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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

-" John Van Barren was dining
in Downing's saloon, having Just
cleared man from some chalge in
the court, when the complainant in
the case, angry at the lawyer who
had beaten him, walked up and
roundlv abused Prince John
" Could there be any man. said he
$50 wicked, SO mean, SO vile, who
could possibly commit crime so fnul
that you wouldn't defend him for it 2
/" | don't know" said the Prince,
sucking in another oyster right from
The shell, "wha; have you been
doing ?"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
JeJG Darts In u NetO R0te.

jeff, Davis, the immortal, the pure,
the yirtnous, the immaculate, he who,
fur brief period, was President Of n
confederacy on stills, and who to day
is officiating az head centre of an H..
surance Company, has lately fallen
30 base|y fallen that all the golden
lustre e. ct his once high position has
been beritt IF its splcndor, leaving
only the stuuted pin feathers where
once was to be seen the gorgeous pea.
cock tail Of chivalric aristocraLlc first
fanily,PrcsidrnIial position
The pure and >irtuous jeff, took n
ride 10 the cara, the other day, soruC-
where in Alabama, in company
with ano,he! mans wife, and as
Twilight H. rs cortain h'l
And Finhcd'E with a star
def. mJtl s.ds take a sleeping car
ofcoarsc JEFF, taking the upper berth.
In the night. somehow #. .EeH
through tho si,,ts aud landed in the
berth beneath, Whole slumhcrcd SO
much of pure womanly modeSty and
beauty. The little accident could
have been passed over, had not the
cx.PrcNdcht proposed to argue the
matter with the conductor, who
oonlIn't exactly see it in he same
light with jeff The conductor de-
nanded ,ha! the Southern Confeder.
acy should crawl back, but jeff fell
back on the Revised Statutes of the
state of Alabama, and attempted to
prove that All men are e31do1ced'
etc, etc and that " To form q more
perfect Union," che, etc, and we
don, learn whe,het arf, quoted from
the BY Lawstr not, bit prosum" he
did, orintthdca to if bis C0nstj.
tuition gave ont. : ~ .<.,Ar ''~
The Alabama Matron didn't allow
herself - awake-shc s!ept Hke Il l'hie
LADY, " hch WAS well f Jeil, for her
vir,uous Alabama Indignation would
have completely squolchrd the great
soul Of Jefferson ID. 1t seems that
through threats aad'percmp'ory de-
mands, jeff dill gig, acknowledging
the lost cdUs", and went back to hi
Own fl1as and bugs, though under
protest. while molly crowd Of half
dressed and gaping passengers saw
ghas,ly apparel rhr"bng ex pfeslcn,
al dignity 'c9ttiny upwards to " my
little bed"
II any credeuce can be attached t.
telegraphie and newspaper re
PORTS, these are facts. Indeed, how
are the mighty Gta.a'e
Common tcccncy, at least, ought
TO have prompted the old sinner TO
exercise little discretion.
Jefferson Davis, to save his neck.
rcsorted to crinolinc in a South Caro-
lima swamp, Jefferson Davis, to
make a sure thing of losing the res
poet alike i OF. soci,l aud political
fr,ep6s, stoopS to play the adutcrcr
publicly in a sleeping car ON crowd
si ,hornu@hIarc. Den't let JEFF
Davis name eyer again be mentioned
ss SYNONYM for purity, 10Y he ha>
proven himself to lie aHen 10 every
fling that savnrS Of virtue or NOR
slny. ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

ready. No! stop! that would be
cowardlv. / don't believe in this
show, and | won't pretend that | do.
The panorama might do, but the rest,
must be counted among the "etil
communications that " corrupt COOL
manners" I'll have nothing to do
with it. There now | feel better"
Il. NJ. w.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
Republican CniOn State ConUeU-
ton.
Rooms Republican STATE, Central Com !


