action and
choice, not that Of the President that iber-
ated the slaves. Our Democratic friends at
the North that are so sore on the subject,
ought to have gone down and induced their
Southern friends to submit and save slavery.
The speaker said the proclamation did not
7 free many slaves after all, for most Of them
had freed themselves before by running away.
But can tell you how they can get their
slaves back: let them lay down their arms
and come into the United States Courts, and
let the rebels prove their loyalty. yl.T
If the Courts declare that the proclamation
of the President is unconstitutional, | say |
will abide by the decision of the Court. If
they say lit is constitutional, and to have force
and effect, thenI suppose these men will not
setup their judgment in opposition.
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Sherif's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that 1 will offer for
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house in the town Of Seneca, Nemsha county,
state of Kansas; On Tuesday the oath day of
February A. D. 1863, between the hours of one
and two O'clock P. N. Of said day the following
described real estate situate in Nemaha county,
State of Kansas, to wit: the south one half Of
the north east quarter Of section eight ia town.
ship four Of range thirteen, taken as the proper
ty OF Lcrenzo Stewart On an execution In favor
Of the Stateof Kansas, for the use and benefit
of the board of county commissioners Of said
county of Nemaha, issued By the clerk of the
district court With and for the county OF Nem-
aha, State of Kansas, and TO me directed as
Sheriff of said county Of Ne,naha. Given un-
der my hand this 9th day of January A. D.
1869. JOHN S. RODGERS, Sheriff
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Sherif's NnIe.

Notice is hereby given, that will offer for
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State of Kansas on Tuesday the 9th day OF
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described real estate, situate in Nenaha county,
State Of Kansas, to w.t. the north one half Of
the south east quarter Of section TWO il town.
ship four Of range eleven, taken as the property
Of Dan. Newconb Ga an execut ion in favor Of
Samuel Dickson. issued 5y the clerk OF the dis
trict court within and for the county of Nema-
Ia, State Of Kansas, and to me directed rs Sher-
if of said county of Nemaha. Given under
my hand this 9th dav of January A. d. 1868.
JOHN S. RODGERS, Sheriff
n43] of Nemaha county, Kansas.
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horse are two indispensable requisites f5T the
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To the 9Th. DAY after t3-norrow. Lieut.
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army, Of eaurSa. TIE paints e attraction
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Before having AsEe We Watched tie Fovs'
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TO active campaigning We tavs oealAl
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Ab0litionists and the War.

Ie p eli papars ar al laa.u2rsa-
ANY CPsa tic OIL siary -: the ! ~
- Esre tie ar,: la5Fer. u no.. .- t-,us5 Z
the N5'ia aai tie S,atb Toy say a:
ias >5a:a lssed tie Jaioa. us.a he. sl.r..
vel aa4 1skai nothing = lie N5f,ll. aa...
the ! ol.tisa..:s gan Their hoe ard CIV
ABOUT SLAVERY.
S7~. !: al IT, hatred :. ~ ,ss -,
sEsa'y yesrs, tie s2gta - nam sa,:.i -
W.. lie Nth, -. ;aeis s-e,i.a4 .,y an.
a. iseiT zSsFessi9as lsrz tb..sa cl4sei ay .sc
A..a.i:lyuists, Tx Saa:d ma; b. Wy So.
Ire and very e4s.y fa-bssaed
As es.alarei Wiz other pitts. w., L..
zen the sise u ;bls As.3..tlsn rar.g VIA
Is SAID - hare s9aiei ,ae S5uih = sob o.
FeFatign AID la-lly To ret..lli5as II.
woai sifoi farty dfsi made Il. Appearance in
to Pres.ten,ial e.e-ti4 a Il l>s9. a.!
ta.eazhoa' tie entire NsrsA i. s4rsw 81
james & Birney 7,e5J ics. l. lS.4
wien both the Wig ani Dzz1.c-ztie eas.i
4-s@s f'r the Prrsiieney Were l,o.a slassbo...i.
n. STATS, ;Az en,iFe psValAr v5,e t.r lie
saa.s Addition e4hd..iA;e ~. G. 5eo. 81 Mt
quite one fofty-i41fsb part II the v isale v5,.
;hr yn AZ that el-eti5a. Al The p-.si5-..
is4l e.ec;ioa Of ISIS. the Ffee-S5il r.,
to5s the llaee Of the Aboliti5a party Of ~
ys' ia is na1ossii emtrseed many VII.
II v4s ws.l kasEa. eFFosel h Abs.i.,.a ..
slavery IA tie >,a:es. Bat II. V5s...ar we
~ Martin Van Basea. tie Fre.-S e.ssi.
date, outside Of Ii. Ua;iTs SIT. - oz,r
9ne zig 'eeaih part Of tie esiira national
Tie. 10 tie Pfssi1ea;i4l eleei!,a = l.s9
v a4ea 70 < F.-c= b., saovt tine sr,er ~.
F-s-ag= q The "a Fogi,ige Save L.u." -.
f'ee= Sal ezaa!l-;e reoei5ad 10, qa..e sfs
'~eaii-ih part :! III easirs raFa.ar rste-
m. Is The history q tie Ar..-Slarerv r.,.
y n 10 tie p-ss.g Of tie e. K4ss.s n.
orask2 Bli l: = tbs party xa..h !.
ea-r-zi W.s1 c4usias IL I'll. iro.tl. te;Sas,
IL I .-sse'esi ari- q tie css5HsIy, We ~
.s SEQ 70 Se.ssfe that tal n; us partr e.
