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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20
Republican Union .s.ate CoRten-
tiOif,

Rooms Republican State Central Com
MApIsoN, July 3, lS7i)
A State Convention of delegates represent.
ing abe Republican Union party OF Wisconsin
is hereby called 10 meet at the Capitol ~
Madison, at II NJ. on WEDNESDAY, AUG.
"Ufh. 1871, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates ftr the state Dficersgto BE- elecied
at the next general election, and to transact
,r,a,o -i"rs business az may be deemed appro
Each Senate and Assembly District will
be emilled to two delegates in the Conscn
sion, s,
T. W. KEYES, Chairman, Madison.
,. G. WiNkLER, Milwaukee. "
FRANK LELAND, Elkhorn.
H. w HAZELfON, Columbus
JOHN IL BENNETT. Janesvilir.
% II. THOMAS, Ptafitie do Ghien,
HENRY kiLiNPBl.L, sauk CRY,
JAMES COLEMAN, Fond dn Lac.
t~e A. SCOTT SLOAN, Beaver Dam.
A. GUESNIEk, Green Bay.
q. Al. GLE, Wausbara. ...
g. NJ WOUBW ARD La Crosse.
II. Is. r1iiILEO Grand Rapids
Wisconsin Republican State Central Com.
mittce.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20
&. o. BAKER. as
City Clerk.

Notice is hereby given that, pc.
titiom having been presented on the
9th day of June 1871, to the Common
Council of the City of Grand Rapids,
praying for the laying out and estah-
fishing of q certaip, Street as herein.
after described, to wit: Beinga
continuance OF Wiley Street it w GODS
Addition commencing where said
Street intersects with the Quarter.
Line Road " and running from thence
West to River Street at or nearathe
Congregational Church.
Now therefore, by order Of said
Council a jury will be Summoned by
the Marshal of said City on ibe 22d
day Of July 1871, to consider and de-
eide on the necessity of taking private
property for public use as required by
said petition under the provisions of
Section 8, Chapter of the City Char
ter. $50
Given under my hand this 4 It'll day
of July 1871.
G. o. BAKER,
City Clerk.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20

A system of exchange of postal
money orders is about to be establish
ed between the United States and
Great Britain. A convention to tins
effect has already been executed bv
tie latter power, and now only awaits
the action of President Grant and the
Postmaster General. 1t is proposed
to begin the interchange of orders on
the first of October, the limit of sin :
gle order 10 be fifty dollars or ten
pounds sterling.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20
The RrccHt Riot.

The great city Of New York has
Just been. the theatre of one Of the
most bloody and disgracciul riots
ever recorded.
The riot was occasioned by the de.
termination OF the societies of Or.
angemen to celebrate, by a parade,
Che Anniversary Of the battle of
Boyne, day to them as sacred
as is tho + ourth OF July to the
descendants OF the Revolutionary
Fathers. A most bitter hatred has
c9er existed between the Catholic
Irish and Orangemcn, consequently
the Catholic element was determined
che para lie should not come of.
The city authorities, who retain
their positions through the sutlrages
of this element, and who have made
n specially OF suecumbing to the
"roughs" so repeatedly that the
vital interests Of the city, az well az
the lives and property Of those loyal
TO city government, have been and
are jeopardized, again knucklcd and
issued al order through Supt. kelso,
Of the City Police, prohibiting any
parade of Orangemen or target com.
panies on the 18th.
AT the right moment Gov. lloff
man, with true heroism, issued a
proclamation guaranteeing protection
to all who chose to celebrate in 10y
al manner the coming Anniversary.
The consequence was what could
have been expected---a collision cul.
mnating in riot snch as, with one
exception, was never before witness
ed.
We are glad that Gov. Hoffman
had the pluck to do his duty, and to
do it SO well. II Orang,men are to
be prohibited from celebrating the
Anmi> ersary of the battle of BOVINE,
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our Anniversary OF Independence
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20

