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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-29
STE SHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
VTIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
AND PACKET COMPANY.
The steamship GEORGE P. UPTON leaves New
York every FRIDAY leaves Richmond every TUES
DAY.
The steamship WILLIAM p. CLYDE leaves New
SATURDAY.
Freight received daily.
u. J. BURR, President,
NH 10 1914 Main street.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-29
SAFES.
SAFES.
TIME GREAT FIRE IN RICHMOND.
III e II II N G'S SA r IES
IN THE sPoTswooD
S23,50e IN CURRENCY,
and the Books Papers, Silver and Valu 4bles of the
Spotswood Hotel and the Adams and
Southern Express Companies are


Southern Express Companies are
SAVED IN HERRING SAFES.
OFFICE OF ADAM s EXPRESS CoMPANY1
No. SO BROADWAY,
New YORK, Dec 81, 1870
MEssRs. HERBIsG, FARRELL SHERMAN: Our Agent
at Richmond writes ''We got thu ough tonight
drying and fixing up the money from the late fire.
The comforts of the safeS23 SEQ in bills-we
cred 1t was Herring Safe, and good one certain.
Yours truly,
II. g. BABCcoK, Treasurer"
MEssRs. HERRING, FARREt & SHERMAN. NEW YoaK
GENTS: The two safes of your manufacture,
which we had in use on the morning of the 25th
instant, at the disastrous fire which destroyed the
spotswood Hotel and adjoining block Of buildings,
have given full satisfaction ana served to prevent
the destruction of $4,000 in currency besides
the valuable papers and books enclosed therein It
WIS impossible for workmen to excavate the Safe
until nearly so hours after the fire.
Respectfully,
j. IF GIBSON,
Asst Sup't for Adams Southern Elk. Cos
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 20, 1870
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-29

DOCK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING EXECUTED
ID At THIS OFFICE
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-29


LETTER FROM ]. NJ. SUBLETT CO.,
Proprie.ors Of the Spots,oood,
RICHMOND VA. Dec. 20, 1870.
MEssRs HERRING, Farrell SHERMAN--GENTs: On
tie morning of the 25th instant, were fortunate
enough to have of your Mornings Patent Cham
pion safes, which fell into the cellar among burn
ing of ruins. After the fire. TO utmost sur
PRISE we found the conteats, consisting of valuable
papers, money and some slverware, all in good
order. Had it not been for your Herrings Safe we
would have lost everything.
J. NJ. suBLETr %.
HERRING'S
PATENT CHAMPION SAFEs,
The most reliable Protection from Fire now
known.
HERRING'S NEW PATENT
CHAMPnON Bankers SAFE,
The best Protection against Burglars Tools
extant.
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,
251 Broadway, corner Murray ST., N. Y.
FARRELL, HERRING 4 CO., Philadelphia.
HERRING & CO., Chicago.
HERRING, BARREL g. SHERMAN,
fe 29-3m New Orleans.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11


form in scarlet garb Of treason,
belch;ng forth utterances insurrection-
airy and -inceuHary --murde,ing, ain,
carceratrg III dungeons, subver,ing
law and order every where where it,
bsetk Gag can be carried--we say
tcrhaps the Walton thinks such'a al
organization ought to have the protec.
ton of aspecia! statute, passed per,
haps by specially cony'ed Congress.
1t would be well to perhaps the Mutton
thinks, t. strike Off a thousand or more
of highly embelIished gold medals to
give to the leaders ofsucii patriotic
'bands," with appropriate ceremonies
say With prayer and benediction--
and then 70 make ali serene. extend an
invitation to q big 'aristocratic dram k
at Delmoilicos. Certainly such bands
ought TO be incoul aged $50 auy ationa!
man can see that.
We are just simple enough 10 be.
lieve that loyal men, and the govern
,nent ought to he protected and pre-
served from lawlc~s, disorganizod
treason breeders. etrn if the cl.as,i. y
Of our Nognn Chorta should be vic.
lated in so doing.
Had summary measures beer ad.
loptcd when the great rebellion was in
its inclpiency, tho nation would have
been spared millions Of treasure aud a
half million of lives. THE great cry
of soaring the Constitution is tacit
recognition ofthe powers combining
for it's overthrow. No, let the Nation
survive, it the Constitution has to be
born again the good old government
of q century can survive for time on
the bylaws at least til its Constr
tuition can BIZ rccuperatcd.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
ICoananicated.l

