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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26
Congressional.

In the Senate on the 9Th, the Standing
and Select Committees were elected Mr. Wilson
/ Of Massachusetts,, Whs own request, was excused
from further service ON the Committee On NHi.
larry Affairs. a ,aiut resolution Of the Indiana
Legislature was rTrscuttd and referred instruct.
Ink the Senators and Representatives from that
state TO vote agiu>t any measure dividing the
state tutp two or more judicial districts Riil-
were Introduced creating Commission 20 adj inst
the claims under the Geneva award; to re
fund TO the States the interest on the money Dor
toWed 70 equip, pay, supply and transfer troops
for the service al the United States IN the late war
to repeal tha act OF 1862, presCrhin. an rCn-glad
OATH; to replace National Bank notes with Iuited
states u2trs % provide for the erection OF puhliC
buildings At toNnHtuu "a resolution URs agreed
10 t0slursnE the Committee on Finance 10 In.
quire What legislation is necessary So relieve the
present strinEtnry IN the money market, The pro
pr'oty Of proIdma for AZ additional L.,
sUe OF legal tcuder notes, and all
matters connected herewith, and re
port, by htll or otherwise, at H. early a day as
practicable The resolution calling upon the Pres
iden iol information In regard 10 the application
for sending United states troops to Arkansas, and
the action taken thyreou,w was debated and referred
TO the Committee on Military Affairs % TO Is, The
regulating the construction uf bridges across the
ohio was iyesentcd and laid over Adjourned to
the 9Th
In the House, on the 9th, bill was in,
roduced for the payment for property destroyed
during the rebellion by authority OF the Govern
mcHt Resolutions were adopted calling on the
Secretary OF War for information ~ ,osthe proha
bic cost 81 ship cana from the Mississippi, near
Its mouth, ~ the deep waters Of the Gult " Mex
leo; rcctiug the tclt@Rphc account ~ the acct.
dent on the Pcunsy lyEni2 Railroad. by which
W narR, M employcuf the House, his wife aud
child, were >tUos and directing that ar
raugcmcnt. he made to transfer their
bodies back To- tfclr late home, Princeton.
Wisconsin, mud have Them inferred NJ tEe expense
81 the House IA bill Was reported from che ON
mi'tec Of Way- aud Means aholtsRiug the ~4tecs
..F A lei d.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26

Gold closcd in New York on the 18th at
n2amll9s.
Mr., Greeley's daughters have stated that
they viii not accept the proposed endow
ment fund started for their benefit, as they
need no personal aid, but suggest, indirect.
ly, that the money be used for statue to
their fathers memory, in which case, they
will themselves contribute toward IT,
$. n Pike, the original proprietor Of Pixies
Opera House, of Cincinnati, and who has re.
sided in New York the past few years, died
In the latter city on the It'll.
Mayor CASTOR, Of Boston, Democratic can.
didate, was reelected on the 10th. over II
5. Pierce, the nominee OF the people and
: nbor Reformers. Ga>tou's majority is &I}.
The Common Council stands about forty Re.
publcans to twenty four Democrats.
The Boston Grand Jury thas indicted
Lealitt Alley for the murder of Ahi5ah EMS.
whose body was found dsmembered ind
floating in two barrels In the Charles River q
day or two before the great fire.
STANLEY, the discoyertr OF Livingstone, has
abandoned the lecture field having failed to
draw paying houses, owing, ii is said, to his
weak voice, unattractlye manner and bad
delivery
lhefe is prospect Of sharp contest of
Horace Greeloy's will. The will made lust
before his death was offered for probate an ]
was met by the offer Of a will made more
Imam one year ago, BY the last will most Of
Ahe property Is given TO his two daughters
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26

