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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21

At church in Spencer, Worcester
20, Mass, on Sunday week, just before
the Sacrament was offered, a man in the
back part Of the assembly rose and deIib-
erateIy passing up the aisle to the table in
front Of the altar, seized one of the sacra-
mental goblets with one hand and the
large silver pitcher with the other, filled
the goblet with wine, and turning to the
audience cody drank it off and returned
to bis seat. The amazement of the audi
ence Is something to be Imagined, not de
scribed.
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STEAM BOILER ExPLosIoS.-One of the
steam boilers in the Evergreen City Mills,
III Sheboygan, partially exploded, about ?
O'Clock p. NJ, on Saturday the Sth inst,
by which the engineer, EUGENE SULLIVAN,
young man about twenty years Of age,
was very badly scalded. He Is fast recov-
ering.
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Important g.aE. Canf?aI America.

TIE FuuHvsrEH WALKER TO BE SHOT.
II e boats Of the British Icarus on the
9Th inst, captured Walker with his 70
men, and ali were brought to Truxillo, and
delivered to the Honduras authorities.
Walkers men were very destitute, and
many were sick. They were anxious to re-
turn tot'o T.. s when .1ey promised thev
Would n-"r .'.- = a.e.aaT cymedit.e.
against Central America Walker and
~o.. hu,dy were to d. shot.
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The Louisville Democrat douglas
has the following very original sugges-
ton:
What if the devil should appear on
earth aud attempt to establish church Of
his own, could not Methodists, Presbyteri-
ans, and Baptists, lay aside for a while
their minor differences and present uni
ted front against the father of evil? Some
thing akin to this has brought about the
union Of the Democracy and the Bell
men Of New York; and we think it is
about as laudable in one case as in the
other"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21

PoIsoNING CAsEs.-In Flint, Michigan,
on Monday last, Mr.. John ". Cleveland
an wife were very nearly poisoned to death
by drinking bitteFs out Of a glass in which
strycLnine that had been purchased to Kill
mice, was care.essIy left.
Joseph Babcock, a worthy citizen Of
littabawasse, Saginaw county, having an
attack of the ague, took dose of strych-
nine cut of a mistake for quinine, and died
in few hours. The poison was left in a
paper just beside the quinine.
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4 New PArER.-For several days past
we have been in receipt Of a lew tri-week-
y paper recently established in Chicago
by Messrs. r. E. & NJ. FLAvEv. Itis well
printed, conducted with ability, and we
presume it is to be the organ Of the Irish
American portion of the citizens Of the
North West. The price Of the weekly is
81 per year.
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Republican Enthusiasm

Great Excitement IN HoSSuth-RepuJIicun
MaSs Neetiag-Five Persons present.
General Smith and lis Aid-de camp
addresses tie rast ASsenaJlage
We learn from an authentic source that
Gen. SMITH, editor of the Tribune, and
CHAs. EssLINGER, Esq hurried forth from
this village one evening last week, to ad
dress a vast assemblaoe Of their deluded
followers in the town of kossuth Ar
rived at the school house, where the meet
inc was to be held, our blacI; Republican
orators found large concourse Of Ieople,
consisting of FIVE persons, all told
awaiting them. They entered The build
ING, and awaited some hour and half
for a Reinforcement to the already vast
audience, bat no ore came. Tie only
speeches were made on tie occasion wee
as follows: Gen. S. suggested to Maj F.
The propriety Of starting for home, where
upon the Abide Camp re,ponded-"yes.
blow ont the lights-R CT lets 20
home"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21


THE DEAD.-In speaking of the promi
nent citizens who lost their lives BY the
late fearful disaster, the Milwaukee Peoples
Press says:
"The city and county Offices have suf
fered important losses. Capt. Barry,
County Treasurer; Samuel WaegH, Regis,
ter of Deeds; Hon. Thomas Ii: Eviston,
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
and several police officers. There is pro
badly not military company or civic so
ciety in which vacancies have not been
created by dis calamity. The venerable
Bishop Henri, of the Catholic church,
remarked that lie had - lost the flower of
his flock"
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G8s" An intelligent and perfectly relia
bic gentleman informs the Chicago Times.
that one of the DOUGLAS Clubs in St.
Charles, Kane county, numbers among its
members at least twenty men, who, to his
personal knowledge, voted for FnEMoxr in
1886. Another gentleman, equally reIi-
able, states that there are in the DOUGLAS
Club in Clinton, in the same county, sixty
Fremont men. He assures the Times
hat similar state of feeling, especially
among the young men, who cast their
first vote four years ago, prevails through
out the country.
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funeral of the Dead.