APRiL 10th, 1871.
Almost an explosion took place at
Jackson, Miss, April eth A Mr.
Laudium, a Democratic Member OF
the House, had made a violent polit.
ical speech, Some Of the RcpubIi
cans commented severely. Laudrum
demanded retraction or satisfaction
which was refused except on the fOor
: Of the House. Finally notes passed
looking to a ScrHamdge, creating
much excitement all through the city.
Laudrum posted q. c. French, Re
publican, as coward, etc, arming
himself with double barrcled shot
gun, and pacing to and fro to defend
his posters, TO the death if need be.
In the meantime a crowd OF two or
three hundred persons had gathered
around, consisting Of members of the
Legislature, prominent citizens, etc,
and it was supposed that nearly all
were armed with pistols, expecting a
hostile collision, which was avoided
BY the timely arrest OF Laudrum and
subsequently Of French. II was fear
ed at one time that a fearful riot and
loss Of life was inevitable, as the
crowd consisted mainly of the friends
and partlzans Of the belIigerrut, all
much excited. hast winter similar
excitement was quoted by the arrest
of a Democratic editor who had post
ed the Pilnt Editor in front Of the
Capitol, making himself conspicuous
IN the presence OF large crowd, with
his shot gun, threatening speedy
death to the Pilot man should he dare
to make bis appearance.
/, was at Jackson whcIc .hc notu-
riou> Yerger butchered Col. Crahr,
the acting Mayor of the City. As
usual, he armed himself and then pa
raded the streets threatening to kill
Col, Crane at sight. Meeting his
victim on the sidewalk, he plunged q
large knl.c into his eide, twisting
slash, with his knife, IN n manner S.
revolving as to Sicken even rebels Who
were watching lergcr trota theu shop
doors, having withdrawn themselves
from the horrible massacre. This
same murderer walks the streets Of
Jackson without fear of punishment,
bold and defiant. Cot. Crane WAS
said to b" n very quiet and highly cs.
tcpmcd officer. These incidents truly
illustrate the fearful volcano over
which the whole southern society
rests ; liable To be cnGnlphcd at any
moment when IN" least Spark shall IL,
mite the inflamable material
OBSERVER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
The ku- kiHr BjH-H Tloidfes TIE
Constitution.

The statute violates the letter OF
. the Constitution BY declaring To be q
rebellion against the United States
when i nothing more than violence
to individuals, and by permitting .hr
writ Of habeaS corp'tS to be suspended
i'll the time Of peace by authorizing
the President to employ the militia
forces III depressing opposition to
State Laws uithort any application
from State authorities by extending
the prohibitions Of the Fourteenth
Amend men' t. ciSes o'p ivatr wrongs
All by eolTag the nttirniI cnri;
with iuriS lialIpn over ordinary crimes
and wlth the tuncli, OF ordinary po.
hccc recre>sion. II violates the en-
tire spirit ufthe Constitution nv confer.
ring upon the President in tn" time
Of peace military discretion which
belong 10 him only ~ Commander u,
Chief in time Of actual war and hy
DESTROYING the separate -- although
Observation-Disclosures of the
States with their appropriate spheres.
which was firmly established in the
Cuslitntion ~ an essential feature o!
our institutions
Perhaps the Nation imagines that
regularly organized band Of maraud
era extending its connections from ,hS
seaboard TO beyond the Mississippi
from the Gulf to the Ohio river, oper
atirc through the medium Of signs
a. -! - "a, ana srsayina IL hHl.iel
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
Foreclosure Sale.

