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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-08-06
NOTES OF Thu WEEK.

July 31sT-The twenty-frst anniversary of the
restoration of the Hawaiian flag, falling on Sunday
last, Monday was observed as a holiday. The usual
display of bunting was seen fiom the fagstaffs and
shipping; Mt noon a salute was fired from Punch
bowl: the Hawaiian cavalry turned out in full uni
form, and after parading the streets they repaired to
a fine lunch laid out for them at the Armory of the
Honolulu Rifles. Luaus and feasts were numerous
in the valleys, and were well attended by both ma
tives and foreigners. In the evening q subscription
ball took place at the new Hall, which was well at
tended. Nothing could exceed the chaste and taste
full manner in which the room was decorated. At
the head of the hall hung a beautiful wreath of roses
of all colors and descriptions. uncovered with two
handsome Hawaiian flags. The whole room was dec
GRATED entirely with Ho1caiidn ensigus and ever
greens, which were very chastely arranged. At half
past eight dancing commenced under the supervision
of DR.. Hoffman,, as floor manager. At eleven the
company retired to n fine spread laid out in the re-
freshments saloon. After supper dancing was resum-
ed, and continued until have past twelve. when the
party broke up. 1t was one of the pleasantest gath
erings we have had in Honolulu, and great credit is
due to Mr.. r. b. Armstrong for the efficient manner
in which he conducted the whole affair.
X A SUMNER "KoNA"-On Monday morning last
the wind blew fresh from the North, and during the
afternoon shifted to the S. E., accompanied with
copious rain during that night and all of Tuesday.
Vessels that came in on Tuesday and Wednesday re-
port that it blew n strong Kona gale at sea on Tues
day. with n heavy cross sea. This is unusual
weather for the summer at these islands, but is none
the less welcome on that account, and the rain must
be IA boon 10 the drier plantations. x
= The .Nfttie .MerrH reports that. while laying
at Makee's landing, she experienced a severe gale
veering from y. TO s. E. Both anchors were down,
and all chain out, the vessel pitching under to her
foremost. During n lull. Capt. Fountain hove up
his small anchor. and got a spring on the large cable
ready to slip and put to sea.
On Wednesday, the wind hauled back to North,
and has been blowing since as cool and refreshing
breezes as ever we had in winter months.
{ FAST DAY.-In accordance with n proclamation of
the President of the United States. directing the OBJ
servance of the first Thursday in August as Il day Of
fasting and prayer, divine service was held in the
Seamen's Bethel on that day, and an appropriate
sermon preached by Rev. S. c. Damon. =
- A clipper ship 10 !" the citing. supposed to be
fvuI san Francisco.
Gg- The RIIauea will be due on Sunday morning.
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$R The Friend for August is on our table. filled
with its usual variety of interesting news. Although
it's editor is not a politician, nor the paper in any
wise a political sheet, yet We occasionally End in its
columns some pretty keen hits at professed politi-
clans. The following, for instance. is right to the
point. and disarms the Minister'S argument of all its
force
In the Convention. when the Minister q Finance was speak
ing upon restricting the press, this argument was put forth; that
migrate to this country from free and hberty-loving America
map of Polynesia, snd We would further ask, upon what group
Of islands has the kingly authority OF the sovereign been better
sustained than upon these islands, Look at Tahiti-loOk at
New CaIedonia-Iook at New Zealand! This fact is open and
Islands have staunchly supported the throne. While EneIishmen
and Frenchmen, representatives of monarchies, have efectually
nesia. and because they have not done it here Q~s4S-lsie) has
been partially, at least, owing to the conservative influence of
Americans.
The truth is, the American element in these islands
is all that has preserved its nationality, however 10th
some may be to acknowledge the fact. And should
the time ever come to test the loyalty of foreigners,
we hazard very little in saying that the Hawaiian
Aliis and People will find in those from free and
liberty loving America their staunchest and most
devoted friends and supporters
ILoADED CoAsTERs.-The coasters generally are do
ing a brisk business, in bringing produce from the
other islands. The KekGuiuOhi came in on Thurs
day, July %, actually loaded down to her gunwales
with q heavy cargo from Hilo. Her deck was piled
up with bales of pulu, that gave her the appearance
of a cotton barge on one of the western rivers.
y Our thanks are due to Capt. Babcock and
Mr.. Hitler, for favors in the news line. Also to
Messrs. M'Ruer s Merrill and C. W. Brooks & Co.,
Of San Francisco, for files of city papers. Mr.. Le-
man, passenger by the Onward, will also accept our
thanks for similar attentions.
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rru11 SAS PRAScIsco-pe- bark Onward, August 10 pkgs
agrici impTts, 1 anvil, 400 empty bare-. $1,000 bricks, 5000
feet lumber, go, 900 shingles, 1000 Laths. 1000 posts, > c. goods
10 csks cement I Pkgs clothing, y coils cordage, IL g. crockery
and glassware, IS pkgs drugs, ? pkgs dry goods. so tres sal
mon, ? kits mackerel, / Kit tongues and sounds. l box behring's,
l druas Goldfish, 1 bag faxseei, 20 hh SKIS fOGr, us or sks
Hour : bxs raisns, &c bxs ginger, zoo sks grain, ! cask grind
stones. Is Pkgs hardware, l pkg hose, 5lO bars iron 10 bids
Eon, % hbis lime. = c. macaroni. o psgs machinery, IS CO
matehfs. 81 es coal oil. ! c. olive oil. I C olives, 3 kegs paints,
20 c > pickles, 30 bbls beef ! bhl beef tongues, > es lard, l frkin
butter = Psgs Cheese. 10 kegs powder, : c. saddlery. D bales
salt, ] 60 sariines, 8 sewing machines. 3 c. spices, ] bx starch.
5 c3 stationery, 2 Pkgs tea, l cs tinwarr, l sugar mill, IL pkgs
wines and liquors.
III l. -
s 900 co.
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PASS ENGERS.

