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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-02-19
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An OK S.rAyeE.

STRA1ED from the village Of Grand Rapids.
~ during the past fall, rcI OK bearing the
following marks: White spots on hip and
shoulder, star in forehead, and rather small in
size. Whoever will return said Ok to the up-
dersigned, or give information where be may
DE found, will be suitably rewarded.
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Thursday, Feb. 10Th, 1868.

rs Single copies of the REPORTER may be
had at this Office at FIVE CENTS each.
Office on Front ST., opposite Scott's Store.
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Painting and Music.

M lsS PHILLEO will receive few pupils
VI IN Oil Painting Grecian Painting Draw
ing, " alter Colors, and Music on the Piano
Forte. Application to be made before Jan'v
1st. Miss p will remain in Grand Rapids un-
til Julv-a sufficient time for two quarters in
instruction in any of the above branches
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Coarse Feed Ground,

nCkING this season of the year, it Being
- difficult to cross the River the undersirn.
ed has prepared his mill to grind coarse
grain of all kinds for f."d. Corn ground on
the cob: Satisfactinn given every time, at
'sNeeves' Mill"
GEO. NEEVES.
Grand Rapids Nov. Il. 1852 1etf
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Extra Family Flour.

THE undersigned informs the citizens e.;
/ Wood County that he has made parted. r
arrangements with the Centralfa Mill to grid
Selected Wheat 10 his order and will furnish for.
family use the best Flour ever offered for sale
in this market Flour delivered free Of charge
to purchasers in town. j. HOMER.
Grand Rapids, Dec. 10, 1861.
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Ball Tickets, according to. Quality, first
hundred. &c -
No Jobs delivered T7til paid far.
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Sank Of Stevens Point.

IniS Bank is now ready to do legitimate
business. Will buy and sell Exchange. re-
cleve deposits, make collections, and prompt
Il remit tor the same on .he day of collection.
REFER To-
Mechanics Bank, New YORK.
F, Granger Adams, Chicago, III.
Milwaukee County Bank. and
Milwaukee Banks generally.
49-3m GEORGE GALL. Cashier.
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THE WOOD CO, REPORTER,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, At
Grand Rapids, Wood c., Wis.
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In Probate-Wood County Court.

Centralia, Des ash, 1852.
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Milwaukee, Oct. 90, 1862.
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finally covered his eyes with bis fingers and the
tears silently coursed down bis cheeks. - How
could YOU know that was what needed, be said
Keep that and read TO me oflen.'a oal
At another time when she had composed ham 70
his niQhts rest she named over to him The names OF
his old friends, Taylor, Edwards, Cornelius, &c.
" Oh, / know them ALL" he said. Then in q mo-
lnent with an effort at utteralce-" One more ihlnH
let me say-they are all gone, gone am LETT
alone, alone !" 80,
Dec. 30.-The vail was rent for few hours, ara
vision Of TRANSPORTATION was yoIcnisieo. ne
called, "Mother mother, come sit BESIDE me-
have had glorious vision Of Heaven his eouh-
tenance was luminous his utterance fnll ana sryng
as in his best days. He continued: ~ tMnk 1
have begun to 90. Oh. such scenes as nsye G yeen
himself-blessed God for revealing Thyseh' l aia
not think I could behold such glory wnils M tne
flesh" He prayed in an inspired manner 'or come
time. and then soliloquized: Untii tnis evening
INV hope was a conditional one-now IL iO''' IRE,
entire. Oh, glory to God 49,,
Ono. none at ali; and, what is wonderful, have
M main either passing his hand over his head;
~ rrsuested, III shall be satisfied when awake in
thy likeness. {" thu. A creature
hom tba Cyeator 20 as to awake In his like.
ness o, glorious, glorious uod
II rejoice with you, iatnet'.
~ know YOU rejoice as pious woman. but yOc
cannot enter into my experience now"
Father did you see Jesus"
IAN was swallowed up in God himself"
For An hour lie was in this ststs talking and pray
ing The next day he remarked that he bad an in.
distinct remembrance OF some great joy. The last
indication of lite, on the day OF his death, was
mute response to bis wife, repeating
- Jesus, lover Of my soul
Let me to thy bosom fly"
The last hours OF his earthly sleep his face was
illuminated with solemn and divine radiance, and
softly aud tendery, without even sigh, be paced
to the everlasting rest.
After prayer by the Rev. DR.. Skinner, and a
hymn, the benedicion wac pronounced by the Rev.
DR.. Peters. The body was then taken cut Of doors
in front Of the Church, and shadows began to fall
before the throng OF people, who desired one more
look at the noble dust, separated. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

