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[sECoND DESPATCH.

WINCHESTER, July 5th.-Gettysburg
battle continued from Wednesday until
Friday, and still in line of battle at 6
o'clock, P. M, yesterday, when inform
ant left One of the severest battles of
the war.
Generals Kemper, Barksdale and Gar
nett killed.
Generals Heth, Hood, Jones and Trim
bic wounded.
General Archer in the hands of the
enemy.
The following wounded in the 18th
Virginia regiment: Major Otey, severe
ly in shoulder Captain Mitchell, slight
ly in arm; Captain Horton, in leg; Capt
tain Hunter, badly Lieutenant Elliot,
in thigh; Lieutenant Rhett, slightly.
Wounded men arriving here.
We lost about 1900 prisoners, and
captured about 10000 j. T. G.
The above contains all the intelligence
we could learn up to the time of going
to press this morning.
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CTOLEN,-ln Staunton, on Saturday night the
y 9th uIt. a heavy made DARK BROWN HORSE.
about s years old, low in order, very long neayy
name has two scars on his left shoulder, small sore
on the top of the neck AID his back PAGES and
walks WE'LL He belongs to Maj. r. D Liley. Any
information by which the Horse can be obtained, will
be thankfully received, or any person delivering him
to me will be literally rewarded
Julv 1T JAMES M. LILIEY
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{ COMMISSION ER'S SALE or VAI,UA.
~ BILE LAND NEAR STA UNION. BY virtue of
a aeSsse Of the circuit Court OF county rem
aeped at Its june term, 1852 in e Cbancerv Shit of
sBurwells Guardians ct ats Nc Prau ~ ~ o Ill ~
on Thursday, the 18th d. of INV nayt Tror th
pnhc sc aiar offer for sale, by way Of
80 80 %u G,l ".-e VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
II ne Eas' of the town of Staunton belonging to
i9 estae' of Thos. G. Burwe deceased The tract
n rrobably be offered for sale in four parcels It's
quality the excellence of its improvements and its
proximity to town, make it especially desirable.
Terms of Sales Onefourth of the purchase money
IN cash the day of SALE and the balance in three
and eighteen months from the day of sale, to be Sc
cured Dy bonds with approved personal security and
retention of title till full paymenwith the privilege
to the purchaser provided the sale be APPROX
ed IL respect of price, by the adult parties interested
and by two gentlemen named In the decree, pay up
the whole purchase money without abatement and
upon such full payment to receive deed from the Conn
missioner OF sale, who Is also Commissioner to make
title JOHN N. HENDREN,
june o0-3t Commissioner.
DARN FOX SALE.-By virtue of the last Will
II of Adam Shutz, deceased, will proceed to SELL
to the highest bidder Saturday. the 25th of July
1853, the homestead Farm of said Adam Shultz con-
tanning 304 acres and known as 'sCfreenwav'' This
Farm lies in Augusta county, the road leading
from Staunton to Lexington, three miles from Green
VILE The land Is of good quality, and is especially
desirable as a stock farm-being greatly adapted to
grass, with water in every field, and good proper
ton OF valuable Meadow: There is on it good Man
sion, With Rooms and Cellar, with all necessary
buildings and two Springs OF good water in the
yard.
This farm combines as many conveniences as any
farm in the county and is very desirable invest
ment.
Full possession given on the LIST day of October 49,
Terms :-0ne half down, and the balance in and
two years, with bond and approved security and lien
on the land retained as further security.
VIM. S. HAWPE, Ex'or
June 30-ts. of A. Shultz, decd
!, ~ Rockingham Register copy and send bill to
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az suRsTIrurEs.

Chapter 10Th, Sec. Amy person other than
a volunteer, who shall be detailed or drafted for
duty, may furnish, at any time before he is mus
tered into service. an able-bodied man, well
clothed, who, if received by the proper muster
ing officer, shall act as his substitute but the
person furnishing such substitute shall perform
ordinary militia duty during the substitutes abb
sence, &c.
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OF DEsERFKTs.

