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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23

SIT 9lntctrAtlt Scr naten gHsihnah:sn hate i'd
meuen Gesra!h poN
an ~ ele,t
teeeu.snr bsrarpBert.
Gtsnie bate i4 cine srcbs Manuisfaltiotsit
Hrtl
Go1henubrsn> Wanouhren> Silternaaren,
plaI.iyteu Daarsu Sarrmeter5, ma.tc@
ratilAen Sntrumenten, 9pmpallsn,
Micrc5eopeS, u@peale5" u. |. ~,
M bic bette Musmatlpcn Srillen in Der Statt.
NHciue sDaaren lino Ypn Ser beltsn Sualit1t
no rsrfauIs i'd e5snl . wctlfei!, wis iresne Sc
u,anp III ser Staet. -
M9c,1tur fiir
2SiQtam'5 NQb<9'tolhinen.
aNs III msia Sad einlhlaeenee 9(rteitsn psr>
ZEN garaNtirt
!oenry Nodat
lsweistrilder llhrmoder.
s. y. Sbm,ibt,
Dreb5ler 1t. 5lbirmma6er,
a6albIngton Strase,
uebeu Gbrilt. Ys9t's 5alppn,
myfsplt Ft su, IaIs:tisaus son aQen feinerer
Drstslerartsitsn, sam Atsretsn nno Garben prr
Billisrsba0eu; Hesen- uno 5onuen-5hirm
.reroen ueu i,terscecn unb repa,irt. Deut|h
Vfeifen, aerulpiBen, Spa3ierlfIde, Gisarren
&au9s, Rau> uno 9hnupftabaf 1T teiibm J,
baten, une erluett freunclih nm geneisten gu
ipru9. = gB. Rleine 8Gae pom ppdtpls uni
Glfenbein iinb itets sorratbis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23

zg Demtitbc Ipptbcfe
SsE9 ypU
NJ Dr. W. y. Ailltt,
ga Gbemiter unp Drual1t, il,
ct. Mntpuuy< @trabe, swil9en @msrisans UNI
gSiuslom= 9puie.
az Moul M;nnsl rta.
llnter3eihneter lest eas se!sbrts pneutnm ~
8enntnis, raS er pom isst ab IN le,"sr Alfes r!s
Oesalsihen BAT er frilben @ar!en. z@ras'une
Y!umenlameu erhalten. Sr. ~ 1lle1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23
6. SQt)rga1lg.

Die jllinnelota Siaots6eitung,
ade ps1 Orit!en uup gSatajbaw-
9traBr, stus Iyeppe brh,
eyjbcint lersn Samlta9 unp TO ltct smei
O,l yer SabL in %prau5bcsotluns.
Sins:lus Nummrru fpIfen Gents.
Sse:uDuueen.
Ntcuuirrr saun mNn 81 ,rstue siHsy ,Seitees
}!srts; orta :Hnusu pisoem 2lbpunen1eat rpran~
,Jtuoen !tumMsrn uiht ualSeianpt werrsu.
0.r 3u9inlptipus S:tras farm III NrtcNir-
5.lr tiacy lu1:u Sant tiuasibidt wsrosn.
Iss~ 4S:un 0elr 1T rsgiltriv.en Srsfen rer@
o:sa ycbs, rasen mir ceu NsrluIt cpep nihi in
ulttJiitrlrtsn Sristsn.
Ate Rittb:lunssn, G'elesr II. ~. int ~
eorriljrsN:
Gbsiitiau Ggel, puslilb''S'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23
J, - q { e - all
Trib Gnnntert,
OV2 @*@t**tE@]T
Ide Der Wa1binotcl1z Ii. .Oriiten Sn

Vde Der Bolbln9tcllz Ii, ,UrlIten or.
ct. Qant, Minn.
Dem eeshrten Wutlitum bieergebcnne Muaetas.
eab tdt nen nun al itet5 tereit bin, ncinen .psr.
tbsn golsr nit alien SOrten GBwaoren, eIs
S91nten uno 3unse, Sareiser unp Simtursez
&aie, @arrines unh mar;ntrten 5drinoeu II. alien
Nrten 4irlen in r,siucm @aru ouf,urorteu.
Dess!eit'en halte ib itsts orrattio: Mue Spr
ten 1etne siqueure, sorsi1slide 9isarren uns
GeItes SaAerbier 2 gla5 fir 5 Gents.
CO @Ia eisbts jstsH @ermittaa st.res SUMO.
Srts gmmsrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23
u better 9Q!le
Sid S. Gtrfter.