NIBLos GARDRy.-Mr. Daniel +. Bandmann per.
forms tonight al this heate for the first time IN the
English language We again invite attention TO the
event Of his debut on the American stage, for the
several reasons that he is stranger among us and
has the strangers right TO hospiable welcome that
he an artist of emnence in his country, which
should stand as his title 10 respectful consideration
here; and that his motive in assuming the hazards
of the present interchangeable desire TO represent
tho highest Shakespearean roles in the language Of
TIER acknowledgements sincerity and devotion
TO the best purposes of his art which ought not to
appeal in vain TO public recognition. The actor who
rshnqaishes for principle, an assured position on
bis native stage for the dubious chances OF suecess
upon a foreign one, should at least receive gen.
erous and sympathetic hearing. We have 10 doubt
that this will be accorded TO Mr.. Bandmann, and
that the general judgment upon his experimental
engagement will be just and impartial. The ques-
ton Of his popular success depends, we presume,
upon the exten, to which he has mastered the deli
cscies Of English pronunciation but is will be to-
ward the broader subject Of the general conception
and illustration Of his character that critical scrutiny
will be turned. He appears tonight as Shylock, in
L" The Merchant of Venice" -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

CooPER UNION LLcTUREs.-As will be seen by
reference the advertisement. Of the Trustees ofho Cooper
Union, the first of Dr. wnefs will be de-
livered this evening in the Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

THE AMERIcAs SPIRAL SPRISa BUTT HINGE
company Of which wa II. Hayes Is the President, 10
eng sd In the manufacaIe OF hinge called the American
sPa Spring Butt Hinge which, from its construction and
utility destined take tho place OF nearly every scs
OF kind In the market /. Is simple dirable and
mental in It's construction and superior in Us adjustments and
advantages any other device yet invented for the pur
pose has three sdjusmenisto operate as the ordinary
buto close and open and keep open any door, blind
shutter which It IA attached In IL appearance q. nothing
more than tie ordinary butt hinge, arranged "A s Join.
with spiral spring TO close, open and keep open the door
Us gently OF with n III force n may wish crcum
stances require being entirely control and simple and
OF adjustment, by OF small pin ii may be converted
ordinary hinge aud BY inserting the pin II viii clo
the door automatically When used for window blinds and
shutters renders the usual hooks and stapeI
required keep them closed open Nearly every door r
the new House bdn 10 provided with these hinges
which srp arranged furnish double acionopenini
either way number Of the lTses. sire are now In use
upon the door, CINE houses the spring being arranged
In such that tho moment the bolt 10 raised the DOOR
y OPEN and so remain until tie apparatus has been rolled
out As will be seen by Advertisement elsewhere, the Office
10 az No. 1913 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

AUCTION SALE OF PRIZE VEssEIs.-Marshal
Murray sold yesterday in Brooklyn under direction OF tha
Prize Commissioners the following prize vessels at the prices
stated Bnsish iron Sco,is a3i uns 20 900, En-
gsh iron steamer Anglia 40 tms. $4,000, brig Robea
Bruce. AL ,uns $4,000 1873 800
schooner Water Witch 90 TINS, 81 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

THE Fathers THE CHRIsTIAS CHuRcH.-
The .scond lecture "a this course By the Rev. w H. Mil
burn before the Young Mons Christian Association ~A be
delivered this evening in the Rev DR.. Giettes Church.
Sobjee: Orisen aud the Schools Of AIandIia showing
ths attempts that made epsIa philosophical culture
upon Christian truth the first lecture the attendance
capital and the audience seemed much pleased.
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lAdyertiscment.l

IAdYcftiscmrntT : -------
DR.. IFvETT'S DENriFRiCE AND LOTION,
after twenty years test in hs extensive dental practice h
hsiy recommended Prioo 70 cents or all Druggists ue
al No. IL Wayerley N laoe. I''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

THE CENSUS TABIEs.-TnE TRrRuYE ALHAyA
FOR 1868 full tables Of the Productions of AseauE
for 1880 and 1860.
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IAdYeItlseuent 4

NINE. DEMoREsTs beautiful frst-premum %
Running Stitch SKwIsaMACHISH IL 10 maryeously simple
ard efficient and beautiful Holiday Present. Sent fee u
sIo.:.. s--s~. (. .ts.,x,s W 49, CORRESPONDENTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

The steamship Asia, Capt. Grace, left FOX Liver.
pool yesterday taking Out lily cabin passengers among WHOM
- the Hon {. L. Wilson, Secretary Of Legaon-snd
IL specie
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COURT oALENpAR-Tst. DAY

