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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
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80 rtutf4e Raufmannsbduftr. msl&e isbr
auspepttntt 6anbslspe1bineunaeu tatsn.
Sun9t etuti&e 8auF.ute, wsl&e tte nj.
tbip,n Spradtsnntni0t umort,n BADEN.
psrpsn aaus beionrevs ale 1o1irtt une
Budbalter In &iltnii&en uuo enRlif&en
6anpslsbdu(ern Beiu&t. aud fdmmIt''
den btutl9sn 6%antmetfern eebt Is gut
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1&. Itf&lusi) u. !. ~.
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ratio 8.erlnrst babsa. sssetsnt jund&f
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8alparotIo." Der 3wsd ptfts Deretn6.
wd&n f&on felt 80 Sabren bsfsbt, "a:
ZEN In 8alparatio. i'd aufbultsnpsnD eut'
i&tn etn @ittd trbtiternpsn unp ssfsut'
een. tmaanaS u f&af.n.
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e., f&tue Biblic.b,f unb tdtt rs 3ttIun'
a,n unp SsournaIe. Dieier 0erttn trdet
pasu bti. ra6 f& eie Deutf&sn Eng unp
lift aneina f&litbsn. eob fl f& tbr
Nationalo:flbl ubal,en unp nt&t In ee1
frtmc.u Noticnat tla, untsrBstfu. Aud
fir @uaudaunatn, III wtl&sn eie Gamt>
lien rsr RitsIiersr iuAticatn upeKren unp
tie 0ets ben peutf&m &barattes du &du'
5srlia an f& traetn. eutwt6t, ter geretn
sro6e Gorafalt. 90 ussesn Concerto psr'
anfaItrt, In rtnen Mtianperfe unitrrr
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per nut pon Dsutf&sn uor0stso8en, rsr'
Den eanu unc mann fnptu aud beu,f&s
Ibeatsrposfsuunetn fan.
Nu6sr pisf.m 8uetue baten nd IN
neusru 3sit nod spc anbere peulf&s St.
atbtlret. BON eensn I'D TT ttns
bancwutupuein unb ptt anesre Ut.
better erein nsnnt. Der l,sttre bat auf
ltin proaamm aud nod 8elebrun8 pn
Witaliepu bu.h llnttut&t 0tftBt.
Gin anbsrer Drsin, bsr III fstuen Wit'
alttbun QUE In 9alparuiio lebenetn Deut'
iden obne untrfaisb re Stanbss% sdbl!.
III rtr aumani(&s Observation-Disclosures,
mel@u balfttep d,fttae 2~antsIeute .po.
mentli& In 3raufbeitsfdQen untsrAist.
Nu& cine teutlde Sdule bffsbt, lett
benz SABRE 1857 In @alparaiio; fe adblt
ee9su bunent @&dlsr uno uutsr tttftn
ieIbR Rinrer dil.nt(&u Gltsrn. unb rfrr
BON Der reutl@m @tmsintt untt.fdbL
pcren 3m,d 60 iunmerrar blsibm wtrp.
,,otutl6e Gprods. Sttte une 8tIpuna"
untu ben Santeleuten In 8alpasatfo
m6elifn ~ ubalten uup ju Sstbrsitsn.'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
Mouoloe eines Bnliutr s&ufers.