and several persons named in the other win
are wholly ignored. The last will is to be
contested on the ground of the mental inca
pacity Of the testator at the time Of max
ing it.
A fire broke out on the third floor Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, on the
night of the 10Th, about eleven o'clock.
The flames rapidly assembled a narrow stair
case to the corridor at the top. They
spread over the entire extent OF the west
wing The wood work OF the rooms whore
the servants slept immediately caught, and
soon the entire wing was mass Of lurid
fame. The Ere spread so rapidly that the SER
wants, asleep in the rooms at the tof Of the
staircase, were Oycrtaken before assistance
could reach them, and were completely shut
Off from the main building, and eleven OF
them were burned or sulIocatcd TO death.
The damage to the hotel by the fire was
about $4,000,
A Greeley monument association has been
organized at Boston, which proposes to raise
national subscription OF 100000 to carry
out It's purpose.
motion to quash the indictments against
| Tweed was denied by Judge lngraham on
the llth.
At the recent charter election at 'Ogdens.
burg, n. Y, the Republican tic!.et was
elected
Edwin Forrest, the tragcdian, died sud
denly at his residence in Philadelphia, on the
morning Of the 12th. lie was in the sixty
seventh year Of his age.
The recent Pennsylvania State Temperance
Convention adopted measures for memorial.
! zng the State Constitutional Convention,
| praying that body to draft, and submit to q
vote Of the people, with other amendments
OF the Constitution, an article prohibiting
! the manufacture and sale OF Intoxicating
| liquors 10 be used as a beverage.
! The number OF servant girls who lost their
| lives In the New York Fifth Avenue Hotel
! fire Ia twelve. Two men were also killed by
accident during the IRE. 1t IS charged that
there wa5 unnecessary delay in giving the
! alarm, and that the lives Of the unfortunate
! girls might have been saved had proper ef-
| forts been made in time
| The First and Third In tcrnal Revenue Col
lection Districts Of Connecticut have beer
consolidated by order OF the President
The b0ndsmeu Of Colonel Blood in The
criminal suit for libel, surrendered his bal
on the 18Th. Blood was re-arrcsted and con
fined in the Eldridge Street Police Station.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26
General News Summary
Washington News.

Judoe Macarthur. of the Criminal Court,
, ", 9,,..... ~, ,o,,,.e,4 ,ro aoaistor ra
IN washington, mas IcfCI sou '''0 H,N'''"
Gently given against the keeper OF rcstau-
-. ~ -f,,sal 70 cntnrtain cnInrad men
fAhI LOT itlu'"' w 'i''0' '''i'
holding that the proprietor OF MOTEL or res
tour,rt Il tbe rroDer fudpe who is to be
received INTO MS houae.
The following Is a synopsis Of the Fourth
arr,,o1 po,ort ~ tbe Roard Of Indian Com
huu""' u pow VI '"1 '0'' Va
mlsSloners
,h t Grse sG1Is W. ., m " Xxx tt
anticipntiuup Of sucress in their attempt civlize
nomaqic tribes nave 9gch ," lar latn nm LnH'
i@ct in view l. heinz rapidly attained The opera
.ions Of nc new sy-tem called INTO NE confidence
iho,nt,rc tnogc III Gj.n"sed to holm fh%mscyes
Nearly five slxths OF The Indians Of the United
ato nov ~ v,nc. t,r1L'u "F d ~
cics were formerly made The fruitful source. from
which are fortunes were speedily Draw arc no"
r1y p5r cent u"re than Is rrcercd, fhe Govern,
men receives he full value for The money appro,
'''' "'''' VIZ mann R''S M ~ III '"''' ''''''
''Thc various religions denominations have ex.
PENCE iarse sun,s IA Nhfisti"l ne IIaan5'
dnring Tie tbrce Years Of it, rx,4epce Travelled
in the performance VI their dntiee more th1n2
S,Thc s,n, and o,h., ,ri,es On the Northern IA
cihc tail-eed are generally well disposed
ne ~ ,1aI4m l,frofy VIZ snII' @rcn ,iH
nny Territory. vim the rxccptidn Of New Mexico
ana tsh IL mas more acre. % anu gnatr eu'lEa,
adectaoly dispose Of The statement hat there i
an unrea, enable amount Of land lying idle there
State The Board DEEM Il matter Of congrata
lation mat NE pablic opinion Of the country Is 70
tbTo1 y'ys'"'"lS 'h'o purposes "i J"'D'e an"
The second yearly ronort NJ tho Southern
Claims Commission siutes that. from the or.
ganlzatior Of the Commission in March.
1871. TO the end Of November 1872 II roo
claims vrre dI,d i, which nm ogpregste
Gum or over gI5 o0p 600 ia claimed or
these. 277s cases. renrescnting A. AZ 3l4 az
claimed have hnon dieroacd ~ Inv ouorda
amounting altoye,her 10 ,b,ut 81 Ia, 600
About 7oD caacs c,nirnir, ~ son o,n havo
been Investigation and are urder f,r,bor
consideration. as claims annearing Ia he
morjtoriops INT the nroora n,c Insufficient an
which r., f,.r,o Inc, ,r,ord, T,is ,,Dloor,
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The South,