COURT CALENDAR-THis DAY.
SUPREME CoLRT-CIRcUIr.-Part mo Cal
endr Oyer aud Termlner In session Part lLNos. 1852
lo6 1898 o42 lO4 loss 1880 lo52 1854 1856 1888 1900
looi, 1904 loco lOo9, lOli 1910 1915 lO60 Part Hines
19t 5l9 7l2., 767. 276, 8l0, CIR.
SUPREME UoURr-SpEcIAL fERN.-Noe. no,
23s l31 49, 3s, Q9. $40, 81, Si2 3l4 u.s. 81, 3ls
32l 322, 3si, 325, 31G, 327, 929.
CogRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 96i,
9i0l 1900 1851 1902 1893 1904 1883 1866 1907 1908. 1869
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. 1888, 1877, 1907
95a 1908, 59i, 3Oj, 2S l2ls 1881 1852 1859 l27 1873
1877.
Kings County CIRcUIr CoURT-Noe. 6s, 60,
H. a, 49, as 10 II. 10 30 80, 81 g. 81 G5 81 ss So 90
", u, 81. n
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FREE ExWBIrIoS.-Dr Cotton announces tree
exhibition OF the Laughing Gas fer ladies only the Cooper
Lnstiltte, this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

IAdyerLliementJ = = . =
HouSEKEEPERs use PYLE's y. X. SOAP
sALsArus and CREAM TARrAR The most reliable article
In use. Crocers generally seI them.
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Acknowledgement
WuAr CAN l Do BEST "A careful Phren0'
logical and Phyno ogcal examination will disclose the que
state OF things. aod Indicate tho most ,pEoprisse pursuit
FowITS 4 WELLS No. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

For the las, year of his ife all the organs of com.
munication and expression with the outer world
seemed to fall. Ills ntterance war, much OF tile
time unintelgibe sounds, with only short snatches
and phrases from which could DO gathered that the
internal current still flowed Still his eye remained
luminous aud the expression of his face when
calm, was marked both by strength aud sweetness.
Occasionally flash OF 'his old quick humor would
light up his face, and quick reply would break ont
in the most unexpected manner. One day, as he
lay ON the Sofa his daughter stood by him brushing
his long white hair, his eyes were fixed on the win
dow, and the whole expression OF his face was
peculiarly serene and humorous Do you know, /"
she said, strokiDg his hair, "that you are very
handsome old gentleman :" Instantly his eycs
twinkled with a roguish light, aud he answered
quickly, "Tell me something new"
In another mood MS he sat gazing apparently into
vacancy, friend drew near and began TO read 10
bun little article cut nom the papers called The
Working and the Waiting Servant" He drew
I.Ssg I'D aea!eJ, hs!eSsd viii Esss a!!saIgg. MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06
Chm uber Of Commerce.

The August meeting octie Chan Der II Commerce
wss.held yesterday afternoon, Vice-Prcsiden. W&
LIAM Z. DODGE in the Chair in the absence # NJ
Low The meeting WAS called for o'clock, but 1T the
time only seven members were present. After han
An hours waiting two more came In, making 3
quorum when the Chamber was called 10 order.
j. Il. CHITTESDEs was reelected member OF the
Committee ON Arbitration, bis term having expired,
Mr.. STEVENS Rad the following letter from the
Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DxPARrsHsr. Aug. :. IW3
Sg have the honor 20 acknowledge tho receipt Of ~
Memorial Chamber u Commerce Of th. sss o! S.w.
iok taosniej to With your letter Of the I,s u. soA
commerce and have already ssea dsol:sd svss
Very Rs.psctvely Yours. 80.
GIDEON wELLEs. SEQ .: the Navy.
JONI Austin SrssEss, IT, Sec N 1.
A communication was received from the later
national Relief Committee transmitting a framed
copy Of the Address Of the Manchester Operatives
tlves 10 the Oiicers OF the Rcei-shi6 George Une-
wod handsomely engroesed.
Mr. BLooDsoop gave notice that st q carly dsy
he purpose briu .ins before the Chamoe- prorost
ton eularge the ChsmpIain Canal 90 rs 10 sfor4
slip canal facilities between New-fork aud sae
yress North-WeIt, a. o cheaper tate thsh by ue
proposed enlargement Of tho lSeks OF the Stb
Causl.
Mr.. SrRvESs read a letter from j. c. fleieasF,
setting forth that Ut the Las, meeliLg ofhe brazilian
Parliament j, wss proposed Let, TO make thu coat
VI Brazil free to all nations; ID, 10 open We Riyse
Amazon TO the commerce Of tho world: 70, 10 s1S.
sidlns company in New-iork to opeu line b.
tween this city and that country. The nrs; TIVE
PROPOSITIONS were passed, but the latter wac lost
Tor want Of few votes. Mr.. Fletcher asksc ts
attention Of the Chamber. aud lie matter was 70.
ierred 10 Select ComnitIee, eo'"s'iug OF Hessn.
Duer, Lsthrop, Gnttiths, Slurg,s, and Trssk, whe
will give Dir. Fletcher ltarlDg AID .epcst ii 10
next meeting.
Tho Chamber then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

