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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08
Communicated.
lSOciui Life at the South.
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Equality " as the f,'ail Of Republican,
rule, so much harpcd upon IN the
Democratic pess--natnraliy inclIneS
one to inquire into the habits of South
ern life, where Democracy, in its
putty doth abound. A few cases
will he suf'iricn, To illustrate facts bet.
ter than mere descriptive words.
1T. A Southerncr from Holmes
county, Miss, gets an act passed by
Legislature Of Miss, to lrgitirnltlze
six chiIdr.n by five different coIorrtl
women. This j. an exceptional ease,
because the majority Of eases of tins
kind make no provision for illrc'tlmatr
cuibrrd childrpn--in slave times they
wire sold the same as either property ;
hnt now on the death ot the father the
children are turned loose upon the
world, penniiesS.
81. NJ, only was it very common
for slave owners to have brood OF
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08

SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of " isconsin - Cfrcsat Court Of Wood
Colatg.
Henry A. Sampson, Plaintiff, against limo.
thy Hurley, Elizabeth Hurley, his wife,
aud Hugh ByrnS, Defendants.
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
In virtue of, and Pursuant to a Judgment
of said court, in the action "a above untitled.
rendered and dated on the 2lst day of March
A. D. 1871, shall expose for sale, and sell
at public auction, at the frort door Of the
Court House in the City of Grand Rapids IN
said County on
SATURDAY, THE 10th DAY OFJUNE, 1871
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of that day,
the following described mortgaged premises
or so much thereof as may be sufficient TO
raise the amount due TO the plaintiff for
principal, iuteresl and costs, together with
the expenses of sale, to wit The one undi-
vidCd half Of each and every of the follow.
ing described pieces and parcels of land SIT.
aa:e lying and being in the county of Wood
aud state of Wiscon,in, to wit: Fractional
lots Nos. one {: |, two III and three L$l, of
section No. twenty four t24) IN township
No. twenty.two E22l north, Of rahgr No
five ) east and also the undivided hall
OF the southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter OF said section No. twenty -four "A [
in said township and range, and also the uu-
divided half Of small fraction continuing
five and $1,000 acres in section No. nineteen
l9l Of township No. twenty-five 22l north
OF range No ak IL EAST, tthe said last men.
toned tract being the fraction of the north
west quarter on said section nineteen l9l
on the northwest side of the Wisconsin
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08

State of Wisconsin Wood County Cirena
Court.
George A. Corriveau, Plaintiff, against Hez
ekilh Ripley and 4 m Ripley, Defendants
~ virtue of and pursuant to Judgment
rendered in said Court. in the above entitled
action. and bearing date the 2lst day OF
March A. D. 1874, and docketed in the once
Of the Cferk OF the Cifchit Court n Wood
county. on the 30 day of March A. D. ISL
for the snm Of nne thousand and ten dollars
tSi ,olo.o0l. / shall exb bose for sale and sen
ut public auction, at the from, door OF we
Court House in the city of G rand Rapids. ~
the eouety aforesaid on Saturday. June iots
1871. az . o'clock in the afternoon OF sa'o
day. the following descr,be1 premises, or 50
much thereof a. may be necessary to rAi's
the amount Of said Judgment; together WIZ
interest upon ,he same at the rate OF ~ pe'
eent. per annnm, from the date Of said ri's
mpnt, the costs Of he suit, and tie expenses
of this sale. TO Wit Lots Nos. ONE, { u two,
"a, seven ID ara eight, $50 Block NO. 'ou,
"a OF The village OF Cehtta'ia. all living ~
the County OF Wood ana State Of Wiseon'
sin. -,
Dated sberif's Office, Grand Rapids Ap'h
IS, 1871. r,ss
en- WEBB, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NOTICE.
State Of Wisconsin Wood County Circuit
Court

