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PROCLkN NATION.
Annual Thanksgiving

/ To The PEcPLE OF W1scors,r
Amidst the manifold vicissitudes and ca-
lanities that have befaIIen aud surround.
Ell US, Threatening the life of our nation.
and the lives Of so many of its heroic and
noble sons, 1t becomes us to turn with
grateful hearts TO the Supreme Being for
the many blessings We have enioyed and
the Affections We have been spared.
The horrors and dcvastations of war. so
tiercely raging around Us, have not touch.
Ell the border Of our state; exceDt the
brave men who have rallied around our
county's flag, in this time of 3eyiI. our
citizens have been permitted to pursue
| their peaceful arocatious; our harvest,
though not 50 abundant as Providence has
sometimes been pleased to grant Us, has
yet well compensated the labor bestowed
upon II, and well filed our houses and
barns; the savage tribes upon our border
settlements so threatening a. one lime 10
our peace, have been quieted aud kept I'M
der surveillance.
The great cause Of our nation, it is true,
has no, yet triumphed over lis enemies,
but neither has i; yet failed the enemy
has been driven from the soil of the lnyaI
states, our army has been reinforced bv
thousands of brave, patriotic and noble
men ready TO do battle, and if necessary,
10 die for the integrity of the Union: our
resources and energies are unimpaired .
we have reason to De hopeful for the fu-
ture, and therefore thankful for the past.
The loyalty, honor, and patriotism Of
the State Of Wisconsin has been noblv
sustained b. her brave sous upon to vindi
cate our national flag. The just
pride which We feel in the bravery Of
our noble soldiers should fill our
hearts with gratitude to Almighty God,
who has sustained them 10 their hour
Of trial.
For these and other uncouuted blessings
which the infinite goodness of God has
'ouchaiiied to US during the past year. we
should thank Him from the depth of our
helrts. And therefore, and in accordance
with time honored custom, do hereby
appoint THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAY
OF November, 1862, AS 4 DAY OF
THANKSGIVING AND REST. and rec
ommend to the people of this State on
that day to abstain from secular labor,and
to assemble at their usual places of wor-
ship 20 show their grateful hearts to tire
benefcent Ruler of the Universe, and TO
pray for speedy suppression of the re
beIiIon, and for peace to our distracted
country.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caus
r.,,,1 ed the Seal of State to be af |
fixed this 3lst day of October, |
A ID. 1862.
EDWARD SALOMON, Governor.
EDWARD lLsLEy, Asst Sec'y of State.
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Examination AppOintnae mts q
the County s1p'f.
OFFICE SUIT OF ScHool $,

y u. -o"Oc, Oc' oDsr Oh. SCI. |
TUE Inspection OF applicants for License to
Il teach III the Public Schools of tie county
Maritowoc viii be attended to by the County
Supeiintel dent in the month g! November, A
u. 1852, on the days, and at the pieces, herein
alter specited
District No l. comprising the towns of Glib
son, Two Greeks -H,shicoti, ak Two Rivers, al
the School House in the village Of Mishcott, OF.
Tuesday and "Wednesday, the llth and 18th o.
November.
District No. 2, consisting of the towns OF
MalitoHoc. Manitowoc Rapids, aud Newton, at
tue School House in School District No. :, vii
ia-c of hanitowoc, ca Friday AID SATURDAY, the
14ih and 10Th OF November.
District No. 3, comp r;si0G the towns O..
Gooperstown, FraLk IN, kossu.h ami Maple
Grove, at the house o; Michael kelinrr. in Tia,
town OF Kossuth, Oh Tuesday aud Wednesday,
the 18th and l9th of November.
District No. 4 comprising the towns OF Cato
Eaton, Liberty, and Rockland, at the School
House near Cl4rk'S Mills, in The town of Cato,
on Friday and Saturday, the 2l,t aud 22I OF
November
District No. consisting of the towns Of Cen
trcvle, Sch!es3ie, ard Meeme, at the School
House near Dauforth's Mills, in the town OF
Mceme, on TUESDAY aud Wednesday, the 25.l.
and 26th Of November.
The primary oijac. is to examine applicants
for license to teach in the Public Shoot. Of the
county but, as The law requires the County
Superintendent to Ole4ui.s srd conduct al
least one l-stitute, f0r the Instruction Of Teach
ers in es:h year, aIa as | en- cred upon the do,
lies Of the Supt's eff ,e too late comply with
the law in tits respect, with shy reasonable
prospect OF Success, ! have concluded TO il id
one in connection wiki these examinations ana
for this purpose | nave designated Two days foI
each session.
Il is expected that all persons designing to
teach IN this county who did not receive certd-
Gates from ny predecessor, viii be present at
one OF these sessions, and il possible at the oae
appointed for their respective districts.
In 40 instance will certificates be granted to
applicants until they have passed thorough
AID satisfactory examination, at one of the SEES
sious above designated, unless good aud sulic-
lent reasons shsllappear why tie rule should be
disregarded and the exami: tion conducted III
some other way,
The examinations are to be public, and all
Teachers, District Officers, Parents, aud the
Friends Of Education, are cordially invited to
attend,
Applicants will please provide themselves,
each with good lead pencil and be present at
the session e promptly at 9 o'c!olk A. N. OF each
day.
All who desire certificates mus give in their
names at 8 O'clock l. Nj on the first day Of the
5eS>ion.
CHAS. s. CANRIGuT,
County Superintcnd, ut.
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kFf ESge.f.2sc.

MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT-Ta the
matter of the Estate Of Christian Bo,gan h.z,
dec saed.
IN reading and fling the petition Of Ignaz
~ BoeSsushitz, administrator Of the estate ct
Christian Eocgansh;tz, deceased, representa- z
among other thing that ne has fully administer,
ed said estate, ard praying that aitlme aud place
be fixed for examining and allowing his account
OF his administration fled with sid pei iou, !.
is ordered that said account be exam d by the
JUICE Of this Court On Monday, the 9Th day cf
Oatober 1862, at the Office OF the County judge
Of Manitowoc county, in the village OF Ma,il,~
"bc. Ard it is further ordered that notice
thereof bc given b tha Porous i::,ies.. hy
publishing a copy of this order tor three sue"
cessive weeks prior 10 said day OF examination
in tie Mantowoc Pilot weekly newapap,r
published at Manitowoc village in said county =.
Il. s. PiERPONT, County Jucge.
Dated Sept. 9th, 1862
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WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
by Il. T. BLlKE, Under Sheriff.

StTATE OF WISCONSIN-Circuit Court, Man.
- itowoc County. Charles T. Draper, Daniel
p. Clark, Parker p Clark, George II Clark. and
Elijah +. Clark, Plaintiffs, against Elijah 6. En-
crson, Deferdaut. The State Of Wisconsin to
the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned aud required to
answer the complaint 10 this action, which is
flea in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circui.
Court, in and Tor the county Of Aauitowoc, at
Nantowoc, q copy of Which is herewith served
upon you by man, ard to serve Cory 81 your
answer to said complaint on the sub. crlblr. as
his Office, III his dwelling house in the village OF
Ma; iowoc, in said county, within twenty days II
Ter the service Of this summons on you exclusive
CO the day Of such service; and ifyou .,,il to ar
swcr the said complaint within tie tine afure-
said, the pla4til5 in This action will ag'y 70 Tho
count for tie relief demanded n he rynrziut.
GEO. REED, Atty for 3lns'
Dated Manitowul July 25th 1852.
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RYans Address.

OSCAR Kocu's tool, c. W. Frrcu, says
that Messrs. CAuILL and RAND, two Of our
AssembIyroen eject, are not strong, except
in believing in RYA>'s Address. As a
consequence, The people must believe in
it, or they would not have given CAHILL
1853 majority, and RAND ajority of
28o. That same RYAN Address has rails
ed the deuce with Abolitionis,s and mon.
grel Democrats like FIrcH wherever It has
Been read. Mr.. RYAN must write another
for next Fslps campaign. Truth is pow
erful, and will prevail" So has RYAN's
Address prevailed in Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA
Indiana, New Jersey, New York, Illinois,
and Wisconsin, More plain talk like that
of RyAN's, and Democracy will prevail
everywhere.
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The Pirate Alabama.