(Du @@ufu ft. auf lttnsm Drstbtin
unb lief in sinem Bu&e.) So. eae IN
rabr! Or Di&ur bat Rs&t, wsnn q
(aet Oitf):
Ger R& ron sem solbnen &inst
Gutbnt Sage nuf veEfprt&t,
., Ter TENT ben 2auf eer Dtnse
unb eas 5sr, tsr Renf&en Mot.
(St.bt auf unb bsbdlt tas Bud au1e'
i&laa.n ,wti&sn rem Ginssrn.) De Is
ten 9.irtrrtne NIT pss ioleene Rinselfen.
(Gr hsfsbt Zen Ginatr. rorauf rtr &in9
1onf htdr.) Die Notte=is nod ID fetn.
'rin8eum, Die @utitfuna son ben SoIrbe'
f&loe 0.ufiD. I'D. S&mul. III Dir 70
msfn, 5Rine. unit mdna 9smatltn tbr 70
GOD BIT Dir. Du bif tsr .@Iidli&s. BET
d& BON b iolesnt Tase usripre&sn buzfte.
Nrms Dsibsls. wie unfsreener. bic iersn
Nine we&feln H.. alio NIT bet Solo
@t&fdesf&dh rts'trtn. ttf f&uftrn Elm:
9snue. bic Ntn8e fnp bd S@multn. Id
fonntt fe MID msbr tnI6ien, e fnp usrfal.
len - fort unp ,pea Is esne!- ua be
@in9e Tnp mir blun,. wte esnore nm ben
@ilbelm. Maes brum fnb Sd babe
ia msbr pertorsn.. pie pie lunpt9tsn s5s1n.
es! (9isR .tinsn Muasnbsid IN BEN @u&s)
Cine Dslt sen Sbeaka
Sat bas 6eg,e, venn e. uebt,
Gtvnben, e.pt9, unsetgdtt. /
Ststt - auS ber 3ulunft fratlsa. :
ga, Sp.ale, jrdne aale. Gptdaale 81,
bsra,e; epvals. adj, no fetp iii iebiitbea2
--S&adfmH&. hide MiI&. pampeIpidd,
Sutt,niolat, ptferfu&en. Btss6 &ede'
lap,, Obrfaape. eimenaes. Ystgnsnabe
uno Elm 4isb&sn tm Attn. sas warea u,ts
felipe GuisniGe Don Berlin rune unis'
aeno. Au.ns utri3runbsn !-S&tt&t
3,iten, f&l.9s Se(&dfte, f&le&ie, gsrbei..
fttuneen tn 3uRdnbe, cen. 2o& ~ bea
Dan3bptsn ber Grsibe btefn Bdt. ttnte
artstt uub Elm ,@.ib une fdnf IebtnbtBe
&inesr, bet Is be- Seaeawart NIT TIRE
Iraeustt- Ia BE: 3utunft. we!&e MIR 10
iolbsn frablte. (9isR siusn ausenbltd.)
- arm.s 6.IJ,; 70 Of tttt5oatn,
Dsnno& lssf tu 9anbs III @ant,.
@nltn9t 70 let&t bat 8clbene Baub,
1m brn san,es 0tad betssssn!
Sc NOR zen tdb(&sr Sunse be Conn.
tags. tpenn i'd ut jswaf&en bate. ssu
Rdbiaer Suuae In te @e&e, zen 1ugst
Surge t.tm 6&adffopffpislnnb TN bum.
u,sr Suuss wfan: ID pulistt par. Datss
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
Mu . n.

I'm Gr.ttaa. zen %, pitpbsr 1868,
ts.I' fsiss,hts Giassiisn n In Netbtet1s1 st9anfuL3
2 pf,rte. . waa.u, s tStdd porusitt::
@@psine, eine Mfnaf Darmserdtbf9aftsa
unb 6ousbaliungsarttlt.
-g8ebingungcn : Ssaar,
t5e2mp SAINT @aIft
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

Drum. tusr I'm iet'ssn empAnben.
Dos he 2%tsbenpen' tsSthdt.
66tcr, ale tin 8ctt ent3ddt.
Gptg MID ben 3tmmel fnbsr.
Ger an Dausr elaubt Der 9ags,
80 nur Qieb' YIN Qtste piTbt.
1,sue'a ftlba ols OFFER aiEbt,
Euttenb, btsttup, cbne RlaaG
@.r BEN fau1rtenbsu -Vsflblsr
prsts f3 9tsbt nit Fedsm Mutt,
@u Il ME e1futL. ha6 &luftL-
DUO 3u G&s I'D fann pNfitlsu,
@U BE Nvrtbf fcrslcS Rt6t,
Bltnt ss,traut ben, eclbuen Ntn9s,
INIT btb.ut.ntsm vattos)
., Der tenut ben 2luf Der Dtnee
llnb bas 9e.j ser Renfnen ut6tl
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
Ellie ber Briefe,