Rooms Republican State, Central Com
MAblso July s. 1871
State Convention Of drIisatrs represent.
lag the Republican Union party Of Wisconsin
Ia hershy called to meet at the Capitol IN
Madison, Mt IL NJ on WEDNESDAY,, AUG.
s)h. 1911, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the state officers 10 b. rlre ed
&; The next general election, and to transact
such other business az may be deemed appro
priate,
Each Senate and Asembir Di.titct will
be cntitied to two delegates In the Conven'
t.os.
+, W. KEYES. Chairman Madison.
r. G. WINKLER. Milwaukee.
FRANK Leland, Elkhoru.
G, W. IIAZELTON, Colauhus
JOHN r, BENNETT GAINESVILLE
q. y. THOMAS, Ptaririe da CHEN.
HENRY KLEINPElL, Sank CIV
JAMES COLEMAN, Fond dn Lac.
a SCOTT SLOAN, Beaver Dam,
A. GuESNlER, Green Bay
G. II, CUE, Wan'hara.
G. N. WOODW ARD, Ia Crosse.
II. 3 plllLLE0 Grand Rapids.
Wisconsin Republican, State Central Com.
riittee,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

EpUCArioNN FCUALrrY OF Sexes
AT = business meeting Of the Al.
mimi ot he Wesleyan University, nj
Middleton a resolution was passed
,prlajring that nothing in the charter
Of the University excludes ladies from
It's privileges. and expressing the hope
that they will avail themselves of the
opportunity Que young lady con,
tenn plated seeking admission this
yrsr II /. thou"h; that women will
soon he admitted 10 the privileges OF
TIC institution.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

sB~ We have often heen told of
.the terrible suffering Of the pope I'm
der the rule of Victor. Emmanuel, but
we did no, fully comprehend the ex
tent Of his miscries until we learned
that the Italian Par'ianei,,, beside
making him absolutely indsneu1sns q
the civil authority in the exercise Of
iiis Pon,i6eal functions, anl guaran
teeing to him the Use at MI the NJ
os,olie palaces free Of ei,arga, had
voted him an NIlsl~sh91Qt ONLY
e6cc,ecc.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
kn Proba;c-Wooa Co. Com,
In the matter of the estate of AL,o,,
TAYLOR, deceased.A "uG

| In the matter of the estate of Ahyo,,.
Taylor, DECEASED,
On reading and fling thu, petition of +,
Sept HOMER, Of The city of Grand pa,;,"
Weoa countv. Wisconsin, repres.as vs.
among other things, that Alexan der r,,"s
laie o. the said county of Wood and s'at tU'
Wisconsin, on or about the first dsy oC VI
gust, 1868, at the town Of Rudolph, in .'G,
Wood county aud state Of Wisconsin AZ a'1
Interstate, Leaving goods, chattels and .s,",
within this County, and that he, tho s'tg
Pc iLIoner, is 4 creditor of said deceased ,.i
praying that administration of said e.,,"
be to him granted, il is ordered that sail
petition be hard before the Judge Of ,I,;'
Court, on Friday the 4th day of Ano",,
lsll AT tw9 O'Clock p. IN, at the Office y,
of the County Judge in the city of Ca
Rapids, of said Wood eotInty and il il [,
Their ordered that no,ice thereof be yiv.n =.
The heirs OF said deceased, and to all ner,o.,
interested, by publishing a copy Of this orla.
for three succe ,sive weeks prior to said I,r
OF hearing, in the Wood County Rcpor,pr
weekly newspaper printed and published >,
said city of Grand Rapids, in said county #
Wood.
j. r. WRITER
County Judge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
Photographs !! Photographs :!

