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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-19

RELEASE OF PRIsoSERs.-0n Thursday after
noon United States Marshal Murray, by diree-
ton of the Government, went to Fort Lafayette and
released Robert Muir and James Chaplin. Muir was
released on signing stipulation that he would moi
commit any act hostile to the United States. He was
Scotchman, and recently resident of Charleston,
s. G.. Chaplin was arrested at Saratoga, n. Y, by
the Marshal Of the Northern District Of New.York,
He was released on taking the oath of allegiance.
Twenty prisoners selected on Thursday from
among the North Carolinians on Bedloe's Island,
were to be sent to Fortress Monroe yesterday, theirs
to be released upon taking oath not to bear arms
against the United States Government This Is dons
in response TO the recent release of OF our wounded
soldiers at Richmond. As nearly all the persons re-
leased by the Rebel authorities are disabled by
wounds and disease, more than half of them having
had limb amputated, Col Burke made selections IN
the sane manner from among the common soldiers,
and those were taken who appeared to be most dis
abled and weakened by disease. Their names ara
not given. This action of the Government was 40
agreeable surprise to the prisoners, and tue forunsA
ones hailed their deiveance with unfeigned delight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-19

hSAPI: Or Tar CHo1R Book: A CouEcTI0E or NoCsL
NrsIc STORED AM SECULAR. BY LOWELL MASON,
Mus. Doe. and WILLIAM Mason. pp. Sai. Mason
Brothers,
In this new manual Of vocal music the editors
have aimed to combine all the elements both theo-
reical and practical that are demanded by the wants
Of the public choir or the home circle. IL contains
ample instructions on the principles of music a
course Of progressive lessons for practice and lib
eral collection of metricai tunes, comprising many OF
the Old standard fsvorites, and great variety OF
new pieces, adapted to the usual musical occasions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-19

TB GREATEST On WELL YET.-The editor Of
Tie Mercer Pa DisP0fcb gives . description OF
extraordinary vein Of oil tapped the other dag on
the McEihauy farn, at depth Of AGO feet. He
ssys a watch was held while il into a tank hold
i3g by measures l0S barrels, and II filed The same
IN s. minutes. at fair estimate, takiog this az
data, those who were working and watching about
Z arc cDahcent that in tho first n hours Flowed
2s0 barrels of oil. And when we leit on Friday
moi1lDe there appeared 10 be but little dimnution.
Nhm is also remarkable, is the Fact tha. this Wei IS
located not IGore than 20 rods from tho Funk We'll,
NAich has been flowing some fOur months, ard has
YIELDED an almost incredible quantity d t5e on.
GUSTAyrs W. SmTH.-Tho statement that this
rSitoT eXeeled Gen. Met ellan IN the bOnors u b's
,lsA iof 1916 al West Point is untrue. \ CORE
ipondept SAYS:
Suslayps w. Smith graduated AZ the West Point
hihiary Academy in 1872, ard No. 10 bis class.
A. loe head OF his class stood Henry l.. Eustis now
professor In Harvard College. IL the sane class
Us ten. kosecrans, who WIS No. D.
,, nen' Mcclellan graduated four years later, IN
'ofo' ~ the head OF bis class was Clas. :. S,cw,
1ow hhed States engineer at Fortress Monroe;
IN s'SSisilsn was No. 3 Charles L. Bluut and
s9ln u roster were Nos. 3 and 4. These included
s the CADETS OF that year who entered the engineer
e'iPs. no . Is engaged On the great works cover
nR nssniielCn. No. Is constructing The forilica.
40" % SANDY HOOK, New-loFk harbor.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE REBELLION; ITs LATENT CAUSES Asr IEUk -"
NrICAyCE. By EENRN A. TUcdErNN' LIMO PF
80 james 6. Gregory.
In the form Of letters addressed TO European
friend, Mr. Tuckerman here presents ucld anD,s Ga
of the causes which, in their various complicated re'
lations, have led 10 the existing insuHectlon asa''
the Government Of tie United States. He also com
meuts, with philosophical discrimination on Tue
singular aspects of the Southern movement showing
s Ittcr want of foundation in truth or justice, and
predicting the inevitable ruin of its adherents Mr.
Tuckc1mars freedom from partisan bases, ana DIS
nre,jors literary connections aud sympathies with
tho Sontb rive additional force TO tins manly utter
s,ce IF his convictions, and render his pamphlet a
timely and valuable offering to the cause of the
Union
sussfoNaRy LIFE IN PERSIA. BY the Rev. JCsrr'
PzKalSs, d. D. Emo. PIP 2dS. American Tree Society
The experience of quarter Of century Of labor'
among the HISTORIAN Christians has furnished the
author Of his volume with abundant materials for al
interesting and instructive narrative. 1t embrace;
the principal facts contained in Dr. Perkins's well
known larger WORT; entitled " Residence in Persia,
presented in 4 condensed form, with numerous add
tions bringing down the history of the HISTORIAN
mission to tie present time. The volume aboundi
with valuable information, vigorously aud often eio
quently expressed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

