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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
ALWAYS ON HAND.
ELECTION NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OEFIcE,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Wood County,
Whereas A contract has this day been FL.
ed in my office, between the Wisconsin Val.
ley Railroad Company party of the first,
and the County Of Wood, by the Board of
Railroad Commissioners Of aaid County, par
ty OF the second part, which said contract
is as follows, to wit:
ARTICLES of agreement made and con-
Guided tue thirteenth day Of March, A. D
1872, by and between the Wisconsin Valley
Railroad Company, company duly organized
under the laws of the State of Wisconsin.
party OF the first part and The county Of
W ood in the State of Wisconsin, hy John
RabIin, Geo. Neevcs, John Edwards, Francis
Biron, .. Garrison, H. W Jackson, K. c.
Lyon, J. D. Witter, L. ?. Powers, Jos Wood
I. L, Scott, |. l.. Mosher and +. Dutruit
board of railroad commissioners OF the coun-
ty Of Wood party of the second part.
Hhereas, The Wisconsin Valley Railroad
Company, the said party of the first part,
have represented to the sad county Of W God
and to the tax payers thereof tina. the said
party OF The i-st part propose to and " ii
build, construct, iron and equip railroad
from the Village of Tomah, in the county of
Monroe, state OF isconsir', to within one
half mile of the plated village Of Centraia,
in the county of Wood in said state, substan
TALLY upon the line Of said railroad as now
surveyed and located, to be constructed,
ironed and cars running thereon, within the
time hereinafter specified, aud
Whereas, The said party Of the second
part is DESTROYS of aiding in the construction
of said ralto by subsc ribirg to the capital
stock Of said Railroad Company, and by is
suing and delivering to said party of the
FIRST party, the Bonds OF the said county of
Wood to the amount Of Fifty Thousand dol.
lars. in exchange for an equal amount of the
capital stock OF said Railroad Company
Now therefore, this agreement wituosseth :
First The said party of the first part in
consideration Of :ht premises aud Of the
agreements hereinafter contained, 10 be per-
foi med by the said party Of the second part
agrees to build cons tract, iron and eqain
railroad from the village of Tomah aforesaid
to within oue-half mile of the plated village
of Centralia aforesaid, and to commence
actiAe operations, on the line thereof within
tn days after the issue Of Bonds by said
County to the amount OF fifty thousand dol
lars IN exchange for an equal amount Of tho
capt al stock OF said railroad Shall be am
thorized By the required number OF voter, Of
said eounty OF God, as provided by Chap
ter zlo OF the PriFaie and Loca! Laws of
the safe Of Wisconsin for the year A d.
ls'", aud ths acts amenda;ory thereto, and
TO continuously prosecute the work OF build
inS ana constructing Of sale railroad with all
reasonable force and yigor until the whole
t@eFeoi between said Village Of Tonah and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
OUR GEN Is.
TIE adjournment IF the Legistd'
tire.

The Goth instant was the time de-
cidcd upon for Adjournment by the
State Legislature, aud in oil probabil
ily this august assembIage is among
the things Of the past. The last few
days Of its existence indicated speedy
dissolution. The Honorable Body
seemed, like all It's prcdoccs<ors.
aware Of its approaching fate, aai
seemed anxious To do all its business
before the Body became a corpse. -
The fact il, our Legislature is to n
degree becoming farce, and too
much Of the peoples time is squan,
dcred in crackag stale jokes n, j
making presentation speeches over
gold watches, end chains, or gold
headed canes, presented TO A, b, or
&, by his many tljrods, as a testi-
moniaI, etc, etc" We always sup
posed men were pali for their ser
vices and too frequently they receive
. good deal more than n Just cquiya,
lent, if brains is at all counted in -
We are glad this Legislature is dead.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28

neau, Rosetta Juneau, Maggie Con
way, J. Q. Emery.
Sarah L. TurnbulI, Teacher.-J. Q
Emery, Miss M. Ross, Miss l., Clark.
Emma Hasbrouk, Mrs. Clark, Mrs.
Blake.
Libble Callan, Teacher j. @ EN-.
cry, Julia kcnough, Julia Dowdal.
Mrs. 5. +. Vaughan, Teacher
Mrs. Boyer, Mrs, BlakesIy, J. Q, Elm
cry.
Hannah NJ. Oitcil, Teacher Mr.
and Mrs Robinson, Mrs. Chas. O'Neil
| VIM. Smith.
Carrie Huntington, Teacher
Fema Wilsa, Fema PeIlorsels, Han
nah Gaulka, Herman Botcher, Mr.
Leebeck, Maggie PeIlersels, J. @
Emery, Chas. Wilka, Henry Hack
| berth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28


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Charles Houston.
Mrs. $. +. Vaughan. Teacher
Fred Duchesnie. Sarah Duchesnic.
Hannah VI. N'Oeill, Teacher. Mel.
son Smith, Herbert f. Eismc.
Carrie Huntington, Teacher
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
TOtcn Meeting.