Fitzpatrick is announced
as a Republican candidate for Cover.
nor ofNew jersey. f@ FRS#
Wouldn't lie run better in New
York I Theyhad a general Fitzpatrick
time there OF, the lerh-demonstra
ting this fact, that one Irishman will
90 for another with greater nnani
minity than any other race on the
globe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20


good 40 hi. words But then | have
MOI beea a. good assninc. When he
has acteo az if he did not care for me
then / have acted too, as ii i Jid not
care for him. Myspirit Is toe proud.
! have been foolish self.willed. Lord
show us how TO love with an unselhsh.
Joyous love, that shall ! bear each
others burdens, and make orr home
sweet and blessed place" saw
her wipe some tears away, then, IN
nv dream, I was suddenly in another
street. As | walked up one side, |
could hear man walking slowly
down on the other side. He was
soliloquising thus: " Well, it is too
bad ; at work all day, and away
every evening. ! see as little OF my
home as if it was mere boarding
house. | don't care whose fault it is,
it isn't the thing. ! come down for a
chat or q smoke and game, and fool
away the time, while she cares for the
children, and about all DO for her is
to hnA house and victuals for them--
inst what I would do for a horse.
ian be- better than this, and it shall
be.
Nov | thought, in my dream, that
months rolled away, and | forgot
what | had seen and heard that night
until one summer evening | found my
self IN the same back street. The
house ,ha, had looked so pitlsul before,
was now so white and CHEEKY | hardl,
knew it and I saw through the half
open door pot a weary mother, alone;
her husband was with her They
kncl, together. lie was praying this
time. His words werc--"Good Lord;
We bftSS llrSs W. oui hhpI't'No'.
We bless Thee for our home. We
are rich in our little ones, richer in
each other, richer still in Thee"
could not hear what else he prayed,
but " hen | turned to 20 away, !
canght these words of his wife gu
make me 50 glad these days John,
that I most forget the nights ! used
to look so long for you. Our home
is the sweetes: place on earth think. "
/" SO do l." said he, and | awoke,
OF course it was a dream, but do
think the angels are near those women
that watch and wait and pray. As
for the men that make them wait and
wa.ch--well, God help them to be
wiser and more true.
r. NJ w.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20

surrounded by his friends, and rich il
all that ,uakes lifeihappy and enioya.
able. BS
In'my next, which maybe will he
penned nearer home,I will endeayor
to give faint sketch OF Utica and its
environs-than which no more beau
tiful c,ty adorns the valley of the
Mohawk.
Truly yours,
II. i. 2.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20

when the sail Peter communicated to
the Authony His mandates, and An.
thony blew the sa1,r to- Every easp
and the worisof Peter came 70 pass.
The HERALD from its watch tower
called in good scastM upon the an.
thori,ies toiake prompt action TO sup
press the threatening ,ntnrnecne fued,
which, If allowed TO assume the pro.
portions Contemplated, would assred.
" have led 10 bloodShed and murder
to death aud mourning, and 10 the
sowing broadea.t throughout lheiand
-of--seel thai. could. never be eradicat.
ed, and the order for the suppression
of the proposed Orange denonstra-
ton and picnic was promulgated.
The citizens were first made aware of
this order emanatinr from Supcrin.
tendcnt Kclso through the HERALD,
and the hearts Of the well disposed
and peaceable and law abiding citi
zens Of every nationality and denom-
nation were made glad thereby.
And again.
the llgRkLD, stepped inio the breach
ut the nick Of time. 1t called upon
the Authorities to put an immediate
quotas IT, those most threatening pro.
,ccehings, ard hrnre tho
ORDER OF SUPERINTENDENT KELso.
Few Official documents have been
subjected to such varied and unspar-
ing criticism as the manifesto Of Su.
pcrintrn lieut. k"lso prohibiting the
proposed demonstration and picnic.
Aud once more
Thanks once more to Superintendent
kelso's orier and the good sence Of
The Orangemen themselves, we shall
have no Dolly Brae 18th Of July riots
to chronicle, making that day here
after one to be sadly remembered.
The HERALD has said, Let us have
peace, and we must have peace.
Then comes the 18th and such q
rae the UeraM or any other man
never saw. o discerning Herald :
0 Influential, virtuous Herald your
wisdom, discernmcnt and vlrtaous
foresighte,inrss can be all aided mp
and nothiag 10 curry, Then i'll the
same issue We have leader, in lead
ed column, lauding Coy. Hoffman, and
making him second Washington,
because Of his proclamation, in direct
opposition TO the Kelso order and
guaranteeing protection to the Orange
men should they choose to parade.
The HerdM says "a zoe may noo be
assured of peace" forgetting peace
was certain before, because the Her.
dM said so. .t ... ....-
The erea, head light of no party
or faction with all the brazen faced
efirontery and assurance Imaginable,
afterwards addresses itself to the
Irishmen of New York City Musly ::
Let them forget the battle Of the
BOVINE aud blend the orange and
the green hereafter, not as IL was
blended among the opposing hosts at
Aunhrim, but as it was blended at
the last st Patrick's Day procession
in this eity--as token of renewed
harmony and unity among the sons of
Erin.
Where the WsraM will he to NOR.
row, or next dav, or ever hereafter,
knows, or cares, not even
the Herald itself.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20

We notice that the different Eiito,
rial excurs'onists who swung around
she circle seem to have the same
general opinion Of Duluth. Oh, Du.
luth Thou art doomed to slide down
that mountain siie-no drowning
though; water in the harbor ism I
deep enough. Point. ....
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20

Mrs. Money and husband have
staH'ed newspaper at kalams,
Washington Territory. We've no
doubt but they viii succeed and make
sotne very hard cash
If tbs! don't run TO maus smaI
R.V,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20
MILLINERY!
SPRING OPENING.