From wiSDwAED PoErs-Per Kilauea, July So-Mrs King
and dIughter, Mrs Thurston. Miss Roach, Master StaIey,
wBita1s APP. Jones, Father Joseph, sherman Peek, " Cham
brriai5, X A Wallace, John TaTretsOn, and 50 deck passengers.
Froal SAN FR.SCsCo-per Onward, August Mrs DOyen
and servant. J II COrding, NrsJ II CoEiing. Miss Elite COrding,
Sfiss alice Cording, Master Adolphus Cording, Mrs Ada Clare.
Mrs BsiEel, Nr BIiweIL, Edward Kenyon. Mr. Blink. J T Doyen.
w II AsaIEood, p c Jones, ST., 3 Pennington, J y MarwOoi. W
L<nsaE, J II Gibson, john Smith, Robert Let, Charles CIari,
PhiHip+-H persons
For wISDwGsD POETs-psr Kilauea. August Mrs o r
Wood, EisS Janc and Lizzie Pogus. Nr Chauamel, Mr. Cryder,
81 Macgarians, Master WiIisms- and so deck passengers
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COMMERCIAL ITEXz

eOLD-Prvate dispatches quote gold July IS in New York
as Follows: 267l, tendency downward; 263; eco; weak.
Sinety-two vessels Are now on their way TO San Francifco
fros1 domestic, Atlantic, and foreign ports.
The exports % California, exclusive Of treasure. averaged
'hr3 far This year : 1000 per MONTH
The postal service for California costs about s350,OO0 per
anElm, AMI il yields a revenue q sOme S2sG!OO0. Loss to the
Go5ernmsnt say $4,000 n year.
1Ig PRUT M~ARKET.-Messrs- Addison Martin & Co. Of the
Pacific Fruit Market, furnish quotations Of prices for the Lead
ing articles in the fruit market: apples, 3 "a Sc T. h; apricots,
! q loci cooking pears, 3 "a Co. table pears, 4 "a I5c.; pIums,
4@ 1Oc-i cages, 3 "a &C. peaches, 4 a Sci nectarInes, 6 "a l5c.;
white grapes, 10 "a 25c-; foreign, so "a 75c; Strawberries, 20 "a
25c.; raspberries, 10 "a l5c-; blackberries, 10 "a I5c oranges.
$3.50 "a - z 100. Fruit Is becoming very abundant and
ehea July 16-
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- The Oarard brought down . crowd Of pas
senge,s from The coast-26 in all. She will sail
again On Saturday NEXT. the 18th
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PORT DE HoMoLuLu. IA. 4
ARRIVALS.

