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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12
IN Probate-Wood County Cour+

IN Pro5ate-Wood County Court,
In the matter Of the estate Of Alvin ". Coon
deceased.
{ \ reading and filing the petition of Elvin
~ Barker Of the town of Grand RAPIDS Wood
County, Wisconsin, representing amon@ other
things that Alvin N. Coon. late of the town Of
Grand Rapids, i'll said county and State. on or
about the 18th day of August, 1862, of wound
received at the battle of Pittsburgh Landino
IN the State Of Tennessee, died intestate, leaV-
ing goods, chattels and estate within this coun
ty, and that the said petitioner is the princi-
pal creditor of said deceased, and prayino
that administration OF said estate be granted
to the said petitioner; 1t is ordered that said
petition be heard before the Judge of this
Court on Monday, the got day of December.
1862, at ten clock A. 81, at bis office in the
town ofGrand Rapids, County and State aforc
said. And il is further ordered that notice
thereof be given to the heirs of said deceased
and to all persons interested by PUBLISHING ?
copy OF this order, for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the seWood
County Reporter weekly newspaper pri9tcd
and published in said county.-Dated Deccm-
her 4th, 1862 l.. P, POWERS
t'-1N County Judge
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-12

DISEASES of the Nervous System, sperma-
~ torhTa or Seminal Weakness, Impotence.
and other affections of the Sexual Organs,
Physical Debility and Premature Decar.-new
and reliable treatment, in Reports of the How
ard Association, sent by mail in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address, DR. J.
SKILIIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
No South Ninth Street, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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Notlce 70 Land md pronartr EToI1er

Notice to Land and Property Holders
ofthe Torn Of Seneca, Wool Co., us.
NOTICE is hereby given that duplicate
II Assessment Roll for the town of Seneca
has been made out and is in the possession of
I. & Scott, at the town Of Grand Rapids,
Wood coanty, Wis, where taxes may be paid
on Assessments in said town.
Those holding receipts for taxes for $50.
will please present the same fer inspcc' ion,
that the same may be duly entered on the du-
p!icate Roll as paid, thus avoiding trouble and
dissatisfaction
7, c. STEARNs, Town Treasurer.
Seneca, Feb. %, 1858. 9w3
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judicial Election.

" Office is hereby given, that an election
~ VIII be held in the several towns, ward:
ana election precincts in the State Of Wis
consln, On Tuesday, the seventh day of April
next, for GAtef Jestjec Of tie Supreme Court, for
the term OF six years, in place of Luther S.
Dixon, whose term Of Office will expire on the
hrst day of June, a. D. 1868.
HaId election to be conducted, votes can
TasSed, and returns made according to law.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand, and affixed the
LSEAL.] Great Seal of the State, at the
Capitol, in Madison, this ninth dav
OF February, A. D. 1863
JAMES T. LEWIS
Secretary of State.
SHERIFF's OFFIcE,l
Wood County, { :" In pursuance of the
above notice, an Election will be held In the
several town of Wood County on the day and
for the purpose above peciied.-Dated Feb
10th, 1863,
N. j, McRAITH,
Sheriff of Wood County
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Extra Family Flour.

THE undersigned informs the citizens q
L Wood County that he has made particular
arrangements with the Centralia Mill to Grind
Seiected Wheat to has order, and will furnish f,.
family @se the best Flour ever offered for sale
in this market. Flour delivered free of cha roe
to purchasers in town. J. HOMER.
Grand Rapids, Dee. 10, 1851.
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80 cents for each additional one-pa able in
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fore the affidavit Of publication is delivered
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LHerUi:z-Nr. J. II. Lang lccturcd
on Tuesday evening last to good au-
djcnce, who were highly pleased with
the entertainment. His subject was
Progression" Mr. NJ. W, Martin
will occupy the desk next Tuesday eve
Iln@.
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E5 sg'EeST SEa9Es.