Chapter 29th, Sec. Elf any person shall fail
to appear at the place of rendezvous, when or
dered, or shall absent himself without leave, the
commandant OF the detachment, or of the regi-
ment to which he belongs, may order as many
men as may be necessary to apprehend and de-
liver him to his proper officer, and such person,
without justiiable excuse, shall be treated as a
deSerter.
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DUBLIC NOTICE.-As Executor Of Joseph
l. Smith. cd, will sell, in front of my store
house, on Saturday, July the 1Ith, DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT attached, now in the possession of
DR.. B. Donaghe Also, at the same time and place,
Mr.. Smiths interest in 'shiiller5 Iron Works. and
all the lands thereto attached it being one.half-
Subjected to unexpred lease. Full description of
above property can be obtained by applying to me-
Terms accommodating and made known on day of
sale.
n. B. Any person having any claim whatever a
gainst this estate, make itEnown to me forth
with, as intend settling the estate thout DELAY
Stanton, June 23-3tN Is CRAWFORD
E-ecutor of TosaDh Smith dand
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ROCKBRJDGE BATHS.
WILLIAM JORDAN.

PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER
FTNHIS popular Watering and bathing place is in
4 thorough repair and viii be opened for visitors
on the LIST Of July. 1t is situated 10 miles from Ley
lngton, and Q miles from Goshen Depot on the Va.
Central Railroad. 1t is easy of access
TERMS-S5.0o per day, and $4,000 per month
Children and Servants half price.
June l6cmos
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AUNToN sPEcTATOR And GENERAL ADvERTIsER

A SUPPOSED FEMALE SPY IN MALE ATTIRE
On yesterday morning, young gentleman, in ap-s
pearance, rugged out in new Confederate uni
form, was brought before General Winder. He
had just arrived from Mobile, and was KIN own ON
the hotel register as Lieutenant Bensford, G. S.
A. An investigation into the suspicious char
acter OF the young man, revealed the little cir
cumstance that he was sailing under false colors
tho rank title and habiliments of man when,
in fact, .she'' was ,UonsGn. The secret being
thus discovered, the she-Lieutenant, who, by the
way, was not quite as pretty as the romance of
her case might admit, informed the General that
her name was Mrs. Alice Williams, that she had
husband in the Federal army, but was herself
true to the South. Upon being informed that
she would have to be imprisoned, she said, with
an independent air, if that was tried she would
'sclaim foreign protection, being British sub
ject, and bound by no laws to be treated as
prisoner by the Confederate authorities, 1t
was quite evident that there was something wrong
about her and she was sent to prison, where she
will find ample time to cogitate upon her new idea
Of international law, and the folly of trying to
wear breeches in sphere where even Beilona
wears pettic0ats.
This dashing Lieutenant passes for the same
valiant Joan, who, under the name of Lieutenant
Bensford, is represented to have fought so hero
ically In several battles in the Southwest an ac-
count of which appeared in the papers some time
ago. The identity is By no means improbable,
the lady being evidentlya whole team, and not
of the build to be frightened easily by either gun
Or goblin.-L Enquirer of July I'd.
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TOR SALE PR2VATELY--ONE Hum
DRIED AND FIFTY TWO AND THREE
F0URTHS ACRES OF LAND
There is fine Spring and some twelve acres of
Meadow the farm. will offer it for sale with the
growing crops on it-Gran Corn, Grass, &c.
II sold until the 18th day of July, it will be Of
fered at Public sale.
Terms to suit the purchaser, all cash, in pay
ments. JOHN w. BROWN,
June 93-3t% Near Hebron Church.
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NiOIlCE.-
IN / wish to hire good servant WOMAN
for the rest of the year.
A liberal hire will be
paid
June 30-4t VIM. L. CLARK, Jr
Near the Virginia HotelE
~ Wind Gator copy
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(.ANADY FURNACE AND saw MILL