The most exciting war news Of Monday
is comprised in the late exploits of the
rebel prva'eer steamer Alabama (290l,
in which Captain Raphael Semmes has
been doing so much destruction TO the
merchan, marine of theanor.h. and whose
daring adventures the NAVY Department
appeared 10 take so little trouble 20 check
Tie pr .ateer is now close upon our
coast. From intelligence received by
the brig Baron de CasliGe at Boston yes
terday it appears that she captured seven
vessels within a few weeks past, and des
troyed them all except two, which Captain
Semmes released upon the masters giving
bonds; ore Of them, the ship Touawanda
in eighty thousand dollars, and the other
tile brig Baron de Castiue in six taous
and pay able 10 the Presideu, Of the con-
federate states after peace Is established
The last appearance Of the Alabama was
in latitude thiTly.nine north, longitude
.ixty nine west. off the Capes Of Delaware,
aud directly n the track Of the California
steamers. The list Of vessels that have
fallen into her clutches since the beginning
OF her career. numbers IN all twenty-five
nineteen Of which were DESTROYED. and
the rest buanl aud released --NeU York
Herai
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INDIASs TO De HrNG.-A special dis
patch to the Milwaukee News from Mime.
sofa, says lover three hundred Indians
have been convicted by the military com
mander at Lower Sioux Agency as partic
ipa,ors in the late horrible massacres and
condemned 10 be hung. Whether they
live or die rests with the authorities at
Washington, The people of Minnesota to
man are in favor Of their immediate ex ,
ecution.''
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SINGER & CO.'S

LETTER "a" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
VIII all the Recent Improvements,
Is the BasT and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAU
TIFuL Of all Sewing Machines. This M
chine viii sew anything. from the running
OF tuck in Tarletan 10 the making of an
Extraordinary ling from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down t. ne sottest Gauze or Gossa.
mer Tissue, and is ever readysto do its
work to perfection. 1t can fell, hem, bind
gather, tuck, quilt, and has capacity for
great variety Of ornamental work. This
IS not the only Machine that can fell hem,
bind, and so FORTH but it will do so better
than any other Machine. The Letter "a"
Family Sewing Machine may be had in a
great variety Of cabinet cases. Tie Fcd>
ing Case, which is now becoming so pop
ular is, as its nalne implies, one that can
be folded into box or case, which, when
opened, makes beautiful. substantial and
spacious table for tho work TO rest upon.
The cases are Of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
forest, or as elaborateIy finished as art can
make them.
Send for copy Of SINGER & Co.'S Ga
zETTE."
| N. SINGER & C :.
45S Broadway, n Y.
Milwaukee Office--17 Newhal House.
S. w. Smith, Agent in Manitowoc.
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THREE MEMBERs-W Wisconsin has GER
tainly elected three Democratic Congress,
men in this State viz: JAMRs S. Baow"
in the First. CnAs. A FlDmDGE in the
Fourth, and En-, WHEELER in the Fifth
District IIurrah
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Tue FOURTH DEsrRIcr-Mr ELDHIDGE's
majority Is larger than that Of any other
Congressman elected from the State The
convention which nominated him, it sho'd
not be forgotten. endorsed that treason,
able RYAS address," which FIrcu herated
50 much during the recent election.
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CIrerIt Coprt-NanltpWe, County.

OLIVER LANE, vs.. John Guyles, George
xxx, and JOHN C. Mills The State Of Wiscou-
SIN to the above-namcd Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
L answer the complaint of the plaintiff ia lie
above. entitled action, copy Of which is here
with served upon you, and to serve a copy ot
your answer thereto or ne, at my office in III,
village Of Manjtowoc and State Of Wisconsin
within twenty d,ye from tie service hereof upo.r
yon, exclusive Of the day Of such service, and #
you Tail TO answer as aforesaid dc plaintiff will
take judgment against you fer the sum of One
Hundred and Four Dollars and Ten Cents slOl.
l0l with interest thereon from the twentieth
day OF March, 1852, nj ten !er cent also for
the sum Of Seventy Three Dollars AMI Fifty Five
cents tSlj,o5I with interest ut ten per cent.
from the first day Of Noveulbcr, 1851
3. r. ANDERSON, PITS !t.'v.
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Notice,

TT AVING been appointed Superintendent of
L. Schools for the county of Aanitow &c, in
place Of b. j Van Valkenburgh, late incumbent.
resigned, | hereby give notice that persons hav
ing business to transact with said officer, NAV
bind me at the sup'Ps office in The Court Hous.',
during business hours on Saturday in eacl. week.
Teachers OF the county, whose schools are in ses.
sion, will confer favor by informing me of
lat fact, that NAV form their .cauaipt,pcr
aud visit their schools at my earliest convea-r
ieLce
C. S. CANRIGHT.
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Delicate Organ, the Eye,