!Staie Of WTseonsi,,--W ood County Circuit
Court
In the matter of the application Of the Wis
consn Central Railroad Company tformer'
" the Portage, WiDnebago Il Superior
Railroad Company for the appointment cf
Appraising Committees
Notice is hereby given to all whom IL may
concern That on the 2th day of jane A. d.
1871. at ~ o'clock in the forenoon of that
day, or AZ soou thereafter a. counsel can be
heard, application will be made to the Judge
of the Circuit Court for the Seventh ,Iudie,ai
Circuit of the State Of Wisconsin, at his
chambers in Amherst, in the County of Por
age in said iIcuit, for the appointment OF
three appraiSing Commissioners, provided
for by Section ~, Of Chapter BIZ, OF the
Private and Local Laws OF 1855 and by See
ton 49, Of Chapter 3li, OF the Private and
Local Laws of 1865, and consolidated under
the PROVISIONS of thapter 2l7 OF the PIlyate
and Local Laws OF 1863, whose duty it shall
be 70 view and examine any LANDS taken IN
said County Of Wood by said Company for
its railroad and appertehances, with the
buildings and improvements thereon TO es'
innate and determine The value OF such lands
and property, aud to DIES gnate the sum 10 he
paid by said Company to the "wu"rs OF such
lands aud property respectively; and 10
make aud file With the TiIek Of the Circuit
Court Of said County, tepo Is at their dolngs
therein respectively, under their hands or
the hands OF a majority Of them and 10 do
any and III other thugs required by law to
be- done by such Commissioners.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
GEORGE REED,
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WORDEN'S
Red Front Store,

Groceries, Crockery, Glass Ware Dried
and Canned Fruits, Dried Apples Teas,
Cotfees, Spices DC.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Silver Plated
Table Ware, Box Honey IS cents per ID.
"a" Coffee Sugar 6 IA lbs. for SlOO.
Brown Sugar from 7 to 10 lbs. for $lO0.
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. 4.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08

We not selling Crockery and Glassware cost We
admit that selling lower than anyone north fMwau.
kee, yet having regular profit all goods sold
We buy in large quantities and of coarse underse--
We have Of the finest sets of Glass and Crockery ware
sold in any market which selling very low fig
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08

.7ts \ while ago, a poor wavtar-
in@ man of griet came to Burnham
Name, but would pot reveal his name
" residence He died last week, and
an examination into his ctSrc,s shows
shat he was Professor Grrruleaf. the
author of dc Grammar and the other
.rlai books, amao< in Mo ro,Wrry
iht". years ago
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08
PROPOSED PosrroNEMFyT.

The deputies in the Assembly from
The departments occupied by the Ger
man troops intend TO move that the
disqmcting debate in regard to the
position If the Orlean, Princes be
postponed till the conclusion of boar
and the payment Of the war indemnity
has feed the country from the Ger.
mans,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08
BELGIUM
VICTOR uuGo EETUNs THANKS.

N'''b tteN'' hh' \ 40 'hA+'hH'
BRrsSrLS, jane 5.--Thr Indppen
deuce b Iye to-day publishes a letter
from Victor Hugo, expressing his
thanks tn the five Deputies in tie
Belgian Chambers who voted for ar
order Of the day rrgretriug the viror.
ons measures adopted by the Govern.
ment tor his expulsion from the conn.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
RECEIVED UP TO G0LyG T0 PRESS
TE1SCE

TIE LEADERS OF THE RESURRECTION.
New YoRK, June OF 100 mem.
hrr> Of the Commune Government,
P,art alone remains Al large. Paris
specials say that Versallil> intend To
iinrison or exrcute all insurgents
who tod. n leading part in the revo-
luton; that all the blond>lpd has
not appcascd their thirst for revenge
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08

Hon. John p. Hale has nearly
recovered his former health. II
would not be surprising 10 see him
agaius taking part in New lamp.
Sire politics.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08
ADDRESS TO THE POPE.

An address, to the Pope i. circulat.
ing IN the provinces, II expresses
the hope that regulated France will
soon lend an avenglng arm To the
Holy Father. The document is freely
signed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08

80 tPwAnp Of Forty Thousand
bottles Of Nr1cHu's Has KEstoRA
TIVE were sold from Jaw. LIST to jane
LIST, which fact tells It's own story.
It, 50 clean, unl hooks 50 nice thvt
the ladies' are delighted wilh It. See
advertisement,
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PA Rolls.