C1b S Vtrfier.
Or'tte . StraBe ssgeailber Der vresbYterian-
Stride, S: WauI, Winu.
Die nsternabme cisEss beIietten Grlfs. 2pfoIes
biermit oem oerebrIeu YubIifum mittbsilenb ;eioen
tpir aueleid erestsnl: oI1, zap mir IN unl.rm "a.
lacn nit
eutem Sa9ertier 2 0las fir 5 Gents,
allen Sortcn 2ifDrcn,
alen Spstten unc feiHr:. @igarren auf;utparteu
in, Stauoa llHo.
gid. II. GirfIeg
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23
uutou Sptei,
G1n On 4

Un1oN S5pfeE,
ede Der Wota|boHez unp 4ten Stroee.
e0n VI. fenhcimer.
Neu ertaut, seraun,e, nit hchea unt Treuup-
ti9en 3immern nertben, pie piejes 5cteI II. tie-
tet es pem Jtsiienesu biz berrIib(teu gcousmIid-
lelten nstsn gut tersitcer Npit unp Der biuiaiten
See1snun9, ionic quito 0;e.rdnfe an Der gar.
0eraumiae staGuno it Bel Sem Sauis, unn
osbbab ben Carmen na!nentlidt III empfebltu.
Stetencs uup esrsr rG}fp1d rerrer ire; BON nrp
mad Der gaueuna telSrsert. 15q
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-23

a&acnse:s asr I1;nD. .Staetssei!uaa.
osucerion, Ssrr u. @ut jun.
TEN llm Uup Brown County 81. Uprltfs,
81. peer uup Nicplst 0ty 2S. Sbimmel,
> Ant .pny Ii. Wiuniagolis, Srtb Ii. 1noblaup,
AarYer ct. Suit,
N1tfato 9 n SAjtu3 3. &artmanu.
5t;u pater uuc lSaibingtpu GtY St. S4sifsr
lSinoua unp 0Sinpua Gtp 81. SLIDER.
SeNtrlaiu (osrr 6rsas y. Ssyeerneet.
Nar!tault, Mics g., Scrr &'ottfrise 5leassltsiu.
},slc5 0unctng. 8. Duerre.
Rep 1GiuQ, }otrr Sobn 0rirrrit1.
1Satuit0w, @eor4 5uber.
Ga &roNe, 5srr Sell.
l}uIap Gits, gSisc. 81. @huttlsr.
Nih1ro 5on5, Swapuna.
Tianf 9 Gtsr. 2s.jn0tpn.
hedioro, . Sight Co., Sctn euseldsr.
0Mltcn, S&oieco Gr., Sci. 0Singes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

uAylNSseIi NJ entire stock u
x4z.e t~-fe sss Ire - ses<rs :. c~sF -
neretf sss<ss /. ~ 80 eat st~~tf - leoaerA
80 ts~ y.1l. sns k.~~ hf - sszrs a~o~<t -
80 49, .s1aea<<e. a.s<l 1s4ft sst gr<tlt4<<
- taas<s aoaA1 49, sa1lrzs e<11Ae<sse -
49, p@u<a 80 ke><1s.t c,Ef c. e us
49, s1e ssns Al ~eFs1 t>staz>s sna . ~sry
porrxx
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17
MEDICAL,
DR. JOHN BULLS
oonRGUNp
OEDR0N BiTTERS,
L4ssss and nost Important
discovery of Lhe 18th csnssxy