THE undersigned, owing to the growth of
L her business, will remove, April 18th, 10
the building formerly known as the " Revo-
Iuion store" Opposite the Bank Of j. D.
Witter, where she will BIC prepared TO exhib-
it to her former patrons and the general pub
lie, the most complete stock Of Millinery
Goods, Ladies Furnishing Goods, and all the
40 essananecs properly belonging TO. the
Millinery trade, ever Offered TO the public
have secured the services Of Miss Lizzie
Smith, of New York, who WI assist me in
all the departments of the trade.
Thankful for past patronage, she hopes for
continuance Of the same.
MRS 4 HUETISGToN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20

The wheat crop in Southwest Mis-.
souri,, /. is calculated. will be shout
double the usual yield.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20
List Of Prizes as Follows
Total

lotai $500
For reference in regard to the honor Of
the parties engaged in this enterprise, we
would respectfully refer to the following
gentlemen, aof New London and vicinity:
A. J Perkins, Little Wolf; James Nc
Murdo, ffontonvlle; Z Hutchinson, Maple
Greek; I, Thompson, Norbport; DR.. Ril
cy, Yoang's Corners Dickinson e. Trayser,
Druggists; ?, Dickinson NJ. D.; H. D.
freeman, 7. NJ; J. c. Hoxie Geo. Spur
Chas Rich; I. Willard, Jr. J. G. Wilcox;
l.. s. Townsend; |. Willard, ST.; DR.. GUM
an; r. WAY, Chntonvile; o. McCorison
D, Hopkins, Jeweler; W. Packard, Co.
Superintendent II. S. Dixon and W. A.
Sterling, Clerks on Wolf River Boats.
an agent aciN be appointed IN erery
1own IN Waupoca, Outagamie
and ShdpdnO counties.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20
ExPLANATION-

The drawing win be conducted in the fol.
lowing manner: A committee Of Ave viii
be selected by the audience to see that the
number Of tickets and prizes are correct
Two wheels will be placed on the stage-a
large and small one. The ! $3.50 tickets
will be placed in the large one, and the
Prizes in the other. Two little girls will be
selected from the audience to tnrn the
wheels and draw the Tickets and Prizes
The first nlmb.r drawn takes the prize
drawn at the same time, and SO on until all
the prizes are drawn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-20

the Herald stepped into the breach
ut the nick Of time. 1t called upon
the authorities to put an immediate
quotas IT, those most threatening pro.
ccedings, ard hrnte tho
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-16
Apt!og' ziug. 70 Tie De,il.