Pans. June 5--Frenpg 800 Belle.
Vile. La Filct,e and Montrouge are
still pa'r,lled day and night,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08

Hon. John p. Hale has nearly
recovered HE former health. 1t
wonli not be surprising to see him
agaius taking part in New lamp.
Sire politics.
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
RECEIYED UPTO CONG TO PRESS
T'E1SCE
TIE LEADERS OF THE RESURRECTION.
New YoRK, June 5.--Of 100 mem.
hrr> Of the Commune Government,
P,alt alone remains Al large. Paris
specials say that Nersaiilils intend To
lnlrisDn or cxrcute all insurgents
who took leading part in the revo-
luton; that all the blond,hpd has
not appcascd their thirSt for revenge.
PATROLS.
Pans. June 5-Fvpnlpg. - Belle.
Vile. La Fillctte and Montrouge are
still pa'r'lled day and night.
PROPOSED PosTrONEMFNT.
The Deputies in the Assembly from
The departments occupied by the Ger
man troops intend TO move that the
disquicting debate in regard "a the
position If the Orleans Princes be
postponed till the conclusion of boar
and the payment Of the war indemnity
has feed the country from the Ger.
mans.
ADDRESS TO THE POPE.
An address to the Pope i. circulat.
ing in the provinces. It expresses
the hope that regulated France will
soon lend an avenglng arm to the
Holy Father. The document is freely
signed
ATTEMPTED REVOLT OF PRISONERS.
The prisoners at Saint SnIspice en-.
d"arored, on sunday, to get posses.
sion ~ Spne arms The attempt was
discovered aud frustrated several
soldiers who abuted t, e prisoners
were arrested and Immediately sent
to Versailles.
REPORTED ARREST OF PyATT,
There ~ rnmOr. which has not
vet been conhrme', that Felix Pyatt
was arrested in Paris to day.
SUICIDE OF a COLONEL.
The Fcderlst lieutenant Colonel
B"urSIer committed sncide to-day,
just as he was about being arrested.
SERIOUS FIRE.
There was Srrions fire in the Non.
quarter last night, which is
suspected To have been caused by a
petroleum bomb.
ARRESTS.
Arrests continue to be made in all
paftS al lne Guy.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION
In Llberle has a report that an at.
tempt has been made to a>sas.inate
he Gr,mau project ut S,rasbuurg,
who was tired at by revolver aud |
TUE ku kLux INVESTIGATION,
WAsntSGroN lime 5th,-The .ipip,
JeInm'tter now sitting ut the caplaI
or the rurraN" OF Investigating the
southern ou,rages, examined ex. Sec
'etary Warren and two other witness
-, Saturday. The testimony related
To the general state oIio.rS
n Aahanma, and particularly to the
acts ~ the case vt the Eulaw riots.
at fail, aud the a'temr to prosecute
l"trr> and others .m,l,y nf outragcs
u trcrn comfy. One a the wit.
t'SHe" testified /, M At,art on an old
nan on the way from VI bile, where
ne had been summoned to testify
iGNinst the Eut1w rioters AMONG
he Witnesses to be examined before
he committee this whrk are ,Idpe
Orr, aud Mr, Pride, Of North Caro-.
ma, and Mr. Panc-ruS, of onth Car.
dina, llnn ID IL hanbcrlain, has
lI>o been summoned. Al vet, wit
'eS>eS have been summoned from
'nIv four states, VIZ: Ahhamm
mississippi, North Carolina and
south Carolina,
DELGICM
VICTOR HUGO RETUNs THANKS.
p,r.r,., I,,,, H. J,l..,,,.
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If you have ne, er used this Remedy, Try it.
PONDS EXTRACT
Or Y ge'abIe Pain Destroyer.
THE PEOPLES REMEDY.

THE GREATEST FAMILY MEDICINE OF
l. TIE AGE 1t cures IL larger number Of
diseases is more clearly. more prompt and
reliable in it's action than any other, and i
tas' diving all other Pain Killer from
the market.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08
DicfOr Hugo.