% mans nGIns = mors izt'massiy
- soaBectet with tks hlslass o. k<lsrts ks11ssd
80 4te4 s-sses- o. soars sser.eif koc<1 - 80
a<oftn l4s4lcsl aisegst-., han thst 81 ". sSaA
Sel-l. q Lsaisvilis. Ay- lns iniuitsoss 1fsgsre>
l1s vsr0as lozapo.s1a ~ thsl vAlrshs drsx Ne
Je1poena Fsctofal ci Nue CksTJ k-s esosaee
asessasas vose sAEoactt shs rsss ADe ss1th. Ana
IooGcLon a.lsiDse Fcpatsslen e. rtoo kprset -
- 1-o01.Laeug VI Ncrik amsrteA but tcs crcvr4a4
sieff - h-s iis reasAHs - sttstnss u hAS iss>es
assa . es ,6s alsssssssr of : sDsoz. ssseA = ths
9@e-s - t1e eitets oceEea - kee pe1->s. lh~<
-s-9H sesfnss 10 the astiee tnhsh va 81 ee1I&
.ss..sa, . ~aoa. =. siE.s.s Asss kns~s -
-ao<s "a - 80 -aA4xea s~ss- A. ~ttA a. sAs
-al1Ana ol1s -sd41cs - 10 nosl &C adly us1astA
~ s.a1ies wthoat fear ne moss vensnsos go
pecs&- Ala ss.lsi sttn tAen hat While thsrs u
sle-tt lea - tae tsay ne VGoa - pcsaa % Tara
- 4l-tlsI La lie olseaas 8ay oe.
y ells a.. ba1 = 20 prepares - sa1orss th1
afaGa1t pEeke-asoE, 1e u osrvstaels<s es<Asoe<
1o1a .4ofoess s1Anainsuon = tss esi4soes rs-s-
os 81 e-sseses N.is.ns nun essossEs ss<ss< "
,1Az.Ess q ~es1sf o. elnate. a - Lae u1.sslsuo
.sEsslset. .ss-aae. s.thsoi riva. AL ies:iy dss
.srves lhs 81 alstsn 4 80 log ~ O>1- ~ kz>sr.
e. A. 49, Ntsl la@ee i4
DGs 4Ns ssa-s
k1l A. alenoaz. q - - - at - soss ~ nks
tharn tran q mftilua. 1bele = sse1lnS N ne
lange q - 3Atsra as4io4. tast ca sof $1,000
f-ll s41tci ialf soaesf 81 glk1S r,sf rs f-on<
lie lAia Auon q ,se =. e Dasssn>saeDs pAess
ls<f l-ss-
= segicse el rpetir-c1ls Ia weia1 iss B1u hss ss1s
icg 1s4-s easAgsas hs4 tasi Sesa bfoastf = So
sesssui tel nl1sAel aae - - enAoled = co., -
,hs pab4lc oos4oilstion - Csorea ~ish o<hsr .P-
pfcfea e1icf. Tie shos pIessfss. " me bs<. Sakl-
~ u copper dlsslled 1o4fsou WHISKY. vh<1 BE 10
,snn5eli hs< ~ sQuai ~ ne wtrla
Le gbtl lsfnls1 avo,ame q ceratcsfes. poS Ne
eoe4ss eafe toss slHes seeLssa " es.s-ss -
lhL. - iheiE tfes salss. las sss>ss Slsn -
sssrg ous - tss aassif NE stftas oH csw Dscs
slDs. Give he
q n - ~ - ~ ~ n n ~ a .
~ tr1sl aEd yco viii Lever cse ~ny o<hsrs.
h IL not 1ectstafy q psbllEh . lofk list q ot<-
ssses foE which IA Cscron Nilars szss specsos-
In Al disssses 81 NE rtcmsoA- bc~sls. Av~r o.
kione3s
Ia -, sasctions 81 ths Brain a<pssdins urss D.
fsnsement ~ ne stomsch 90 hoseis
ln0out. kbeunausn sna NsofslsiS
Aeo fss-r sad @kes, a A. "a rfisso 70 sa4eros~s
al other fensaief. IA Aosouiy cafes khees <<ssess
lpt 4 presenfs thslA-
A plns glass inl q ths bifisrs tAksn sn hour b.
each a4sa vii o0vtsts he nl elsot. &C ths o>r
a. NJ climate sno sorael lss .sssol t4kaE< u
a. snst alseAse anaer Ia loost 1ytns exposcrs-
AZ sohn ~ IL = 4l--sipsl o1ce> rifs1 sepeek
Lsc<~li.e. ky.
sold wsols.Aie ard Rsssl By
THOMAS Z. BARE,
ce-urr Fczrth aas Ma sueess. Tar. Hsrse-
lebediy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17
MILLER4JR. WHITAEER's
LINE