Herman Gilbert and John Maths, against " M
c chase, Macy Proctor, Lucia Butler. Halr; t
s. Proctor, JOHN c. Proctor Edward A. Nicul
and John 3. u Cossw.i.
IT APPEARING, & me yaat the defendants
L william c tuss-, Nancy Proctor, Lucia
Ku,iep, Harriet 5. r.Otlor, john G Proctor,
Edward a Niculi, reside our OF this State, and
csuuet be iounp therein, a d that this action is
brought for the partition ct certain lands situate
in the unity Of Hsniiuwoc, aud TINT the per
sCES having al int rest IN portion OF sid lands
are unknown Now, therefore, on melton Of
WV. VI NICHOLS, the Plaintiff Attorney, il /,
ordered that all persons Interested in said prem~
ises hereinafter descl ibed, appear and answer
the complaint in this action On or before the
l9th day Of August, 1861, and that this order
be published in the AANIrowoC PnoT, a news
paper printed and published in the county o.
Manitowoc, for six successive weeks, Cnce in
each week The following is a depscription Of
thu premises sought to be psrtitioued to wit
The east half Of section twenty-20 the
roth west quarter of section twenty one-2l-
the west half OF the southeast quarter OF sec
ton twenty -one-2l-the uort!,- east Qutrter
and the northwest quIrter OF section twenty
eight--and the east hall OF the worth east quar-
ter OF section twenty nlne-29--a!l in town ship
seventeea --l1-north OF range twenty. one-2l
east, in the county of Mario~oc. ard Sratc
OF " isconsin.--Dated July 9, 1861.
GEO. y WOODIN,
Court Commissioner for aanitowoc Co. Wis.
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TOWN AND COUNT TRY

Dos'T FORGET THE Pooh ,-Thi. COM
fnunity, like all others, fia. it. poor, and :
duty is devolsed upon each we'i-off indlvi
dual to look after, and aid in in supplying
the wants Of these unfortunate persons in
bur midst. We know our people are
generous and self sacrifcing-more espe-
eially our ladies. Our ladies are now, and
have been for some time, at work-night
and day, and for aught we know, Sundays
in Obtaining money, gathering materials
for, aud manufacturing articles of comfort
for The sick and disabled soldiers confined
IN the government hospitals in the valley
of the Potomac or elsewhere. All this is
very laudabe and praiseworthy in each
one who does not do it merely for the sake
OF having her name and deeds beralded to
the world.
We understand that hundreds of dollars
have already been contributed for this OBJ
Jsct by our citizens, through the solicita>
lions Of our generous hearted and patriot
ic ladies' but we hope that while doing
this, they have not forgotten the wants Of
the poor and needy at their own doors,
and the maxim that true charity begins at
home, as the same can be quietly and I'M
o.tentatiously dispensed, and in that true
and loving spirit that the one hand need
not know what the other doeth.
We know Of one woman with two
children, living within the limits Of our
village, whose husband has enlisted in the
regular army, and for months been absent
In the service Of the country, who is suf-
fering for the nccessaries Of life, and might
starve or soon freeze were it not for the
charity bestowed by immediate neighbors.
We have heard of many other cases of
like destitution, and we would suggest to
our ladies that ms soon as Rtingholz Hall
shall have been cleared Of the articles of
comfort they have gathered and prepared
for the absent, they publish call on the
ladies to meet at the same place, elect
their officers, appoint one committee to
ascertain the number, location, and wants
Of the poor of our own village, one com
mittee TO solicit subscriptions, ard go to
work with will to supply such wants.
The poor soldiers wife and children
would like comfort or two, shoes and
stockings. and fire wood, and something 10
sustain their stomachs through the APP
| preaching winter We know our ladies
will look to these things-God bless their
generous brarts
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CireRIt Coart- Maus,awec Cauuty.