It has TO lie
MADE TIE Special STUDY
The undersigned, feeling the necessity dat at
some one point, and by one or more PHYSICIANS
in our State, that this class Of diseases should
receive special attention, and be the subject of
special practice, will, for the future devote from
other practice from 10 to . O'clock in the fore
noon Of every dag TO the treatment of Op:hal-
mic diseases.
In every case fair and candid opinion Of tie
prospect Of erecting cure will be given. II
mast be remembered tina. there are cases beyond
the power Of the best medical skill in the wu, ID
Diseases Of the Chest and stomach,
q Il I'll other chronic affections, will also be pre-
scg;9ad f. I'D treated at tue sana time. Poor
persons whose means are limited, viii be char
gel for medicines only.
The undersigned bciieTes that the knovledgc
ne possesses in these cll5scs Of diseases, can be
made beneficial TO his fellow citizens, AMI there
fore adopts this method for the public good
and not from any pecuniary necessity of making
it known, that he devotes certain hours frou
his other practice, to the treatment OF TIM DIS
eases already enumerated.
A. many cases will reyu;rc protrated stay
in the city, board can always be had at ore or
another OF the many board; G houses or taverus
or at he Hospital under tie care uf the Sistcts
or Cnalitv. This hospital is located on the
banks Of the Lake in one Of the most beautiful
situations III the city, accessible at al hours o.
the day by horse railway.
Letters Ct enquiry vii always he promptly az
swered. Office, NJ. 6 Cro~swell's Building,
Wisconsin Street, between L st Water and
Main Streets. Residence, corner OF Van Bu en-
and Oneida Streets, Milwaukee
JAMES JOHNSON NJ y
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I'm Probate.

Stae OF Wisconsin,, Mani'owoc County. In
the matter OF the Estate o. Emery S. Lamb, de-
ceased.
IN reading and fling the petition Of Helen
~ u. Lamb. Of the tovucl Haritoxoe. in tho,
county vi hanito"oc, ana State Of Wisconsin,,
rrpresentIng among other things that she ha.
iuiiy discharged the daties Of her trust az Ad--
"ilii7'ratri1 OF the estate OF the said deceased.
n praying that she may have srttlernc. %.
'aid safe az d DC discharged rs Administrative
hereoi- u Is ordered that said application lie
heafd n store H,a, AT Wy flee in the village Il
Nan .owOc gu the 22l day Of jane, A. b. !e63
a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ. And it ID further ordered
that notice OF said application and hearing bs
gwen hy publishing copy Of this order for
three successive weeks. once in each week, in
the h"Ihlowoc Pilot, newspaper printed in
saia county, prior 70 said hearing.
II. PIERfONT, Co Judge.
Dat May 29th.l862.
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CAPT. TEMPLE CLARK-We learn that
our former townsman, Capt. TEMPLE
CLARK. is now in Chicago, suffering from
wounds l. a.yed at the battle of Corinth,
with fair prospects Of recovery. He has
proved himself brave officer, and at pres
ent holds the responsible position of AS
sistant Adjutan, General.
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ard of Thanks.

Nm. Eplr9R:-To the uubpuuded praise
which Dr.. ID. J. Eiston, OF Mauitowoc, has al
ready received for his successful treatment Of
ocular seIse', permit me TO add the following ::
H. the yea: 1851. my wife became .cfed
with sore or graduated eyes aud IN spite of
every effort made 20 stay tie progress Of the
disease, graduailv grew worse until Ter vision
sa> so sadly impair TO be unable 10 cor
rectl' d'stls Guish the most prominent oil cts
While this truly lamentsbIe cond ton,
Glanced to hear O: the success which attended
DR. Et'ton's treatment of such cases and as z
at, aud | might say almost hopeless resort, de-
tcrmiHei TO pace her under his care. did 20.
and the result sas 80 more successful than Il
W. astonishing. In the short period Of eight
weeks her sight was restored az to enable
her to attend to the domestic duties of her fam,
ils, and has since continued improving so well
as to leave but little doubts of tie ultimate reg
foration OF her vision.
MICHAEL BURNS.
Meme, Nov. 10Th, 1882
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HENRY BEIlNEHS

respectfully informs the public of Mantle
voc town and county, anu surrounding
country, that be has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
by LEUBSER 4 RUDIGER, on the corner of
Franklin and Eighth streets. south side of
tie river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenishing the same. lie has large
end extensive assortment OF PURE
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IT AKIN UP-By tie subscriber, on the 9th
4 Of November. a three yoar-od Steer. red
color, with white spot On the head white bel
iv, ard white on the tanks The owner is re-
qnested u prove property, pay charges. and
take him away. JASON PELLET.
Gibson. Nv. Il. 1s62
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Notice.

