Wisconsin Lumberman, The (Newspaper) - April 13, 1864, Stevens Point, Wisconsin THE WISCONSIN VOLXTME 1 i NUMBER 17 City of THE f umber man ts WEDNESDAY IS THB CITY OF CONERY STOUT PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS AT IN ADVANCE Bates of or Ota w Xool 1 col 3100 per per line Legal at Statute rates and payable when affidavits are given Transit Advertising payable in advance Yearly Advertising payable quarterly at any time i BUSINESS DIRECTORY I Point Hf Wnu Peint C Office Hf S P if at residence on Clark Itf A BATON 3 H ALBAN ALBAN at Law Point Wisconsin Of- Boe in block Main rtr jet 2 AVERY HOUSE North side public square A Urge hotel Itf AMERICAN HOUSE Monroe Green Wisconsin Jos A Gleissner proprietor Free carriage and to and from the cars General office for l SALVE A Article for all of External Com- plaints Bald at the drug stores Mom Stevens Point Win 1 SCARCELY any paper U doing so much for Un ion and Liberty u Harper t Bett aunt Family per in tit titum A COMPLETE PICTORIAL HISTORY OP TEE TIMES HARPER'S WEELY A Illustrated Family Newspaper copies 0 a year Its its iU en tain ing va i ty its severe but criticisms the tollies of the timed ite elegantly written and aod its able correspondence all combine to make it the model of oar country and f must IU weekly ry ot Foreign and ia altogether superior to that contained in any other Journal Be- ing published too a form for preservation and binding tf taken care of at it io be it will he found in future years an welcome a companion for the as the day on which it was first A Y Boning we ttd find it with of ite sketches of passing We all like to look at the facet of men we read and at the ships and forts that have figured in the bloody cones of war Of all such men and places and cnts this paper furnishes the best Our future will en- out of HARPER'S WEEKLY long after and painters and publishers are turned to V copy for one year One copy for two years An extra copy will be allowed for every of ten at each or eleven for Harper's Magazine and Weekly together one year Weekly U and Back may be had at any time Vote 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 for the yean to 1862 inclusive of Harper's Weekly handsomely bound in Cloth each and are now ready postage on Harper's Weekly when paid in ad- vance at the office where it is received is 28 cents a HARPER BROTHER Franklin Square New York PHOTOGRAPHIC EMPIRE HOUSE J X BRANDS Wisconsin o known MAIN ST STEVENS POIST of expense begs leave to inform the public that M got laid house in good running ready the traveling Mid the rent deal has got of Hfc table will always be with the best the market affords and his barn well filled with Hay and Oats and Bar with the T 1 The subscriber respectfully solicit the tion of hu friends and the generally to Photographic room where he is prepared to take tures in all the different styles taken in the best style of the Particular paid to Vignette and Carte de Visile Photographs Also for sale a large assortment of Photograph Oases of all description Gilt and Gotta frames Itf Q N DOXY Storage Forwarding and GILL'S Agent for Wolf river line of steamers and barges given to and from the East at the LOWEST RATES also U Chicago Milwaukee and Wholesale dealer tn Coarse Fine and Dairy Salt Fun Coal of Grain if In all mark goods via and paid fer Wheat Louis R CADT 8 FIELD Cash J A Vice BANK OF THE AND J LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY Marathon Co Wit Will buy and sell Drafts make collections at all points in Northern Wisconsin Land locale Land rants examine Titles and do all business connected with Real Estate Particular attention given to the Payment of Taxes and the Redemption of Land from Tax Sales in Marathon County SCHEFFER Stevens Point Wis Bank of Jefferson Co Bank MARSHALL Milwaukee Am Ex Bank New York SPRING STYLES OF JUST RECEIVED AT MRS CHAS BROWN'S 1 have n variety of Spring and Summer Bonnets Ha I Plumes Cloaks Cloth Drew Goods and too to mention To my and who have liberal me their patronage I return my sincere for your kind favors hereafter pledging myself to KO as reasonable aa others and an good an article Hf MRS CHAS BROWN BBO TAX WQ PV for at tax on the Overhead are the clouds And the liquid blue of the April sky On either side are the jubilant crowds And the marble buildings towering high As up the street the veterans come With screaming fife and rattling In front by the borne Is the that each loves well Grimy with battle smoke and torn By the whistling bullet and bunting shell And long and loud the people cheer At of the flag that each holds dear Its stars -were once of a glittering gold On a field of glorious bright Of newest was each shining fold With stripes of crimson and purest white And delicate hands of