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Succession Sale.

State ofLonisi0na-P"r'sh Of cutie
In lOM Ju3,ciai District Cout,
No. Cog.
Succession Of j. 5. Alien, 2cc'd.
DT virtue of u writ of sale directed Il"
ID any person authorized to sell success
ION property by tn. Honorable Dt>hict
Court in and for the Parish of taldu, stat"
1T Louisiana, will offer Ton sale II pubilr
auction to the highest bidder, GA saturday.
9Th day Of February, i~"l. between ~"
hours Of 10 o'clock, i. IN. aId q clock.
y m. in front of the Markct.hou-r. in the
city "i Shreveport. Parish of t.,dd", the
following described property belonging to
the succession of j. :. Nilgn, dec ii. to.wit :
Lots number eleven 40 and lively" tl2),
in block furtv-unr tiN. together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms vi sale cash subject 10 appTai~S-
ucnt.
l. W. PICkE.NS. sheriff
and EX 3lficiu Auctioncer.
Jan l-tds.-pr. fee S36.
The property spoken OF above i On vi
lam street, next door to the bank, and
known as Commercial Hotel 1t i nos
rented to the Government "a y hospital, for
$3.50 % per month. and by some slight i'm
,rovcmant Oh the back building the trnt
Will be largely increased. Those dc>li'n-
Ia purchase town property should catl am
sc it II. J.. hLLLN.
January -. l-@L
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The following appears in the Lou.
don News. conveyed to England by
the late West India steamers " 1t
is reported on good authority that
the EedcralS in California and Sonc-
n are supplying the Jua:"z Govern
meut with arms, &c., which proceed
ure will b. sure to lead to serious
complications between the French
and American Govcrnmeuts.' 1t
also SAYS Mr.. Dudley Mann, Il Com
missioner from the Confederate
States called on the Pope of Rome,
and placed in his hands an auto
graph letter from President Davis
THE facts of the case are. at the
breaking out OF the war the Pope
addressed n circular to all the priests
of his church, both North and South,
advising them to abstain from in,er,
farirg with any party during the
cruel struggle, and this letter is sup.
posed to be only Il complimentary
one.
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For Rent.

YlNiir most desirable Red i;i,"r rinnta
ton. known AS tn" r. X. Han place.
for III" year lo6i. Apply n
,anlj-N NJ LEV :.
Southwestern and Gazette copy and
send bill to NJ. Levy.
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Monroe. La. Dec. -. 1868.
ORDERS Sn. !.
l. In obedience 10 III. nboIc order. .
camp for !hc reception ii the r"C.,,.- VIII
be formed At Minl"n. La. Sergeant l.. ".
t,ri"-by vii, assume command "ni'l further
orders ami vii! report Ia these hrldqnat-
tiers weekly.
H. All officers of the 18th La. Infantry
not otherwise assigned 70 duty. by superior
authority. will Immediately proceed t" col
lcct the recruits wherever found. and send
them to camp, reporting progrcSs t" these
headquarters wcoAly.
III. All ahscutct> will avoid the PENAL
TIES TuR DE~ERrIo>. by reporting ct Vim
den Immediately. y failure 20 do 80 VIII
subject them to trial by Coat Martha. VIXEN
apprchcndcd.
iN TIL attention Of al persons who
have enlisted tor other organizations the
recruit, ut this regiment IS called 20 ART
- OF The Articles Of Wan y tallur" to
comply with its requirements will nocc>.t-
tate a resort to military law
by order al
Lr-CrI.. T.. {. IAIliAislE.
-. NJ. TE>>IsU$, lst Liru'. * Acting Ad1 :
janl2ii
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VOlunkecring in Nrr YOrk.-Speak-