Next Tuesday is the day for the
annual election Of Town and City
officers. There seems to be but little
enthusiasm among asprants for Off.
cial positions. The people will be
called upon on that day, to vote for
a Judge Of the 18th Judicial Circuit.
Judge Gaze is the present incum-
bent, as is he also an aspirant for re-
election. AS there is no candidate
against him, he Of course will get al.
most the entire vote of the circuit.
The vote on the proposition sub.
mitted by the Tomah Railroad Com.
pany will also be polled on the %
instant. The proposition has been
published in three consecutive issues
of the Exporter, besides having been
posted IN every town in the County
therefore the people will act under
standingly. We believe it to be for
the interest of the County for the
proposition to carry. Vote for the
proposition.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
Friend Reporter ;.

Friend Reporter :
In your issue of the 9TH Inst. APP.
pears an article, headed Nasonville,
in which the writer sets forth the
superior advantages that Nasonville
possesses for agricultural purposes,
over other parts Of the County. He
Is correct in this respect; there arc
larger tracts Of hard wood land to be
found in, and around the town Of Lin.
coin, than in Sigel, Rudolph or Sene.
en-. Yet, all the above towns have
numerous Ridges of hard wood land
running through them, with equally as
good soil as Lincoln. And the few
farmers who are scattered over those
towns, receive return for the labor
Invested, to equal Lincoln or any
other place have ever seen. And
in any Of the three towns mentioned,
land can be bought at about one half
the price, it can be bought in Lincoln
and on as easy terms of payment.
As to the remarks on the road ques.
ton, contained in the article, ! wish
Gf l may DO allowed the expression, J
"To put the saddle on the right
horse" Two years ago there was a
road projected from Nasonyillc to
Grand Rapids, for which the Comfy
was expected to appropriate money
to build. The County Board ap.
pointed committee to examine, the
proposed line of road and report there
on. Said committee found seventeen
miles Of wilderness without one set
tier in that distance, if my memory
serves me right, and / think il does.
The committees report was against
the road, and now comes the secret
Of L0iation Mr. Mason fearing that
there might be an appropriation for
some other road through the County,
went to the trouble to investigate the
powers vested in the County Board,
IN regard to approprlatlng money for
road purposes, and 10! he found that
they had no power whatever to build
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
Green Lay dl,d mississippi Raj.
rOuH.

The question Of granting aid to the
above road in binding its track to
the Mississippi, is being agitated free.
y IN towns and counties along the
proposed line, and is made the subject
.of Il general meeting at La Crosse to.
morrow, Wednesday, of tins week
That the construction of that railway
through this section of country would
be OF immense benefit, not to Sparta.
but 10 the whole country northeast OF
us is self evident on slight exann.
alton Of the map. The road is now
flushed from Green Bay TO New
/ London, and will most certainly pass
| from thence southwest to Grand Rap
ids, on the Wisconsin River. From
this point nearly an air. line to H.
Crosse vii! bring the road throngl
Sparta.
We have previously given an opm
ion that this line would be found, OF
examination, to be the most dirrct
and cheapest of construction Of an,
line to be found between the tW,
potutS, aud . scientific test will, VT
believe, prove this to be a fact Tn,
grades aud cuttings would be ex
tremcly LIGHT the entire distance, cx
cept at the ridge, il town 10 III thi,
county, where the cutting would moi
exceed 20 feet, and that for but few
rods. Sparta is but twenty-five miles
south Of Grand Rapids, and forty
west, the direct line passing through
alterations of valuable timber and
the best agricultural lands; while AT
a favorable point in Wood Co., an
importan, connection by rail could bt
made through the entire hard timber
ed lands in Clark County, which con
nectioN would be invaluable to thu
growing manufacturing interests o
this point This and the other con
siderat.ons TO be urged, warrant u,
in saying that this railway proicc
has more than ordinary CLAIMS upor
the attention Of our citizens. -Spatl
Hcrala.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28