,pel&e In ter peaeffce ~ Davenport @eett
Qounts, btS jun 10. Det. 1868 ltesen 8sbltstsn
Rnb unb ,psl&e iskt auf Btfebl bes @enfralpoa,
nnetRers I'M ,,Demptrdt" p~ubltjirt sutrbsn.. 60
,ptre ettstsn, bet'u, abbolsu br 8rtsfe "Adver:
tised" III faaen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

@urrab lr'Datenpprt!
~ ,

~ 9eu s.i&laseueu Geiuo usrb5b,
ntn wir Mot. Dobl aber jubsln nit.
,penn Ter GantsSberratb 9ui&tst wi1t.
biu In Dapenpovt .~psutaRsns IL Ct &C.
riatn. Die 3dbluns tn Sttmm'n staab
UNI 10 ubr 1880 poIs rspublifanii&s,
roatatr, uus" 400 uoQe esmotraliihs
Gidus. Damit f&on bat DuusnpOrt 6&
RE Sa&s res Ne&ts. rsr Gribsit unb
TT bumauitdt uusprfp,u&tn. e,tttr
rsmotranI&e &anpibat ii ssl@laesn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
tan ~ va ID nil az ianser Suuet

SsvSssSsV A1xWW w VVVvsss w WWsVS
cen bdbi&v SunRe bletteu. Id wttrbe IN
Der @o&eSfetDtai stu unb mir be SpnnI
taas waf&sa unb S&aafopf iptslen, nil
SOFT In Gtauirsl&. Gopbte, bte ID tnniA
ltebts. inntsR utrlifbi ltsbte.-bk mid of
0eruplafupe lab ~ BIZ i~sjrtnrstt 0srmu.
tbunA. pa6 e NIT wtttsr liebis. 'fr bate
usin aru,se ORR pul&tfrtntlt@ beloasn,
wfA fe vnf&teesntli&e ibtrlsn ltette ,uuo
Id Gs perl6ieesntli& tabsi saapple. Dsn>
nod. ADJ SOFT, lief Id mir rtspsr bret.
f@laAen. Sd (@lana reas ~iolrsne Banp
10 f&nsQ wts' mbBli& in, ibr bsrum. toRt
ME aslsbsn! tenn Id eo&,s. Gs pu,ps MID
iehoblen ptrreny 3ttr met 9fBt bin i'd
jan, f&rr. 7tete1 7wsit'r:)
@tst, tae nt&t b.tn @atu r~urtnne.
h.. Mus8sbrannt IL tdnsa bin Slid.
t1nb hdr @6luden warf'S Jurld.
Na& btm turpn Raui6 bu Chime,
., Ute liRis lsgs eft Mot
Dsm bas llnelld fstne S6ltxse.
DIR f6 Don ssm eolbnsn 3iuge
@plbne Sage nur psriprt&t.
Sd tpoQt, tn bs @c&e Rsiei9 Inb.
p,oRtmabudt! Metnsn 9ebrmifer f.tns
xunpsn abat,sn mid Nrbut vu(pro&en.
Msine Grau itr 8srm6een mar iu @rin.
foil. a%uessasbeu. Sd torjts ssnsn S&wtt
nsb.atsn unp fling NIT S&ulrsn an. Sd
Ridte u1eine Stistsln uno blitb mir trtiI
@ilbnirof&fn &lleia. zDa fam eer
erft Sun0e. Sd nor ouesr mir. unr
psride tnaui&laftn une- u%fauRfbsa. jAQss
pe,io6 Id. unp not Id esrcisnts. tes Der
,,tant Id, unp "a idm III ,ptsts Snnee,ea
,patbs ID 'Ad&ttrt.' sd pn{,ttt tstsiut
l1tr :uue. f.ttt IN re 9ontrtt,* I'd itwann ;
i'd toefts "eseer, Id frttate1 '3uuesn. Id
r,a&r Sttsbsin,. &oIaf&tu; rnttns frau
jung waf&ta< urp i'd S&aoffepf fpieLsn:
@uppi&l Va Tam UT erttts Sunet UNI
NIT tbn, pus bsltfbm.e Wdrabsttttn. Sd|
bate re 1.bontuts Nttsr he Barritapsu
itbolt unp ut S&ttbtn' ird&h uf uns H.
neu mtl&tsrsn unanjtntbmsn Gineyud.
DEE Bolt fanp duf une rretnt Urou laa
III r. De&tn. SD smpcre u1trieesn BIT
1@&spfuna. jeieu u Neni&teit. jti,n al,
lens unb Ssres unb fdblt. tnb ttT Staot
sinsn Gsbl.r ,ttjanesn bate, psniaf.ns
bdtte e 6eiratben. trte etr tneintae, rur&,
aus ni&t aui.btn fousn. Der D0llnfrdb.
Itn9 bsiauu, Msins, Grau t1isett rie &ofe|
am Gub, m.tu 9dnaaer f&lu8 ,Iaue ; e.r
Dsttel nor LOG. uni ID. bffau eiuen Rub:
fus. Sd tsfpra& ttt Roie 'rntinsr Grau
I'M eifs Blunt pesblabte. 5sbt jtus III.
| ub tur&etuanrsr ; Arbstt, Sttstslu, xos
| a(&en, 8ori&ub. PED. xrantbeit. Ser,
f.tuna. Ginl5funs. urtrabL' .9rttutor;
S@aaftepfiptsIsn. Daf&cn. xdmmen.
4intes prtieeln, Grau pri8eln. Sutfein'
lofsn. .DsrrraRen. ois1tee 3int. erRes
Mdr&tn fanft,e xtup. tr ptsrte Sunpt.
bsirs 3wiuinse, toppslte 9ainSe. topp.Ite
GouraSt, ~topptlter. ,xaumel. noppdtu
Spit,: zen boppsl, etf1dbiaen Q%ebrjuustn.
@0ss boppslt. wie rte Sdsbeln, tuenia
arbett, pt.le Dual. msine Grau bdbli6,
run,li&. ID unjewofdsn fur6tto,. so
lbale1 Mtetbs fdr cen 40 1balu Quar-.
tttr. llnsnm6asnelsuu. fanf Rtnpu.
@&uljslt,' aws,bunreno@'sta 3dbne. no
BON ptsr toble unr fdnf iute uttt 8,b6rsn.
(9isR wsitn.) -
Drum. psr In, fettsen GmpAnben.
Doe tie Qtebenben 'be0tldt,
~.s Aa .1s
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
QutttunAtn.