Volunteering in Ncu York.-Speak-
ing Of the spirit of volunteering in
Now York city, 4 letter to the ST
Louis Republican" says:
1t is lamentable to observe the al
most entire apathy which prevails
here in regard to procuring enlist
lnents under the last call of the Pres
ident. The Board Of Supervisors,
the Common Council, the Loyal
League, and the citizens generally,
have satisfied themselves with q lit
! tie talk, and are now taking .,bso-
lutely no steps at all in the matter.
1t is getting to be "A serious affair,
and unless some energetic action is
had immediately, it is certain tina.
the city will not raise its quota, nor
anything like it.
Not a cent Of cash bounty is given
to volunteers at any Of the recruiting
offices, and the Inevitable conse-
quencc is that recruits are few and
Tar between. Gen. Spinda ard other
officers who are authorized to recruit
have been trying i'll vain to induce
the authorities to Offer sufficient
bouuiieS. IN tiIc meantime the pre-
cious days and weeks are rapid:
slipping away, and the little State OF
New Jersey, by counting out its
srcenbacks LIBERAL y. Is absorbing Il
large portion Of cur Surplus and float
| ing population. Cfcourse this is not
.as it should be-" but there is no
present probability of Improvement.
The n. Y. Herald has lengthy
editorial concerning the abolitionists
OF the North. They have had Il gen
eral day Of jubilee in various cities :;
meetings have been held, and many
are the boasts of what they have ac-
complished, &c. They claim to
have elected Lincoln, and posterity
will do them Justice. The Herald
proceeds
The election of Lincoln, and in
the matter Of doing them justice. we
shall proceed to anticipate posterity.
In 1850. the abclitionists were esti-
mated TO number 1000 PERSONS
What these persons have accomplish
I'd may BE- stated in a few words
They have accomplished the present
war-tl:cy have wrecked a powerful
and ..appy country-they have ar
ravrd brother against brother. father
against son. children against pa
rents They h;v" filled tn. land
wi,h widows and orpl,ans-thev !,av.
transformed the country into a vast
rrvvr yard-;!,"v havr .het: an ocean
of h.r@G, ana - ..iIltrrrd mountains
ot money. 'In"v hay" made the air
! .nyE with 'H" ~hrich- Of the w9l,n!-
ed, til" -.oaus ni The. dying. aud the
Lamentations ri Il" 1noarncrS. Thcv
hav, devastated the fields and plan
t1rionS ct ia" South, and ruined he
ronnlr!cc "t til" North. 1hcv have
given :! cii, OK to civilization au'I
Democratic institutions, that viii
take long years to recover. All this
they have accomplished in thirty
years.
cHc hundred thousand II nds. Lei
zoos. from til. lowest he'll and n
5pircd by the most internal malic.,
could not have accomplished more.
mischief in Tia" same space Of time.
If this be anything TO rejoice over,
Lei the abolitioniSts rejoice. If th"y'
desire 20 raise Il monument t" perrct-
uate The remembrance of their tri-
unpl,s, our BATH. fields will furnish
them with enough human skulls for
a pyramid, and Wendell Phillips and
b"ech'r would be only too happy to
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reinforcement far Ner Orlenns.-
!, Was hins.on letter to the Philadel-
ph.a Ledger says:
The appointment ofGen. Reynolds
to the command Of the troops i'll New
Orleans and vicinity, indicates re-
newed work in that department,
which has been allowed To suffer by
the withdrawal Of forces for service
with Gems. Banks and Dana, in lex
as. achievements, it is said, have
lately been sent down to take the
place Of those now operating in the
+" Lone Star" and an early dash upon
the guerrlias that have of late been
50 daring and destructive may rea-
Sonab!y be looked for.
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Old Series Vol. VI