On the morning Of the 9Th, Governor War
uoth, of Louisiana, issued q proclamation
enforcing the report Of the returning on acrs
| appointed by him TO canvass the votes cast
at the recent election, by their returns the
vote stood--RcpublicAn 60, 233; Democratic,
| Is, lGg. In the Eighth District Court, In the
case Of the Custom House Returning Board
VS.. the Governors Returning Board, it was
decided by Judge Durull that a large number
Of voters had been Illegally deprived of the
franchise, and that ten thousand votes
which would have been east for the
complainant were about to be suppressed hy
m Illegal board. The Court therefore pro.
hthited Governor Wamoth from exercising
| any authority over the returns or papers Of
the recent election, and restraining him
| from granting any certificates Of election
whatever On the morning of the 9Th two
companies of the First Artillery Of United
States troops, under directions OF pcputy
| United States Marshal Dccklius, took pos
session Of the State IIougc.
| United States Marshal Packard telc.
grophcd from New Orleans on the It'll to the
| Attorney General at Washington that "thc
| Returning Board provided for hy The law Of
! iSTO ,YIrr vebf,b ~, oln.tt,,,, me- INA
,t,, -, ,''" "'' ".'"'
""''" '"S .'leu H'"ieh court S"slNins'
P''"'u'N",'" 'N INC "'l'1i'l Jo"f"NI inns
'.', mug '"g u '"' ''ee'.ou LOT tue Leg
L's,'I'''' '"9 ''"''' ''"n"s 90 Nei,"o''"n'
~ '''''1' ",n' N,"''t' - hePunheahs, 10
o''"'S' N'S' "9 p'A. u 'ou"''" inc pa.'o's
"''"'"e" :" '"' "''"'''Is o' '"'oItu persons
"'o"E'U,,F P'rIen,'u rom 'nF"alhS ana
'oI,'S' n,e" "l.h Tue h'ri supervisor
rue N'P"'llc"n H''''oF,b NoH'ge OF
i.oo's'9"" received 'Ntlr eetHNtAleS OF elec'
''',' '''"' '"' N"'' "sN'"E h"a'u' on tue "tn,
" ",' '''N INC No'e "' 'He Nl"ie Tor "'"Rl ana
"mS'u,
INC 'u'to 'h'I'u'e LEGISLATURE OF itui>l.
Hu" oeEaH us session ~ sc" orleans on the
''"' Win an "'''hoahce o. h'hety't"o mem
ue'S, inc Rouse passed resolution that
'reslu'nI Grant oe asked ny Telegraph to
use Inc FedeT4 arms 10 save the state from
domestic violence, and, 10y vote OF - TO .,
presented articles OF impeachment against
Governor Warmoth, and declared him sus-
pended rom ONCE during trial Lieutenant
Governor fnchhech was Installed in the Gu
bern"torlal chair,
Three inches of snow fell at Little Rock,
ARK, on the 10Th, and the weather Was very
co,d.
, Inc SCUM rNronn" i'S's'"'"'e on we
,V'n 'ieO''u 'onn ., i"''V'Soh rs h,''"
states 'eoalot' M '"''efS"n was Suose'
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26

The 1nlcrican Agriculturist, speaking .hor,
the great merits of CABLE SCREW WIZ WIN
Boots and Shoes, says: "a trial OF .baas
goods for several months past, and The I ta'
tmouy We have from dealers, rroye Nj MI,
method OF fastening soles to be good i'm.
holds until the sole of the shoe is fairly W.
ont ~ WIN
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26