WILL attend % all calls tor Trains
w lexsln< this city. .zt slso deIiysf p>>~ss !.
sefs Ia kny part u tka ely ett1 EIe&t eAF, and
i.p~sc1 Psgso1s slshlnz celia ss>&s siii be par
acal2Ft - xv. hair Bue<t All uaDbsr <nd wnAs
lfsln 81 ss1l u 90 ~ please s.y nsF n 81 soetA
Il kAtn <<FeeI.
All srasrs Isfl on tAs sisls Il ne Pe~t ono.
nth q a nuler.ef J. n hitsksr 90 sab -. so %
ssath ef Mats, slss a. n<frs Dteg stss. onrasr
;. Msa s1i ttb ssfesfs, also a k<ssll Root us's.
stsrs. In time fsf ths trains siii bs sit~nd~i 70
msy19iem
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17
SEWING MACHINES.
WHxxLxm & Wu.ser
SEWING AAcHIEE OFFICE.

wasieasl 8suss eth street.
CONSTANTLY on HAND Ma.
- cslase. On. eIlk. csstoo - sti1tfnr 49,
- ert-s. ia n nsstras so1 cisp@1ck
Al HacAl.ss LaE1rrd 81 Irss ve<rs- ns>k.,.z
ts-fvtee1 asf trr,r1ses-s x1vss n r,rulns
C,rs~ss -z,slt<<-xxn-f - wIkkxfH-
sp-3cy Aosst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

he Great Remedy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17
n a - Fi II m

sfCN or .hk gAD LolA.
.E hereby sa1sa.o< ~ he pso-
w e<tAs. .<<Iaz tsrs A.~et - A<f1~ "A q
|ea-z~> sts.s ds4~<r~ .a1 flsa e<l1<xlz< -
=. r<sts4 "A sa<st ts<r - a. tks- <<s 80
Ssp~<~1 ~ @o<~naz ~ - s< eassss~<s -
f>~<rs q a. 49, - 49, 2aas acre - Al.
49, sts f<s.f ts4laz neslsss =. 80 ~ =
49, tss.r-~4s faxs1tzs s11zs estesa
sp<~<11f = Cuaf Q 60.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17
m MEDucAL.