met circles, that the President has
signiiied a desire to try Gen. MclCel-
Ian again, and that Massrs. Stanton,
lIalleck and Chase regard the symp-
toms rs very alarming. BY the by,
the President has had the varioloid,
and some persist in tracing a connec-
ton between this circumstance and
his desire to 60 justice to Gen. Nc
Ciellan. If there is anything in it,
the Army Of the Potomac will no
doubt wish him to have the. small
pox.
Speaking of the Army of the Po-
tomac, reminds me Of something l
had overlooked in connection with
the late advance and retreat. cit
wants new General badly. and if
not Gratifed, there is no telling what
may happen
1t is no secret here that nearly MI
the corps commanders look upon
Meade as failure; and as for the
rank and file, since he marched them
to Mine Run and back again, they
are dissatisfied with him almost to q
state of characterization. Judging
from this circumstance, and others
which dare not row be told, it is safe
to say ttlat the Army OF tie Potomac
is literally played out unless turn.
I'd over to Gen. Mcclellan. q.
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The Hull (Erglish) correspondent
OF the London News, dated Nov. 7,
says: There was vessel escaped
from here a few days ago. She was
a ram" with masts fitted to lower
on the deck, and telescope tunnels.
She was launched with steam up,
and very soon two cabs filled with
Southern looking gentlemen drove up
ana went on board. and the ship was
off like shot, Everybody here
was completely taken by surprise at
the GOODNESS of the proceeding"
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NOTICE..

TVNIf. Undersigned. comprising the Board
i Of Examining SurGcons Of Conscrirts
Tor 'h" state OF Louisiana. hereby give no
tiCe Lnat one member OF The Board WI!
visit the several Parishes within our lines.
Il, such points and on such days as il Nercin
below stated for the purpose Of examining
tho-c coascripts who may consider them
selves excmp: from military service be
ca,s-c 81 disability. Al such persons should
he IN prompt attend .rce:
Eo.~i.r Parish. Bellevue, Jan IN, 2Gth.
claibornc.' ..ind-n. 2S.h. ooh
i Homer. F"h'y. Isl. 2d.
4 lpion larmcrsvii". = ith 9TH hLf'
Mnr, house. = Ba.trop. 9ai. 10. llth
Frnaklin. marlborough, 10, Is, l7th
Ouachita. :. Monroe. 90. 22d. 23d
Jackson. Vernon. %. 2f. 27th
B:cnyill.. Sparta, March lst I'd, I'd
D.So.o. Mansfield. Jan. 2jth. 10Th
Sabine. Many. - % -. Jlth
Na.chi,ocbes Nasc'tocii.s. Feb. "a. 81
:" CamDf-. :. 5th. G:h
Rapi'ies, - };udtirston. - 9th. lG:h
- AieNandria. . l2th. 18TH
Csta''"aln. Iiayri-onbnrs, I" lG. II. -
Gai,.wea. Columbia, = y, % %
Vim Winnti"!n 10Th. 9th
-. Nn:ri,. -. Mar.
tvuyci'... NarE.viIlc. I-:. I'd
Poin't"upr,. I"arf House, 9Th, 9Th.
;heryiijc. 'Ru.cdal. 9th. 10Th
st. Martin - Ha'in-vi'l". !" 18Th. 18th
Lafayette V"rmiiIonviiic.. I7,h. !-:l
N.rmilli"u, .tbbcviilc. -0;h. I'D
st Landry Oi,"lou-as Feb %. 2G. - -
Calcasicn. q LAX" Charles. March tth. 9Th
Nibl"tt'- Biuif. 9TH
C. y <,vr.%GiiAN. VI. D..
\. +. CIAgt,.. NJ. D..
". ~ HARDY. Asst. Surg. J.. a. G.. :
Doard.of Examining Surg rons
ConScript District La.
Shreveport. Jan. II lsGi. anI.5-3l
inp"rs in West La. copy :; times and send
bill with cory Of paper to tominan!an'
Conscript Dis. La. at Shreveport.
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.Ss!, s>i.i.it i:1H
rL.}fN l.>D FANCY.
rrfpEED hS0 We IRE