Domestic ex-
ports (specie Foreign
Periods. Imports values exports.
Month ended
June 90 iS52, 5a,1ss,8M *t2,5i9,hi $l,9sC,56a
June 80. ISL. 5l,205o,G n,es5,26 2,e1s,iOo
Twelve months
ended June 80
ls12......... Gao, 3s7 $40 501,16h07l 2a,1G9,7i9
Twelve months
endedAp So
1S71...,..... 81, ag3 70s 5i3,O44 273 sG,4;96 500
The folle wing were the respective amounts
Of The foregoing which consisted of mer
Chandisc and OF specie and bullion:
FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, laT2.
DOmesticeX-
ports specie Foreign
Imports valucsl exports.
Merchandise ,59j6H Si2S 2Gd, Tal slb,69o,4'5
bullion. .,.., 18,7mss6 72sgs,2iO 7,O79,204
FISCAL YEAR FINDING JUNE 30. 1871,
Merchandise $5la593,bsi Si28, 539,0i7 S14,42l,27O
bullion ...., 21,9OOG2t sl5O5,a56 14,o8S,G2O
The value of the foreign conmo dities e.
naming in warehouse June 30, 1872, was
$l22,2ll 600, as compared with SOS, $50
June 80 1871.
Allowing for the difference in the ware
house account, the imports for the fiscal
year 1872 are in excess of the domestic and
foreign exports combined TO the amount Of
$53, So, GJ7, while for the fiscal year 1871 the
exports exceeded the imports by 81 1898, SIS,
The respective amounts Of our foreign
commerce carried in American aud foreign
vessels, and in cars and other land vehicles,
were:
FISCAL YEAR ENDED JtNE 30, lS79
domestic t5- r,..,a,,
1,,,or,s P0 Isrr ,',.iN'" axnart.
Amer vessels err 5g5 g6s sd slg gfo 26 ~ 1f2
Foreign vessels 4i5il7,479 '3sl ,G20a.2 l23lI,355
Land vehicles l1Gjii55 G219iT1 3,7G5 932
FISCAL YEAR ENDED JrSE 30, ISL.
Domestic eI
r,,,,or,s WE ,,ninc w'''N'u r ruto,T
Amor vessels elk .s5 Tio 6G2I F5s 50 VA sei
Foreign vessels 3f6.G!4gii md iTG. 800 iG325 92S
Land vehicles 15,lSI8H 5417s~i 2,3s0,I az
II appears from the above that of our
totnl foreign trade In 1872. carried in neSaH,
about II pcr cent. was in foreign vessels,
while in ISL it was but little over IS per
cent,
The number and tonnage of vessels en-
gagged in the foreign trade, which entered
into and cleared the United states during
the fiscal wear ended Junc - 1872. we're as
follows:
Entered Cleared
Number. Tons. Number Tons
American vessels l0osl 3,lll.2S3 lo4,s 3Gsl,S2i
Foreign vessels. 'ls6i1 Io9l'Si3 h''~ 'ot"o9i
r..,, 400 % 900 ,gr 90 ,o- "a -oo -
<,i io,1 ~, wv az II ''''i'
American vessels ,i67i5 8'7i25,0 IG5,8 37tG.qi5
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26

PERSONS who have become tboror.,r,.
chilled from any cause, may have their ci1rriJ
lation at once restored by taking into IN.
stomach teaspooniul Of Johasoa% 4nol,-,s
LjaNsat mixed in little cold water wrS
sWeetened.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26

TRY Dooley's Yeast Powder, you will Soon
find it not only the best, but also the chean.
est, Baking Powder. Put up fun, ~
weight.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26

For CoUGHs, COINS, AND THROAT DIsop.
pERs, use ''BrO,ca's Bro'schial 7'rocles, hav.
ing prored their efficacy by test of mspy
wears
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26
Bureau of Statistics.

DR.. Young, Chief of the Bureau of Stats
tics, furnishes tue following abstract Of
Monthly Report No. u:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26

From the Lockwood Unionst, December 20, 1870
THE SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN, DR. J.
Walker is achieving an eminent distinc.
ton as d bcnefactorof his species. Some
stigrati2e all patent medicines with the
oiious cpthct of quackery. But DIR.
WALKER'S CAIIFORNTA NIEEGAR BITTERs
have the endorsement of the medical pro
| fession. The editor can conscentiously
and cordially recommend the medicine,
because he knows he has found great ben.
| eft from its use. For nearly twenty years
lie has suffered from arrangement OF the
I stomach. And though the disease has be,
come chronic, he has already obtained
great relief from this remedy.
A physician left at death large vol
| ume, carefully sealed, and supposed to
contain a fund Of medical knowledge. On
being opened, it was found to contain only
| this simple advice: keep your head cool,
your feet warm, and your bowels open"
But there is a whole volume in this max
i'm. NISEGAR BfTTERs act as mild ca.
/ tharttc leaving the system il healthy
condition.
r. II. Mcdonald, an experienced drug,
gist, associated with DIR. Walker, is man
Of thoruughinteErity and practical knowl-
edge OF the art of compromising medicine.
/ They nave valuable medicine, and they
know how to bring it to the knowledge
/ OF public by Judicious advertising We
are happy to give them our hearty endorse
ment, and bid them God speed in reliey-
ing the ills to which flesh is heir
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26

