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, 1864-11-30

Additional By the -1stu-HecoEnftlon
Of fhIaxIm1Iia1s by EfiEland-.The In.
knrrection OF Yaientin-Ear1 Russell
on Negro Etnanc1p0110u.

ON Negro Emancipation.
xEw YoEk, Sunday, Nov. 27.-The Eng
l;sh Board Of Trade have ordered an inquiry
into the loss Of the steamer Jura.
Admiral Sir NJ Stopford is dead
Lord Pelham Clinton, son Of the late Uuke
Of Newcastle, young midsaipman, 10 the
NAVY, has been dismissed from the service "
court martial for desertion.
Gen. Tom Thumb, with his wife and suite.
ore giving private receptions to the leading
people in Liverpool.
The steamer saxonia has gone into her dock
at Southampton for repairs. Her mails. pas
~scugrrs, &c-, for Hamburg, were transferred
to tie Bavaria. The accident to the Sa1onia's
machinery occurred five days after she left
to lay to for FIVE days during heavy .gale.
Her stern pipe compartment filled with VA
er. but with the exception Of o few bags Of =
c,,fjce, her cargo sustained no damage. She
Vas driven so much out Of her course as to
have been within tHo hundred miles Of Green
Tie English journals publish The official
correspondence between the American Con
sui Mt Bahia and the Governor Of that PROV
Undef this corresponding some Of the
English Journals reitcrate their denunciations
Of The seizure Of the Florida.
Earl Russell has been Installed Rector OF
thu Aberdeen University. in the course Of
speech which he made upon the occasion, le
sid: .tThere is another portion OF the
globe where wc still have to lament scenes OF
6loodshed. We stil have to lament. the
bloody asbitzamcnt Of waF in America. we
| have 10 lament that TINT, war has not been
brought 10 close. If there is any bright
| spot in the dark scene it is for the African
f race. cannot hut believe that the civil was
| In America, whichever way 1t may END,
whether the States unite again, or whether
there be final separation, I cannot but believe
that ont Of these events the african race arc
! 10 receive their frccdom>n
| Hon. J. C. Scarlctt, late British Minister al
Athens, is appointed Ambassador to Mexfee
| Thurs Is reported blythe Paris correspondent
| Of The London 1smes.
The King Of the Bclgians is On a Visit to tht
Emperor Napoleon At compeigne.
, 1864-11-30

entire line for commercial and goyernmcn.
transportation.
New YORK, Tuesday, Nov. GA small en-
gugement took place un Sunday ut Mopriicld,
West Virginia, in which the rebels lost %
, 1864-11-30

Sumner on the Florida Cnpture-The
Precedc1lta of 11tstory-A Printers
StrIke-Po1lt1cul.
Bos1og, Tuesday, Nov. o3.-The article in
ton to the capture Of the Florida, In which
very strong ground is taken against the COM
ments Of the English press, ind in which
many English prccedents are quoted to show
that the ship should not bd given up, Is un-
derstood to be from tho pen Of Senator Sum-
nEr.
m th th noMsp1pr aan nans oa arc on ~
permanent situations to good printers who
will come and supply their places. -:
The Democratic City aud Ward Committee
have nominated. Thos. o. Amery for Mayor OF
Rostnn
, 1864-11-30
Change Of Commanders,

EhnnEe Of E0ITlna0m&erS,
CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Monday, Nov. co.
The Repository OF this evening states that
General Cadwal1ader will assume command
in place Of Gen. Couch, assigned to duty
with Gen, Thomas.
, 1864-11-30