Many Of the recovered bodies Of tie
dead by the loss of the Lady ELgin were
inferred in their last resting place on Tues
day Of last week Milwaukee was crowd
ed in mourning, the stores and most pIa.
ces of business closed, and everything
bore the aspect of sorrowing city: The
SeNtSHcI says :" the ceremonies at the Ca
thedral were solemn and impressive; thou
sands were unable to gain admittance to
the building. The Military of the city,
together with detachments of Chicago
Companies, the Fire Department, the
Turner's, several Benevolent Societies, and
large portion Of our citizens joined in the
procession and followed the fourteen bod
les to the grave. Never shall we forget
Our impressions as this mournful cortege
passed up Spring street. There were
many moist eyes among the spectators"
The Nea~s says that on the whole Of
Thursday funeral professions were moving
through the streets Of the city, bearing the
bodies oftheir unfortunate citizens whom
the lake had yielded up from its waters
The next few days will be gloomy and
sad indeed"
Many bodies have been recovered, and
probably many more may he. bat large
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STILL THEY CONE The Dodge County
Excelsior is the name of new paper hail.
ing from Beaver Dam, and carrying at its
mast head the names Of DOUGLAS and
JOHNSON. The editor is JOHN ii. Terrell,
who is entitled to the hearty support of
tie Democracy of that County. Let them
stand to him and his paper.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN KEwAUNEE.-That
spirited little paper, the Kewaunee Enter
prise, brings us weekly evidence of the
rapid growth and prosperity of that village.
The last number mentions the establish
ment of TaLnery there, and that the
proprietors have erected a building for the
immediate commencement Of their busi.
ness.
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HALF MILLION FOR A CopPEe NINE.
G. S. Clark and St. John Smith.
of Portland, and Mr.. Pope and another
gentleman from Canada, have purchased
the Acton Copper Mines, situated at &c
ton, Canada East, about forty miles from
the Brampton saw mills of Messrs. G. S.
Cook d Co. The price agreed upon was
half million of dollars, one hundred
thousand Of which was paid down in cash,
upon delivery of the deeds Of CONVEYANCE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21

Two villains lately entered the house
of Mr.. Guntz, near the Heenville Post
Office. As it was early in the morning
nobody was in but Mrs. Guntz, who was
in bed, and they presented pistols at her
head and rifed trunk in the room of SIG.
A brother-in law of Mr. Guntz had come
from Milwaukee, bringing with him sew
eral hundred dollars, and it is supposed
that the robbers followed him. Both men
are about 35 years of age, and they wore
black hats.-JeGerson 20. Republican, 18Th
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q" The Tribune has circulation among
the intelligent and reading portion Of the
COMMUNICATIONS
Yes, and when the editor of the Tri-
6aae attempts to make political speeches,
:" the intelligent and reading portion ofthe
community" will not come and hear him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-09-21

Yrs AND DowEs-The Milwaukee
Neocs says the Republicans in this District
have put up A. SCoTT SLOAN for Con
gress. The democrats will put him do,rn
at the polls. lie is SLOAN now, he'll be
slqln then.
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Revolution at the South,

he people are not only deserving the
u'>Hhionlais by thousands and tens of
Thousands, but scoIe- q papers have taken
down the names Of Breckenridge and Lane
and now 60 for the Little Giant with a
hearty good vii.
The Ficksburg (liississippi) Wig, for-
mer.y for Breckenridge, is out for Douglas
aud Johnson.
The Whty understands that Fx Senator
Soui4 has accepted in,itarfo.. to deliver
an address in Jhat city in favor Of Douglas
and johnson.
Tie LAougche tLouisians) Cnion. here
tofoIc disposed to SUPPORT the Breckinridge
disunionists, has backed SQUARE out from
the traitors. and. at the head Of its col
ums, has hoisted tae names Of Douglas
and Johnson. From It's Iealing article We
make the annexed quotation:
We raise, to DAY, the names of Doug
as and Johnson, and under that flag we
enter The present contest. prepared to bat
tie for our standard bearers, the chosen
representatives Of national Democratic
principles, and to lend whatever help we
can TO avert the blow of traitorous hands,
Z ~
PACK l'ePu"iIc"ns and laneeyi;es-that
am II, 10 s','Ee Gown the Union,
ne .,. " 3'>I'on (LonIl5,I""a) bL@4cE, a
P"l,5i ma I'@' esPouSeo I1e cause OF bFeeN-
In'lI-G ""G lane ana Iun up Their names
Al tL7 he"4 o. 'Ne paper has taken them
T'"" S'Io lace" nose OF 81. douglas and
'oHIISoH III ne" pace. lh!S IS one Of
tne largest ana most lhhCehtIaI papers OF
'Na ~, 0'"le'
nero are just 'hlfty Democranc papers
Il. ''e ""oie 'aIe OF LOUISIANA VI these
"'''s Teen nave hoi'teo the Douglas nag
an" q neutral paper mas also displayed the
"G yl Go'oFS:
/ from "eo'5'' we also nave suII more
cheering news. Alexander Il. Stephens,
whose name Is tower OF strength among
itself makes that State Jonhr snra fl ,'4 tL 20
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fsf assembly Dist. Convention.