OF the Board Of Supervisors creating the
Town Of Dexter.
The Board of Supervisors of the County OF
Wood do order and determine as follows
Section /. Al that portion of tho county
Of Wood consisting of township twenty two
t22) North of range two (2l East, Except
sections one ~, two (2l, three Oh, four ~,
FIVE ~, six (6), seven H. eight 80, nine t9),
ten tlol, eleven Ul) and twelve ~, in said
township, and all of township twenty two
| (22l North, Of range three (3l East, except
section one { !, two III, three IN, four IA ],
live l5l, six [6l,seyen III, eight Is, ainet u;
ten 10y, eleven IN and twelve [l2l, in
said township, is hereby created organized
aad established INTO a separate town. to be
called aud known as tAe town of Dexter.
See 2 The first town meeting in said
town Of Dexter shall be held at the store OF
Geo Hlles, in said town, on Tuesday, the I'd
day of April. A. D. lS72,
See S. All debts or assets properly be.
longing or ohargable to said territory shall
be settled and regulated according to the
laws in such ease made and provided
Sec 4, This order shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
Passed March Esd. 1870
r. {. LYON, Chairman.
L. P. POWERS, Clerk,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
Published March IL, 1921
CHAPTER 34-Local,

AN ACT to amend and restrict chapter 2lo
of the local laws OF 1870, entitled ian act
to authorize the county Of Wood to aid In
the construction Of railroads"
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin, repre-
scented in senate and assembly do enact
as follows:
SECTION !. Section one Of chapter two
hundred and ten OF The local laws Of the yea,
1870, entitled "an net to authorize the
county Of Wood to aid in the construction OF
railroads. Is hereby amended by adding to
the end Of said section enc, the following
words propided, that no more than one hun
dred Thousand dollars Of such bonds shall be
issued for tie purpose Of aiding in the con
strnction Of any one railroad company.
SEC 2. Section three Of said act is here
by amended by striking out the words, ION,
hundred aud fifty thousan nd dollars" where
they occur and inserting in lieu thereof III,
words lone hundred thousand dnllars :" aFsC
by striking out all that portion of said sec
tion that authorizes the delivery Of any por
ton OF such bonds to the Wisconsin Valley
Railroad Company befure the completion o
said road to the city of Grand Rapids or The
village Of Cen,aalia.
SIC 3. Section four of said net is hercb,
amended by striking out the word, twenty,
where II occurs in said section, and inserting
in lieu teereof the word, six"
See. 4. This act shah take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March Q, 1872.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
Tiit0ri0t FoRatictsflt.

The Evening WiSconPin, of some
two weeks ago, contains an article
under the above caption, in which,
after giving the Mder," a Metho-
dist paper published in Milwaukee,
a slight boxing Of TIE ears, turns lis
attention to Col. Wa,rous, of the
Fond du Lac Commonwealth, in this
strain:
Another editor, J. A. Watrous, of tho
Fond du Lac Commonwealth, is credited
| with saying that he would as soon drink
the meaHest @hiskcy is the lowest groggcry
| in Fond dn Lac, as TO drink wine at the
communion table"
As 'he gentleman is perhaps well acquaint
cd with the poor whiskey Of the low Digger
les Of Fond du Lac, lie ia qualified to Judge
Of the taste of the spirits ycndcd there He
may, therefore, be proper object of pity
but certainly ought not to be the subject of
censure--uo man should be cepsured for "A
vitiated taste.
But such a slur, however, as Is made upon
| the Communion, religious lite practiccd w
the sinceresl belief by thousands upon thou.
! Sand protesting Christians of all denomiu-
atoms, Is 70 say the least in very bad taste,
and goes far to prove that the gentleman re
icrred to, has not yet risen to the possession
Of "a decent respect for the opinions Of
mankind,' which ought TO so distinguish An
American from the generality of mankind.
But then rs the man remark ed, when he
heard another say " I'd just as soon eat
skunk az anything else" = We'll its Just rs
a man is brought up" As Lord BrougAam
once said, BY a wonderful dispos itiou of
Nature every animal has its peculiar mode Of
expressing itself, and | am too much Of
philosopher to quarrel with any Of those
modes"
We take it that the editor Of the
Wisconsin nae never made the &C.
quaintancc OF Col. Watrous, or else is
SO destitute Of the attributes Of true
manhood as to utterly despise the
truth, and ALLURE honesty.
The Wisconsin understood the
meaning conveyed by Col. Watrous
in the remarks quoted, but chooses,
rather to place him in a false light,
than give him credit for being une-
quiyocally true to his convictions Of
duty. Tho Wisconsin can be re.
markably funny, but it seems to be
totally unable to be remarkably
honest. AS Col. Watrous belongs to
that class denominatcd by the UjS,
consi,s, "proicssing christians" and
we add, CONSTANT, he undoubtedly
will know how to appreciate the bril-
liant wit which runs all through the
second paragraph Of the Wisconsin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
Foreclosure sale.
State Of Wiscoasi,,--M he Circuit Court Of
WOOD CgnAty