(Bm wsrtea tanftis auf folsenss@ st{s
quimi.en, 70, ea6 jspes gAboanent slsi&
aus (stnsr Outlining. ufsbt,z bio @ann n
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
r. Rtp. 1ert, 8. Dtt.

De xsrtamuttantfde 9elesrapten.afoeia-
ttea II In ett1ns. GvruS g. 5ttlb tsttslt BEN
DaHl beS aEedatton fur feline unsrnaaelt@ea
aufpenaunsen beadnltd ber atfontte liable w.
etenfe7 YerIr d.. GeqtnS fas. tttttt Stlia-
bun1en, ft tetSen 3eutstbd1et ratttelf- eet
%etTtuasRtaee unb ben ruifi&en geTsunssn ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

Hns Nenn fplpamien
fomuen earftias. ater ietr Autt Na&rt&'
ten. Man rs&nu auf zine Wojoriidt Don
$50 600 flr Curtin.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15
g.. 1. elsrtbse. sofmeifsr.
PACIFIC BRAUEREI

- RON S g. DretS,-.
Rsh, ,vk6ss IL ssu Mt stn 6tnsIs, 1sscxsSst.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

' as,i sss eta,as s''' t'a'e sT s's'@ "'''''''' }"
'='ali'1 e4ty g., 1e |. 81, : /.
Dte WottauSfGte1 int f.ttr aanata:' sDtr
bsferatn uidts wsstnEbts 4sfutiais,ts lei Sem,
BAL ~ 1snvsrfndmisee:1 stras .bur0 Ianvrtttrts
0ananbfaham76anmst Seiabt r,pttbG2 3teusr
uue, anbte' tpnpstspte psl(pntu %fnb lterssuet
poru ter Naiottfdt' bee unien.9td.tS. 8reu9t
Ilta vtranfnlass bitklte 'anf tine kpte 3abt.7
D6fObto Northumberland, F,pttetn -ssrhdrft
iperhsn ron Snbtano, ,SltnstSI unb DtSecnfn,
aletu bit ,Sks; 10 pnt SCENTS II RI:
. '"'".''t !zRem.gorf, TO- DIT.
! Dts, asfan.s,ie Rebtasn,Mru bat no POM
Rap,bau ,uridse,oeer,l p~atrf&stnli@ na@Nt6.
mont /; aud Vie !aItinerk rurbt treagttHaft.
Or Rld,ua tat iuatrfdttnii4 f6cn. fstf !uatbre'
renz9aaes aaifsefuntenS btef aaupts1 ront 9Sur-
Be fetc1. srR an, scaHateub lrrddssceen.s
Die tcttn Sluitsn IN s.tsl listen 3tt ststen
b, CbaruhtcHtn in Satin Spi Gtarlsfer Jun,
arSstea Ststt w~sssef@rtmmt. -gitnacte " bes
Ssuitnb nit 1ssppsna ytrfdrit ucrbsn. .Anh4 81
ipirb 5btstntef, bae ef fbr balb tm 1eftk stnsl
zttilS spp SAINTS JSlunb fetn irtrtf. III
II 49, ~ .eputsstllt 10. Dtt.
gtIddks eAtreaIireu Scn zbsy lNnndtitupe sol
Ne,f.ffs 4. Mebtasn4 mad ttnt Gutnt.rtdatfuae
nm ttneu etnfaa IN has fasli@e Ssntud9 y
MAIDEN.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

(Dn @@uftr ft. ouf leinem Drsttdn
unp lief In tinem Bu&s.) Sa. eae III
pabr! Der Di&ru bat Re&t, rsnt q
1aot Oitf):
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-15

Sc ,uar zen bdbl&er Sunse be- Conn.
tags. .penn i'd uh jewaf&en bate, ssu
adbiasr Suuae In be @e&e, zen nuser
Sunae teim 5&adffcpfipiflnrb TN bum.
u,sr Sunet wfan ID sulistt mar. Dabsr
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29
Fact, Fancy and Fun.

Death is simply the souls change
of residence.
Unless offence is noble, why did
Shakespeare say, ''my offence is rank %
Why does a sailor know there is a