rrJyEHD hp"NZE. ET'
III. ,,f;S. rH\>;:-NI~S- DEPT.
S.Itr-r"Gr. I.,..JA>. l., -.
[Etrn"'!
.-gH''.,r oHn,l.S
So. II.
XII In asc"rd.ucc viii Instructions
from ;hc War Department ct E'chm"nl-
Va. t." following banned oi'i""r~ viii t..
Join their commands East of the Mississippi
liver without delay:
III I.irur Wan. Wilkins. Co /. FL Ark. Vols
Capt ". Z johnson. Go. y.
ID Liens. " " Williams, e" X. - =
III Li,.ur e. q Anderson. Co {. "
1t Licul Jacob Foster. I" y, -j,h Ala e
Cnpf v ihon! 60 i.
! can't : " Jackson. to =.
~ Lieut. " T Washington. Go f..
81 Lien, & Mnbi"y. {" g. -
Can't IS \ 'uitrr. Go II. -
2d Lieut. v : Ferguson. 80 /.
ID Li.ut VI ! t"nyhran. co IL,
"a Lieut. J " EikinS. Go 9, -
l,t Lieut. i. Mclaughlin. GO :. " Battalion
Ist Li,GtJ /! DoG~on.
"a Lirut y " Tvul,,.n. Go c.
ri Lieut. John e ;iill. GO 9. 1t Ark tui-.
"a I.irut 7 j larbroug.:. =" u. =" ''
I-t Lieut. y TNa,-"n. 10 l.. "
"a Lirur Jas Roper, Go i. =
n Lien, w ID hit.!r. O. T.
81 Lieut. Il + B...d"in. Go r. -
II l.I,ut 4 J Eenrtirld, TO /. -
81 Lieut. SAM } Mcl;ullin, Co X. e "
Captain " Clark. Co y. 3l>t Ark :
Captain lncCwty. Go X, -
Lieut. J 4 Holden. {" :. -
"a Lieut. Chu~ Sims. Go +. -
b command ii
LfgIr.-GEN. f. kIKAY Svlru.
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I'D nES. DRANSNiSS. DEPT. ,
SHREVEPORT. La. Jan. II. lSGi. !

'N!THfH kI''lsI I'M " II. T T. IV'1.
G"<ENNi. DEu!I-S.
No. =.
YNIIE attention ut the DEPARTMENT ;ou
l. manicr has hccn called 20 i've MIInb,..
at ,l.srrtCrs and ,.b-rntscs. who are report
cd to hr cro7>ing the Mississippi river into
this department. They are appealed to.
to return to their commands without delay.
District Commanders, and Enruiling Of-
Gers viii TAX" steps TO arrest and send to
ih,ir comm ,nl- al officers AVID men Hhp
rav" y,u.. into. and have remained in, this
department without lawful military author
~ since tar t.,.i 81 IIcn-hure,.
i.y comm ,-" %;
LHlr.Gi2,. Z. KlruY >ur;l.
= :. ANDERSON. g,
Asst. .NdIt. General.
Louisiana. ArhDn7,.s and Trvas papers
publ u ; yr,oc-. jtns--.;w
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lust 1ccefs:a as..i G"" Sazr,--A
> lot Of IAiI,tS.- .-a# tar ,'trar-
B. C. iifE3 ".p
jIo-3,- Corrrr r .ay Tr,j h'r-..' .Jsna-+.
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ORDERS Sn. !.

H.. Or 25Im IA, GEcEuIT'NG SulyTCs.
Monroe. La. Dec. -. 1903. !
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-20
Withdrawal

hereby announce to the voters of Wood
County, that ain no longer candidate fol-
the Office of County Treasurer, at the ensu-
ing election. l am impelled to this step in
part BY pressing business interests, which de-
mand my absence from the county for some
time, if not till after the election, and which
would, in the event Of my election, prevent
my personal attention to the duties of the
office. Thanking the Convention which plac-
ed me in nomination for their confidence, and
the people who have expressed to me their
desire for nv success, hope they will ap.
prove the course am constrained to adopt.
Alb. SAMPSON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-20
Obituary.