Is hereby given that proposals will be receiv-
ed for one week from tins date Tor building a
Pence around the School House in Di-tric. NJ
!. in the village Of hauitowoc, at the store of
/. J. Robinson. where the specifications may
be seen. ~ order OF the Committee,
Nos. 10. ls62 c. : GLOVER, u -. Clerk.
fIAhtN lP-By the urdyrsigued, about the
l. 10Th OF = ptember. a red is'fer about two
years old. 9Th white iace belly and breast -
The owner - requested to pay chai g~s and take
Der a~ay. VIZ. QUI.FN,
Kossa.h, November s. 1882
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CTRA1ED On or about the 18Th Of sept. m.
- Der, Il small-sized red Cow. with a short
stump tail. Had on when las; seen small bell
The ftder will be rewarded by giving in.orma.
ton to the undersigned at Manitowoc.
GEO. EDWARDS.
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E.s EpEGbate.

MaLitcwcc County Court. IN r.att.r Of lie
Guardian snip Of the Miner Heir Of G.stavus
Richter, deceased.
On BEADING and filing the petition Of En-
~ g,ne 0. e. Won Alter, guardian Of sid mi
nor, Representing among other thin gs that She.
The said ward, is seiz.d of certain real e,tnte H.
this county, and that a par. Of the same should
be sold, and praying Cor license to sell the same
and 1t appearing to tie Court from said petitio,
that II Is necessary to the said minor 10 sell a
part of said real estate; IL is ordered and d.
recteA, That the next OF kin to said ward, and
all persons Interested in said estate, appear be-
fore the Judge Of this Court. on Monday. the Is,
day OF Dec mbtr next, at / 0 o'clock A. If a.
the Court House in the village Of Manitowoc
then and there o show cause Of any there be-.
Why licente should not be = auted for the n,
OF sad real estate, according to the PRAYER Of
said petition. And it is further ordered TINT n
copy Of this order shall be published for at least
three successive weeks prior to said day Of hear
ing, in the Nenitowoc Pilot. a wcekly'newspa-
per printed in the village Of Msnitowoc, and cir.
cul4ting in this county.
II. s. PIERP0AT, County Judge.
Dated Dc ODER 20 b. 1862
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Lost !!

CTRAIED-0n the 10th inst, large bay
- Horse, with hite star in his forehead
hind legs a little whtc-'4 years old ANY
person delivering the horse a, this flee viii
be pa for their trouble.
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TAX NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, |
II ,-r-atv,5, Eor-u-z-

IAsiTowoC CoCsTY,
Village TreasnrsT's Office,
Two Rivers, November 6th, 1862.
= OflCE is hereby given that on and after
the 18th day OF December next, shall sell
at ny Office al hereinafter mentioned lots, or
other pieces or parcels OF land upon which the
taxes for the year 1862 have not been paid, for
toe purpose OF paying The taxes assessed OH such
iots, pieces or parcels OF land together witt; ali
charges and costs due thereon, III accordance
with the charter Of The Village Aforesaid, to wit:
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Diseases Ct'|ho Eye & Chest.

'I'HE undersigned, knowing from experience
L, that to possess any oWledge OF the many
Grms Of disease OF that
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GLE,
DRUG STORE.

South side Of the Rirsr, Aanitocoe, His
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ass Broadway, n. Y.
Milwaukee Ofice-17 NewhaIl House.
S. w. Smith, Agent in Manitowoc.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-11-01
A NEW CITY.

On the opposite side of our hsrbor, just above
ssStation Creek" on St. Helena Island, is o long,
high bluff of land called ssThe Jenkins Place.
Since the capture Of these Sea Islands by the
Union forces we have had our eye on this, as the
only proper site, hereabouts, for Il Ne,c Gu of
the South.
The bluff extends along the shore of the mouth
of Beaufort River, which is here broad and deep.
By reference to soundings we find the deepest
water to be from 400 to 800 feet nearer the shore
than at the point on Hilton Head now garrisoned
by our troops. There large feet can lay at an
chor, protected from gales in any direction and al
ways in quiet water, which is not the case on our
side of the bay Admiral Dupont very wisely
selected the other side as anchoring ground for
the numerous vessels of his feet.
The land, too, lies beautifully for building pur-
poses and is said by all vino have visited it, to be
far superior, every way, to our present location.
The well-water, especially, is said to be very pure
and sweet.
We solicit communications from persons ac-
quainted with the locality and wish to give the
subject thorough examination for it is quite GER
tain city is to spring up somewhere on the shores
of this broad and beautiful bay, and 1t is growing
more and more certain that the point uow garri
soned by us is cot the proper site for our NeU City
Of the South. >.