SHAVING, Shampooing and Hair Dressing
~ done in the best style of the art. The
keen"St If Razors and the purest of Oils and
Soaps always on hand. Ra1ogs honed in a
satisfactory manner.
Shop in the Office of the Grand Rapids
House.
Off WIN. JENKINS
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Hides and kFaaE's Wanted :

LII kinds of Hides and Furs wanted, for
Il which the highest price in cash will be
paid. J. HOMER
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Drugs and Medicines

IN a commsinity, has in a recent invoice OBJ
tanned all the standard medicines of the dav.
together with good assortment OF stationery,
envelopes &c, &c. It2e list comprises almost
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THE WOOD CO. REPORTER,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. AT
Grand Rapids, Wood c., Wis.

JOHN \. BRUNDAGE, EDITOR PURLIsuER
+. NJ. HAINES, CRREsPSDING EDIroR..
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i 4 rsg,asE,ss7 sE@reEa So, 1868.

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stopping at the "N lsconsln," apparent
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Newly elcctrotyped, with new and original
ILLUSTRATIONS are the most beautiful as we'll as
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Forming FuLL MATHEMATICAL CoURat. en-.
bracing Arihmetics and Text Books in the
Higher Mathematics. For extent of research
facility and aptness Of illustration, and practi-
cal Illustration the author Of this series is sur
passed byn0 mathematical writer iii this com
try This s'li@s has been recommended }y
tie best AatAema>icians in all sections Of the
country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06

paroled, aud one citizen slightly WouNl's
Rebel loss 90 killed, 25 wounded and q
prisoners while dead rebels still are being
brought in, aid scores of wounded were
carried @to Dixie" The rebels were com
munded by the renegades jenkins and Fla
Hugh. They burned two cribs Of corn and
one stable, aud stole small amount oil
government cl1lhing aud quantity OF
goods from two Union stores, (B- Gilmore
and Leonard i Gates,l part OF which has
already been recovered
Our town militia were mostly without
arms or moro of The filthy vagabonds would
have '.bit the dust"
Long have these gallant, ehivalrous
friends" of some of our toWnsmeu, desired
and threatened TO take Point Pleasant, but
this is their first attempt at capturing It,
aud as they received SO thorough thrash
ing, We doubt not they will hereafter ''iet
US alone"
Hurrah for Capt c. aud Company E.
and those of the Point Pleasant militia
that could End gun to use!
We thus, for want of time, briefly chrcn-
icle the second battle and second victory
of Point Pleasant. Hurrah for the Union,
West Virginia and Point Pleasant.
n. B.-The most dastsrdly act of all was
the cold bIooded murder (about one-fourth
of a mile out of tosul of Major WaggoneE
for refusing to give up his horse. Major
Waggoner was 81 years of age, and one OF
| our most loved citizens. He repulsed the
British at Craney Island in The war of 1872
and died for the Union In 1863.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
Briefly Stated.

The New York Htrata-certainly not a
Rad icar' journal nor hostile TO the "coi.
serVatiye party"-sums up the testimony
of Lord Lyons against the ''leaders of the
Democratic party" as follows:
The substance of Lord Lyons discover.
les among the democratic leaders who thus
enlightened him may be given in few
words. They i0sre ready for. peace upon al.
most any tsrms cfreeonciiiation or separation,
and were somewhat desiroGs of English
mediation in favor of an armistice and a
convention, but lgere ofraid of the people ::
and so Lord Lyons, filling to obtain any
thing substantial. definite or satisfactory
from these democratic leaders. wisely sug-
gests that the true policy of England ia 10
stand of, look on and await the course of
events.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06

tne above vote added to our voters in
me United States army, will exceed the
Eaoie vote cast, when the Ordinances nf
secession was voted upon. This vote
speaks well for old Tyler, she has acouite6
herself With credit. Although the weatber
was Indictment, the people came into toVn
early on the 26th, eager to cast their votes
TOT the amended Constitution Old men
WHO under ordinary elections could not he
INDUCED to turn cut, exposed themselves to
me inelemency ofsthe weather to cast Their
Yotes' to free themselves from the dead
carcass OF East Virginia, and really become
On Tuesday evening next, we will have
an Illumination of our town in honor of
our New State. KAsAwHa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
FrOm the Point Pieasan, Reri.,.,
BAttle of Pninf PIn.....--