Rowland lI,Il was always annoy
cl when there hapreud any noise
to divert The attention Of His hear
rers from What 10 waa rffTng. On
Que oaca,,oh, 4 fta 'tays b4luH'liis
death, he YVES rrgarhing q one Of
the largoa. COZ g.cSatioas that ever
assembled to hear him. In thc'mid-
die 0: his discourse he observed q
conmotion in The gallery. For somo
time he took no uq'ice Of i, but
fpding It increasing, hc paused in
A5 sermon, and boxing iu The di-,
rect,op IN which the coafilsio PRE-
yai'edhc cyeh,incl" whats the mat.
there? The devil seems TO be among
yon.' A plain eorn,ry~iooking man
immediately started to biz feet, and
addressing fIillin reply, said: 80
Fig il aror'. tl,s deyil az il daing It:
lis a Zig ial lady wot's faintcd and
she il very fat 'un, sir, as don't gcen
likely 70 come "a again ina hprry!!'
@Oh that's i,.iyit:' Observed Is.
Ilill, drawing lis hand across his
chm; Chen ! 5cg the lad3spar-
lon-and lLo devils too
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n stjtfai4,4 i
AdIecs concerning tho cotton
crop con.inpco famest discouFagipg
elaractea. III 4 cegat many qf tho
finest cotton dishie!a Of Louisiana
ard Mississippi, The caterpillar q
doing immcnse iamagr and spread.
ing rppidiy. lti3aoa beyond doubt
that this rest 81 largely reduce tllo
cor, Itia i1'o II ssr hat they.
have yot oplf lldna 1 slis..ft injury,
ard arc cptiiictl u \ loealitica.
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fls. vchbirg, and tho second crop
Ii itis called, sro sweeping every
thing before tlcm. From in tlat
is kno@h. of This 'insccf, 10 expert
cncol plahtef anyvhcro olt tho bot
t3m lands Of Mississippi or Louisi-
ana would pronounce His crop &C.
carc. ' 'lt' Is
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done almost AZ rniiel lainagc To tho
crop Ii Texas, .Arss,Is:R, Georgia
and soma rdfiions of AElbama a.
tic wdtni VII do III the. valley.
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m ta 4 few Wte'A sincc, but adplcoa
froal tlal stsse df fuccDttdasc arc
not aaltcring. Texas alettcrs say
lt'taf hot half 1 crop eli possibly bo
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SEcrI0S /. I,o it further enacted
by the Legislature of the State of
Mississippi, That whcnit Shall ap-
pear to tie satisfaction ortlic Cover
nor Of this State, that a felony has
been committed in any county of this
State aud that owing 10 pfajalice Or
other cause, an Impartial petit Or
grand jury eanaot be inpancied in
such county5is shall be lawful for
the Governor to issue prcccpt di-
roctipg the prosecution, Indictment
or trial Of the person or persons
charged with committing or being
accessory to such felony, in some
other county in this State, designa-
ted on such precept, which said
pyeoept shall bo Effected to the Dis
trict a Attorney Of the District inclul-
ing fl.e county 50 ,designatol the
facts or information upon which
said preccpt shall be issuoJ, shall bo
taken and hclds as true, and s!alI
not be subject to dispute Of dcaial,
but the duties and preceding ofall
Justices Of tie Peace, Circuit Courts
and Grand J.iiss, slerM5, cons.a-
lles, Jurors and other civil authori-
ties of the county 50 designated, and
tho prosecution, indictment and trial,
shall be in all respects the came M
! if the ofenso were charged to have
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Time ..t7
Dcx'6r's DeSi Timc 'lo7ten ~
Go'd'miiF aoi'. a Ai,N4gA ("
Yesterday.

Milwaukee, sept. 3.-1'hc race
at Cold Spring this afternoon, be-
tween Goldsmith Maid and Lucy,
was one Of the most remarkable in
trotting annals, goldsmith Maid
making the fas.cst single heat, al
so the three best heats Oh record.
The race was Witnessed by about
four thousand people, who were
fairly carried away with excite
mont. The horses were brought
u2on the track at halr-past three,
and, after tic usual preliminary
exercise, took their places 10,
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Why was Eve not afraid Of tie
mcasles?--Bccausc she'd Adam.
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To Ist.
swsgsina

Store Heaac ~ Corn, "a rsc. vide by ~
long. Can he usra ~ groceries, ,Iry goods
WARE. or any Kind Of merchandise. In-
cfA. Il IlOW /, At ee.ais, VI 7. G BASS,
DO. jyi5-tf
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TnE RICE CRop. Tho Savannah
po,.,,lt t;n.D aov.

LIE ICE Ihnp.---- no Savannah
Republican say: .,,.,a.
The damage to the rice croY from
The recent Storms prevailing N th'S
vicinity has been moro seiioas 1l5an
was at first anticipated. Tho for
ward rice which lad been.cut and
WAS lying il tho iici.ls staclasi, wa.
total sYept aTay. We haY9 seen
gti.ars f-oalitN9 Aeary lil'tn'eilta aslThll
estimate heir loss o. Tie sai4 'hus
harvested u iho aggregate betwie9q7
eight and nine thousand bushels.
Otlitr planter have doubtless los'
corfespondlng'y. 89'
Tic growing cron not cut ha5lho'
been ~ generally Destroyed, but
has hoansaFioualy jiljuud 10th ii
the l1aa ard the slnws frqpl iong
.cont.epanco Of the wind and water
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A deaf ia gentleman walking
lately Ia liis gsrilea, heard the milk
mIn saoas "a tho otiur side Of tho
wall. Imagining so@c one csllss
70 him. he cried, "liere,' aud turned
Iii. eai -trumpet IN the d,vection d
the wall. The mil1nlan, in his hur.
Nv, tjoA tho trumpet f5rtht servants
pail, and delivered quart Of milk
therein.