Il Tribute 10 the memory of CHATECEY
darker. a true friend, dutiful son, an affec-
riouate brother, aud at last patriot, hero
and martyr for his struggling country. he
died in hope OF an eternal life, Oct. 6, 1851,
in the Lowell Hospital, Ward s, at Portsmouth
Grove, r. L., aged 26. He had many warm
friends and relatives in \. Y. his native
State, and in Wisconsin, his adopted State,
in which he has an aged Mother and two
brothers. besides numerous friends to mourn
his loss. lie enlisted at Grand Rapids, Wood
CA, III Co. G. It'll Ree't Wis. Vol, Dec 31st
1868 He served under Gen. Grant in all of
the hard aud bloody battles till the army
reached Petersburg, and was there in the first
charge made upon that strong place, without
receiving scar. Then was taken sick and
was removed to Portsmouth, Grove. r. l.
True to the last in the hour of need; patiea.
in sickness, peaceful ana hopeful to the last,
and ready for the messenger of death. 4
grateful country will not forget thy name
His afflicted relatives have the sympathy of
all the well-wishegs for their country. But
what must be the feelings of all traitors, when
they look over their bloody list and think
that they have slain such friends? The day
is not far distant when shame viii cover them
and then the spirits Of the true viii look
down and smile, TO think they died not in vain
in Freedoms cause, and for Freen,en's rights
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-20
Our Duty.

We deem i. our duty to keep constantly
before our readers that most valuable of all
medicines, known as Goes Cough Balsam.--
II has stood the tests of time and expert
ment, and all who use il speak in the most
praiseworthy terms of its medicinal Value
Il is tic real duty of every parent TO keep a
constant supply Of it in the house, ready for
immediate use. Not only is it splcn
did remedy for coiBhs sudden colds, infu-
enza. group, and all throat complaints, but
it Is the consumptive's great relief. When
they are So far gone that no medicine vii!
ever cure them, Goes Cough Balsam will be
found an Invaluable friend TO ,ilay the cough-
ing, help the expectoration, and ease the sut-
icrcr Whv VII We that are suffering from
coughs, rri,,s, croap, sore throat. hoarsencss
and that are Liable to pulmonary attacks,
not take our advice, and provide yoursclfwith
supply of Goes Cough Balsam-thc hest and
cheapes, Cough nalsam in the world. Il
costs hat forty cents, ana can be sound upon
the counters q druggists everywhere.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-20

MuOOHI\G CNIGu.

The proofs of cures of the most distressing
eases Of whooping cough, by DR.. Strickland's
Mcllihuous Cough Balsan, speak louder than
words to the merits of this incompatible
remedy A grateful prtient writes Il an.
happy to bear my testimony to the wonder
fll powers of your Balsam in curing my chill
drcn Of the most distressing woooping cough,
after every other means had failed" Can
any result be more gratifying? What load
Of suffering was removed by the use Of this
noble Cough BalSam. Sold at No. 6 East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, O., and by all
druggists. SO cts. per bottle. 41w5
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MANHOOD: how Lost, how Restored

UST published new edition of DR.. Gull
u VERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on
the radical cure (without medicinc) of SpERx
AToRRHEA, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses. IMPoTENCy, Mental and.Phys-
ical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage.
etc; also, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY and Fra
induced by self-indulgencc or sexual e1trav.,
gance.
q" Price, in a sealed envelope, only cts.
The celebrated author in this remarkable
essay clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences of selfabuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medi-
cine or the application of the knife-pointing
ont q mode of cure, at once simple, certain
and efectual, by means of which every suffer-
er, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically
G8NT This Lecture should be in the hand. Of
every youth and man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, on the receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing the publishers.
CIIAS- J. C. KLINE l. CO.,
1871 Bowery, New York, Po.tohice Box, 1886.
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Take no more nnPlrssam and unsafe medicines.
For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, which
has received the endorsement of the most
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS IN TIE U. S. Is now
offered to afflicted humanity as a certain cure
for the following diseases and symptoms orig
mating from diseases and abuse of the Trina
ry or Sexual Organs, General Debility, Men
tai and Physical Depression, Imbccility, De-
termination of Blood to the Head, Confused
Ideas Hysteria, General Irritahility, Restless.
ness and Sleeplessness at Night, absence of
Muscular Efficiency, Loss of Appetite, Ema-
citation, Low Spirits, DISCRIMINATION or Par
alyss of the Organs of Generation, faiplta-
ton of the Heart, and, in fact, all the con-
comitants of Nervous and Debilitated state
of the system To insure the genuine, eat this
out. Ask for HELMBOLD'S. Take no 9TH
err. Cures guaranteed See advertisement in
another column. 4om2
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-20
For the Assembly,,