TIL Democracy OF the First Assembly District
Of Naajto%oc Comfy, will meet in Convention
IT the Court Il. us in Aaritowoc, on the 28-h
81 September, 1860 al . O'clock i. 81, for the
P,rnose of nomluaci. Il caDd date for Member
Of Assembly, and IF electing Three Delegates to
represent said District in the Democratic Con-
venrion Tor The 18Th Senatorial District, u be
held in Cato on The h Of oct ,bar next The
ratio Of represent ton vii be one Delegate for
every fifty Democratic votes or fraction of fifty,
to wit:
COoperstown De-. ManitowCc 6 Del.
K0ssuth 3 . Gibson
Hishicctt g Rawlev
Two Rivers Del. q tcs
Carl. II. SCuIIDT, J
CHAS. KIND Committee
CASPER FLEISCHER,
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The Great Calamity-The Grim
inal Carelessness on Board the
Schooner The Captain For
bids the Schooner to come to
Anchor.

- :
= =. ',.e 0olei.o' i"'l ''eS' !" >0'''Va9o'
ne -. rE, oo''-. o"', T'l'l'' az" tnl
a,t.:i.,4,I
les, 'Ao>f or OFFICERS OF HE AUGUSTA.
george h"d5e' second mate W eht
on "aicH 1t y It was my "atch-that
IS GaPta'" 5 "a'cH ; WIND was ABOUT ,.
\, ~ 'esstis course was ,. hy T.; under
io'I SUI except nam gan lopsaI!' showed
= ""'Ie "g o." '>"'Ai.5-a post Jb|S' SaV
ne StS""'ef SL9"'' dIo"t te" MINUTES b2-
l"'e e"S'e@ ne r"Pi"."' "do"f ""e Pof@t
- "S ",0t1'" %" q ""S G"0@S '0e!@'y
",''"'s 'yJo'e '"s c0''SS'0" t0''@ 1 C"'''"
ne c3P'"" WING ana course o. NE YES
SCI were I''e same at thI' 'lAie as "heh |
Went on "a'ch ) ha' TWO mon rofWaid
and one at the wheel; called tae captain
because u looked squai'V ne came up and
Sif"" ID NE LIGHT TO HIM ne ran IoF
""''' ana looked at II 4ld mot kno"
"ne'"eT u was !" steamer . I@ht or YES
=, > ,He ''P,"," LOOK ''i'"So VI t"6 YES
sell ana ordered lNe men 10 settle away
tore and a.t canvass; the captain made no
remark 70 ne about tie hight; he was
SAYING some hlrg to tue mate, don't know
what: rom tA'ee 70 I'VE minutes before
we Slguvk' he sung out TO the man at the
was oba,nI lint tho vossoI III NOT MIND
ha~ Larn sr,o was I,in,r down 60 :, tho
water; We eyneetal she wanll ron over
aItorpther. the water was ovor tln loo
rail, We we're in the tro0ab Of the sea
fro or civ minutes Lec,ro wo s,rnnr-
When the soraII ,tr,rl, ~ our conrs. WINS
rhaarad Inv The wind from : hy = 10 +
Jv $, and We struck the steamer almost
n RIGHT ancIes dij NOT hear anv nn;se
on the steamer nor any whistle or he'll
The Aupusta is = preftv hard stenrinr vae.
sci Tftha steamer had rnpc, her haIl and
blown her whistle don't hardly .binlJ wo
could have heard il. wind blowino, 50 that
we could not hear ourselves from one and
of the vessel to tie other. First ,earraJ
that the Elrin was sum, when Wa were
towing up The river: first mate tol8 mo
Some Of the sailors on the Auausta also
testified before the Coroner's inrv. One
of them, a Prussian, who was stationed
forward to look for vessels. swore that he
did not see the steamers hpht at all until
Just as The captain ordered the helm hard
up. A valuable lookout. that,
-
r, ! NE iL"1I'7 ~ The L l.. ELGiN.-
:, = go '0'S,'" ~ |0''o'0 u ON 'he
-yvv ~ : H."1e'te"' ann rom olheF sour
10 49, ~ - CO t u. 'lo' ''"l mere were rom
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LATE PArERs.-WM. E. HOVE, will
please accept our thanks for lac Chicago
aud Milwaukee papers.
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The Douglas Barbecue.