Vignette, Photo Reliefs, and the H.,
Cart de Fistas made in the best Of ;, h. l r'"a
time, aud never fail to satisfy snd pIe,,, vi?
customers we are also making Cabin,
size Photos single or in groups for syfa
frames They are a beautiful orpamen, E.
your parior, a true and never fading lkc,,s'.
ct your friends. Call and see our work ,,5
satt.iy ourselves that we are Wakinr TIIg
BEST Photographs ever made in The g."
NJ, +. CR0WTHER Ar,iS,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

~" Among the articles sent to
Capt Hill to cheer lis journey To the
Polar regions was a tin can carefully
sealrd, and iabelci Not to be open,
ei until the PoIaris reaches the Are.
tic seaS." Bat il met with an acct
dent, and the secret leaked out. Il
was a can Of patent axle. grease, with
which Capt Hill or his survivors were
aiftc,ionatcly requested by letter to
Intricate the axle, when the Pole
should be reached.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

Adam Badeau, the Presidents
hiographer, denounces vigorously a
Fourth of JnN address which he
heard Vallandigham deliver in s62.
Aud the " wirkedest man " of the
Chicago Post says "He evidently
thinks it was like his daily bread
Adam Badeao ration
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
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Mis- Lizzie O'Bri,u i maxim. an
Effort to oS,ahIINh n h7mc or rcmgr for
frmale emgrarS who arrive IL Now
York, Many Of these poor 2j,'> are
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own sex ake srlar,o the streets.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
MISS WI. GORDON,
Dressmaker, Milliner,
5& AND BE4bER IN
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.

f,iees as low rs good work and good ma
terial will warrant buy all goods ia on
line at the lowest market price, and am will
ing 10 dispose Of them at IA small profit
Rooms over MosLcr & Snydeg's, Grand Rap.
ias, Wis. ISM
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
Rdilrcad from Portage Cify.

HHUFfOu from IoftHUe ttf3'
We find the following in the MI
tcaYhee Sentinel Of the 24th instant !:
In the expectation that their entire time
viii be occupied in III" extension OF the
Madison and Portage rnat, both ,ou'n from
Madison 20 Mendoza, IN llliHoiS, and North
from Portage to Grand Rapids aud Stevens
Point, the Madison and Portage Railroad
Company have executed temporary lease Of
their romd 10 the Milwaukee and 1t Paul
Company. hv whom il will, for 4 time, be
OPERA Jed, the tern Of the lease being such
tina: either party can terminate it Oh thirty
days notice"
Oar people are becoming satisfied
that :he Madison & Portage Com
pany mean business" Vice Pres.
ldcnt Sanaerson, of this Company,
was here last week, and represents
that they are ready aud DESTROYS to
commence work Immediately upon
the line from Portage City to this
place, upon the granting of the prop.
cr aid a.png the line. At a public
meeting pf our citizens held on Wed
nesday evening Of last week, a com
mlttcc was appointed to confer with
the Company, rnd ascertain the best
terms upon which this County can
! close a contract for the immediate
cOmmrncencnt Of the construction
of the road from Portage here, and
It's completion within Il reasonable
time, to he specified; aud that com.
mttce, after consultation with Mr..
! toandorson, and with the Commission
ers for his County, appointed by
! CIap,cr 2l0 of the Local laws OF
1870, have determined to recall Mr..
Sandcrson.
We understand the Commissioners
viii close contract with the Com
pany, If one can be secured which
they deem equitable, subject, OF
course, to 4 ratification by vote OF
the people. Before the contract Is
concluded, we understand, a public
meeting Of our citizens will be called,
and they consulted with reference to
It.
If aid is granted BY our County to
this road under existing authority, it
must be voted under Chapter 2lO of
the Local Laws Of 1870, above refer.
red TO. An election can not be held,
under this act before the first o. tenth
If September; and whJe this delay
will probably postpone for a time ac.
tive operations on ,he proposed road,
yc. our people will then kno'c, to a
moral certainty, whether the comp'e,
ton of ihe G.. b. & l.. y. road to this
place by the first of January next,
will be among the human po>>ibili
"eS' II ho'' we are thon released
from TJoo'ooo OF a'd voted To that
Company, In that event, we believe
the people of orr County would he
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
B R G K T!