Staic Of WISCONSIN Wood County Cirt'"t
Court,
George A Corrivcau, Phiu'tf, against HcE
ekiah Ripley aud Arm Ripley, Defendants
3y virtue of and pursuant To u Judgment
rendered i" said toUt, in the above entitled
action, and bearing date the Plat day Of
March A. p. lS7i and doeketrd 10 the Office
of he ,lcrk Of tho Circuit Count OF Wood
COUNTY on the 80 dsy of March 4. p 1871.
for the sum of ne thousand and ten dollars
tSl ,UIo.ool. | shall exbose for sale ard scll
At public auc ton, at the front door OF the
Court House In the city OF Grand Rapids. Ia
the county aforesaid, on Saturday, Iuns l0,h
1871, at . o'clock In the afternoon of s, ID
day. the following describe premises or so
much theteof a. NAV be necessary 10 raise
the amount Of ssid judgment, together with
interest upon the same at the rate OF 10 prr
cent. per aBnaui from the date of said luds-
ment, the ecss of he suit. and tie expenses
of thi, sale. 10 WITS sr.a Nos one. - two.
| ~ seven az and eisrt, Is, OF Block M, tour
| o. Of the village OF Ceu'rais, all king II,
tho County OF Wood aud State Of wiseou
sin.
Dated Sheriff. oiRec, Grand Rapids, April
IS, 1911.
Il Il. COMPTON, Sheriff
! 9, Y WHHE, Fs,7AEs A37Fn"@.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
ORANGE +. WININS.

Shakespeare never wrote: Some
men are born notorious. Some
achieve rotoriety, and some have no
torie,y thrust upon them, although
the renowned bard came very near IT,.
Orange p. Winans has achieved
notoriety in bartefing his principles
FIR lucre. Thirty DAYS ago an OBJ
scure member of the New York leg.
islaturc from Chataqua County, to.
day he is known throughout the Ma
ton as magnificent Judas syco.
phant a, the feet of the Sach ms of
Tammany, and the Lords Of Erie. -
The press have so Sufficiently yenti-
lated the treason to principle of Wi
mans that to now let him entirely
alone would be commrndablc.
We have yet to find the journal
that attempts TO excuse the orrng
Legislator, or Shield him from Tia"
,athemas Of an outraged people,
which is rs il should be. Neither
hava hc found n j,nrnal so generous
as Ia. be wiling TO east the broad
broad mantle OF charity over ore who
in the hour of bis greatest temptation
fell from his high position of honor
and trust to the lowest depths Of moral
and political inramy. The Journals
who so readily dcnouncc and con
dcmu through the most bitter invec.
tive the unfortunate man whose honor
integrity and character are forever
scared, yea irrevocabIy lost, don't
don't stop to ask themselves, !" ho'c
much itr9er must hare becn The snO,
6store I touH hare yiehlcdf but
with y majesty BETTING the Gods,
bcl.h out their shafts of wrath as
though their virtue waa secure be,
yont all allrremeuts Of temptation,
as though their political honor was
incapable Of blemish.
One hu,uIrea thousand dollars, and
position equivalent To twenty-five
or fifty thousand more, is tremen-
dous lever to move mans integrity,
especially where poverty or a punched
condition Of finance may act as q full.
crome.
Judas betrayed his Master for thlr-
~ pieces Of silver. lfa man counted
q" disciple ' could betray Christ for
. pittuAce, it is easy to sec how easy
it were for o0iitician to betray his
constituency fer princely fortune.
We say nothing in extennation
Of the treason OF Mr.. Wjnans, We
only ask how many, 1--WE know there
are many who would noO among
men are there who would not have
followed the Reckoning temptation
with rich promics Of position aud
trust in the one hand aud the glitter
ing gold in the other, even To the
very verge of complete soul annihi'
latiou. How many?
Winat's temptation way one which,
thank God, is seldom offered To men.
Legislators are not immaculate, Meth.
CT is man incompatible.
While We scorn TIE action of the
unfortunate man aud ioa,he the
temptors of Tammany and Erie inter.
csts, let us exercise little charity for
the weakness Of him who, struggling
perhaps, knet in an unqualified mo.
ment at the feet OF Baa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
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An ORDINANCE