tIANLADE UItIsaCFI AND SAW MILD
~ WITH 1850 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
offer for sale, privately, the above property sit
uated on the South side of South river eleven Mules
above Waynesboro and fifteen south of Staunton, on
which are TWO good dweIng and out houses, good
circular saw mill, and furnace Stack, which by a
little repair could be put in blast, and we are told
there IS plenty of ore within mile of it, Nearly
the whole OF the land is well clothed in excellent pine
timber mixed with poplar and oaks. There is, Also
large quantity of chestnut oak the best for tanning
We will sell the whole, divide up in small tracts
to suit purchasers, there being never.failing
streams running through it, affording mill seats on
each. About two-thrds of the property Is fat land
and none inaccessible TO for getting the tim
Der OFF We will take Confederate money or make
terms to suit the purchaser. Address
June 30--3m IRVINE BROTHERS.
Register copy. SherandO, Augusta Go Va
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When General jackson was wounded, says the
Richmond ssSentinel," his cap and the gloves
which he wore were left on the field where his
injuries were first examined. They were there
found by soldier of company G., 38th N. G.
regiment, Pender's brigade. His name is VIM.
D. q. Covington, and he is now in Chimborazo
hospital. Mr.. Covlngton carefully preserved the
interesting articles, and though offered large
sums for them by those who wished to possess
these mementoes of our great General, he was
fixed in his purpose in delivering them to his
family. Through the aid of his Surgeon, DR..
Bowen, he has found the opportunity Of sending
the gloves. The cap is with General Fender.
We have seen the gloves. s. T. j. Jackson,
Virginia." is printed neatly on the wrist OF EACH
The course Of the fatal bali that wounded the
wearer is seen on both.
The right-hand glove is cut by the ball just
above the base of the thumb, but SO near the edge
as apparently just to have grazed the flesh. The
left hand glove was perforated on the wrist, near
the top OF the glove. The stain of the blood
which flowed from the wound is still upon the
glove. The ball, after entering the wrist, ran
up the arm, rendering necessary its amputation
above the elbow.
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ESTRAY OR STOLEN--From my pasture,
IL Thursday last, the 18th inst, DARK BAY
white She belonged to a soldier by the name OF JON
as Bell, Any one returning the mare, or giving in
formation so lead to her recovery, will be amply
rewarded live near Hermitage, Augusta county.
June 23-3ts.* RICHARD FREEMAN.
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4 STOLEN HORSE was left at my house, on
IA South River, ON Wednesday night last, the 18th
INST, SORREL HORSE some ~ or Is years old,
his hind feet white and no other marks recollected.
The fellow thai stole him, acknowledged that he stole
him Winchester He lett the horse at my house,
and that ght stole my horses and left with it,
/ pursued him and arrested him, he then made the
acknowledgment. after which be escaped.
June 23-3ts* CHAS. S. PATTERSON.
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One half OF the delegation are new members.
They are indicated by asterisks
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\ UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS

"A OFFICE 10 W.T.
ESTRAY HORSE.
Taken up, by Absalom Michael, in the neghborhood
of Mt Scion, in said county, of the following descrp.
tion, viz:
horse of brown color, about IS hands high, with
small IN the forehead, fetlocks closely trimmed
small saddle gad on the right side, supposed to be
six years old, posted before James Il. Clarke, f. p
and appraised at $3.50 before VIM. Temple and John
J. Cupp. THIS horse came to the premises of Absa-
lon Michael following two cayalrymen.
Extract Teste,
VIM. A. BURNETT, D. C.
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y p. N. P0WELL'S,
q Sacks Washington County Salt,
1000 yards Twill Cotton,
loco g Osnaburgs,
Cotton Yarns,
Sugar, Coffee and Molasses
TERMS Cash, or Country Produce.
June l6-tf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17

Fatal AFFEAY.-Onc day last week,
Il man named P.J. BcllinScr,',who resided at
Milwaukee, got into quarrel with some SOL
dcrs at New Lisbon. He shot one dead and
wounded three others; whcrcuron their CON-
radcs beat Bcllinger to death with clubs. SO
many conflicting rumors are afoat, that no
correct conclusion can be formed as to which
party was the primeyal cause of the unfortu-
nate affair. Let US all await the decision of
{; e9al tribunal
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
Michigan Central Railroad,
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