CoSsyMpTIoN. For the cure OF this dis.
tressing disease there has been no medicine
vet discovered that can show more evidence
Of real merit than ALIENS LUNG BHstN.
This uncqualed eXpectorant for curing Con.
sumption and all diseases leading to It, such
as affections Of the Throat, Lungs, and all
diseases OF the Pulmonary Organs, is intro
duced to the suffering public, after its merits
for the positive cure Of 4ch diseases have
been thoroughly tested 10y the medical fac
ulty. The Balsam is, consequently, recon-
mended by physicians who have become &C.
Quainted with It's great success.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26

lUNG COMPLAINTS, BR0NcHIrt-, AsruHA, ETC.,
are speedily relieved, and, If taken il tine, perma
nantly cured, by Dr. Jayne's Exrcato~nt Yon
" ind it also certain remedy for Coughs and
Colds.
Ask your grocer for rrussirg's celebrated Cider
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-12-26
FISCAL YEAR ENDED 1rxr 80. 1879.
Entered

Number. Tons. Number. Tons
American vessels 1861 3,1l1.2S3 10,4-s asst ,N2i
Foreign vessels 1857 1901. Si3 1919 I,OiS,69l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25
SMALLPOX.
Excitement in Newburg.

NEwBURG, March 2S, 1872.
There have been several cases OF smallpox here
during the past few days. anG considerable anxiety
exists regarding the possible spread OF the disease
This anxiety has not been at all allayed by the
bungling management shown in one OF the cases.
This case was that OF man Ill with the disease and
living In q tenement house In North Water street.
While IN q semidellrious condition he commenced
abusing his wife, and couple OF officers were sent
TO arrest MIN, they not knowing the nature OF the
disease. When they discovered that he had the
smallpox they OF course declined to make the ar
rest Then he ran about The Streets and, 1t il
feared, may have impaired the contaglon to others.
At length on FRIDAY ne was secur6d and removed
to the 'pest house," small structure situated on
the grounds Of the Newourg AImslrOuse; but his
removal was N ide in SUCH way That 1t will be
singular the result Is not further spread OF the
disease. The venlcle was an Ordinury express
wagon, used every day In the convey auce OF mails
baggage and goods about the city, and crowds
wagon at tine time OF the removal. The families
living IN the house have been allowed TO circulate
freely among their neighbours, On Friday night tho
patient referred to In his delIrium attacked his
Keeper In the pest mouse, knocked HIM down and
made MS escape. The inmates Of the aims.
house, gathered in their sitting room, were favored
with the first call from the escaped patient and 1t Is
stated that he afterwards ran at large through the
city. However, on Saturday he was again secured
and returned To the pest house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25
JULES rAvRE'S BOOK.
The Relations Between the Holy
See and the French Republic.

Cabinet Revelations-A Friend. but a Worse
Ensmy-The Roman Question and How It Was
Regarded-The Price Of Italian Co-opera-
ton with Franos-Italy Could Do as It
Pleased-Antagonism Between Reli-
gion and Civilisation-The Men
Who Figured on the Stage
In fastening the Over
throw Of the Pope
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25
Capture of nm Old Offender.

omcer Connery, OF the Third precinct, arrested
Patrick Mungerford on saturday night on a charge
OF rescuing prisoner from him On the night Of the
10Th OF January. The oflcer attempted at the time
70 arrest James Flanerty, VINO was intoxicated and
so.aing IN dls0rderly manner at the corner OF
ssss,on mousse with Flaherty Richard Dunn and
f , assaulted him and rescued his prisoner
,,'a n " as arrested at the time, but Mungerfvri left
Az . , "u 9u not snow his lace again until satufo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25
'Tif.e,,cL;eis shooting.

Yesterday the police Of the Eighth precinct
arrested Lawrence Hayes, Michael Toner and John
Ward for q felonous assault, having, while in
drunken brawl at the corner Of Sixth avenue and
Fifteen b street, on the night OF the 2lst instant,
sh0t O little girl named Catharne Dolan During
the ARRAY one Of the accused drew pistol and dis
charged u twice, and one OF the balls entered the
pp to await examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
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EObl,ery.

On Saturday night the house Of Thomas Leslie,
ct the corner OF Tompkins avenue and Kosciusko
street, was entered by sneak thief during the
temporary absence Of the family and robbed Of
$500 worth or clothing. 80 ~