's'ea tie SAT- ~Sell Rzsss have beea a.
sfessiss All htser tte42p, Of s-eesss1a.
A='er was ,aers a eiect7-al vote thr3rn
iof an Abolition eAa4i3Ate fsr P.asisea,-
iae tax that Absliti'oisa al 70. .s.rs,,
ID tie cause Of lrJab.s bsstEesa TIE Y s,,b -
>oeia Is ha@5Gg. Dos La tie e,sr.s -
ia4 Soath for the lass twsaly ysars sasEsbs.
u Was bound 10 make thi. nxrisu sss-,,;,l.
y siAEeaosaIng poxe-7 l. il 10; 49,,
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We give iae following syEopsis Of the Report
& ,ae Teacher Of the EalsEosth II 81 school, Mr.
Esnerys) fsr the teFsa jsst closed;
Tas wia.ef Terra eo1aaer ed December IL; AID
eoutiaaei ,Eclrs weeks The School epened With
81 ssaolars and closed uith IS. thirteen having
lei; between the si1th Aai eleventh weeks. The
vkale un-2ber c uass:ed wi.h the .ebael during
the term, -. Average Attsa3aaee, ~
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70 : scholars. w4o harr a.; been absSut nor late
iaTgas the tern: 70 Il wAose shsesee does net
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half days abssuee- Tas uamher Ahasn, once or
ere VIE ARE at besa late Il Nasa}er ;ariy
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i szei;lei ~ sa.a rs~arI- TIE smallest aumbsF
awarded =, tie ed e Aay ussk Il; iae largest
aasztsT .. ars-A.e - oas scholar oaly ha.re
ssiss8 e4fa every vesk e tzs ;esa- Nsz@ser
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HAT e 10 one could ioabt. s.n>e TIE P.csi-
dealt Of tie United States Iai issced tie
Emancipation Prpel4ma,i1n. that tie contest
sxs one between freedom and .lrerv. Ani
TIA; 10 til. nev ieyel,praeat Of IT, s;rsEgie
BAT enc view c2ail n consistently i.ksa a.
ken By tie British pe'yle. saa ia: RVS. d
oae Of sympathy With ;hs North
While - have sata ass4raaae< = tbs -,
PabAe ssati-aen; abroad i m.rs AMI n =.
heartily sustaining the Presilen, n h.s pcs
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FesPec, ssAIud tie frielsls Il l..asr:y aai II.
naaiiy in f5rcisn countries
The FrSiIen;, attsr graf hesitation asi
deep d-li5era;;sa - :hs cases d TIC Hzr
an8 ;hs a.lc.: q the e5a,es: At - oni a
eish'eea n9a;hs fran tie tis: ~, e ~
>sash, te:erninei - take ne,s .:ep ia sz.r-
ryin- OF his --e4; plan Of crlsaia- TIA y
3s=.li3a, al having b-cs.le c5us5asel, IT,,
s..Tsry ms: dix Ia. tie repallc al-a; ..se,
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DE.R AxEsic4s
A' eaans; -es yea 10 IL. land Of p.
e ''sa' vi! c nverse sikh sou ~ r~,
mas camp, situated baek Of ArI.n-,,n
hs'i L ; ne sv1 miles, and fur and +. b,ls
a.! ira Washington. Is the repAsryan, -
s=5a'Aisseea's ira ias numerous ho.u;,ai.
q " t9as ne 70 to :. Geo are here eanr,s.
gsiel. II r. are c4ateaiza, b4rrack. 81.
sF.-', ding halls apd hea1qaarters ne.,lv
o-'.' and '-s;efaly arrao.eJ. under tie a;
fse'i-n q capt N.rt9a II B sion.
Here ar saree ulelie.l boards in e,n.,,,,
aiien lance. 10 ezsnaiae lhssa c5arale.e.r,.
Tor d.ssh-Tse q to $ al them hack 10 ,h.i,
ffsi1ea.s Fs9a 20 - so are ssn..x,v
"a y ard 5 2-2ay new recruits srriy. h..
non ~ a-a.ersus hospit.l. ind mach
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fe-dias.
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2as'y l-ssfias - supply ties. want. ,na
fe!isve Their s-T-Fia. BIT ,hsv lack n,
aAeans- "ih Mt the Fhilant ropSic -.
i's'Ts 'e 'en', pa 0p the boas Z sock. wal.
len 'aifts draws (c1tsea or " len, ala
'toH, comforts. quilts. &e.. Direct. ~
s..fi'i-aA eosaiA ss.on. Gre III Wa. r
Aah 'yae' Washington No, 543P4. Avenue"
DO 'his and you nay ret anurei tia.
every Article which reaches the eonsnissiaa
~! De faithfully bestowed upon the needy
s1idiers- In yis.,iag the barracks where u.
new 'rsof@ were quartered found in On.
OF them nina With the lserc~s apology "a,
stockings several with but one ragged shirt.
soa-s "i;hoa drasc. | took them 70 am,