iy 3l-Schr Nanuokawai, Becky, from Hama.
3l-Steam schr Annie Laurie, johnson, from KolOa.
3l-Schr Kalama, Mellish, from Nawiiwili.
lg. Am bark Onward, Hampstead, Is days from San
Francisco, with freight and passengers to Aldrich,
Walker & Co.
I-Schr Moi Keiki. NapeIa, from Kahului.
2-Schr Helen, CLARK. from Nalko.
3-D2nish bark Lizzie, Reimer, II days from San Fran
cisco. en- route 20 Hongkong. to vonHoIt & Heuck.
3-Schr Emeline, l. nbert, from Kona-
1-Sckr Ka Moi, Wilbur, from Kahului.
4-Schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, from Makee's Landing.
@Steam schr Annie Laurie. johnson, from Koloa.
s-Schr Mary, from ports on Kauai
Sam bark Ms. Perkins, Robinson. from Puget Sound,
with humber to H. Hackfeld * Co.
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DEPARTURE .

July 30-Schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, for Maui.
Aug. 2-Steamer kiiauea- McGregor, for Lahaina and kona-
2-Steam schr Ami, Laurie, johnson, for kOloa-
VI 3-SchT Kekauluohi, Kapuahi, for Hiio a d Puma.
S-Schr Manuokaws Becky, for Hama
3-Schr Noi Keiki. fapela, for kahuluI.
3-Schr KaiaDa, Melli-h, for ports on Kauai
3-Schr Moi Wahine. Kuheana, for ports on Kauai.
+-Danish bark Liz g, Reimer, for Hongkong.
Sch Emsiine, Les er, for Kona, Hawaii.
Sch Helen. Clark for Naliko, Z. VI.
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SHip,, NIniIa.

Fo: San FRAscIscO-per Onward, Saturday, August 18th.
For LAHAIyA and KoSA-per Kilauea, Monday.
Fo- LAHAIsA-per Nettie Merrill, this day.
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- We may not have a mail from San Francisco
for some ten days to come. The bark Young Hector,
the first vessel due, had not arrived over up to July
l7-2I days out. The ship Emerald Isle. to load
guano at Bakers Island. and also the ship Der5u,
en- route for Hongkong. were TO leave that port after
August /, and will both touch here. We can not
expect any mail before the 18th to 18th.
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IMPROVED SrocK.-A span of well broken, gentle
horses, belonging to the estate Of the late King. was
sold at auctfon on Friday, and brought $685.. They
are reported to be of the Oregon breed. For domes-
tic horses, bred and reared here, this is the highest
price that has ever been paid. and shows that the
breeding Of good stock pays best.
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w halinS Memoranda.

From Messrs. Melchers < Co, we learn from a letter received
By them via San Francisco, from Capt. Mammen Of the
Oregon, dated Guam, April sth, 1864, that he had 60 barrels
sperm and 80 barrels humpback oil, and reports as spoken
Hse Hawaii, Heppings;One, clean.
Gent Williams, BENJAMIN, 25 bbIs humpback.
JE-h swift Williams, los bhls humpback.
Cicero, stvers, IS bbis sp. 40 humpback.
Nj WaHaston. Mills. clean.
Cosfngton, jerks, so bbls sperm.
And heard from
Br Kohoia, rs bbls sperm.
Bark Harvest, Loyeland, $40 bbls sperm.
Ia n letter received by Mr.. G. Thoms, from Capt. Fehlber
Of the BragaH=a, dated March 2sth, he reports his catch as IS
sperm.
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VESSELS IN PORT-AUGUsT @.

An bark NJ 8 Perkins, Robinson
An bark Onward, Hem lstesd.
Eng brig ArgO, Hsmen.
Peruvian bark Nandarina. Francisco Xavier Rossi.
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I FAST DAY.-In accordance with a proclamation Of
the President of the United States. directing the OBJ
servance of the first Thursday in August as Il day of
fasting and prayer,-divine service was held in the
Seamen's Bethel on that day. and an appropriate
sermon preached by Rev. S. c. Damon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