To Rev York, New England and
tkac GaDa6ias.
az and after SUNDAY, April 19th 1868,
~ trains leave the Great Central Union
Depot, foot Of Lake street, as follows:
I:30 L. M.-Day Express, Except Sunday
arrives at Detroit at $40 p. M; Sas-
pension Bridge $50 a. H.; Albany
500 p. m; New York SIS p. H.; Bos-
ton ll:3U p. N.
T:15 7. M.-Nigh> Express, Except Satur-
day. arrives at Detroit at sos a. m;
Suspension Bridge 4:50 p. m; Albany
40 4. m: New York 1915 a. M;
Boston 2:E0 p. m.
Cincinnati trains, via II. C. railroad, leave
Chicago at $50 a. H. mail train; 7:I5 p. H.
Fast Express.
The 7:l3 p M. train leaving Chicago runs
through to Cincinnati without change of
cars or baggage.
RJTAN'S PATENT NENTILAT0RS
On Cars Of Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
rs BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
TuRoUGu TIcEETs for sale in ali principal
Railroad Offices in the West, at the General
Office, corner Lake and Dearborn streets,
finder the fremont House,) Chicago, and at
the Depot
r. \. RICE, General Superintendent.
II. c, WENTWORTH, West'n Pass Ag't,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
ANNUAL, SCuoOT, MEETTvCS TT

ANNUAL School MEETINGS.
annual meetings OF the various School Dis
tri3ts throughout the county will be held on
the last Monday of the present month. The
citizens, more especiaIly--the tax-paying citi-
zens, of the various districts, should make it
point to be on hand at these meetings, and
see that sufficient tax is voted to pay indebt-
edness and sustain the credit Of their rcspec
tive districts
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
Foreclosure Sale.

State Of IFisco1$,1-he tie CircuH Court Of tie
Cvaaety Of Wood.
John r. Hart si,orn, Plaintiff, against Samuel
II. CIandall and Alzina Crandall, Defend
ants
TN virtue Of and pursuant to a Judgment Of
/ said Court in the action as above entitled,
rendered and dated on the 2Gth day Of May
A D. 1868, shall expose for sale and soil at
Thursday the first (Ist) day Of October, i.
D. 1868, at the hour Of one O'Clock ?. n. OF
that day, the following described mortga2od
premises, situate, lying and being in the alore-
said county Of Wood and state Of Wisconsin,
or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to
raise the amount due Plaintiff for principal,
interest and costs, together with the expenses
Of safe, to wit East half Of the north east
quarter of Section number twelve (l26 in
Township number twenty three (22l, north Of
Range number four ~ cast.
Dated Shcriff's Office, Grand Rapids, Aug
8th, 1863 NJ. j. ACltAiTii, Sheriff.
Ter p QriNx, Undor-ShcriF
WHnr & WEBr, PITS Attys, 23wG
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS
ICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHooL AND UNIVERSITY LtNrs,
Madison, August 2Ist, 1853.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

MadisonA ugust2 s
Notice nvertv and
pLandsin
ntof be f Cari
0 9o,loc
0 Ian
land will be offered by iordr
in the FoTra
Totaa Sta wIic
the co
and three crcentd
be solids al unraI trn ,
The the principal
rs Il the sale
JAHES 7. LEWIS, sANL D HASTINGS WINFIELD SMITH,
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SSanIpaIia Hills.

VTE are now selling our No. Flour at $3.50
VI per Dbl, with deduction to those who
furnish their own barrels or sacks. We al
wavs expect to sell Flour and Pced as low as
anybody, and of as good a quality.
GEO. WELLER & co.
Centralia, June 25th, 1868. 26y1
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SD:rmatorrhoea Can be Cured.