MELODICA; or, The Art Of
method Of instruction Tor the PLANO FORTE OF NE.
lOUEOS, written b. the ccIebruted author and
teacher, ADOLpH BACMnAcH. who, for more fh9n
instract1on - s1 tie aboVe Vi narncd md lnstramea:
There probably hctter teIchcr hsted to classify
one who hl,y understands the wanls 1t the pupil,
sons tor practice than Mr Bannbach- Ills extensive
experience teacher and composer, has thoroo5h
IL lifted him fur this work The exp!anatie13 rule.
aud exercises aFc uadc 90 simple ana rIaln mat A.
the witout tle assistance ot 70 tchcr
Tile pupil will md On the 81 page, an exact rep
rtsenial1n Of the ktA boari OF seven oGtaVe flano
Forte, the white keys betng lettered AMI dIy into
letters md characters. glance ut the kcy.board viii
enable nnys to name tbs keys by the nrst scyen
letters he Aphabet giving the number Of octay+s.
On page four Il full un complete dictionary oI tiQ
steal Terms. On rasss ~ Il + and lg I'll b. ronnt
Triil5. Shakes snd Dotted Notes. with examples for
practice, which Il fully explained with the nEopeE ne
OF the pedals. The ekefS'cs eonnienetn5 % na:: y
j. 9ja On u rasea AZ: Il. IS snt T. vii b. found liz o!
Scales, carefully mark. and Fingered, Il a!thc ~
ferent keys. On pages g. e . and 10. VIII he aaunt
TIC Mlror Scales, marked and fingered tn t!Gc man
selections oi music. consisting Of the Host simple 40
and melodies. together with the more ilHlcrlt.
Tencrrs Of music viii tnh this work Of uValnah!e
benefit by aI4lng them In giving Instructions to thel
Sample copies viii BE- sent By mall to any tesches
music, upon the receipt Of 80 cents
Retail pIice7 cents. Sent postpaid to any n1dre:.
on receipt Of marked price ltberai discount made
Address the Publisher, Il. Y. n1GG1Ns ~ Raa1olph
Street. Chicago. no5-aSst2e WAynetAt1W
, 1864-11-30

1tis proper to add II connection With The
above lists Of prices TINT on the S0ll Of No.
vember, 1868, gold was quoted at 1474l.4s.,
while Yesterday it ranged from e3e4 92eG--
, 1864-11-30
FRQMN0RTH CAROLINA-IMP0R-
| TANT MILITARY MOVEMENT.
0CR NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH
HIGHLY INTERESTING MILITARY IND
GENERAL kEWE SEMINARY.


Matters Below Nahhgtl1e--Hood Re-
pulsed ut Co3uElbta-Au Clear TO
Chattanooga-The Situation SntIkfnc-
1ory-1Ko0I Run1orcd en- route for
E.e0rUfa.
, 1864-11-30
FROM BALTIMORE.
A Ruid on New Creek and Piedmont,
The ENEMY Retreat Southwark.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. eo-mfdnight.-
The following are the facts, 50 1ar as satAered'
Of the raid on the Baltimore and Ohio kalt-
road. About one O'Clock on Monday after
noon rebel force, estimated OF $50 to 2.oO
strong, appeared in front Of New Greek Sta
tion. which was defended by small body or
troops behind carthworks. The latter we're
eoon overcome, and either surrendered or
fed. In a short time tue enemy were In full
1,osscssIon of the post, They blew up the
eartbvorks, and destroyed temporary and
other buildings, excepting the residence
of Col: Armstrong, who is now or has been
in the rebel army. The cutting Of the tcle
graph wires gave the alarm to the railroad
men at Piedmont, whereupon all the rolling
stock Of the company, and other movable
property was sent of: Soon after the enemy
reached Piedmont and destroyed the round
house and large workshops Of the company
md considerable private valuable machinery.
So fur as is known no damage was done to the
railroad track or bridges, The enemy ore re-
Tection, There is reason to hope that the
raiders will be overtakcn by the force sent IN
pursuit.
FROM WHEELING. !:
WHEELING, Tuesday, Nov. THE enemy,
under Gen. Payne, surprised, captured, ana
burned the town Of New Greek, On the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, yesterday. They
sent force nf about 600 70 Piedmont, but
they were stnbDornly opposed BY Company
4, 9th West virginia, who fought them three
| hours, when they retreated on Elk Garden
road. The damage inflicted to the railroad
nt Piedmont is very slight. Communication
| between this point and Cumberland Is re-es-
tcbHehed.
| BALTIMORE, Nor. 1--The reported raid at
New Creek was very small affair. No de-
! tention Of the regular through passenger 0!
| freipht trims eastward or westward occurred
On The Baltimore and Ohio rairoad.
! The raideYs were promptly driven from the
road, and no trouble is anticipated. -.
Arrrnyemc nts hare been made BY the ntll
tarY authorities to Insure the security Of the
, 1864-11-30
FROM SHERiIlN'S MARCH,.
F.. LATEST FROM REBEL
SOURCES.
What Pryor Says Of Shermaa's
Undertaking.
A,KEBEL RAID ON THE BALTl-
MORE t. OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great New York Plot
Further News.
THE OFFICIAL RETURNS n ILLINOIS, MIN
NES0TA IND NEW I0RK,

Western Convention U. S. Christian
Commission at indianapolis.
, 1864-11-30
Nflu ADVERTISEMENTS.
LADIES' DRESS FuaS,