man in the moon? Because he has
been to sea.
What creatures may be said to
live on their relatives? Why, the amt
eaters, to be sure.
The ring-leaders Of the worl!-the
young ladies who lead their lovers on
by hopes Of marriage.
What would this world be without
women? Aporfect bIanll-like sheet
Of paper, not even ru}ed.
WHY had man better lose his arm
than a leg? Because, losing his leg,
he loses something ito boot"
1t is asserted that five thousand of
the teachers of Ohio have entered the
army within eighteen months.
Good diet makes healthy children,
and the South Sea Islanders think that
healthy children make good diet.
The Army of the Potomac has
fifty four thousand animals attached to
it. It's baggage trains are immense.
"A wag says Of women-To her
virtue we give love to her beauty, ad-
miration; to her hoops the whole pave
mcut.
-"That's what I call capital punish
ncnt," as the boy said when, his moth
er shut him up in the closet among the
preserves.
People sometimes talk about the
Sky's falling; if 1t were to do so, the
world for once would get enough Of
blue ruin.'
Profound silence in q public assem-
hIage has been thus neatly described: j:
Zone might have heard the stealing of
q pocket-handkerchief."
-Garibaldi has seventeen physi,
clans. Incredible as it may seem, he
was alive at the last dates, though Of
course in imminent danger.
boy, why don't you go to SCHOOL,"
"Causc, sir, daddy is afraid that if
learns everything HOW, | shan't have
anything to learn when | come to 90 to
the 'cademy."
A new mode of dispensing mobs
has lately been discovered "Down
East" and it is said to act 'Iike a
charm" The mode is to pass around
q contribution box.
An eminent divine preached on
Sunday morning from the text-ssYe
are the children of the devil'' and in
the afternoon, by 4 funny coincidcnce.
from the words, "Children, obey your
parents"
-"Why don't you wash the bottom
of your feet, Johnny" asked grand.
mother of boy, when he was perform.
ing the operation before retiring for the
night, to which be very gravely replied
"Why, granny, doesn't think rs ro;na
to stand up in bed, does yc?n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons, that
u whereas my wife, Mrs. Mary \. Butts, has
left my bed and board, and refuses 20 return
to MY house as good and abiding wife ought
70 do, hereby give notice to all persons not
to trust her, the said Iary \. Butts, not to
board or harbor her at my expense, for here
bv give notice to all persons that [ have a
good home for her at NY house, and am will
ing to take care of and support her there if
she viii come to me, and | shall not pay any
debts Of her making or contracting after this
date.-Dated Franklin, January 10th. a. D.
1868. LEVI BUTTS.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29