NR. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures Spermator-
II rhoea, Seminal " Weakness, Inrpotency, Loss
of Power, SC, speedily and ef'ectuaIly. Its
effects are truly magical 4 trial Of the SPE-
cIFIc will convince the most skeptieaI Of its
merits Price, 81 a box. Sent postpaid to
any address, by 5. c. UPHAN, 403 Chester
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
E'2rE.E4E2Ea & EsAEH1E,
NJ FACTUEEIS OF
So sIl, Blinds and Doors,
fssks ESD sssas,


&tote # IYjs~o@a;a.-hs tie Ci,'c,63 Con,f Of
tie Co1"tfy Of Wood
John Eausch plaintiff against ". W, Wood,
defendant. sTANP.
FTIEE State Of Wisconsin to W. ". Wood
/ defendant above named: y G are hereby
summoned and required to answer tie com,
nlaint III this action, which is filed in the
Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
the said County Of Wood, Mt Grand Rapids,
Wisconsin, and to serve Il copy Of your an
swer to the said complaint ca the subscvi-
l,crs at their office in the village of Grand
kaDids, Wisconsin, within twenty DAYS after
the service hereof exclusive Of the day of
such service; and ii Won fail TO answer the
sail canp!aint within the time above said,
til, llainrH will apply Il the Court for the
relief dc handed in the complaint. You will
aiSo take Notice that this action is brought
TO quiet the title Of the plaintiff, to the fol
lowing real estate, to wit: The \. E. ] of
Section 4, Township 81 Range ., East, which
he claims under a tax deed dated August s,
1883. WEBB & NITTER, Plf7s Ats.
August l. 1862
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17

APPRENTICE WANTED.-By apply
ing Immediately, an intelligent boy, aged
from 10 to IS, may have an opportunity Of
learning the printing business at this Office
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
Eg ePnep SkaGD.

SHAyING, Shampooing and Hair Dressing
y done in the best style of the art. The
keenest Of Razors and the purest of OILS and
Soaps always Oh hand. Razors honed in a
satisfac tory manner
Shop in Neevcs' Block.
off WN. JENKINS
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POWERS g LANG.
L a W L q II y :
EaX-E7s laying Agents,
GRAND RAPIDS, WOOD CO., WIS

L. P, POWERS, Attorney at Law.
j. II. LANG, Surveyor.
II HAVING been engaged in the Land Agenc
Il business 4 number of years before Wood
County was formed, and possessing superior
abilities for detecting trcspasscrs On lands
owned: hy non-residcnts,w we feel assured in Civ
ing perfect satisfaction to all who may see fit
to employ us as agents to attend to the promp
payment OF Taxes, to the investigation ofTi-
ties, to recording Deeds, to procuring Patents
on Lands, to the protection ofLands from tres
passers in this and adjacent counties, & 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
crnmcns and State Lands.
We are also agents for the Etna Insurance
Company.
lily POWERS & LANG.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17