women made The woven tassel and corded braid As the drums beat loud and the people cheer Each there the day with wives and From their peaceful homes they came away And bade farewell to their native hills To the verdant medows and sweet-voiced rills Ah through what scenes of strife since then lias that tat been borne What meaning it there to these valient men In each fluttering remnant stained and torn I And proudly they follow it up the street While the shrill fifes scream and the loud drums beat It tells of marches through wind and rain In the summer heat and the solemn It tells of a gallant comrade slain Who bore it safely in many a Of the sudden skirmish where brave men bled Of the with its gory dead It tells of by traitorous foo Of rescue again by the hand of friend It tells of the enemy's overthrow Which must and shall be the glorious cad When their ill-begotten tag No more shall insult the dear old flag At sunset and at earliest At noon beneath the scorching boat On Southern slopes mid the tasseled corn In trodden fields of rye and Up the rocky pathway strewn with dead That banner the advance has led And now they have brought it home at last Tho black with the battle's smoke and What tales it will tell of the stirring Fast In future years to the child unborn When gazing mute at the arsenal wall Ilis eyes on that tattered flag hall Beat beat ye drums still louder beat 1 Play fifes with shriller merrier Roll out oh drums along the street Till trembles all the solid ground 1 And and louder cheer For the dear old flag that your hearts hold and unspotted life will always bo noted in our history The laborers are called away but the work goes bravely on Devotion to the Democratic principle of equal liberty be- fore the laws must be its own reward With Owen Lovejoy it was so Ilis steady soul pursues its career but wherever it may bo its faith in the love of God and the hood of men is no surer than when his visible life illustrated Weekly and Boy the The President lias recently appointed to the Naval School a- Newport a little drummer bov of the Illinois whoso case was brought before him by W T Sherman in the following CORPS 1 Camp on Big Black 1864 J HON E M of SIR take the liberty of asking through you that something be done for a young lad ed Orion P Howe of Waukegan 111 who be- longs to the 111 but at present absent at home wounded I he is too young for West Point but would be thing tor a midshipman When the assault at was at its height on the of May and I was in front near tho rood which formed my live of attack this young lad came up to me wounded and bleeding with a good healthy boy's Gon Sherman send some to Col Malmborg the men are nearly all What is the matter my boy T They shot me in the leg sir but I can get to tho tal Send the right away Even where we stood the shot fell thick and I told him to go to the rear at once I would attend to the and off he limped Just be- fore he disappeared on the hill ho turned and called as loud as he could 54 I have not seen the lad since and his Colonel on inquiry gives me his address aa and says he is a bright intelligent boy with a fair preliminary education What arrested my attention then what renews my memory of the now that one BO young carrying a musket ball through his leg should have found his way to me on that spot and delivered his menage not forgetting the very important part oven of the calibre of bis musket 54 which you know is an unusual one I'll warrant that the boy has in him tho ments of a moo and I commend him to the Government M one worthy the fostering care of some one of its National Institutions I am with respect Your obedient Servent W T SHERMAN Commanding prepared The one to which Mr Chase supplied tho concluding was the final Proclamation issued on tho quent first of Cor- respondence Cincinnati Queue How io Docile Tho docility and amazing instinct of the Arab horse are shown to proceed from his constant association with the ily of his owner sharing their food ing in their family tent and lastly from tho early age at which lie is broken in which they say checks tho development of the spleen a very important point in the opinion of tho At the age of eighteen to months tho colt is mounted by a child who takes him to water goes in search of grow or leads him the pasture Not the bars ho guides him with a longe or a soft mule's bit This exercise is good for them both The child grows up a horseman and the colt habit of carrying a weight proportioned to his strength He learns to walk to fear nothing and it is in this manner says the Arabs tnat wo contrive never to have restive horses For tho first few days the bit is covered with undressed wool partly with a view not to hurt his bars and partly to allure him to docility by tho saltish