STATE Of HiscoasiaIn he Circuit Co,pt o,
Wood County
J. D, Witter. Plaintiff against Emil h Ros
sier, and Caroline Rosser. Defendants.
In virtue Of a judgement Of foreclosure and
order Of sale, rendered IN the above entitled
action, on the 18th day Of February, A. D
1872, for SaSl,74, l shan offer Tor sale
and sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash, at the front door Of the Court
House in the Citv Of Grand Rlpjds, in the
county of Wood aud state Of W scou sin, on
saturday the Soth day Of March, A D.
1872, al two O'clock IN the afternoon Of that
day, tie following descaibc real estate Ito
vii Lots and s, Block Is, in The village
Of Ceu!ralis
Dated February IAN, 1872
II H. COMPTON,
Sheriff Of Wood TO Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
- e ID GE

Of the Board of Supervisors creating the
Town of Remington.
The Board of Supervisors Of the County of
Wood do ordain and determine as follows
Section l. All that portion of the county
of Wood, consisting OF township twenty one
(2ll North, of range two 81 East and town
ship twenty one )2l) North, OF range .hrec
90 east, ID hereby created, organized and
established into a separate town, to be called
and known MS the town of Remington.
Sec. 2. The first town meeting in sale
town of Remington, shall be held at the 81 orr
of II, W Remington, III said town, on Tues
day, the I'd day Of April, A. D. 1872.
Sec. 3. All debts or assets, properly be
longing or chareeable to said territory shall
be settled and regulated according to the
laws in such case made and provided,
See. 4, This order shall take effect ant
bc in force from and after its Passage.
Passed March 23d 1879
r, c. LYON.
Chairman.
L. p POWERS Clerk
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28

Il. R.--Railro2l prospects were
never better than at present, The
Surveyors came here Friday TO finish
locating the line between this place
aua Grand Rapids. As soon as tins
is done the work Of grading will com
mepes aul continue, until completed
-I}.tu7S ~. PreSs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
SPELLING.

The following is the result of ar
examination OF the A" spelling
class, in the Union Graded School O
this city, held March Goth.
The class was required to write
correctly the words of the following
sentences, making a correct use o.
capital letters, periods, semicolons
interrogation points, and quotation
marks:
/. The weight Of the sonse in my
pouch, is one pound and an ounce.
.. Quoth he g wrote more prose
than you can quote"
8. Three sleek beeyes, stand by
the creek, near the green beech.
4. Win the dauntless, sergeant
saunter by the haunted Louise, on his
way to the laundry
5. Do not regard his remark bu,
discharge the man if he wear a mus.
tache or smoke cigar.
6. Forbear not to say thy prayer,
by the pear tree, near the parterre.
7. Recall, reward, and exalt my
friend aud withall install him.
8. The austere man, if sine ere,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
Standing and !Scdte of 10 /:

Fannie Baker, 9 "a, Ella Comp
ton, 8 "a, Ella Gerard, o l-2, Fan
ME Howes, 9 IA, Hannah IIannafin
0 Ia, Alice Horton, o 3 4, Eva Mosh
er, 8 81, Ella Moore, 0 II, Minnie
NayIor, -Winatrcd Webster. 3 4,
Isabelle Whitman, 03-4, Harry
Grace, 81, Thco. Hitchcock, 8,
Morris Pomeroy, l-2, Cory Purdy,
0 l-2, Willie Roe, "a, Walter
Scott, 0, Ellis TaImadge, o, Chas,
Weller, 8 Il.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28

.s5 We publish communication
from Seneca" in reply to our re.
mark on Nasonyile, i'll our issue Of
March 7th, We will only say word
relative 10 tie thoughts Of Seneca, y
We are ready u concelc that other
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28

towns have as good agricultural lands
as Lincoln possesses. Our County
il, strictly speaking, an agricultural
County. Regarding roads and high.
ways, we referred to the County
Board as Body, not intending to
refer to any one in particular.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28
Prest. BID R Il. Com. Co of " 90,
I. G. LYON,
Ssc'y BID r. L Com. Co. Wood