Great Decline in Prices
EW SUMHTER GOODS
q: ;. Eous5er's store.
7 AN now receiving the largest and best Sc
/ lected stock of Goeds to be founu in Nor
Wisconsin, having Fortunately purchased
this stock when goods were at the lowest price
since the war commenced Although the
same goods have recently advanced. l will
give my customers the advantage of the rise.
Ny stock consists Of large assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GooDH
Such as French Black Twillcd Broadcloth
Fine Black Fancy Cassimeros, Satin Vest
ings, White Narsciles, Silk and Lin
en- Handkcrchirfs, Irish linen
Ladies' Capcs, silk ParasolS,
Fancy Silk Headnets,
Ladies' and Gents
Gloves, Shawls,
silk Tissues, Bar
ages, foplins, Poll de
Chcyrc, French Lustre, Or
candle, Mozambique, ChaIi, Ital-
ian Plaid, lawns, DeIaines, a large
assortment Of Calic0s, new patent Trail Skirts
STRAW GOODS!
Ladies' White and CoIorcd sp.it-Straw Bon
nets, LcShorn Bonnets, White and Fancy
Straw Flats, Childrcn's Straw Hats,
Shakers, Mems Panama Hats,
Lcghorn Hats Mems and
Boys Chip Hats, Can
ada Straw.
@ L Q II II I II q !
An extensive assert
ment of Mems Coats, Pants,
Vests, Linen Shirts, Under
shirts, Flannel Shirts, Drawers. Iiacn
and Cotton Hoes, Linen and SILK Hand
hcrchicis Neck Ties, Suspcnders, Oycrhauls.
HATS AND CAPS!
Mems best French Cashmere Has. Our stock
comprises Black, Brown, Pearl Color,
Wine Color, Drab, Broad Brims, Mar
row Brims, High Crowns, Me
dunn, Low Crowns, Oval
Crowns, Flat Crowns,
Stiff Brims, Soft
Brims, - Low
price, best
quality.
81 SHOES
:,
Ladies' and Chi!drcn's Shoes, cmbrac-
ing PrunelI, Patent Leather, Kid, Calf,
ZIP Shoes, Mems easy Lincn-Duck Balmorul5
DRUGS AND PAINTS!
Staple Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumcry,
Fancy Soaps, Narsh's sclfaGinstinm Run
ture Pad, Paint Brushes, Boiled and
Raw linsecd Oil, Lard Oil, Lu-
bricating Oil, Kerosene Oil,
Castor Oil, Swccy Oil,
Turpcntinc, Var
nish, Jarao, Al
cohol, White Lead,
Red Lead, Mineral Paint,
and all other Paints A complete
assortment of Glass, Putty, &C., &c, &C., &c.
SEAEEGNEsEgT.
A full supplyof Writing Paper, Envelopes,
School Books, Account Book Mucil-
lage, Playing Cards, &c, &c
AN kEE MOTION s
Toys, Bird Cages ChiIdren's Cups,
ChiIdren's Carriages, Rubber Balls, Violin
Strings, Fire Works, Flags, Fire Crackers
LIQ L ORS!
Imported and Domestic Brandy, Gin, Wines,
. Whiskey, and Cigars.
q R Q . Il r ! Z 8
A full assortment Of Groceries,
Fish, Fruits, Cove Oysters, Sardines, &c, sc.
IIARDW ARE!
Axes, Mill Files, House Trimmings, Cow Bells,
Garden Tools, Farming Implements, Nor
gan Cradles, BlOod's Nirror-Badc
Grass Scythes, Cultivator Teeth,
Rope, Cordage, &c, &c.
Stores and E'ER-sEaep.
4 good stock
Ct Jcwctt & Roots
heavy Cook Stoves, Box
Alright, Elevated Oven,
different sizes and patterns; agent
tOr Jcwett 4 Roots celebrated Com
bination Brick Oven, reservoir ton, and
warming closet. \ full stock Of Tin-Ware.
JOB WORK DONE At SHORT NOTICE.
earnestly invite buyers, large and small,
TO examine my large and attractive stock, alI
Of which will DC offered ut eastern prices.
j. HOMER
Grand Rapids, june Is, 1863.
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Quick TR1P.-The New Lisbon
stage arrived last Saturday night at l0l
o'clock. It.-usuallyr.-scts i'll about clever, or
Twelve. We can give no reason for this dis
patch Last Sunday morning the stage left
here with an extra horse tied to the boot
The old coach late that night at New
Lisbon. We append letter from The P. O.
Department, received in reply to Il "report'
sent TO headquarters by us relative to the
late arrival and departure Of mails, The
public will see that the proper authorities
arc determined to put stop to this fast driy-
i0u
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17

WOOD, LOOMS & OSBORN.
(sCCCi:ssoHs TO y. II. WOOD ( COZ
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
& {, a cr'aG III q D. & b q n dis.
DRY GOODS, HATS & CAPS.
BOOTS & sI.GE1s, GROCERIES,,
ANUFACTURERS OF CLOTHING
BANK BLOCK, PORTAGE, WIS.
% Merchants and Pcdlar8 supplied at cast
crn prices.