"UNyoN BANNER. This; is the IT,
tie of literary paper recently started at
Chicago by W. S. Spencer Co. In point of
sire it compares favorably with the Daily
Se;stIre!. 1t is printed on choice paper, and
its Typography is most excellent i is sound
on the great national questions tuat are now
aSitating the country, aad Judging Of its
merits and ability by hasty pcrusal Of its
chief editorials, and the salutatory Of is cd
itor, we have no hesitancv in pronouncing ii
an alle and entertaining journal that cannot
fail to commend itself to the reading public,
1t has eight coly,n.ns TO the page and but fe"
advertisements. One excellent feature it pos
sesses is, that IT contains no continued ste
ries. Those in the first number evfnce true
literary merit. Those who desire cheap
family paper can do no better than to sub
scribe for the Union Banner" The price i:
81 per year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

~ We are informed by Alex.
Taylor, who recently returned from Berlin
that the fall Of snow in thai vicinity Was
much greater than in this section. Also thai
the cold more intense, and that the
spring thaws VIII reveal the fact that many
persons now supposed to be living, are indeed
frozen and covered in the huge drifts. In
some localities, the fences are covered FOR
rods. Many farmers have suffered severely
in loss IF stock. Such severe cold, extend
ing over SO large an extent Of country, and
so fatal in its effects, was neyc: before known
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

Diseases of these Organs require the aid of
Dluretic. Helmbold's Extract Buchu is the
Great Diuretic, and is certain to have the
desired effect in all Diseases fer rhich it IS
Recommended
Evidence of the most reliable and respon-
slbie character will accompany the medicine
Price S1.oo per Bottle, or Six for $500.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed
from observation
Describe Symptoms IN all Communications.
lures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis.
Address letters for information to
II. 3. HELMB0LD, Chemist
104 South feminist. bel. Chestnut Phil,
Helmbold's Medical Depot,
Helmbo.d's Drug and Chemical Wareaouse,
594 Broadway, New York.
Bc'rsre Of Con"te,Jcite,'s and JIagriac;ne7
Dealers, who endeavor to dispose "of fte;l
o'r"" and 'otter" articles or the reputation al
tanned by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buchu
" Sarsaparilla.
y Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists evervwhera Ask
for Helmbold's. Take no other. Cpt ont
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/ i"tboSt'"" az" E|i'@S'Te 49y1
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Special Notices.
UOSTETTER'S BITTERS

Have receive! the warme.t encomiums
from the press and people throughout the
Union as a valuable tonic for the cure of
Dyspepsia. Flatnlence, Constipation, and gen.
eral nervous debility, it cannot be approach
ed Ever CAV new eases of its great effect
are clfronicIod through our principal public
Journals. There IS nothing equal to the enjoy
lnent to taat Which the afflicted experience
when usi.g this valuable specific. Its mild
tone, ITS sure and vigorous action upon dis
ordered stomach, and the cleansing of the en-
tire human body should recommend 1t to all
cla.ses of Our community.
gs- See AdgcrtiseDseut.
". everywhere. 3m1
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Donation Party.

There viii be a Donation Party given at
''llasnoia Halr for the benefit of Rev. J
w Harris, On Thursday e:ening, Jan. 2SI..
The following named persons have been So,
lected as general committee of arrange.
.nents, and are requested to meet at uur.vy'>
Hall on Tuesday evening next, (l9lh insg. y
1t is hoped that there may be tu!l attcn
dance of the committee at the prelminar D.,
meeting. MANY hands make light work
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

HAY.-This commodity, since the
snow and fine weather, has become quite
plenty in town. The exhorbitant prices ask
ed must nece ssarily come dorm. The country
is full of it, and spring is not far away.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14
pRESER w YOUR BEA UTT,
SYMMETRY OF FORM,

PRESER 4 IOUR BEI Oh,
SYMMETRY OF FORM,
Iou- NEA LT'H and -HE,NI,AL POH'ERS
BY using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular and
Specific Remedy known as
HELNBOLUlS EXTRA CT BTCHU.
Read the advertisement in another col
umn, and profit by it
DISEASES AND SYMPTOMS ENUMERATED.
Cut it OFT and preserve it. You may not
now require it, bit may at some future day
at gives health and yigor to the frame,
And bloom to the pallid cheek"
1t saves long suffering and exposure.
Beware of Countcrfeits Cures Guaran-
teed Sml
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

ONE glass of Beer Day will cost as much
" az to advertise one-fourth of a column in
the Exporter, and yet some men who imhI5c
more than one glass a day, cant afford to ad-
YertiseN
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