sr ia.
"',''"S ;" wv Wv 80. -, 80.
~ III MI - -
The Cnnihfote Eon1cil nf the EIty Of Grand
RAPIDS doordais as TOTO $500
Scetion !. ThSfe sisij be sccnstr ueted in
the Guysof GrauA Rdbias, silekaks a. fol-
lows. ~ yif,r .&JN ftses4E tsss6ifi,ssp Front
sueet from j. NJ 81 ssar,s sN7ess siiibling 10
tho Nsffb SIDE 81 the Ia oceUpi.d b. Nm.
:. MiTfef As b,i. ines4 iol. lie Yidth Of said
walk 10 be eight seat on the South side III
the street known "a Tie Ployer road fropl
said Miller loffty thrsfayt oyfTe rHA TX f6ad
from the head of the plank road. on The same
aide by The LOT. oec,tnie1 Nv j Searl, G.
Warren and {; =, Baker 40 Stl,e oastici.
Iiue road On the South sTIe az Wa fthtt,ou
Avenue fran tbs aa4rfefsJjsge 'fo3iI fti The
East side of Woods Addition ON The North
side Of Willie Street. 10 the East side oi
Block 8 Ia Woods Addition. An 4 STA
sidewalk eyeent ne hcrrm o,l,ay,yis,, pro,i,
Jed shall be five feet in widtt md COW
structed of pa.k two inches in ,htchnss~
ana Laid upon prnpcr sleepers. gp,isr the di.
rcriioq Of. and suLiret q thc appro,slofthc
Street Commissioners Of the Wards IL Shieh
said sidewalks are built
Scetion2. The owner or owners of any
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
In pr0bate--W God %. Court

In the matter Of the estaM Of Louis Has
brouck deceased
To all whom il NAV concern:
Letters of administration or said estate
having been issued 10 joseph II sb Fdick, Bt
the city o. Grand Rapids, Wood Comry,W WIS.
conSin, on the Srh day at April 1871, aud
six mon hs from AID after said day Icing
allowed and limited for creditors TO present
their claims for cxamu zion and allowance,
notice is he, chy given that the undersigned
viii, ON The 9TH dny Of October ISL, as hi,
oiice in said city Of Crane Rapids, receive
examine and adjust IN claims aud demand,
OF all persons ag,iu4t said deceased.
j. b. WIrrER. County Judge
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
THAT is A MIST

We are not selling Clqckery and Glassware cost We
admit that selling lower than anyone north of Mlwa
kee yet having regular profit all goods sold
We buy ID large quantities, and of can undersel-
We have Of the finest Of Glass and Cockerv ware
sold in any market which selling very low flo
Call and examine stock before purchasing
sasgaa3 @n #H ~" @.#
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
M0RDEN'S
s1SEg9 -
Red Front Store,

Groceries, Crockefy," Glass Ware, Dried
and Canned ! ITllfltfb~ Dried Apples Teas,
Coffees, Specs Sc III <s.a's4>
Table andIPocket Cutlery, Silver Plated
Table Ware Box Honey Is cents per Ii.
" A" Coffee Sugar 6 IA lbs. for $1.OO.
Brown Sugar from7 to - lbs. for $l.OO.
All goods sold exclusively for cash. The
highest market price paid for Country
Produce.
We will sell Crockery and Glass Ware, at
wholesale, at Milwaukee prices, freight adj
ded.
o0o Q532l@
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-11
MILLINERY!
SPRING OPENING,