SERVE H1N RTGuT.-The man who
won't pay the Printer:
May he have sore eyes and chest
nut burr for an eye stone.
May he be shod with lightning and
compelled to wander over gunpowder.
May every day Of his life be more
despotic than the Dey of Algiers.
May he never be permitted to kiss a
pretty woman.
May he be bored to death by board
ing school misses practicing their first
lessons in music, without the privilege
Of seeing his tormeEtors.
May 2:4O Nightmares trot quarter
races over his stomach every night.
May his boots leak, his gun hang
fire, and his fishing lines break.
May his coffee be sweetened with
flies, and his tea-cup seasoned with sp:-
ders.
May bis cattle die of murrain, and
the pigs destroy his garden.
May q troop Of printers devils, lean,
lank, and hungry, dog his heels each
day, and regiment OF cats caterWaul
under his window each night.
May his COWS give sour milk, and his
chnrn rancid butter.
May all his law suits and love suits
go against him.
Ia short, may his business 90 to ru-
in, and he 50 to-Congress.
-Bigotry murders religion, to fright
en- fools with her ghost.
"A man can leave no better legacy
to the world than W4lleducated fam
lily.
No man has thorough taste Of
prosperity, to whom adversely never
happened.
Why is q cannon Just fired like a
whipped school-boy? Because it is
warm at the breech.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29
LATEST NEws.-The positive tele

LATEST NEws-The positive tele-
grams that the Army Of the Potomac
had crossed the Rappahannock, and
that a battle was hourly expected, If
not actually transpiring, turns out to be
all d0Sh. On the contrary, the army IS
being reconstructed. Burnside has
resigned, Hooker assuming command,
Sumner and Franklin are succeeded by
Couch and Smith. Without doubt, an
other attack Will soon be made.
Butler is to be returned to New Or
leans, and Banks goes to Texas.
Callicott, Union, has been elected
Speaker of the New York Assembly,
over Dean, Democrat. Callicott, q
War Democrat, was the nominee Of the
Republican caucus.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29

ATTESTIoS.-If the citizens Of this
Assembly District desire any act or
memorial passed by the present Lcgis-
lature, they should attend to it at once.
Don't delay a day. The early part Of
the session is The proper time to intro
duce bills Of a local character, for, as
the session progresses, the time Of the
Legislators is occupied with more i'm
portant matters, and very often, when
such bills are introduced towards tie
close, they are rot reached at all. Let
your wants be known to Assemblyman'
Powers or Senator McDill at as early
a day as possible.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29
From our Madison Correspondent.
Madison, Wis, Jan. 81, 1862.

Madison, Wis, Jan. q, 1862.
DEAR JAcK:-Thc principal act in
the Legislative programme has been
performed, and James r. Dooittle is
elected L. S. Senator for this State for
six years from the 4th of March next.
On Monday evening last the Republi-
can members held a caucus and made
an informal ballot for Senator. Doolit-
tie had l3 majority. The minority then
urged an adjournment, which the ma
jority very generously allowed. On
Wednesday evening they convened
again and proceeded to formal ballot,
which resulted in an increased maiori-
ty for D0olittle. On the following day
the Senate and Assembly met io joint
convention, and the election was con
sunmated. The Democratic members
voted for E, G. Ryan. This addition
al endorsement. Of Ryan's scmi-seces-
sion address will be remembered by
-, .1N,.-
racy. BY the way, one Democratic
member, becoming confused when his
n'''e was c''l'e'' EoVeo 1or AS''"rGS e.
D00little, thus making narrow escape
llolil oo'l9 Il 60y"S 0c'. hut party TIL
u'nphed over country, aAd he voted Tor
lsyan' Inc report that Democratic
caucus mad read hIm out OF the party
Tor his mistake, is denied, and 1t is safe
to presume that he has only been sus-
pended, and will be restored to full
communion upon voting against every
proposition made during the session
which IN any way savors of sustaining
the President IN successful prosecu-
ton Of the war
Much disappointment is felt at the
construction Of the House committees.
When Mr.. Webb withdrew from an al
most sure election to the Speakership,
it was very generally conceded that he
should be chairman Of the judiciary
commlttee-a position, too, for which
his ability as lawyer emlnenty fitted
INN. The appointment was given to
an0ther, and he was assigned an lnfe-
t'or poSi''oh on ne commlt'ec, which
ne very h"toraiIy, oecllhea' Ih's ac-
Ioh on the part OF speaker baroef Is
Ie9'roe" aS oecloeuly ohgeheFouS; out
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29
Important Notice
w AR W r !