GEORGE n. WooDIN, Receiver of the pro.
" perty Of Frederick ". Hue5rer, against
John c, johnson. Der jamin NJ. Field, a. Bene>
dict, Peter Field. Lester Sexton, Lorln Sexton
George Sexton, EIward Ballas, Adolph u. Ney-
man, Emil II. Neyman, Emil Weiskisch, Frede-
rick ". Huetner, Julian Huebner, Emil M
Shower, Gabriel Shoyer, William Shoye r, Henry
j. Bazro, John Nazro, Edwin r. Smith. Anna
Ravine, los. II. Cordes, and Martin Grucher.
The Safe of Wisconsin to the above aimed
Defendants are hereby summoned and
required to answer the comp laint in this action
which was on the 22d day Of August, 1861 ),
fled in the Office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court in ard for the county of Manitowoc, al
A.nitowoc, Wisconsin, and to serve a cory of
your answer TO the said complaint on the subs
scriber at his Office in Manitowoc, Wis, within
ninety days siter the service Of this summons
on You, exclusive of the day OF such service
And it you fail TO answer the said complai
within the tine aforesaid, the paintif i, this
action vii apply TO the Ceust for the relief ie-
Ganded in the complaint.
v. VI. NICHOLS, P'fs ATTY.
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NEWSPAPER CHANGEs.-We perceive
that SAM. RYAN, Jr., has retired from the
editorial department Of the Appleton
Crescent, and enlisted for the war Major
RYAN has conducted the Crescent from
its commencement with much ability, and
if he handles the sword as ably as he has
the pen, we may look for a good soldier
TIN. F. SrRoyG, Jr., has purchased the
Fond du Lac Press. Mr.. SMEAD will con
tinue as editor until TIN +" gets his band
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The COUNTY BoARD.-This body ad-
journed on Wednesday evening, after a
session of Is days. We shall commence
publishing The proceedings in our next.
The County Poor system has not been
disturbed. The following gentlemen were
elected Poor Commissioners JASON PEI
LET, LOUIS FAULHABER, and CHAs HOTEL
MAN.
The following gentlemen were elected
Commissioners of the Drainage Fund j:
DR.. Ii. w. Tucker, Ii. II. SMITH, and
FRED. SCHMITz.
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sEacrEH,e SHE.

State of Wiscoasia, Circuit Court, Maai;os &C
County
Alfred Sm'th ardIa P. Smth. Admipis-ra.
tors OF the es'asc o. Dafie. >alsa, 4. essed.
agaiu-i Lauriston Damon, Alnels E Damon.
his si.e, AID William FiascT. JldEme.. o.
foreclosure md sale.
virtue o., AID pursuant TO \ ju9graeat fs.-
teged IN said Court in the sbovs 5LIsl-I &C,
ton dated October 30,h, 1861. / shall expose
t0T sale AID sell AZ public sactinn, At the Courl
House, n the village Of HIpitawoc, on Sa-Rr-
day, the Igt' day Of Febrtary, 1862, at h. hogr
0. ten o'clock Il. The forenoon, IN io.lor!.e ne
scribed mortgaged premises. or so much thereof
as may be necessary 20 raise the IN IN q sad
ind ssnsnt. interest, and costs, together with the
expenses uf sale to wit Lois uuaber nine end
ten IN block nun her nine In The village Of nish
icott, il the County Of EaIi.ogoc, State Of Wis
con-ia.
Dated, 2heriGs Office, Aan;towoc, Nov. II,
1851. WYAAN MURPHY,
Sheriff OF Hauitowoe County, Wisc.rs
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~ We obserYa that WIZ