THE undersigned. owing 70 the Growth Of
L her business wi remove. April 18th, TO
The building formerly known as the Reyo.
luton Store opposite the Bank ~ r.
Witter, where che w''l he prepared to eHhfh-
it TO her former pg,r nris and the general pub
he, the most complete stock OF Mil Hery
Goods, Ladies Furnishing Goods, aud all the
AZ ertluaHrrs properly belonging "a the
Millinery trade. eyer afserel 10 fhr Public. -
| have secured the services of Miss Lizzie
Smith, Of Nes York. who will assist ME in
al the departments Of the trade.
| Thankfal for past patronage, she hopes Tor
= eoutnpance Of the same
MRS 4, HUNTINGTON
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

- before stated, we have YcCti' &c :,
OF the New Orleans and jackson Railroad,
a finely printed brochure. the c!Ic,!lar al the
Pennsylvania. Military Ac;.'ien4y. located IL
Chester. Pennsylvania. Iais Institution,
which. as We gather from s.le circular IS
modelled. 70 :. considerable c...u.. after the
United States Military Academy Il: West
Point. combine. . high g.&.ie. ST classical
study with al .tiic:cE: military edacation-
not :" thorough a. al IKE national ins:i:,!
ton. bUt sufficiently 80 - :orm lie eovleo.
habit. which eomror: with :. .LcTcugh Lite
rary :ini scientific education. Experience
has shown Ma: educational! institutions.
formed npoE :: military bas:-. aye best CAL
culated TO promote chose et.d.oU. HABITS
purpose of thorough youthful training. -
an evidence o; Che high standing Of :he
Pennsylvania Military Academy. :he
United State. War Department. la. detailed
Captain Thomas J. !lov,.. If III. regular
army. to he Py"te4soro: Military Science ia
'he academy. The P-e-.G.n: OF the ins.i.u-
ton is Co!one! Theodore Hv".:. vii" is ~
the head q: both tire academic ana :Lc ny
itary staff. We have only rCom 70 add :ha:
in the course OF instruction. 4 I'll: hours per
day are assigned :cr stN'v one hccy sur
d:ill. one and = k..l; Gcur :or meals. five
and u half Lo":- &c: recreation. leaving
eight hour. for ..eeH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
Z NEW DEVICE.

Within the pas: month il has fallen
under Or observation that there was q
disposition abroad 20 facilitate the culti-
walton Q: g new !.ncrage in or cosmo-
po!itan community, ard since it WAS an
acquisition Tia: promised to ;.ia:e the
too :secu.n: strain upon the tympanus
tina; is now called FOX. the innovation did
no: NEE: with oar Conscientious Ieproba-
ton. The f,s: mixing q! this intrusion
was Observable N the stree: cars and pub.
lie places in :he shape q. . small octave
publication containing Ike 81 Sns that are
used by tie dea: and dumb, accompanied
by reasonable explanations .: the same
These publications being read and APP
precia:ed ~ an :ndulsen. public. the
Outcome was a generous movement in
suppo,: OF tie Observation-Disclosures! by the
printed nanu.i. :: broke Oh. from
among the younger section Of the human
family, b.: ve!: soon extended
to the ad;..: Ief..a:ior. Til. could
be seen ~ ne ROSY casual OBJ
server. for il amos: every crowd there
were parties lo>.uI!nS with their LANDS
and fingers rs !: ;:.ey We're engaged by
the month. Al sorts Q: siSn> were cast.
sometimes with one hand and sometimes
with two. and following these came smiles
and laughter jas: as though the parties
had been saying good things with their
natura! organs q speech. And now the
contagion L., spread 20 the theatres.
where these m"ripulatioI> are Of fire.
quen: and growing consequence. Young
ladies il tie pa,cUette exercise their con-
versationa! powers with young ladies in
the dress circle, and even from tie pit to
the gallery the process is in successful
operation. And as i. annoys nobody but
those whose curiosity is to hear what
other people are communing about, why,
the public has generally voted it decided
improvement on the old system Of yelling
prattling remarks back and forth from
the lungs Of the impatient. So let it 60.