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CouTt--Manitowoc Coun-
ty

Joseph Fl. Cordes, against August Dqcnscb,
Emil Ii. Shoyer. william Bach, A T Suelfohu,
Charles A. Renter, Eoenezer H. Berger. and
Richard W. EuFibug The State of Wisconsin
70 he above named Defendants:
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the complaint il this action, which
was fled il tha Office q the clerk Of the Circuit
Court, county Of = nitowoc, AZ Manitowoc, Wis =.
January 9Th, 1862 and % serve a copy Of your
answer 10 the said complaint on the sub.criber.
AZ bis Office in 1anito~oc- Wis, within ninety
days after the service Of this Summons on YOU.
exclusive OF the day Of such service and if you
fail TO answer the sid complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded IN
the complaint
" VI NICHOLS. PFfs ATTY.
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T II Il PILOT.
job Printing

We are prepared at ali times to do any
kiud If work in the Book and Job Print
ing line. Having large and varied as
sortment of type, and large stock Of diff
tszect kinds of paper, we can print hand
t5Lts, cards, checks, notes, dc, as neat as
saa re done this side of Milwaukee, and as
-..ss1 as Lbe cheapest Try US
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7 ALU A BIZ I I A r II
FOR SALE CByEsEv

TOR SALE.-A choice Farm Of so acres,
\ wi,hin three miles Of the village Of Misni-
colt, in a good reighborhood, Forty acres are
well improved, and substantially fenced. On
the farm is a large Housa, tro large Barns, aud
a G7auary. 1t j. located within hall nile Of
the Ni-hicott River, i one Of the choicest
firms in the county, and will be sold st eres.
bargain. For further particulars. apply TO
JERE, CROWLEY, Manisowoc, or to
ALFRED SMITH,
Feb 81. Village OF Mishichtt
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State of Wisconsin, &anitowoc county. In
the matter OF the estate OF Joseph Breitgam de-
ceased
On reading and fling the petition of Alberto
~ ia Tolibyecht OF the rown OF Manitowoc,
in The county Of Manitowoc and State of Wis
cousin, repres uting among other things that
Joseph Breitizam late of the village of Nani,o-
VOC, on the fifth day of May 4. D. 1859, died
intestate, leaving goods chatteIs and estate
with,n this county, aud that the said petitioner
is the widow Of said deceased, and praying that
administration Of said estate be granted unto her
the said AIberlina Fo.bFecht.
l. is ordered that said application be heard
before me, at my otice in the village of Mani
towoc on the llh day Of April A. D 1862 al
10 O'Clock 4. u. Aud it is further ordered
that notice of said application and hearing be
given by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks, once in each week prior
TO said hearing, in the nanitoWoc Pilot, a news
paper printed in 5ail county
HENRY s. IIERPONT, Co. Judge.
Dated March Gosh 1852.
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NOTICE is he. eby given, thai al election will
~ be held on Tuesday, the first day Of April
next. in the several Towns, Wards and Election
Precincts, ia the counties Of Fond du Lac, Aan-
itowoc, Sheboygan, Casa.,ie; and kewaunee,
comprising the Fourth judicial Circuit, tor the
choice Of Judge of the Circui; Court, for the
term of six years from the FIRST Monday OF JAN
uary, A. D. 1868. in the place OF David Taylor
whose term of Office will expire at that time
WTAAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
Dated, Sheriff Office, MaDitowoc county, this
9Th day Of March, A. D. 1852
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To School Teachers.

Naatowoc, March 2lst, 1862.
The undersigned will meet and examine per-
sons wishing to teach shools in this County a,
the following times and places It expected
that applicants each District viii apply in their
respective Districts, as follows:
Inspection District No AT the School
House in School District No, l. village of Mish,
icott. on Saturday April 1Sth 1862
Inspection Distrct No AT the School
House i'll School District No. village Of Mani
towoc, on Monday April 2lst. 1862.
Inspection District No. Sat the house OF
Michael Kel!ner in the town of Kos.utb. on
Thursday April 18th, 1892.
Inspection District No. At the School
House al Clarb's Mills, in the town u Cato, on
Tuesday April 18th, 1S62,
Inspection District No. "a the School
House near Dauforrh'z Mills in the town of Nee,
me, on Monday April l4th, 1862
B. J, VAN VALkENBURGH,
County Superintendent
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Town Tree Surer.