Csn<sr- snt o~nesr~os srsr<isaN-
A. sssiinx sf,eutson "a ny Cancer Antsdssa. as~
sFsness ter Canes. p>rusit - - sss th.as. = n
ne-s weaa<rfai fisrsssry ever DAt< Ia n>dicihs-
ID a TIE sst issitsrssan - icrs soaxht - ~ u
h~s>l frus~s.on szaa ths sr<,ctet ~sth sencs2 -
tfaly s<teoi sAins. ~f<heat r~r~ussr
aant u t.s o@>y snsvn anuas<> - e>nt<t1 .s1 ~
sans>rsas H5sesioe~. NE msius sp>f<eil q ths A.
son,a~sssoa af ~ essssr. esasosor.. .s>iss>nt -
uaksA,ihy xrssth. thsrebf r-aosins sAils snd "
saiisy .sslaslnx. killss AL issiroi1x N szasss
s~>ry p<rsses -bfs e>isaska< - - ~ishcst
pAAn - ass 81 - <Atf>< uisaces esssss esan&
koralns estheet tn< 80 sl klssd. - IA ~ bs>ss
sa<clsnx ss- -szn1 a>~k- is<<r - sppiisa e ~
nnk~t eJe 81 cp<u soan1. e. r>slly siid n>>r ~
Uss~r ~ iAls means lsi a. esneeFs esa - rsnsvet
ssn vital r~rl. 80 sys. i><xs eieci ss~ssls. ks.
% IA asfax - - s~-i N-snrss a n<<ins psrn>s~ns
suf~s shsn 81 assef lr<@t1ss.t alta TIE As1ss.l
e~<>xnsev 49, >l t.s~r~~>~s s~~fs>r - e@ll. 4na
stli exkfsft f<Tx~ anrsnsF - e<n<~Es tnst hsFe
nss fsnsy~f sns rrs-<sse*. 81 : tszfes sfsft'sf
os1-arassAss. Ase.a.s. prsaeaisls Fs<rse<tsi- -ss
81 sf>cslans. trest~i ~ tahsistpf =. - tlh<f~.~
p~sssr~l.r stssnsn psia - al e.s-~s<s - tas Ne
ga 49,. p-rs - secu~-~ - s>~fs~zs. et.s-
:..., .s;: s ssss ,.s., !. - ~ = sss. : i' De
$780,
6cNozuLs. kHEussTIsa AMI Livxs
CoArLAIs1.
sr<ss>< vsss ..s>>sa RFarc~s ts>sss,, -@ea -
si>~s~. p4k~s ssi tamr<<, ~~t s<>s -p>ih. srphi.
axls >e-sosa~, n~rsafi<i 49, 49, - a.,
sS-,,sss = ss kss.ss 80 ssss- sla r-.-sF- sas
49, ---- .as s<ss~-<sss r~--as - r-.evsns
ssr~- u~.Al 81 ell s
E vssse-~ = ~~n 49,
e. sas = .ssis~ as -p>ets.<ss e e>rr~z
f.n1o1wIs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17
HOME INSURANCE !
Indienisns, Pasronize Home Eatsr-
prise,
SianlsslppI Insurance To-
OF INDIANAPOLIS.

THIS ENTERPRISING OOM-
Il pany is nov doins an extensive aud flourish
lnx business within the luits q the Stats aud iE-
asmuch as u eon1ines the business OF the comp~Dyt
the state the patronage q our people - solicited.
Policies are lssued for A1y porion nos exeeedins
Years rates a. reasonable sz .he prornp payment
Il losses viii permit, AL kinds ofbuslncss hcuses
wstes nIis notels, ohurches, sehoo hoass>. l,Sfu.
I'D Houses. .bsTns, and ost-honse tosefner III tos
cootsuts a each, beth intovn sud country.
PAkftct,r. N Arrxsrros CrvxE 10 rHr Ixscz-
Asck or FARn PsoPxRrY,
ls.ianians--you have been paying and continue 20
pay g companies located In rlinols Ceonsc5cu nes
rork and ether states. hundreds o. thsue<nns a do
lars per anuum. This immeuse am sent cot q he
Tor INSURANCE purpo<es be retained and cir
csisf<a Nmong oar osn oitsens1ifoT which purpoee
TIE SINNISSIPPI |
hAsbesn Instituted.
You have rev 81 opportunity of insurirs yorT
property with safe ana reliable ccnpsny T. oar c~u
tAts L shouid be the pride and pi~@surc q ever
citisst - eueogrsgc houis eIterprise-snd y eon
pafing the plan ofihis company with tAat u other,
% person fa % perceivr lie advantages Of he
sl5NISsIPPI oser any sirniiGr fnsntution aesas b.
sines II our slaie.
Ki1gAa 0ooDvns, Pres't
Wap EDWIcH, Vice Pres
Jso. X, BEsav. sec'y.
Ws LxDwIcH .Treasnref.
DgBKCgoRs AND slEFKkkNrSa 4n
kID kIlJAn eoov~Gs, lnsisnapois- iA
Ken. Wa X. NuLAcx. vlnoennes,
-. MosseosEEy, % Loeoota,
8on Jos <. hcDosAIp. Atty II Law, isdi@n-sosis
4 BEazs. eco.
~ LEp~1cz.
Hon hivAn ioHssoH. 1ocoviis,
ALBERT LANSe
apis Agent "a Serrr sfasnss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17
6cNovuLA. kHEussTIss ASr LivxR