Which haze been selected with great care expressly
for the RETAIL Trahe. His stock s conar'ete,
consisting Of Mink Ermlne Fitch, Squirrel. &C. In
choice 6etts Don't miss them. nC;}0.n971E.1t
, 1864-11-30

The Full OfHo1al Result In illinois,
Well Douc, pFatric Statc.--Local AZ
fa1EH--A New 1Xotci-.-Sale of a Farm
.--The Captured Rebel Spy.
, 1864-11-30

IMMENSE ATTRACTION GAL
J. LERY CROwDED.--Everttts r11 Lake street i,
crowded from morning till evening, b. m appfecA-
five public. Caro- Photographs only two dollars per
dozt a. Tall and mike your appointments. III Lake
WM. H. EVERITr. Prop'r
RAyN1Aa f}perstor, nQJp h2l9.it
, 1864-11-30
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Fatal Calamity at Nexgbern-A Will
tnry Move of importance Suggested.

NEW YORK. Tuesday, Nov. 2o.-The Cont
mcreiars Ncwbern correspondent says num-
ber Of soldiers were buried in the ruins Of q
bridge blown up during the fire at that place
on Saturday evening. They belonged to the
18th Connecticut, and were assisting in sub
dung the fames.
This correspondent intimatcs that move,
Carolina, may be looked for.
, 1864-11-30

Tim C01nlnisaIon-Ifitere SGa.c-
n,ents-Mi1ita-y ana Political .Mat-
ECrHs
, 1864-11-30

Bosros, Tuesday, Sov. .;a 291M1s. ns,;1a[ sa1ah a.,
Of giving aid snd so95 n f. e ftSbeIg tG 81
her country, Ii no" N ~ s!'cnoA's A1oue0
Of Correction, under sentence
, 1864-11-30
Nem Advertisements.
WHOLESALE
IRON AND STEEL
WAREHOUSE.
HALL, KlMBARK eco.
OFFEI. AT
nTHfYUf n 1 NKY T1nTfTfT

l0W ESI CASH PRICES,
1000 Tons K2r 1ron>
200 Tons Hoop and Band Iron,
100 Tons-Sh Iron,
100 Tons Plow Steel English and
A1ncrlcan,)
so Tons Spring Steel,
o5 Tons Tool Cast Steel,
20 Tons Norway Nall IIods, f1seazon),
is Tons Assorted Ma1leable Iron,
10 Tons Hand Polluted Rorxe Nails,
& TonsN. ". and Pressed Horse Nails,
1000 Kegs Barhen's Horse Shoes,
400 Kegs H3arden's Mule Shoes,
500 Kegs Richardson's Horse Shoes,
1000 Kegs Nails, Extra quality,
500 Kegs Boat Spikes,
400 Kegs Nuts and Washers,
400 Kegs Machine Rolts mud P1ow
Bo1tk,
100 Cnsks Carriage bolts,
1000 Sets Iron A11es {e1traynnd CONF
NOM,
1000 Sets Tlafmb1e Skc1n~,
1000 Pairs Carriage and Express
Springs,
1000 Pairs Sent Springs,
1000 Sets Wagon Hubs,
1900 Sets PIN. Carriage Hubs,
1000 Sets Wagon spokes,
1900 Sets Best Hickory Spokes,
Ecnt StuH and Turned STUFF for waG-
on4 cud Carriages, in Large and Come
l,Iete Assortment.
, 1864-11-30

Latest byH Rebel Source4-TIe Rebel
Sensation and Precautions for Oe~
, 1864-11-30

p ARE BOOKS.-Seyera1 thous-
Ib and Volumes OF
SCARCE, OLD, ENGLISH BOOKS,
In every department Of Literatura from tail olo
down 10 3,1nos. For sn1e Ut the Printing 0tice Of
nEAKIN BROTHERS, HAVE
IJsold their Photographic Establishment,
20 Clark Street,
To IT, ": ROBINSON, 50 that Edwin peaktn hereafter
viii be able TO- give hls whole time 70 Photographic
address him fer the present At P9st 0Mee Box 3H73'
noSn as!sItt EDWIN pEAh1S.
NEW MUSIC FOR SABBATH
IN SCHOOLS,
THE
SABBATH SCHOOL TRUMPET.
a COLLECTION OF
Eynns and Tunes. Chants and a1tEens,
APpxSbrn TO WHICH 1s~A
JUVENILE cANTAT-A,
Is The Origin of tfle Seasons -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06
High Prices OS Negroes,

The rebel papers tJoast that lot Of 100
negroes sold il .dacon. Geo, at 81 ,ooo Zach,
and choice ones for more. The rebel papers
say i is proof that the people of the South
Pave no fears of being subugated by Linz
coin. They have neglected TO tell nat
kind of money was paia. '.oi'ise'' ,ato) ami
that g, 900 amounts T. .aVii
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06
Knoxville, Saturday, Feb. 6, 1864.
Speech of ". G. Br0WnlOw.