On Monday last, at 10 A. NJ, this Pom,
was surprised by Jenkins scurTy. tbievj1 ,,,,
ragamuthns. Captain Garter win b;S
company e. took position in the Con.,
house, and maintained the uueoualled cor.
test MI near P. NJ, aud all their sttscs ls
upon him being repulsed, ana reipforceS
menus coming by boat from GallTpoiis
me thieves beat a hasty and incloF;ons
retreat Captain Carter, when summons5
20 surrender !, !, the town, told them to ..1o n
III. III, whittier 20 (that We know off IN.
~ me casualties on our side, considering
S we GUtation OF the tight, are remarkabI9
S@ali, VIZ Lieut.. Hawkins, seyereiy
' woonued one private killet,:I one mortsi,
y wounded aud Is taken prisoners and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06


We notice by the indianapolis Journal
that the Union farmers residing in the vi.
ciuity of that patriotic city, recently turned
out in body and brought 10 with their
teams one hundred cords of wood, which
they distributed to the wives and children
ofthe soldiers who are in the field fighting
for the Government 1t was made gala
day, the procession of farmers aud their
teams being escorted through the city by
the military.
AT Centreville, Indiana, similar pro
cession of generous farmers brought in SIS
cords of wood and large amount of other
articles, for the soldiers families.
The glorious farmers of Wayne county,
Indiana, have, however taken the lead in
contributing of their abuudance to the
comfort of the wives and children OF absent
volunteers. They came into Richmond in
Eve long professions, with banners and
music, bringing $50 cords of wood, IL, 600
pounds of flour AID meal, and large
amounts of potatoes. turnips, chickens.
meats, Sc. sc. Honor, all honor, TO the
liberal HOLSTERS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
The way Rosecrans ranks to HIS

Soldiers.
A correspondent, giving an account OF
The review of one of the divisions of Rose
GRAMS army by the Commanding General,
says:
10 passing along the line he (Rosecrans)
frequently stopped TO speak TO the soldiers
and give them . word OF advice or euconr-
agement, a preEeediug which endears to the
men their General. Seeing one of the sol.
diers il the ranks wearing a seedy coat. he
asked him why he didn't get new one.
The soldier replied that be had tried to get
one, but none were to be had. "WeiI. y
says the General, cry agsin, aud keep try.
ing-the more you try the sooner you'll
succeed, and the more you pray the sooner
you'll get TO heaven"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
From the Point Pleasant Register
The new state Election.

.
Thank-God! West Virginia is at last an
independent State. As had been conf
IDENTIFY anticipated, West Virginiaus last
Thursday ratified the amended Coustitu-
ton by an overwhelming majority The
vote was heavier than the most sanguine
predicted. Il may reach 10000 Old Ma
son responded nobly, giving ], l40 for, and
but one against The line IS tightly drawn
between the friends of West Virginia ard
its enemies. Those that had an opporiu-
nifty and refused to vote for the New State,
Wil! not be regarded as its friends, and will
be eschewed by New State men ever here
after. The record is made up, and we are
in fact, as we of right long ought to have
been, q separate Stdfe. God divided us
and man never attempted to unite US,
but-lre OWrSelUES have not7 finally and
forever, severed the political tie
that bound us. Now that we have
a new State the responsible duty remains
of putting lis machinery in successful oper-
alton. Much of present prosperity depends
upon a judicious selection of officers, from
Governor down. Let US do our part to
have throughout the list the fright men in
the right place" See to it men of Mason
county that you select suitable, true men
to represent you 10 the State Convention
TO be held about the middle of April at
Petersburg. West Yirginisns, demand /.
wise, resoiute man, at the helm, to steer
US judiciousIy aud successfully through
the breakers ahead. Our State has been
born in the throes of revolution, has al
ready been baptized in patriot blood, and
is being graded amid storms and tempests
How careful we should be in selecting its
guardians.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To Coal DeaIerS and Others.