The undersigned, at the request Of many
friends, is a candidate for re election to the
Office Of Town Treasurer and asks the sup
port Of the voters of Manitowoc. He be-
iieves that he has discharged the duties OF
the Office for the past year well enough,
and TO the public satisfaction, to merit an
other election at their hands.
\. NELSON.
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liz A poor Irish cripple sat begging

@ A poor Irish cripple sat begging
q. a bridge, when young married couple
went bg. They didn't heed the beggaI's
petition, so just a they passed him he ex-
claimed, MAY the blessing OF the Lord
which brings love, and JOY, and wealth,
and fine family. follow you all the days
Of your life" pause; the couple passed
hsediessly on, and the beggar with fine
touch Of eaustic humor, added, "and never
oYeftake YOU"
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Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN that Special Election
i will be held on the first Tuesday, being tie
First day Of April next, in the several Towns,
W ards aud Election Precincts, In the county OF
Nauito~oc, State of Wisconsin, FOR the election
Of two County Supervisors for said county OF
Aauitowoc, for the uaexpired term, to fill va
dauces csused by theresignstion of Lyman En-
er.on and Niles Sorenson.
WYMAE MURPHY,
Sheriff Of santowoc Co., Wis,
Dated Sheriff. Office, Feb. q, 1862
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Candidate for Village Treasurer.

The undersigned respectfully offers him
self a. candidate for re election to Che of
flee Of Village Treasurer for the ensuing
ear. II elected, he will do his best to
deserve the confidence of his fellow. citi-
zeus. CHARLES HOTTELMANN
Manitowoc March 14th lS62
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SEcoND WARD SCHooL.-We under
stand tina; strong efforts are being made
to Gust Dr. BACON, the Principal of the
Second Ward School, and in some other
person. We know nothing" Of the mer-
its of the question, but hope that should
a change be made. some person we'll known
to be qualified for thai important position
will be chosen. We doubt the policy,
very much, of accepting stranger as a
teacher Of the children of the south side
of the river, when old residents wno are
well qualified, reside IT. our midst, and in
whom parents repose confidence for ability
and morality.
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Advertise in the Pilot,

e AdvertiserS 1giH please bear in mind
that the Pilot has noao the largest circula-
ton Of any English piper printed IN this
c01usty, and that IL Is for their interest to
use its columns. AdrertiSe IN ii, and there
IN increase y0ur business
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WILLIAMS HousE.-The widow of Mr..
WILLIAMS ha. again taken possession Of
this public house. She has secured the
services of Mr.. GEO. W. BARxxR, who
will have the supervision Of it hereafter.
Mr.. BARKER has had experience in the
business heretofore, and those who stop
with him now will come away satisfied
shat abe can keep hotel
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A Coon LECrURE.-The Tabernacle on
FRIDAY evening, was well filled BY many
of the intelligent ladies and gentlemen of
the village, tc listen to Or. EAsroS's Leo
ture on Diptheria. The Doctor handled
bis subjec, in scientific and mastery
manner, and bis large audience came
away instructed and pleased. We learn
that the Doctor has been very successful
10 treating this disease
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The SCANDIEAvIANs At WoRK.-The
18th Wisconsin Regiment was a portion
Of the attacking force at Island No. 10
We will warrant they performed their
work admirably.
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We will print Tickets for Town Officers
at the rate of Fifty Cents per hundred
Call at the Pilot Office
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South aide Of the Rtver, Aanitowoe, Wis
HENRY BERNER

respectfully informs the public of Mantle
woe town and county, and surrounding
country, that he 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
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenishing the same. lie has large
and extensive assortment of PURE
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Circuit Court--Manitowoc County.