THosk Af1,csst with any Pm
n ~sss f4s~<s~ s.as - efleAs lchssa - al
1&l Pr<ns<.. s>>>e1&<s. Teftsrf. = ~lr ~ =
oDnsr< seA 4<>~< e<fi><4rA f<fie.sss ~ -~Ss.<
o<s.e~< u~-><><. e<ss<42<s<ss<t s>-.lnsi we@k
-. $500 = 1nz<~s->><- 81 sr-s1s >~t
A>asA ss~l a AZ oxsH rslt - cskkk
NV .fx 3fsltx. .ot ea<Esa o>nsal .-lls4 t.-.z
ke<i<n<
fts n.s.sssl Flaesa Lars tsrsiaess n rs~
u-k cstg @sshl~. u>-es - -rss1ut az
- aTssEt ess~~. s-af - - tte - i~<<~fs - -
s~lss ket.sIaes - ~kFE~<
N..asaftsCaa = - u<Aes - =
- a
"a o. "a. Ia. sstlso
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

2Nr
80 50 5.ssa,.
.es fIlf. ~ pff+. tf
fEH sitt - = tof---s.. o.. t4is snt
- t4r se+a aa5 sser sat ss-s--..
is-.- fnen fH -.ii r s,od
" ss's slE'ia'' sr'as
~ u.as ~ q sttt tilslf 81 .tl,. irres
as }si s''.'4' ~, 80 ~ e, "a. no..
Hr'i,s ta9 sna .hcu pro
- oe aseo ~ - sre~s-s. medical dl.co,sris.
+ fsr iastra - - -isi'', r. f-ual-s
'Hr isf.. rfIe- f-iistsilon 20 ths LEA.
f -. .ssii~- restores the rasni
faII b. .ar sUlft
see sH.I sfre. as- 8ptsstka
ffrrv ''r eefs ihs ~or-s cas-. u ilpo
~ - sa.s. ''f,. .s.s 30 -pirh.d
a eur i.oitlr -stof.s nsaia pavsr.
f-1 aeeff 'fsfaf. "a ,Iguka y g-A>s sfsss.
lff s--- ef'ii We ft.ls - t.s shssA
tH.t 1'eirf ft-ufst 20 aaanly yiscr and
ts.tnh es pner hvbliisaisd ~srn down and
. t#f t4'sf. -aers sitI ,sstl. the ovsr .tssk
als t - tasf4as4 tis tirn0 f.1., - d.rr-..loa
i.iiusi ftflng gte" scif,s,s l~hsr,y. y
f*hos, fsf71s aptr. 80 ai fnd Iame
st'asnrni rsiisf ~ t.s ss- Of thls Enxir
fsts. fs pef bottle ~ three eot.es sof s5.
49, raei ~ Esprsls. co reeeips ~ saeney
~ fherokee Piiis aad Retu-
-ftf 3 rett ~, ss,l5 - all stas-rfrisng <
ffs fflFli'trt ~onH sb-i~ anpnadpiei
~. fr ofr-r. try 80 ssii vorfidr.s s-sspeafds
~ t.st. fh-z sisich iser CAB psrohss- AZ
- snf rinse runey ~ sell
faa f.est asiicinrs. fsyeu ssJu
49, aft u- f-,iih - vror fatu-- &C
Arsr.vra > t4ch gnpr.n. -
A4o f.~.< sistflc'n>s aHf ssfks ~
a.s sl aei his them iof yoa rr
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-11
Thr late Judge Wheeler.