The Belgian Government has be.
come 30 badly scared at The presence
Of the great lingo, rs 20 issue an
edlskpi Punishment, and poor lEngo
he who has daae SO much for the
literature, the morals aud the well be
ing Of FraDce--is again turned ont
upon the world a homeless waud"rrr.
After the tall Of the Empire, Hugo,
after long exile, returned in triumph
to the land So dear to him, only t. be
hunted down by bis own inturiatrd
conntrymrn
Hugo is man Of large affections,
intense patriotism and mos. sensitive
feeling. The death Of a son, in the
recent revolution, together with his
miSlortunos, have near driven the
great NnTo 10 madness, AMI though
he may die di>hornrc,i wreck in the
eyes Of the 10 deg France, the time
will come when the remnant of the
great Nation wiz join with the Ma.
t"ns Of the Earth in giving him
honor and praise. As a sturdy patriot,
An unS"It~h hero, and refined sclol
ar, who has done NJ much if lot more
than all his cp4nnpprs IN oI,,.n ,hn
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Photographs -! Photographs /! -!

vignette, Photo Rcliefs and the plain
Cert de Fistas made in the best of ; vie every
time, and never fail to satisfy snd please our
customers We are also making Cabinet
Size Photos single or in grohp+ for SxIo
frames, They are beautiful orutmrnt tor
Your parlor, true and never fading likeness
Of YOU. frlcnds, Call and see Our work AuA
satisfy yourselves thai We are making THE
BEST Photographs ever made in the CITY,
NJ. F. CROWTNER Artist
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08
ATTEMPTED REVOLT OF PRISONERS.

The prisoners at Saint SnIspice en-
deavored, ON sunday, to get posses
Si,.n ~ Sune arms. The attempt was
discovered aud frustrated. several
soldiers who abptted t, e prisoners
wc1" arrested and Immediately sent
to Versailles.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

Ia Liber,e has a report that an at.
tempt has been made to a>saS-inate
the Gr,mau pretrct ut S,rasbuurg,
who was fired at by 4 revolver aud
wounded.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-08
REPORTED ARREST OF pYATT.
ARRESTS.

Arrests continue to be made in all
parts oi the city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-14
Jury Of Salt Lake with the following

Jury of Salt Lake with the following
remarks: ''Gentlemen of the Grand
Jury-You have presented to the
Court some very important iitlict-
ments, mos: of which are rot yet made
known. You ask permission to adj
iourn for Il time; you shall have it.
The Court must remain i'll session for
some time yet, hut you may adjourn
to Monday. November 10Th. Come
back then, gentlemen, and there will
be more work for you to do. You
have the thanks of this Court for what
YOU have already done.''
The Silver Cloud mine, in Camp
Floyd, Utah, sold last week for $780,
600. Mining transactions are reported
Unusually heavy i'll that Territory.
Second Lieutenant .ouis Schonborn,
Third Infantry, recently tried before IL
coui't-martial at Fort Dodge, Kansas,
for conduct unbecOning an officer and
Il gentleman, and found guilty, has
been dismissed the service.
The ship Legal Tenderrecently came
into San Francisco, from Ochotsck,
loaded with l:,5, 600 goldfish. She re-
ported the Cold Hunter with 10000,
the Union with ll3, 900. the Domingo
with 6O.00O, and the Clara IL. S,itil
with 30, 800. There is only about half
, the tonnage in the business this year
that there was last, and the catch so
far is small for the number of men
employed; but the prices are better
than ever before. and will be remu-
nerative.
Col. Daniel Norcross. who was seri-
ously injured at Sononla, Cal, Mon
day, Oct. ID, by being thrown from a
buggy. was taken to San Francisco.
and Is likely to recover.
Mrs. n. j. Savier. who killed Mrs.
Lake i'll the Grand Hotel, Stockton, Il
few months ago. has been indicted for
murder by the Grand Jury.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-14

.sTommy, my son, what are you
going to do with that clnb?'' ssSend
it to the editor.'' But what are Won
going to send it to the editor for?,'
:. Cause he says if anybody will send
him club he will send them a copy of
his paper The mother came very
near fainting, but retained conscious
ness enough to ask - But, Tommy,
dear, what do you suppose he wants
with cIub?' :. Well, / don't know. y,
responded the hopeful urchi1i, ..unless
its to knock down subscribers as don,t
pay for their paper
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PERSONALS.