Eiward smith against Day Alice. The
State Of Wisconsin t. the above named Defend
ant:
YOU are hereby symrooned ard required t
answer he c mpl4;nr in this action, which wa
filed il the OIL Of The Clerk If III Circuit
Court, county Of HaWtownc, at Ma itoaoc. " :.
March 25ta 1862, and L. serve "a copy Of your
answer t. the said complaint on the subscriber
at his office in ManitoWoe, Wis, within twenty
days after the service Of this summons on YOU,
exclusive Of the day OF such service; and if YOU
fail to answer lie said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this acticu will apply
@ the Court for the relief demanded ia the com.
plant.
W. u. NICHOLS, PITTS Atty.
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@ At last we are getting spring-hke
wea!her-lovely, bright, sunny days, and
freezing nights-nice sugar weather.

H- The Comet arrived yesterday NOR
ming, but brought no news except con-
frmalion of the brilliant victory of Gen.
SHIELDS, the Irisn>American soldier.
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The Dead

For tie quarter ending The Iast 0. De-
cenh. r. over three thousand soliier- Of the
twenty f,e raau- ~ IN rhe immediate
vicinity u Washington. he'd in the ho-.ol-
tals. So cath drafted ever eighth man,
if thare is no mistake in The DESPATCH
We have seen statements that about Wash
lng,on. since December, a thousand went
TO their graves every week. They lied in
the camp, away from home and friends,
and no m0urners folIo,sed them to their
lsst rest Add to these the deaths from
exposure fatigue AMI battle in other local
tiles, ou both sides, and It would make a
fearful mortality BILL Charon's ferry boat
i doing a heavy freighting business over
the gloomy waters Of Acaersn and S,yx,
this year Of our Viiwautes Nclcs
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Tgy TrAwE DRrsK.-It Is said that the

THE TEA We DRTsK.-lt Is said that the
aiul,sration Of ,ea. since the recent i'm
position on the article, has extended TO
such an alarming aegTee, that II IS now
difficult 70 find any f. for human ston
aeh. What II may be that our tea manu-
facturers give the public TO drink in mock
erv Of the pure Hyson or Bohea Is very
much a secret Of the trade; but dark hints
are thrown out. that it Is some Internal
compound Of forest leaves and mineral
preparations, that tea drinkers vii soon
cease to aecept for the genuine China pre-
Duct.
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DIED

In this Village on the 20lh, inst, ELLA OU~
ISA youngest daughther Of DANA ard SARAH
RICHARDSON, aged Is months and days
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MAR1SE.-The schooners Gertrude and
Gesine are being oVerhauled for the sum
mer trade, They both lie in the river, and
are receiving the fnishidg touches Capt.
10. EDWARDS will command the former,
and JAMES DoNovAN the latter
Col. VAN VALKENBURGH ACCEPTS A
CoLoNELcY.-The Livingston N. " Re
publican states that Hon R. b. Van Val
keuburgh has been rendered and has ao =
cepted the appointment of Col. of the S5th
regiment, New York State Volunteers.
and will take immediate command. He
is ore of the first men in New York, and
a brother of B. J. VAN VALKENBURGH,
our popular School Superintendent
A New Messrs. PERRY &
HUNTER have erected new Foundry aud
Machine Shop on the site of the old one
occupied by Mr.. SMALLEY. They are good
mechanics, and are now prepared to exc
cate any kind of work IN their line on a
large scale We understand they are
manufacturing an excellent style Of pillow
which meets with the favor of all the farm
ers who try them.
REPUBLTCAN TICKET.-The Republicans,
on Wednesday evening nominated the
following ticket;
Supervisors-L. Sherman, Chm.
F, Thierman,
c. S. Canright.
Torn Clerk-W. Hemschmeyer.
Trea&uyer-N. Nelson.
AsSesSor-Henry Wilhelm.
Justices-W. w Waldo, Charles Ess-
linger.
CoastaJIes-R. T Blake, J. P. Dix
Frank Ebert.
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Paper Rags and Old Copper.