flavor of which he is aa When he begins to champ tho bit tho task is nearly Tins preparatory exercise takes place morning and evening Thus sagaciously handled iho young mal will bo ready to be mounted in tho early part of Autumn when ho will bo less tormented by the and Wealthy before they allow their colt to be mounted by a grown up man sometimes have him fed np and down tly for a fortnight with pack saddle on bis back supporting two baskets filled with When lie is about thirty months old the is taught not to break from bis ridor when tho latter nets foot to earth and not even to stir from tho spot where tho bridle has been passed over bis bead and allowed to drag on the ground caro is taken in teaching this lesson because it is one of groat in Arab life Mr L Q C LAM of the derer torni to Minister of tba Confederate Staf waa lent packing from Si burg without ceremony and has returned to make a speech in Georgia He assures his that he found gent people everywhere candid in sion of sympathy with tho Confederates and of The slight exceptions to this unanimity of European sentiment were Great Britain which is afraid to incur tho hostility of the United States France because she can get nobody to join her in recognising the C 8 A Germany of which the ig- populace has been beguiled by Ni fanaticism and Russia which was open in her partiality for the United States Against these Mr L Q C Lainar finds himself able to offset Pope who has declared an established Some ingenious fellow has invented ft stove which burns water chiefly as fuel An admirable thing in these days of high prices of wood and The discovery Is Mid to be practically demonstrated and the saving of the usual fuel is set down at from fifty to per cent It is expected the stoves will be in market by next winter I did Job dot gal And did she lub von Ay de She told her lub But let congealment like a worm in de mud Gnaw on her damaged cheek LOUIS I MOE'S WAGON SHOP TO MILL OWNERS Have for salt a Mulay Mill complete also Water wheels a wrought Iron Gang water wheels other machinery which I will low Call n E C or the subscriber J M ROBISON O B the and hest selected stock of IN THE Bought when goods were low and will be sold at Prices Under the OWEN LOVEJOY In OWEN LOVEJOY the cause of Democracy loses a champion From the that he arose from the side of his brother I dured by the hate of free Democratic ples down to the last time that he opened his lips to speak he was the cheerful steady vent advocate of the great American principle A characteristic and faithful American ever studies his character will see the kind of moral heroism and dignity produced by our distinctive principles In his earlier career he was a clergyman and he did not leave his faith behind him but took it with him into Congress as he carried j thither his generous heart genial temper and of DRESS GOODS rich and com- trenchant speech llis companions in Con- plete Comprising POPLINS OTTOMAN CLOTHS PRINTS gress of every party mingled their A Bit of A recent allusion in tho New York In- dependent to the fact that Mr Secretary Chase's pen the concluding tence of the Emancipation Proclamation has been received with a surprise that in- a leas general knowledge on the subject than might have been expected When the final draft of tho tion was presented by the President to the Cabinet it with the paragraph ing that the slaves it liberated would bo received into service of tho Uni- ted States Mr Chase objected to the appearance of a document of such moment- importance without one word beyond the dry phrases necessary to convoy its meaning and finally proposed that there be added to the President's draft tho lowing And upon this act sincerely believed to be an act of justice warranted by the Constitution I invoke the considerate judgment of mankind ena favor of Almighty God Mr adopted the sentence as Mr Chase wrote it only interlining after the word Constitution tho words upon military necessity and in that form the Proclamation went to tho world and tory The President originally resolved upon the policy of this Proclamation in the summer of 1862 As he has expressed it himself everything was going wrong The Brooklyn Eagle is responsible for the following which we suspect to largely A Boston paper that winkUr of this city has eighty thousand dollars by speculating in through a friend of his one of the leading brokers in Wall It is proper for M to say have mation before us which warrants us hi saying that the parson referred to in a purely pious way Bis custom wo an told was to leave a certain portion of his on a desk to which the broker had access The latter took the money tho clergyman affecting to be innocent of what he was going to do with it When the broker thought fit to realize ha left the