New YORK, Sept. y.
The Douglas Barbecue at Jones' Woods
70 day, "as attended by very large crowd
sand TO number $4,000 people Douglas
aud Johnson were serenaded this evening.
No les Is EorING.-The Tribune con
cedes thc election Of LIzcoL>. Wonder
fai sasa.jg. Who now dares say that
prophets eAi,. Mt IN ,h.- age"
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Smith was in love with young lady,
and asked permission TO call her by the
name of sore animal, which request
was granted on condition she should have
the same privilege. On leaving, Smith
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TIL E PHO I z.
M A NIT o W O G:
FOR pEESED

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 81, 1860
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Good night, dear"
Good night, BORE" said she.
Smith has since quit the company Of
young ladies.
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At lie Corcno.', Inquest, in Chicago
the facts are coming ont, which show that
the fearful calamity on Lake Michigan
was attributed to carelessness only;
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NAYs-Messrs Bayard Bigler, Bragg,
Bright, Brown, Chestnut, Clay, Cljngmau,
Davis, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green, Gwin,
Hammond, HemPuiiI, Hunter, Iyerson
Johnson Of Arkansas, johnson Of Teuues
see, Lane. Latham, Mason, Nicholson Polk,
Powell. Pugh, Sebastian, S.ide.I, WigfalI
and Iuiee-30.
1t will be seen by tn, that Mr. Douglas
preferred the House ill. to the Senate bill.
and vo,el accordingly. Bat this was de-
faated. and the Senate bill coming 10 a vote
the same day-10th Of Maybe voted for
it. Beiag a consistent friend Of the
homestead measure, lie was wiling 70 ac-
cep. any bill that promised to be benef
cial IN lis operations. ID matter whether
was Ii rst choice or not. in nrginG
The passage OF the Senate bill, after the
. her hal been defeated, lie said:
desire t, say q wood 10 this stage #
the proceedings /. the o jet Of the
friends II the homestead 1T b. truly AMI
sincerely to promote tie interests q the
settlers on the pubic .a..i d. lot thiak
that there can be moment, hesitation ii
voting for the bill - it now stands before
tie Seuate No mar can decay but what
there are proyie,o=s IN Iii, bill which a,c
u vast importance TO The settlers. 1t
may not accomplish MI the Objects We
have in yies. II doe, not accomplish
near all Ia, object, la IN view. Il is
not what | desire bal enter aimed the
f., d hope that We could have done better
lsUt. Sir. sc have done % much nov hat
cannot s~aal justified If sc refu~e r.
..g What j. NJ - generously eEt.nl~i
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VIRGINIA
8cis Sicr NSrnp,arr;
Ghs. 5rnarY.

Nurh prrionl'hf 9Int1n!r i'm Nrrpen I'm ib in
cen S''ne AFltst' n't'nfll 9sthrtrn Hunrsn rim pcr.
i~tAlltrS Eager Der trltrn Giaarren irprr slrt nm So.
nat ~ nuSnaSmHmcrlr tlItItn Yrerlrn rife, iren y,
tpnntn. @leibfhus rmpEbIt is mcin mphinIfrrtirt,s
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allsr Nrt unn lpnlti9e 2irtitl, rr in tiurm Gia,rr,n-
msltalt arIrpbnliib Gclntt mrrrcn. lin ,iur ariSni,
"nl'Ht lt'neS S"Arrs Hittes y. NU IrnirIr."
Nr. l0l YrOarnr,
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1sg- 9Nie mEn nae Shmer,sn heilrn fnnn

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Nrpt' SttftS-, .Stittns. @Iitecr- uro 8ufeultmcr;cn Icictu.
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-, Y. 2Ha&ntr, u. @setter :nS alien Grueaif,u
~ IN Htdmpne. Nrrfplt unc YcterSturo.
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EDWARD v. CANN,N,
Sr1entlttber Niptd' mp Werldts Nupolt
Sifrs: @tf @'""'rnrr' unp JsantIin- Straee.
s. y. Ste der's

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UHrilhIiii mt Gen Anterrcrunaen nnStit nuE QriErip frin
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SrdIs fr Sfrrcncr pcreen mad ws Ypr onaefeIli0t!n
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o~rTrltbtS =. .. 5tcdrL
SutkiHpT Wne popP
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<irsrsrdsu! .Niriesrzyoscrr
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Wcttcr HbcinpriuI

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s65- Nrr elm 9utrS Bib batcn nil, aebe mad
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Scednu

ScetSn per S&id Stil!cr ria &rcmrn crbaltcu:
5000 pfr. Slmtrrger 3wctl6rn,
1900 Yip. ytnicn.
NutEl &C.
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Deutlbe 6sknmme.
WfrS. y. Sanmann, MarikaQ CITRATE

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