THE HIGHEST PRICE IN cash paid for
i Paper Rags and Old Copper, at the new
J. BPANnYIS
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Battle at Winchester, Virginia--Gen.
Shields Slightly Wounded.
Washington, March 2

Washington, March %.
TELEGRAPH dispatches received here from
Winchester. dated rs, night at y l z
o'clock saws that slight skiFmish occur
rel this m, mile and half from
Winchester. on the Stras5urg road, be-
tween a portion of Gen. Shields troops
and rebel cavalry and four pieces Of artil-
ler7. The enemy retreated with some
loss as soon a. our guas opened IRE. One
Of onr men we're killed.
Gen. Shields was slightly injured in the
left arm. above the elbow, from the frag-
ment Of shell.
sEcoED DISPATCH.
Winchester, March %.
We have achieved complete victory
over Gen. Jackson-taken two guns and
caissons About 100 rebels killed and
twice a. many wounded. Our loss is not
over $50 killed and wounded Enemy
ID full retreat.
THIRD DISPATCH.
We have achieved a glorious victory
over the combined forces Of Jackson,
Smith ard Longsireet.
The battle vas fought within four miles
Of Winchester, from 1870 this morning
unul dark Tie enemy numbered about
15,O00-our force not over 5000. The
euerny's loss wa, double that Of ours. We
captured large number Of prjsoners-the
ground is covered with their muskets cast
away in flight Our cavalry is still in pur
sun Of the hyin2 rebels The particulars
cannot be ascertained
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T WIN AND COUN TRY
Democratic Caucus.

M1nltOwOc are requested to meet at Da-
solids Hall, on SATURDAY epcning, March
Goth. at u o'clock, for the purpose of
nominating Town, Village, and Ward Of
icers, to be supported at the ensuing cleo
ton, and for transacting such other bust
ness as may come before them.
HENRY BERNER,
Chm Democratic Town Committee.
Our IMPOsISG SroNE.-We have re-
ceiyed into our office from the Marble
Quarry OF THos w. BAKER, of this coun
ty, a marble slab 81 feet long, and 2 feet
4t inches wide, and four inches thick,
which it does our eyes good to look at.
We can challenge all our contemporaries
throughout the State. to exhibit an Impo>
sing Stone Of half the value or beauty of
the one we can show, aud would advise
each and every one to order from the Man
itowoo Marble Quarry just such an one as
We have the pleasure to possess. We say,
don send to Vermont for any more slabs
for your Offices, because you can obtain
them here for half the price, and double
tue value Of any we have ever seen. We
speak BY the book, for we have been over
twenty-five years in the Printing office,
and have visited hundreds of other offices,
and have never seen It's equal. Send on
your orders to Mr.. BAKER.
LETTER FROM THE ARMY In last week
paper we noticed that soldier named
Henry SMITH, from this county, was
wounded in skirm;sh with the rebels
near Nashville, Tenn. Since then we
have seen a letter from ". NJ FARNUM to
his father in Two Rivers, giving a graphic
account of the affair. Young FARNUM was
in the thickest Of the fight, and although
heumed in BY several rebels, he fought
his way out without scar, Al one time
the rebels we're within few rods of him
and discharged several muskets at his per
son, but he proved boIlet-proof. Corpora
SMITH, who was wounded slightly, has
parents residing in Two Creeks, in this
county. The gallant conduct Of those two
Young men must be highly gratifying tc
their friends
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REPUDLICAN TICKET.-The Republicans,
on Wednesday evening nominated the
following ticket:
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Judicial Election,


Dated SherifTs office, Feb. q, 1862
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Feh. 81
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21
THE STATE or GEORGIA.