DpNOIH vi W u' ID iVNHiVN'
Delivered at the Kent county Fdjr in Grdnd
Rap'dS N'calgo" Z" Oc'obcr, m The pres
"'f O lo00o r''So""'
LADIES AND GFNTLNfN;-AIthough !
have Travelled good deal at the North IN
years gone by, and although know much
OF the Northern character ana customs 1t
was not uhtlI the week before l"Sl Wh'h !
attended your Ahhu"I N'l'e r"'r' III pcuo'''
that ever looked out upon any portion ol
your toTl'ory' or r"hy coi'''ocr"oe NUMBER
oi 'o i'''''o''''''' VI -'''''S""' -,'' - go"
'o"''' ''''0"S P'''''," "''"N H"'''','> "''
your ''"'' " very "'S,' ,9','.'''' - >, "''
p'"'V' ul'0" Wv ' 'I'''s " ~ 'N' 7'' 5,r I
d" 10 anu why It '' "'o" ''"'' '"'
No'Vi ''C'' "''.' "s' >'"'.9 '',''l y'''.'' "
my me- '"'''' H'"'' ny ,'9'' " -"'',''S"'''
anu ny i"'"''S WIN "'' P'Vi''' " 9o"'
yo"n"' o"' S'V"' ''''" E'9" '.'S 2,''o'
""', " "is &c.. : '''' "I'' 7'O' ''''' =
can ooN' u -''N ,''|''' I'' ''''', W
'orr!'o'A Io' >o"' "''' '''NT ''''' -, " '''
's"',o'l--o' 'o"' s'''' ''''' ''0i >''''''7 i'''
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oo"oloa your Po oPu'"uo"' ~ "V'' 80 S'''
Sgr'c"I'"r"' Pro'"''S III '''e '''s' ''" r"'''
Nay you can 'o',S' o' your i'''' ''''''''''
OF o"Nhe'' '' "h'"' per "i''""' '"'
t"'No n'''''''' VI
h'e mi"iohS ana ia" VI Po'"'''' '"'
siN'eeh !"'"'"4'"f "'''IonS o' "'''--y""r
i""f Plii'"S '' oo'7-Your IAiiIIolS Oh IONS
Oh hay-y"W millions oI She'p' SWINE, cat
Wv "'''''' 0N0'' ""'rS' &c. IN " Woro,
90"i ',''' ''''"t'''" III t"'S your "'9 u
i"oSl''"'' '"' ''''" ''o'' ''"' y our "oS'iIS'
III '"o PROV '0q''P V. 'o'' Il 20 become 'l'"'
= VI = s'N'' '''' S'''' ''"' i''l''
90 notsay these things IN my prcIimi-
nary remarks to Halter you, for claim to
have 10 such virtue as that OF iattcry. |
wear Dut one lace, North or South, and that
lace, these lovely looking women who sur
round me and crowd these ironl seats VIII
bear me witness is not remarkaDIe Tor ITS
beauty Laughter and appIausel But
IT affords me pleasure to announce to you,
that howovcr little your greatness has been
appreciated heretofore, your gallant SOL
DlERs, by regiments and by brigadcs, upon
the bloody field Of hattIc have SO nobly de-
moaned themselves that they are bringing
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06

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Iaron and n,,.r r,i, tbot viu hllov tb,
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"'s-'.' '''''"n " "'ENy'' anu '''"'E Wv
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'''''' an" "PI'"''S ''''o'S rise '''',' ,,'
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06