The Oshkosh Northeastern furnishes the fol-
lowing obituary notice and brief biography of
the late Judge Wheeler:
con the evening of January 22d, 1864,
Edwin Wheeler, Judge Of the 10th Judicial
Circuit, .expired at his residence on Algoma
street, in this city, in the 31th year of his
age.
Judge Wheeler was originally from Ohio,
and first moved into this country about the
year 1850, when he commenced the practice
of law at Neenah In the year 1852 he was
elected County Judge, and in 1856 was re-
turned to represent this Senatorial District.
On the resignation of Judge S. R. Cotton, in
May 1861, he was elected Junge of the 10th
Judicial Circuit, which office he held till his
death.
Few men, at least in this section of the
country, holding so responsible position as
did Judge Wheeler, have filed the Office so
competently and satisfactorily as he did
Liked and respected by all parties and all
classes, he has gone from among US to the re-
greet of all who knew him, leaving vacant
place which cannot be filed by a better, and
with difficulty. bv as able, honest and upright
a man.
Judge Wheeler was buried on Tuesday -
There were funeral services at the Episcopal
Church, where a very appropriate sermon
was preached by Rev. Mr.. Half. There was a
large attendance In the procession the whole
bar of this county, together with some gen.
tlemen from other counties, attended as
mourners and among the pail bearers we
noticed Judge Collins, of Menasha, Judge
Cotton, and Mr. Ellis, of Green Bay, and Mr..
Hudd, of Appleton.
Flags in this city were a half mast during
the afternoon.
The House committee of public lands have
under consideration the subject of r. r.
grants to Alabama, Florida, Iowa, Louisiana,
Minnesota, Mississippi and Wisconsin. The
law of 1854 provides that in case the roads
enumerated shall not be completed in l6
years, the lands shall revert to the e. S.
| The committee has been instructed to inquire
! whether it would be just and expedient to ex-
tend the time of the grants, several of these
! States now being in rebellion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-11
An Important Cireu|rr,

The following circular, which has beer sent
US from Washington, contains regulations of
the utmost Importance to veteran soldiers.
Let them read and carefully digest:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJCrANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington Jan. ., 1864.
CIRCULAR.
To provide for the discharge and re-muster
of Veteran Volunteers, in certain cases which
may arise in the respective States, the fol-
lowing regulations are announced for the
information and guidance Of all concerned:
l. Enlisted men, away from their respect
i've regiments on Recruiting Service, at
draft rendezvous, or on other detached service
which prevented them from being discharged
and remustered with their proper commands
in the field, may be discharged and re-muster-
ed in their respective States; provided they
are placed on the aforesaid detached duty by
the order OF the Department, Army or Corps
Commander, to which their regiments or COM
panies belong, or in which they were serving
at the date the order detaching them was is
sued.
,. Enlisted men who were not within the
re-enlistment limits at the time their COM
mands were furloughed, and who, in conse-
quence of declaration of intention to re-en-
list, were permitted to go on furlough with
their commands, may upon, their coming
within the limits 4. c. have served two
years. be discharged and re,mustered in the
States.
8. Enlisted men who were on furlough in
the States, prior to their companies or regi-
ments being sent thereto, will, at the expira-
ton of their furloughs, be returned promptly
to the armies in which their commands served,
there to be discharged and re-mustered as
veterans, if they are entitled to it.
4. Enlisted men, other than the foregoing,
such as sick and conyalescents in hospitals,
stragglers, those irregularly detached from
their companies and regiments. &c, &C., will,
in no case, be discharged and be mustered.
Commanders and other officers, under
whose control such persons may be- will take
Immediate measures to return them, at the
earliest possible date, to the armies to which
their regiments and companies belong, these
to be discharged and re-mustered prior to
March 1st, 1864, they willreceive the inereas-
ed veteran bounties, as now authorized.
.. The regulations as set forth in General
Orders, No. $50, series of 1868, will be appli
cable to the discharges and re-musters as
herein authorized; the Chief Mastering Off
Ger for the State, and his Assistants, perfor-
ming the duties assigned the CouImissaries
and Assistant Commissaries of Musters In
so far as relates to the appointment of Re-
cruiting Officer, the Chief Mastering Officer
will act, as set forth, for regimental COM
mander, Paragraph A.
Rolls must be promptly forwarded as di-
rected in Paragraph Is, Mastering Regula-
tons. E. D. TOWNSEND.
(Official.) Asst Adjutant General.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-02-11
WHAT THEN L?

After the joys of earth,
After the songs of mirth,
After its hours of sight,
After it's dreams SO bright
What then
Only an empty name,
Only a weary frame,
Only conscious smart,
Only an aching heart.
After this empty name,
After this weary frame,
After this conscious smart,
After this aching heart
What then
Only a sad farewell
To d world loved too well;
Only a silent bed
With the forgotten dead.
After this sad farewell
To world loved too well
After this silent bed
With the forgotten dead
What then?