Bismarck. besides making his mark
as Il statesman. has been forellanded i'm
the ''pelf' line. His income. ac lnired
principally since the late wars, is $500,
600 per annum.
John p. Hale. who has been partially
iarllyZed, had knee fractured by
hcing knocked down by a runaway
team, at Dover n. H. recently.
The Prince and Princess of Olden-
burg, Of Russia. are at present on Il
visit to England.
Mrs. Lucas. sister of John Bright.
is OH visit to the Pacific Coast.
The Countess Pourtales has begged
some OF Eugenie's jewels from rhiers.
John S. Moore, of jacksonville,
Illinois, committed suicide by strycll-
nine.
Mrs. Stanton is said to be an expert
angler. She certainly drops Il line
with great effect.
Tilton says Victoria Woodruff is
only 30. This makes her too young
for the next Presidency.
Assistant Secretary Richardson. of
the Treasury Department. will remain
in Europe until December.
Il. A. Scott is said to he President
OF two railroad companies, ice
President of eleven, and Director in
thirty-four.
A. II. Stewart's new hotel for women,
at the corner of Fourth street and
Thirty-second. street, New York. is
rapidly progressing toward compile
ton. Two million dollars have been
appropriated for it, and another mil
lion will be required to complete it.
This is the largest sum ever given by
single individual for any cdifice for
benevolent purposes.
1t is said of FAD Lincoln that
when about eight years old, he, Of
his own accord. signed a pledge of
total absti Rence from all sorts of intoxi-
eating liquor Md tobacco, to which he
unf1inchingly Misunderstanding all
offers of wine, even at public dinners
and elsewhere. with politeness. hut
with the decisive answer. Il am
pledged to total abstinence
The Emperor William, during his
stay ut GaStein, inaugurated new
Prote slant church.
The New York Herald says the
new Professor OF Engineering ut West
Point will be Colonel Peter s. Niche.
now Professor of Philosophy Mt the
Academy. Il graduate Of the class of
1853. and but lately a Captain in the
Corps of Engineers.
Rev. DIR. N. S. S. Bennan. of Troy.
N. Y, prominent Presbyterian
divine, celebrated for his controversy
with Archbishop Hughes many years
ago, died a few days since of old age
and paralysis.
Gen. e. j. Babbitt, who is on the
retired army list, is stopping at the
City Hotel, Corvallis. The General
is on business connected with the
Presbyterian Church.
w. Byron Daniels has been chosen
Assistant Clerk of the Territorial
Legislature at Olympia.
George Smith, riding boss on the
railroad grade near Kalama, cut his
foot with a mattock Il few days ago,
intlicting a frightful wound.
Hon. C. G. Melnminger ex-Con-
federate Secretary of the Treasury,
has turned Radical, and is the only
official elected ON the Radical ticket in
the late municipal election i'll Charles
ton, s. G.
DIR. Dollinger is just seventy years
old, and has led a life of remarkable
| abstemiousness. He possesses a library
of more than 80, 900 volumes, and re-
mains among his books with but little
intermission from a. III. to 8 d. m.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-14

'sAnntie, 81 said three-year-old boy
one day, 81 don't like my aprons
tarched SO drefful. So much tarchness
makes the tiffness tratch the baroness, y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-14

A new Turkish iron-clad is called
neutrality-suspicious. (conclud-
ed in our next isstle).
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-14

Recent explorations in the valley of
Salt River. Arizona. have caused the
discovery of an extensive mound.
Excavations have been made at two
points, and apartments regularly built,
from nine to eleven feet square, were
laid open. In these rooms various
agricultural implements We're 1oolld.
besides ornaments of colored stone,
and the bones and teeth of animals.
In western New Mexico, it IS stated,
the ruins of seventeen towns have been
discovered, the walls of the houses be-
ing in some instances composed oi
stone, but for the most part OF ADOBE.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-14

.sI and Daniel Webster put up at
the same tavern last night, said a
rough looking fellow. 1T must have
been a house of accommodation Tor
both man and beast" volunteered
bystander.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
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laut Bef6luB Der leBte1 @eneralz Nerz
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