DUITNEY COAL WoRKs, situated one ami 4, =
half miles below BeIIair, Belnont county, o.,
offered for sale
This valuable property, comprisioG htty-eight
acres Of Land and Coal Mines, building. steam en-
CINE, machinery wagons, boats, and all Necessary
appnrtennnees for doing extensive and Prontaele
business in coalng steamboats, shipping coal, tbs
whole being in complete order and In successful OPP
Grafton is Offer ed for sale At great bargain and on
easy terms OF payment Purchasers are invited to
cali and examine the premises. The present Is be-
,:evsd to be q favorable time for engaging in the
Coal Trade. Failing health causes the unsersigped
to wish to decline active bushnell
He will state terms, &c, on the premisea.
aPr6.1ms JOHN " GILL; Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
The T.re9eherous PoIicy OF the Dem.
oCF"tic Lsaders-Lord Lyons SESiGI

In another dispatch from Lord Lyons to
his Government, written in January NE
find his LOrdsbip again diyulgiDr the s.e
oFet' tFeaoherOus policy of his conidentis,
friends, the ''leaders of the Democrats
party" He writes: Oefa''c
The Democratic party seeks to prof. nv
the difficulties of its opponents. E Gu' ~
committing co itself to any very definite poIicr
Thus it attacks the arbitrary arrests ,S' sG,i
the other extra-leeal measures of the he C sIu
met. ana, above all, the military admins.
tration; but it does not risk its own nouns
larity by declaring against the war ~
pfonopnciug the word separation Its
leaders know that it is felt to be the Pssrs
Party, and that it really gets all the votes
Of those who desire peace. They will nos
lncar the danger of losing other vot ss M hS
rIISoSl3g desire for peace themselves
I5ey desire to throw on the RepnblicsIs
an the responsibility of any 1nnonnI.r
measures which may become Recesssrv
soEelgn mediation is not likely to be 9e', as.
T s to the people at large. ana he
y. Jen ass would be very glad 10 esesns
~ share of the appropriately of bsTiPS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06
An Error Correoted.
PoIyr PLEAsAsE, ApriI "a, lae8.

ONT PLEASANT, April I'd, 1858
Editors Lntelligenesr
GEErLEMES Please rectify the errors
that unaccOuutabiy have obtained CURRENCY
IN relation to the battle of Point Pleasant.
Capt. Carter, of company E, commanding
Post, with but so men, took position in
our Court House and repplsed the enemy
several times, and they finding it fmpossi-
BILE TO capture the place and the gsllaut
Captain treating thei. repeated summons
to surrender with contempt, they, after
four hours fighting, beat a retreat,
which, by the arrival of reinforcement
from Gsilipolis, o., was changed into a
disgracetui flight, each ragged vagabond
for himself, throwing away much of his
encumbering plumber, swimming the creek
and running for life. The results of III.
tight were: Uoion loss one Lieutenant
badly wounded, one private killed aud one
MORALLY wounded, thirteen captured and
psroled and one citizen wounded in arm
Rebel loss 20 killed, 25 wounded and 81
taken prisoners, including a Lieutenant
Colonel, two Captains and two Lieuteuauts.
Ihe property lost was some six thousand
bushels of corn Cribbed little back from
town and two stores partly pIuadered, also
some horses.
tbs true this Point was surprised, but
1t was never captured, and therefore could
not have been reeaptured.
By request of many citizens this correc-
ton Is solicited. that justice may be Zone
our brave "suIdier boys"
Respectfully Yours,
E. II. FITz GERALD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06

THE n. Y. Times ,hiaks as JEFF. Davis
cannot evacuate Virginia without giving
up nearly all the negroes OF the State, it
does not think he would dare do it. Ii
would certainly involve the detachment of
Vfrsinis from tue Confederacy, in interes,
and in feeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-06

aoG szuzrd oEr hsg- and keep sarh SIC.
Zach stripe - sEiRht Es nos Ehsy wave,
Sill make II lead car ranks IA Sag,
SziiI Goa. above ez-A patriots grave,
Death 20 the fraitOT that would ta.e
Eotrsil ft-thr0uEk the dust Cf shACle-
Al honest hsa-ts is !ot viii snare
AID folleE IL 10 Dea:h or Fazls.