/ Mg CUSTOM ~ l" N'A 'l'V VIZ N"''''''" w
the man is vile caIumny, and the man Is
himself nm unmitigated liar Laughter and
cries Of That is the style we lilSo,l There is
no mistakipg apoint thus madel And with
lyour pepmissiou, win handle this infinite
ly internal rebellion, and It's guilty origua-
tors with gloves or
! find al the North, wherever go, n class
Of persons, who seem to he hoTor-strickon
on account Of my seeming profanity, and
who twn up their eyes in disgust at my So
verify, With shccp-iaccd modcsty, wor-
/ thy of some more delicate subject these
sympathiScrS with the rebellion advocate
the cause Of treason, and with the lion-hcad-
ed impudcncc Of the devil, wonder that loyal
men do not see rs they sccl My apology
to these iault-tindclS is, that have seen the
elephant and they have not 1t !, alone
through the mercy Of God that ! am alive
to-day, and not through the ccmcncy Of
the villains who kept me in close condnc-
mcnt for three dreadful winter months
/ [Appl&u,c and erie, or give it to them
/ We are, loIlow-countlymcn, in the midst
" SI'"' r'"'I'on-" ''rT'",' T''o'",'o''
''p most ''''lu' rev o'U''o'' '''' '''o,' "''N-
'"' 'uo H'oN' u'' ''''''" '"r I'"o'l'"" '"'
WIZ" ""S over N""" "' SI"'' ''' "'"V " "N
'"''' '''' W, ''''y' '''' ','' - '''' '''','
''''', W,' '''''o =" "'' '''n' ~ '''''' '",'
''o'i'.o" p" '''''''''' 'o'''" l''' '''
Vo"n"! " '"o "o,S' S'' VI '''''' '''"' ever
"o" P''"'''''' ~ "''"'"' '''' ''"' "'' VI
'''S country J M"o" '"' '''', VINO ''""E
"I"'o' '''S Ieoo'''o'' "' '"' oo"'l' an"
nave no h'S''"lcS III saying 'n". j" 'o'"'
o' moral Wor'', "oy arc inferior 20 III
'quaI hnno'ro ol men III 'h' P'hI'oh""TI
ol NIch'S"h' "ou'u 20 I"F'l''r' ''o''S
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-06

Delivered at the Kent Coun'y Fdir, in Groud
Rapids. Mchgaa 7H Octobcr, IN the pres
ence Of 10000 persons.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.-It is a
''forcgone conclusion" that Little Mae, the
Young Napoleon, the hero of several drawn
battles and several ing;urious retreats, is TO
be the candidate Of the Democratic party
frr the next presidency. The thing Of itself
is of but triiing consequence. But his
friends propose to run him upon an anti
slavery pl,tform Think of that, We old
abolitionlsts. George b Mcclellan, who
has always out-hurkcred Old ifunker him
self is going to be the Immediate AMI uni
versol c.nnncipatio presitiens OF 1864 More
yet. He is going to 50 il for universe!
suffrage to the soldiers. What tiae stroke
OF poIlc, is lhat, AMI whas a ludicr2Us figure
will not Our contemporaries of the Milwaukee
Meas, Chicago IUncs and Madison P1t,io
cut, when the campaign opens and they be
gin to flourish 1T the head Of he editorial
columns, the staring mottos, "McClcllan anG
Emancipation Universal Suffrage to the
Soldiers, black and white Death TO RcbelS
and Traitors" What strange times we live
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24
Union Statc Convention.

A State Convention is hereby called to as
senble in the Capitol at u NJ, on Wednes
day, the Both day Of March, 1861, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to represent
the Union people of Wisconsin in the Nation
al Union Convention, which meets at Balti
more on Tuesday, the seventh day Of June
next.
Each Senate and each Assembly district
will be entitled to two delegates il the State
Convention.
W. invite and call upon ''all qualified vo-
tcrs who desire the unconditional nain:e-
nance of ,ae Union, the Supremacy of tn"
Constitution. and the complete suppression OF
the rebellion, with the caus" thereof, by Wig
orous war and all apt and efficient means" to
participate in the election OF delegates 20 the
State Convention, in order tn It it mag faith
fully reflect the views of the Union masses of
the State, without regard to former political
c0ancc. .iaaS.
iioEAcE RUBLEE, WM &. ALLEN,
A. q. KNIGHT, w. A. LAWRENCE,
H. p. BARRON, j. ALLEN BARBER,
q. W. HAzLEroN, C. c. SHoLEs,
ALLEN WoRDEN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24
,.-THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1864.

be built, and crowded with moving and sta
tionary masses as thick as in our Washing.
ton street or New York Broadway, at least
for considerable distances; the population is
estimated generally at three millions, which
Mr., Harris, our minister, thinks is no exag-
geration. For my part, Judging from what 1
tave seen when have gone into the heart
of the city, and crossed the city from side to
side, should be willing to add as many mil
Lions more; for the living, moving masses seen
from sunrise to sunset, and everywhere the
same, fairly seemed beyond computation
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24
SU nl mons.