SANITARY REGuLArIoss-At this season OF he
year. more especially peeefy that our citissus shssia
use great in keeping their preles eeas aud Ia svsne
their earnest attention the various ordnancss OF ssrita
nature adopted by tho Common Council that city msy
b hop, free from presidential dlssss City Inspector Besls
de.lro. TO call particular ssnop 10 the following eKtsete
fo various ordnance In regard 10 the dspss!0H Of ssss
ago. sshes, sol
Extract from Ordnance passed May D. 1919
"SRO Ia No person slal csst OF throw or snSss 70 W.
into any street lane alley Of the City OF Newton iic
hts her Or their house, houses or prsmises apy s'oADk
noxous impure offensive. or noisoms water or a1y oe.
thing In liquid or fowps stale, Una" "e P~
atty Of S?3 for each otenss. -, - - -
sec 49, No person shs convey deposit or cause -
permit 70 be conveyed. Into .ny street. ssws' ~ sad
She City of Nsw.York, any evil OF ether veg-nos oae
suDsancs under the psuaIty Of 80 for each ouensa
IOfdinancs 1859. p 2V2 -
IAN ashss or e,ader sns be kep Tor the purpose ct =
livsrug the ssheAtts 10 ve'ss o. sn oa' ~
other metal under the penalty OF Tor each onens. .
Extract from Olduapcs psssed sy H. isss enu'sa ~
" Stnk. Prviss, aud Ces,poola"I
s,o 10 No pssor shall throw deposit or cause 70 b
thrown OF deposted ia any snh pii'y o, ee"geo ssy
.upstapcs or garbage, ot4ls Of h'h or PouNy
dad spiu. under the penalty Of %g3 for every sae1
ohenss"
In pursuance recent arrangement carts will psu throsye
the streets Of each Ward every day (sxseptug SunIs
coec, and remove all ashes. garbage. &C., from the sst
and the City Inspector rvs notice that the penalties for VIE
tons of the Corporation Ordinance In these mss VIII ~
strictly enforced Notice will be given ofths sspros'h Of ne
ash and garbage carts BY ringing belt All e0~ps"'s
sssns Inspectors other sbors Tor neglect Of dau ms
bs made to the City Inspector Of bis Ocs Ne Cshse
street
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fAjyeftiserertf

MILLER e. CARPENTER, Produce Commssiop
Merchants for the sale VI Butter. Che. Lara Egg Pest
tn GAME Grsin Flour, Pork. Hops. Seeds Beans Dnsl
Pfu aud Country Produce g-a.r y No. Erie batldasr
" l. tNo Nabinsson-.t We give our personal asse:
49, cOusIx notor-nc-
Living Duk; n Marsh President Newyork sat Enc Rwsy
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NJ Elt.

The marts of State Butter has been but little chsnsod
Buyers Of lots viii py 2o. for choice hTkns but
they work "a in small way about our quotations TUBS
and pals OF choice quality continue scarce and urn Any
largo tho receipts will undoubtedly cause de-
cAns there outlet tor than 10 apparent at
present. Western Buos 10 perfectly Tat for most grades, al
though the uquiry for the lowe qualities 81 ~
lJic Some holders, unable to WALT longer for something
up lover rates and the present proc
pect tbst, upls, Eogh oaikst soon becomes more
f. -. L. W..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

HAaBsn DEvxSsEs.-Five guns Of tho heaviest
oaiibss arrived bsrs y~hsdy a0u ptUE Tor tho hssbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06
N.Y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce,
foh ILs y KKE nsDiso WEDNEsD.i. Avg > 1863

tRs,ot,es eIy.-..ly lot 1HA n. IKihUSxi
shnIs produce IA order to realize ne highest msrk-t
pri oons should heed the following In
siIucilots
Mak th. crusnse's Ilsinly ard ne,ty upon each
patk. be M ped together with your own name OF PIT
ysis mari. anu as, he coHteuts n tie PNsa.s
TIA, stDlss In good osIsr when put inio
tho ck,fr, nd thai they are pat up thai hoJ cannot
bf-.h . s.oil Ga tho wsy
BEAD avoic. 10 eonssass BY mail. immediately on
oh pl cnt az sooia
reputation Tor accuracy Of count weight tsrc, 10, 10
vsy valuable. Fsl.e msrk, only dsodt brand and male
purchaser csutois In usurs to the dsir.ss. OF tho chip
yer -. =,
II ,wel fOr shipper to have uniform m.rk for his fsoh
ia order tns buyer shond be pleased win ens paT'
1Las- 10 would know how 10 Ind smother
hsInsss aud cleanliness arc Indispensable
The following the VIII rsss commission prices Tor eesa
tds salss Of good articles. ~ xooi order:
BkAss AND PEAS
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