Therefore by virtue Of the authority !, mo
vested and as directed by Chaptey 2ln Of
the Private and Local Laws OF the year 1870
ana the acts ar@endasory thereto, notice il
hereby given that an election will be held nv
TIE iegai voters Of said County, at the usual
pace OF holding elections in the several
io"hs and Wards Of said Countv. on Tues,
dty' the % day of April, A. u. 1872, a.
when election the said voters shah deposit
ballot on wkich shall be written the words
FOR issuing the County Bonds" or the
words Against issuing the County Bonds"
such election shan be held and conducted
IN ;he same manner that general election,
are held and conducted, and the votes cast
at such election shall be counted canvassed
and returned in the same maaaer rs the
votes at any general election are counted,
cauyassed ana returned.
Ia witness whereof I have berepnto
set my hand and the seal oe he BoarI
L. s of Supervisors ur said Caaatv. ut
Grand Rapids this 10th dav OF March,
lST2,
l.. T. POWERS,
County Clerk,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28

eohsituctea, ana "ithH 'he eihs hereinafter
s'atec'
oeeoH"- hHu the s''a Parry o me hrst
part agrees 10 nave tte sala faiiroad graded,
'iea ana iroheu, ana INC cars running there
on oFe' an the same, on or before The hrst
gay OF octooeri A. u. ls'2'
|h"H' ANA the sa'd party OF tho second
par" III eons'uefa''oh OF me henehts to az
cfu' 10 saiu county 81 ""nH, ana TO the tax
payers 'her'oi py reason OF the construction
VI S"iu ru''roa" ana W consideration OF the
agreements OF the party OF the hrst part
he.e'', cohtalueu agree 'hat IN case ihe re
4mi,.o hu'';oe Vi icsai VOTERS OF the county
VI "oou s,lan 'o,p n'l 'Sfhih5 ,ouh'Y Bonds,
as pr'N'nen " sau ohnP Ter ~ and the
ae' %, inshu",ory ,nt.u'. me sa,u county
OF "oo,' sllali aeu WIN issue ana dei'vor to
'he S''' parry oi t'le hfs' part, lts bonds,
uu'E eAeeu'eu u, que anu proper FORM, to
'he amount Oh faty ihous"ha doitafs IN the
a-sr'saW, each oonu 10 oc iof ohe Thou
sa 10 uoHars' ana me same 10 be delivered
IN exchange Tor an eqnh amount OF eerti6.
cafes o. iuil paiu eafn,a' stoek OF ssio rail-
roau oon'panF' 0''u bonus sh"f on Inc ex-
ec"'ioh lhefeot be paced 10 me State Treas
Afer once OF me state OF isconsin, sub
l'c' /" 'he GohtF1' Oh me commissioners, to.
oe uei'efed 10 the sa'd party OF the fret
par, or lts assigns, wneh me SAID railroad
sp@' nave been graded, tied, lroned and the
cars RAINING thereon 10 within one-half
"'''e VI '.e Image ol Nehtraiia AFORESAID,
a"u mat lac shaii De ihade 70 appear by the
Ieruhcatc OF me hnsineer or snPerInten-
ueny y. sa,u ra,,roau, wh,eh eertlicnte shall
oo ser'nto ov 'he ahahf't OF SAID Engineer
VI 'ultr'h uehdeut ahd ny Tue ceft11cate nn-
Der 20 Uath oi Two leSai voters OF sad county
oi " ooa, VINO shaiI also be free holders
'Lcrcoi' ouch voters may he appointed by
'.e oo"h'y 'aose or 'ourt commissioner
% we Su't county OF W ooa, or by tue Judge
o. Tue SeFehth 'ua'e'al Clrcait and II every
sucn o''leef reuse 10 make soch appointment,
sueh voters may be appointed by the Presi-
ueht oil SAID Company, but ~ the latter ease,
no person SHAH be appointed who then shah
De or heretofore SHAH nave been stock
noiIer oil s'ud company, or #ha was not
heohotuer aurihS the year proceeding the
oa'c Vi sucn appointment, ana that duplicate
cop'rs OF sara certlhcAtes snail be Med with
w. VIC oiufk OF the Doarn OF Supervisors ofsa
"oou eohntv' ano with the State TreasuI n
OF 'he state OF Wisconsin, ten days before
Tue ueI'verinS OF SAD bonds
oaiu ponds shali De Autographed or print
ca IN the usuai form OF public securities,
win interest coupons attached. The blanks
to be furnished by said party of the first
part, and shall bear date on or before tho
hrst Gay OF April, A. ID. 1872, and the prin-
cipaI thereof shall be made payable in auuu-
A. instruments as follows, that IS to say -
rive OF said bonds for one thousand dollars
each shall be made payable in ten years
rom she first day OF April, A. D. 1872, and
hVe Of Sai bonds, for one thousand dollars
eAch, shall be made PAYABLE annually there
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-03-28

The Chicago rcHei Bin has passed
Congress. Now then We expect TO
see Chicago become the commercial
poin. of the universe with all the little
cities Ike st. Louis, Cincinnati and
Milwaukee revolving around it,