hereby present myself before the people
of the Assembly District composed of the
counties of Wood and Marathon, as an indie
pendent Candidate for the Assembly, and if
elected will serve faithfully to the best of my
ability. JOSEPH WOOD.
Grand Rapids, Oct. 18th, 1854.
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Nc(U AoberfiseMeN
u. S. Internal Revenue
Special Income Tax for 1868.

[. 5. Assessors OFFICE, 9Th Dist, Wis.,
Prescott Oct. 10, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that the assessment
Y of the Special Income Tax for sos, in
District No. Six, State of Wise onsin, is com,
plctcd.
The list OF persons residing III Division No.
five, %, composed of the Counties Of Mara
thon, Portage and Wood, liable to tax under
said assessment, with the amount thereof,
may be examined at the efice Of this paper,
aud at the office of Charles Shutter, Asst AS
SCISSOR, WauSau, Wis, also at the Post Office
at Grand Rapids, for ten days from and after
the twentieth day of October, 1854.
Persons aggrieved, may during said ten
days, present their appeals in writing, address
sed TO the subscriber, at Prescott, Wis.
Lutte 4. TAYLOR.
Assessor 9th Dist. Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-20

TN7 Before the last Presidential
election the Democrats had a great deal to
say against "Hclpcr5 impending Crisis. >
Now they have more to say against another
cri,is,-C,@t He3per's Impending Crisis
,nc reelection Of -1braham Lincoln. Can't
suit EN- no war
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-20
DIED =

In the Hospital, at Atlanta, Epson wooD
WORTH, son Of NJ c. and G. NJ. Woodwork
of the 10th Reg't Wis. Vol, aged l9 years.
He was an affcctionate son and brother
and volunteered to fight for his country-as
ten thousands OF our brave youth have done
when his country called His loss is keen
ly felt at home Many friends svmpathize il
their bereavement
NIL no;lv IT, ,Ia,uc oop,-
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POWERS & LANG.
L A w L A N y
Tax-raying Agents,
GRAND RAPIDS, WOOD CO., WIS
L. T. POWERS, Attorney at Law.

l.. T. POWERS, Attorney at Law.
j. II. LANG, Surveyor.
AFfNG been engaged in the Land 4 gene:
IL business number of years STORE Wood
County vas formed, and possessing superior
ABILITIES for detecting trespassers on lands
owncd.by nonresidents, we fe ell assured in Civ
ing perfect satisfaction to all who may see fl
to employ us as agents to attend to the promp
payment of Taxes, to the investigation ofTi
ties, to recording Deeds, to procuring Patent.
on Lands, to the protection ofLands from ire.
passers in this and adjacent counties, 4 such
other business as they may be called upon to
perform.
We have constantly on hand, good Farming
Lands and Village Lots to sell in quanti,ie.
and on terms to suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bought and sold
Particular attention given to entering Gov
eminent and State Lands.
l-ly POWERS f. IANC
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-20
Wood County Circuit Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Grand and
" Petit Jurors for the Nov. Term, 1864, of
the Wood County Circuit Court, will be drawn
at the office of the Clerk of said Court OF
the County of Wood. on Friday the asth day
of October, \. D. 1864, at o'clock P. NJ.
J. G. PoMEROY. Clerk.
By 4. kNArr. JR., Deputy.
Grand Rapids, Wis. Oct. 9th, 1864.