A light snow, just enonrh to
grease the old foothold, was received last
night Thursday came in as clear as a bell,
and as mild as spring morning
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

aVThe contract for supplying the
Post Office Department with Scales has been
Scales are also very extensively used in the
Army, and in the Navy Yards, Custom Houses,
Arsenals Public Works, &c, throughout the
country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14
JOB WORK

Fall sheet Posters, first hundred, Sc 90
Each additional hundred, 40
Half-sheet Posters, first hundred, a on
Each additional hundred. 90
Su,.. -ShEe' os.ers' Hfss hundred, 2 90
LiGh aaoi'iohai huhofed, 90
Sitn-sheet osteis, hist hundred, O0
Zach additional hundred, Is
Ball Tickets, according to quality, first
hundred, SAT. IL
IF No jobs &,c.i->-eti until paid H.
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IICLMBOLD'S
Genuine preg5arations

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NOMPOUED FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU,
" Positive and Specific Remedy for dis
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THIS Medicine increases the power Of Di-
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thy action, by which the Wa5cry or Calcarc-
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ments are reduced, as well It's Pain and In
lamation
EEcsssaboEd's Extract EsEscEagE.
For Weaknesses arising frcm Excuses,
Habits of Dissipation, Early Insiiscretion Of
Abuse, attended with the following symptoms:
MdiSpos;ton to Exertion, Loss Of "ownr,
Loss of Memorr, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Tremhling
Horror Of Disease WakcfGlness
Dimness Of Vision, / ain in the Back,
Universal hasSitudc Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions on the Face,
Paliid tountenanee.
These symptoms, if allowed TO go on, which
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Who can say that they are not frequently
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'INSANITY AND CONSTIPATION"
Many are aware Of the cause of their suf-
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Consumption bear ample witness TO the truth
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TIE Constitution once cfccte| aciM OrjaRic
lFeahnc~&, lc,,lires the aid Of Medicine to
strengthen and inyig ,rate the system, nh;~b
IL :LNBoLD's EXTRACT BUCuU iuoariaJiv
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Observation-Disclosures.
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been dried up in the system, to break out in
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whether existing ia Male or Female, from
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z q acs Of Il dvertssIn-
Twelve lines or less is a Snuare.l

Twelve lines or less is Square,
One square one Insertion, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 25
One square three months, OG
One sgnarc SIX months, j 0O
One square one year, 90
One-fourth column three months, 90
Onc-fOurth column six months, 10 90
One-fourth column one year, Is 90
One halt-column six months, 10 90
One -halt-coiumn one year, % 90
One column six months, % 90
One column one year, 10 90
Obituary Notices ten cents line.
Cards in Business Directory, not exceed
ing six lines, s. per year,
Estray Notices, $50 for one animal, and
50 cents for each additional oac-payable in
advance.
Transient Advertising payable in advance,
Legal Advertisements must DC paid for be,
fore the affidavit Of publication is delivered
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

l9g A new and beautiful assert
meat of Photographic Albums will soon be
received at the Wood Co. Drug Store. Those
who failed to buy while the holidays ~s'e IN
vogue viii an opportunity to do so wien this
invoice Is received
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14
GRAND RAPIDS POsr-OFFICE.

The Post Office will be open SUNDAYS ex-
esptad) from A. NJ to y NJ; from P. N. to
SP NJ; from P NJ. TO P. NJ
Sundays, from to A. NJ, and from . P
r. till the closing of the eastern mail.
III. B. PHiLLEO, T. NJ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

HOME AGAIN.-The heroic eth reg
iment, of the famous Iron Brigade, having
recruiting service. Blu few from this county
have returned, viz: Marvin Lynn, Lyman
Carpenter and BENZ. Hadley. Others are ex-
pccted in few days.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-01-14

The EXCESSIVE CoLD.-Only such
weather as WAS experienced last New Years
daT would have frozen the "Grand Rapids" TO
u solid shield of ice As far up as the grand
shute the river presents an inclined plane OF
ice The dreaded COCKER" that for years
has held its sway in undisturbed supremacy,
has succumbed to the will of the icy king,
and wears its shroud of ice, awaiting patient
~ its resurrection in the Joyous spring
timcn