THE undersigned has on hand. and Is
L dily manufaei uring, some Of the best
Biiek ever made in the Northwest, which
are sIi able for wells, walls or building pur
poses, which he proposes TO sell very eLeap
for cash. All bdck waftanted
J4rEPH LAYIGEE.
Grand Rapids, July y. is7l..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27
EXPLAIN ALTON

The drawing will be conducted in the fol.
lowing manner: \ committee of five Mil
be selected by the ufdierce To- see shat tho
number Of tickcfs and prizes are correct
Two wheels viii be placed on he stage--a
large and a small one. The $50 tickets
viii be placed in the large one, and the
Prizrs III the other Two liltlc girls viii he
selected from the audience to tnrn the
wheels and draw the Tickets and Prizes
The first n"mbvr drawn takes the prize
drawn atthe same time, and So on until all
he prizes are drawn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-07-27

A. soon As the boys were separated
the large boy might have been heard
saying to himself. " Bat then If |
don't 90 some other fellow will take
my girl, and after all i, 'riN 10 one
good 10 laugh Besides; she might
think me siingy or ola fogyisk. III
iust step round aud tell her 20 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
THE COAL TROUBLES.

THE MINERS PROPOSITION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE LABoRERS' MOVEMENT - MINERS
MEETINGS CALLED FOR TO-DAY.
SCRANTON, May 5.-Mr StOrrs sent message,
this afternoon, TO the Miners Committee asking them TO
call in his Office and receive the of the Company
To their proposition Of yesterday The answer given
in these words
"The proposition is declined %
No explanation was made, and no question asked
either side. The delegates left the Office with heavy
hearts, and wendell their way to Hyde Park TO inform
the hundreds Of miners, who anXiousy awaiting
their return of the last decision Of the Company The
Committee, finding they had further steps to take in
the way Of negotiation sent notices cOnvening dis
trict meetings at O'Clock tomorrow morning, and a
general region meeting Of all the miners at o'clock
the same day. The ultmatum of the Company viii be
submitted to them and the path will be clear for
proposition. 1t is impossible to predict the action OF the
miners tomorrow strong effort will be made to bring
about immediate resumption by unconditional sur
render but the result is than doubtful. The men
embttered almost beyond the possibility of restraint.
They consider themselves aggravated by the curt action
OF their late employers and may resort to unlawful acts
for the sake of revenge.
Meanwhile, the laborers' movement Is growing more
formidable. AS the miners delegates going to-
ward the Companys Office this afternoon, they met
delegation Of laborers returning from interview with
Mr. Storrs This delegation represented 200 laborers,
who ready 10 resume work on Monday. II is re-
ported as fact by those VINO nave the Dest means OF
knowing that Brggs's shaft will be in operation on
Monday the laborers taking the miners places Several
delegations OF labOrers beside the mentioned have
waited Mr. StOrrs. and proposed to resume at once
Secret meetings held at different points, and all the
movements are carried on quietly. The miners are in
dgnant OF the betrayal is evident that
the Company countenancing the movement OF the
laborers, with view Of bringing the miners to terms.
The risk of working the mines, by means OF laoorers
alone, would be too great, and the Company would
hardly dare hazard their property 70 such extent
but should the miners refuse to to terms the Com
pany viii have other alternative.
Public sentiment here is divided. Most Of the people
blame the Company for not accepting the miners prOpo
siton but all agree that the end will The
great question is, Shall resumption be accomplished
peacefully. through riot boodshed, and military in
reference Z Tomorrow will probably decide The men
OF the Delaware and Hudson and Pennsylvania Coal
Companies are quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION YIN THIS CITY.