STATE of Ttscons0t-I tie Circuit Court of
tie Coanty Of Rood. -.
The Park Bank, Plaintiff, VS.. Joseph Wood
Matilda Wood, Horace Z. Clailin, VIM. II
Melien, Nathaniel T. Miller, Henry Stone
Daniel II. Conkl;n, Edward E. Eames. part
nGrs doing business under the name and
style Of CIahin, Meilen & Co, Moses 4.
noppecll, EsIner Il. Garbut, WIN. H. Black
julius D. Roberts and Mortimer Hendricks
firm of Hoppeck, Garbut g. Co., Joseph
Lowell and j. Coles, Jr., partners under
the nam, and style of Lcvell Coles & Co.,
Spencer G. BRYANT, o. w. Norton, :. B.
Gale, +. 9. Worthington, Napoleon B. Gas
well, Henry l.. McCoon, Geo 4. Bovden,
Lucus L. Schoonmaker and Hiram Schoon-
maker, fra of McCoon, Schconmaker &
Co, Samuel J. Hunt, Isaac l.. Hunt. -
Graham and -- Aiken, firm Of Granam {.
Aiken, A. N. Bininger & Co, George Chap
man, James Pike, Robert s. Lyon, Charles
II. Moves, Gardner L. Taft and James S..
"inslow, Jaran B. Salisbury and Samuel!
W. Chittcnden, firm of Salisbury Il Chit
tenden, Oliver 3. Tweedy, Elias NJ Greene,
Dexter Tiffany, Ebert l.. Eastman, Alden
B. Bigelow, Min 2. Dayton, Cyrus L. Car
ter, Henry E. Quinan, Richard A De For
rest, James Armstrong, Leander Lefon-
taine, Joseph Dow and George Hiles, De-
fendan5. STAMP.
The State of Wisconsin to the Defendants
above named:
YOU arc hereby summoned and required to
4 answer the complaint in this &C tion, which
is fled in the Office Of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Wood County, and to serve a
copy oi your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers, at ;Lei. Office in .he village
of Grand Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day Of such service; and il
YOU fail to answer the said complaint within
the time above said, the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the
mplaint.-Dated March 3. 1854
WEBB i WITTER,
l0wo Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-24

There is a rumor Of conspiracy, embrac
iro several counties and cities of Kentucky,
havin. for its object the anne Iation Of Ken
tu.ky to Southern confederacT. The leaders
had their Headquarters at Monticello, and
were corresponding with Longstreet in Ten
n ssee. The Kentucky delegation in Richmond
had Il secret cor. espondence with parties in
London, Manchester, Mount Vernon, Dan
vile. &c, and fear was established that
they had a central committee in every coun-
tv, and would compel the inhabitants TO join
the rebellion and the con:ederacy as sooa as
Ionestreet or Breckenridge invaded the
State
This Infamous conspiracy was discovered
by the s.izure at the post Office o. letters ad-
dressed by kentucky members of the rebel
congress to some Of the leaders Of the plot.
Gen. Gilmore's chief Of staR states that the
lower part of Charleston is nearly destroyed
that only the upper part now is occupied by
the troops.
By Sundays -Haa
report from Solicitor Whiting embodles
the opinion. of Caleb Cushing Judge Nc
Lean, Mr. Crittenden and Attorney General
Bates to the effect that the ti;lc to Rock
Island, ILL.,, remains vested in the United
States, except 1913 acres decided by special
act to Davenport & Sears. and IS acres
claimed by the Rock Island Railroad Com
panv, which leaves $50 acres still under con
.rol OF the War De elartment.
By Tuesdays Hal.
Washington, March 20-Tlie prisoners from
Richmond assert that the rtha.S have al
ready secretly cxecu,el a number of officers
attached to colorcd regiments. Several have
Gi;l ppcared mystic. iously from Libby Prison,
it il slid.
1t is now stated by authority that General
Grant VIII take the command in person of
the Army Of the Potomac.
By lied.esday's Mail
Washington, March 2l.-Gen. Grant has
directed that recruiting for cavalry regiments
shall cease.
The House Judiciary Committee to- day de-
cidrd to dismiss the impeachment case of
.Iuds. Miller Of Wisconsin, no reliable testi-
mony having been adduccd to sustain the
charges preferred.