THE undersigned having recently formed an
i arrangement with the firm of Page, Downs
L Co, Of RichIand Centre, Wis, calls the at
tention Of the community to the fact that he
is prepared to obtain pensions, back pav, boun-
u money, and attend TO all wants Of discharg-
ed or disabled soldiers or their heirs, with
pTomptness and dispatch, Pensions procured
for wounded or disabled soldiers, seanen and
marines, widows and orphan children of those
who have died Or been killed while in service :;
also bounty money and arrears Of pay for the
widoar or other deceased soldiers.
All desiring Information can obtain it by
calling at the Grand Rapids Post Office.
H B. PUTTTF0
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29
Yours, &C., IoWHEAD.

BE in peace with many; but have
but one counsellor among a thousand
The girl who succeeds in winning
the true love Of a true man makes q
lucky hit, and is herself lucky mass.
do good" says the Hungarian
proverb, "and throw 1t into the sea-
The fish will never know it, but God
yiu,''
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29

NEW L. 5. SENAToEs-IIon.W w. a.
Richardson has been elected Senator
from Illinois. He was Douglas Dem
ocrat.
Coy. Alex. Ramsey has been elected
to the Senate from Minnesota. lie is
a strong Republican.
Hon. Chas. Is. Buckalew has been
chosen Senator from Pennsylvania, in
place of Wllmot. His competitor was
ex-Secretary Of War Cameron, whom
he beat Two votes.
Hon. Lot VI. Morrill, has been re-
elected to the Senate by the Maine
Legislature.
Hon. David Turpie has been chosen
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
expulsion Of the traitor Bright, by the
Indiana Legislature, aul Hon. I. y.
Hendricks has been elected for the long
term. Both are Democrats Of some
what questionable loyalty.
Hon. Ben Wade has been re elected
by the Ohio Legislature.
The eloquent Judge Doolittle is re-
elected from this State, by majority
of IS votes. f. G. Ryan receives 81,
Mat. II. Carpenter l, JAS. S. Brown /.
The Emancipatiomsts in the MiSsou-
II Legislature have elected John Is.
Henderson. In politics, we believe he
IS 4 Republican.
Senator Chandler has been reelected
from Michigan, and Charles Sumner
from Massachusetts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-01-29
From the TCh Regiment.


Jan. 10Th, 1868.
FRIEND JACK :-Thinking that you
and the rest Of our friends at the Rap
ids would like to know where we are,
| will try to inform YOU. We are in
what is called the Devils Hole. BY
examining the old map Of Virginia, you
will find it. We have built good log
cabins, and are comlortable-in better
quarters than we had last winter. Be
iEg near the Landing, we can procure
almost everything that we need.
The most of the boys are well. Wa
termelon Jimmy is all right. Oar old
friend Durkee still continues to trade
with US, furnishing everything needful.
He makes money, but lie met with a
fall back the other day. Determined
to try his hand at chuckleback, he lost
$3.50; whereupon he promised to re-
form and not gamble any more. The
sinced cat does not like the fire. But,
after all, he is very fortunate man.
He has always been sick when there
was fight Lucky-isn't he:
We have heard that Sans wife has
presented him with a young Captain.
Bully!
Yours, &C., ToWHEAD.