proceeds on the desk re- ferred to the clergyman affecting to know nothing of the proceeding but quietly and vately pocketing the funds interdicting con- versation on the subject After a time the 01 AM to ail orders tn uy line uf Alt of my HORSE 3 PAINS taken In ant the CHUM ascertained If OX broker got tired around the stump of whipping the devil in this and told the parson that if the subject was so distaste fnl to him he hod better abandon Wall street Verily the kingdom of Christ is not of this world DOM with and warranted to fire Hi tion I employ none bat the belt of wo challenge competition THE WAGON tt tinder the personal of one ef ftr workmen in the State All of the work in tt A ot of my li made from the bait of SEASONED WARRANTS I te new and the WwU tWs sUe and in perfect order UM of my My Me In e 2M My stock af Gotten stt J Domestic goods U A fine assortment also of BOOTS AND SHOES regrets over his grave Mr Odell of New York in whose neighborhood in Brooklyn Mr Lovejoy died said that his efforts to press the rebellion were paramount to every other consideration of Ohio said that what Mr Lovejoy believed he ex- pressed and was at all times prepared to de- fend his positions Mr Stevens of vania said that be was not afraid to vindicate the right any where Mr Farnsworth of 1 linois knew as a good neighbor Mr Allen of Illinois found him always pushing vigorously on to promote what be thought the of his country and race Mr bum of Illinois declared him vigilant incorruptible The following queer sentence origin ted like many other odd in one of our monthly ijator tenet opera rotat 1 This spells backward and forward all the same 2 Then taking all the first letters of each word spells the first word 3 Then taking all the second letters of each word spells the second word 4 Then all the third and so on through tho fourth and fifth 5 Then commencing with the last letter of each word spells the lost 6 Then the next to the last of each word and so on through we Memed to have pot forth our utmost effort and ho really did not know what more to do unless he did this cordingly toe prepared the preliminary Proclamation nearly in the form in which it subsequently appeared called the YANKEE NOTIONS at tfl Cheap tot Can and you shall be CUAS B IMS to we noble to of any man nor will any one doubt that they were true of Hii name M the brother of P ranch a martyr to liberty u for hii own inet and read it to them Mr Montgomery Blair was If you Issue that Proclamation Mr he exclaimed you will lose every 0.10 of the fall elections Mr Seward on the other I approve of it Mr President just AS it glands I approve of it in principle and I approve of the policy of inning it I only to the time Send it out now on the heels of our late disaster and it will be on the struggle of a drowning man To give it weight you should it till after some victory The President assented to Mr riew and it was withheld to the fall when it was issued pt as originally A lady who recently visited the Army of the Potomac says Of course I saw many bearing named not born to die and was polite every body not knowing but the quietest captain or ant there may ono of these days outshine our brightest luminary of to-day I saw Genera Meode who is tail and slender has a full iron grey board wears and did no strike me as more formidable or ferocious than other men T saw Hen Kilpatrick who is stead of being the tall dashing hero of our imagination is small and slight with lightish and laughs I saw Oen who Is and not at all the austere patriot ho been The Union State Convention of W Virginia will be held at on April to to the Contention IN EVERY Style of the art done on short not at to suit tho L I MOF Wisconsin January 6th U 8 Annual for of K hereby called to trie i of the States Excise Law ve to the of annual Ity the of the act of July the duty of all or made liable to any annual or tax m ot Ike fint Monday uf rich to u or return to tho of the ict where located of tho of income the or objects ed with a tax ana the or occupation ioUe to pay any Every person who fail to make sncb return by the day specified will bo liable to be by the according to the best information he can obtain and in such earn the Assessor U required to add fifty per centum to the amount of items of lift who deliver an any Ow or or statement with to the or u to a of fit e hundred do the will be made out by the from the valuation aud enu otion so made there can be no appeal Payment of the annual taxen except thoM for licences will net be demanded until thirtieth of June The on to make retam nnd all Information win be famished by vloon to the delivered on the of ai his office at the A very House Point at Wausau and at Grand A TATLOR U nt wt i ten to n required by dollam ma In he or At-