THE EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT INVESTIGATION.
The Republican Sub Committee of the Cen
eral Committee to inquire j. the condition OF the Dis
trict Associations met last evening, Gen' roster
and Mr. Gridley being le only members present. Inc
case of the XvIIth Assembly District was resumed and
Mr. Pullman explained his previous testimony saying
that on the REORGANIZATION in 1869 he had objected to
ahout 900 OF the names enrolled but afterward at the re-
quest OF other members had prepared more careiu s
Of those who from personal knowledge or personal IN
quiry he believed TO be Democrats-about 60 in number
The following testimony was taken;
Rpubhesn lat fall his GU the roll lie Vas Demo-
e' o.. ,sUndrs remembered mailing sfdayi: for Mr. PGuan
two year, ago but Hunt be wasn't sure about uat or
R~eSGesn primary LIingonaye boys 10 him and said be
vas on the roll the vote lie didn't know VINO he 'o
i0I VINE ne A. cohrsn .ort that attempted to vote primary
beeu voted on pons the platform who knew HIM
Geo .a ,ss Chairman Of the natter. regularly
m some eIsef1 f7i' sc n'i s .nI we're ordered back
upd he voting ana there rt ,b one Police to move them
& S bsy we're he knew one voting
two M .su G have sSown t. be part he
bed distinctly that there we're 81 yeio" ueI . roag WITHIN
one IS the whole CustomIIOuss party the u "
elected e mJh e' supposed the Cou Aquuct Board
upSeT democratic eolto though he nndeood that NE h ]
Coasntou appointed when Da,gh and oa,1 % sat
ns behaved very badly he did MT any one voting twice. or Ne
"GT1 9,s The President of Association testified that b. was
present enrolment Tor IN 20 De%acs he Would
there were fraudulent on that roll unioabIedy
bad HsST sSp taf@ 20 Avenue
can, he had opRe oa msn hi 30 Se,, there.
l Iu&O'' man was the Caston ou'ei the charge
hat Repa3eaas were from youS vas oy proved i. Mr.
SaS, ~ s .s OSs (. t whom tas
Se..o &c Ss int SiSO. ,6s ysos Ma
ahu, Spencer Kirby Lyon, and others who crowded round
and CONTINUALLY rAshH i~clous os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06

deposition, were accomplished solely through the deter
mnnatlon and courage Of Gov. Warmoth.
Inc materials for the attack upon Mr.. Conway, the
superintendent OF Public Education have been taken
rom me columns Of The Neto orleans Times, the intense
nosunty OF that paper 10 Republicans being augmented
IN MI Conways case by his former opposition TO the
policy OF President Johnson and the schemes OF Demo-
cratic politicians OF this city, who expected, through
mat poey to regain their ascendency in the State Mr.
conway has become unpopular with the late Shareholders
ON account OF his adherence TO his oath OF office which
binds him to establish school from which any child
sha he excluded by reason Of race, color, previous
condition OF sorvitude" The fact that the Republicans
louisiana by majority Of $4,000 votes have expressed
Their confidence In the integrity and ability OK those
whom they have placed in power and that they have
done this at time when other States OF the South
caoled into surrender Of the best fruits of the for
freedom, should speak something for the uprightness
ana craftsmanship of these officials. OBSERVER.
Ncto Orleans, La, April "a, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-06
~ NEST INDIE.

RELEASE OF CAPT. DICRSON-AFFAIRS ~ HAlII
THE WEST INDIA CABLE.
KINGSTON, Jam, May 4, via HAvANA.-The
JUDGES have released Capt Dickson Of the bri1antne
Penui.na1 notwithstanding the objections Of The &C
cuscrt-
News from Porau Prince 70 the Sd has been received
TOE people mistrust the Ministry. The Secretary or
Finance was accused OF nafeasance and resigned Inc
following light his books and papers were burned by
unknown persons. The people became excited ana the
President presented his resignation; but the pcOpe Cd
foreriuner u another war American provisions were
scarce The coffee deliveries concluded ana the cot
ton croD u a failure. The Hornet remained at POrtau
Prince closely watched by spanish cruiser she Is
deeply u dent, and has been obliged to sen hef Goals
Az tuquke was felt IN Hay the GOTH. No damage
r. ported. ,.., -,
Acvce, nom ST. Thomas TO the Isl report that the ay
fng Of TIE telegraph cable TO st. kits was proceeding
with every pro pet of success Inc steamer iOiua
had arrived here. She IS suspected Of beng DlOuser
Nsd ]. carefully watched by a Spanish man of-war,