~ We observe that WITTMAsS, at
his drug store on the south side Of the riv-
err, has recently been receiving fresh as
sortment of drugs, medicines, and fancy
artcles-as nice a stock rs we have seen
in long time. He has also a beautiful
variety of Kerosene Lamps and the best
quality of KEROSENE, which he sells very
low. We wish one or two OF our subscri.
bers would pay up, as we certainly would
invest the money in one of those hand
some lamps. They give the cheapest and
best light extant
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Cireaii Ceart-Nanitovos CeuGty.

William Eatorgh vs., William Bach, Juuius judi
son, Joseph Lawson, Fred. Borcherdt, j. E.
Plar, Henry Berlener, julius Bruno Francis
B. Cooley, John Y. FAr"eil. James Paitee,
Elisha S Wadswor'h, John McFair!an, Win
field Smith. Edward Solomon, August Berner
Samuel Williams John C. Staskaeathsr
William II. Jacobs JOHN ?. Robinson. Aaron
Kube, William II. Bicknel, and Charles
Parker.
The State of Wisconsin to the abcva named
De!enGaIta.
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
L answer the comp aint il this setion, which
was fled in the office III III, Ci1lk II the Circuit
1ourt OF Aaat0woc county, " i-corsju, On The
l0ih day u 3usIsa. 1851, AID to serve cory
OF your ,...sser o. rs caoscriber al his ONCE III
the village + H.,,il0woc, County o ManItowoc.
= ithin uj>ety days alter the service Of tas
summons on Cd. exc .sivs % the day ot such
service. AID il scu falI to answer said com
plant Within the ttlua aforesaid he Plaintiff yiii
apply 10 lie Cour. tor ,be relief &enfa ued III
the CON .".-.t.
GEo \ Wo0DIN, FTa's Asty.
M.n;tnwoc. August Is, 1851.
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WYMAN MURPHY.
Sheriff of Manitowoc County, Wis
WM, NJ. NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.


Elizabeth Catherine Sharpe, plaintiff, against
William S. Jones. Ann Jones. William Nc
Dugoil, A. Newdorf, A. F. ". Valenstinc and
Edward Newhouse, deft's.
The State of Wisconsin to the DetlIilnts
William S. Jones, Ann Jones, William acDu-
gol, 4. Nerdorf, A. T. ". Falenstine ana Ed
ward Newhouse t'
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
L answer the complaint in this action, copy
OF which is herewith served upon you, and TO
serve a copy of your answer, on the subscriber,
at his Office in the city of Oshkosh, county #
WnHebago, and State of Wisconsin within
ninety DAYS after the service Of this Summon.
upon you exclusive of the day Of such service ,
and if you fail 10 answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in tie compliant
Dated 10Th day Of October, A D 1860
W. K. KENNEDY, P,f's Atty.
Residence, City Of Oshkosh, Wis
AOIIGE.-The summons and complaint in
the above action are filed in IT." Office Of the
clerk q the Circuit Court OF the county of Man
.toHoc and State Of Wisconsin,.
". R. KENNEDY.
ATTY for pm
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CirenIt Ceurt-Narlt0wse Comfy.

William II. Glover J .--.. e,...
vs..
Thomas Kennedy.
The Safe of Wisconsin to Thomas Ken eds,
YOU are hereby summoned and required to
L answer the complaint in this a ion, O..
which a copy is herewith served upon : "a aa&
10 serve copy of your answer t" The said Gem
plant on the subscriber, at NY caice, in the
village OF Maritowoc, within tweu,y days after
the service hereof exclusive of tha ray Of -uca
service: and f You fail to answer the sad com.
plant within tho time afo es ID tGe piaintla T..
this action will taxi judgment agan-t VOC f5g
the sum Ct one hundred and seventy dollar. 40. +,
twenty cents with inter It from tie thirteen l.
day Of Juiy, one thousand eight hu,dred a1d
sixty, besides the cost Of this action.
GEO. y. WoODIN, P.ajAtIiI's Attorney,
Dated Oct Q, 1861
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

MILI1AKY-The Scandinavian Gonna
ny, under Capt. GCsTAvERsoN, is now drill
ling, and the members 60 through the
tactics with much military PRECISION
The Company is filling up rapidly, but a
few more men will be taken. It's a good
chance for those who wish TO enlist.
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TIL Il PILOT
znE Printing

We are prepared at air times TO do any
kind of work in the Book and Job Print
ing line. Having large and varied as
.ortment of type, and large stock of diff
sereht kinds Of paper, we can print hand
bills, cards, checks, notes, de-, as neat as
can be done this side of Milwaukee, and as
cheap as tie cheapest Try US
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

SUDDEN DEaTH.-ORRrs c. WHITE, a
residen: of stockbridge, Calumet CO.. vas
found dead on the 7th inst, in the field
where he had been blowing, lying extend
ed In the furrow, with bis hands across his
Breast. 1t is supposed that he died from
disease of the heart.
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LOOK OFT FOR BREAKERs.-As next
Sunday will be the first of December. it is
very possible that there will be a crash
among tie Banks of the State. No mat
ter how hard it comes, it will not affect
cur pockets, but some of our friends NAV
be interested in the matter.
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Circuit Caurs--County orMani-


William II. Lyon, Warren ". Lvon Robert
Shaw, aud Morris saLer, ag4inss Obadiah IL.
Platt.
The State ct Wisconsin tc Obadiah H. Tlast
YOU are hereby summoned AID rtQ4irai tn
i answer tie complaint l. t is action, whlc!,
is fled IN the Office ct the CLERK Of The Cucuit
Court, County Of Naaitowoc. copy Of which
is herewith by mail served upon you. and 10
serve copy Of your answer TO the said com
plant On he subscriber, at his aliee in his
daefuE-hsuss il toe village vi Ma.jtowoc, in
said cogaty, within twenty days aiger tie service
CT this SUMMONS on you, exclusive al the day Of
such service; and il you fail to answer the said
complaint within the lne af0rcsaiJ, the plain
tas in this ac'iJa VII take Judgement against
You for tie sum q enc Thousand hrec hundred
and seventy-oae - 100 doii4rs wlgA interest Oh
FIVE huudred and ninety iour 15-Iu0 dollars,
from the fret day Of tn4ary, and or seven hun
dred aud seveEty-seyen u2-llG dGsars from the
sixteenth day Ct May, ore thousand eieLt hun
dFed and sixty, besides tie costs Of this action.
GEO. REED, Plaintiffs Attorney.
I, ps'ci a. Aaaiiovoc, October 81, 1891,
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ET Advertisers ,ciH please bear in mind
that the Piiot has nov the largest cireuia,
ton Of any E'lgissh paper printed IN this
county, and that Il is for their interest to
sss is columns. Adeertise in it, and there
by increase your business.
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Loss of the Key Stone State.

DErRoIr, Nov %
he steamer Key Stone State, hence for
Milwaukee the S,h, is gone down with al.
on board. She was last seen during the
last gale, apparently disabled, and pieces
of wreck supposed 10 belong to her, have
since BEEN picked UP on lake Huron.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-29

THANKSGIVING DrNNER.-The material
for our Thanksgiving Dinner was present.
ed to us by Mrs NJ. MAnosEr, who has
the warm thanks Of the Prior Office for
her timely remembrance.
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T'HIs goUSE Ia. been te,o ..l...
Il ready TOR gre.t Tnurong
provenients, zt.d id'epr. have re-H Ire8 -
present season. The iu-@rfar se a.d r9 "a
compete change, 80 tha' gNe "NaLEEg" ia
Tact New House. y "a - Fia,a 9ea sc;
IN hitting up AID Gn,sasGg e;tr wta eek
meBfS.
Thu Proprietc, eonGde4t heHy 3 rtc.-
pates the sishes Of tho ~ seiln --.-.., 49,
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