We have always entertained, says the
Mississippian, proud respect for the empire
State Of the South. Her strength of num-
bers her great material resources the wis
dom OF her counseIs the fame of her states
men; the chivalrous yalor of her sons; all
these and other elements of greatness entitle
her to be considered one of the great bull
warks of Southern power, and one of the
chief ornaments of our southern civilization
In this hour Of fierce conflict, we turn to this
great State with hope and confidence. She
must now put forth her strength. Let Geor
gia move, and her march will be that of a
giant Let Gov. Brown proclaim. in subor-
dination to the will of Heaven, that Geor-
gians will never be, rannot be conquered
upon Southern soil let him call the plow
from his field, the merchant from his
shop, the lawyer from his Office, the idIer
from his inglorious lurking place, let him
ask for =, 900 high-souled, patriotic men to
f,llov their chief Magistrate to the field to
do lie for freedom, and history will
chronicle proud era in our glorious strug
gle Abolition Governors of States have
called their followers out, and led them on
the field. We want to hear from Southern
Governor the clarion peal of call to battle !!
We want to see the inherent, unconquerable
energy of SOVEREIGN STATES put forth in
our defence. This is a war for the SOW
EREIGSrY OF STATES ! We owe all defence
and fealty to the Confederate Government
but it is a new government, and wants time
to give it the necessary efficiency and energy.
1t is a limited government, and agent
only Of the States. The States are old gov
ernments. They are powerful governments.
They possess the confidence, and hold the
affections, and nerve the pride of their peo-
pie. Let States do something as Stafes-
There need be no collision OF authority
there can be none reasonably, in a common
effort to win our common independence and
Eight and beat back a common enemy South
Carolina did not wait for Confederate armies
to defend her. She did not fold her arms
and delay action for CONSUMPTION All her
male population up to fftyyears of age stand
enrolled with rifle and battle-axl
We want to see the State of Georgia-the
first among her sisters set the example
through her noble and patriotic Executive
and call ont an army By ,State authority We
want to that army called out as eo1un-
feersf We want to see Gov 10. Brown put
himself at the head of that column We
want to see them fed and clothed by the
State of Georgia \ place on the pages of
history is reserved for those States and
statesmen whose noble self sacrifice and un-
conquerable courage and devotion shall
drive back the tide of invasion and give us
country and a home There was a time
when such immortal heroism shed lustre
upon our name and race;
g When plownen rose upon their mountain sod
And man did arm. and woman called on God!"
Let Georgia take the lead. Gov. Brown
is just the man, and is equal to such noble
deeds
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21
The Federal Programme in the South
West.

The Corinth correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
zette says it stated there that strong Federal
force, from the direction of Memphis has occupied
Tupelo. and that in few days another sfrang col
umn will move down on the Memphis and Charles
ton. and Mississippi Central roads. and, taking
possession of Grenada and Jackson eut up the rail-
road connecting with yicksburg, destroy Meridian.
the junction of the ffst-named roads-thas rYe-
venting railroad communication with Richmond
and move upon Sicksburg from the rear, while
Their gnnboats engage the Consederates from the
river. The writer adds.
inere Is probably move which can be made
y our Generals that would be easier of accom-
phshment, and none. certainly. which promises
richeT results. The army OF Van Dorm aud Price
has already been badly whipped. and yet this i The
ahly considerable force between and Mobile.
mat they can be overcome. aud that by oBe-haIf
their number. Is now matter Of history and
now. While the weather i favorable for A sout n
ward movement, the scheme should be worked ont
before the enemy shall have time TO organize an
other army Ike that they hurled against "a on the
ID 18th and 9Th inst, nj this place. That this usl
o. tie plan Of the winter campaign in this State
there can be 10 manner Of d5abt. TIE Frspara-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-21
s~ Remember the hanging next Friday

THE CANTON HosPITALs.--In an article
under the above head, in our issue of the It'll
inst, in explanation of the circumstances at
tending the removal of DR.. Field and the ap-
pointment of DIR. Mitchell as Post Surgeon at
this place, we used the following language
q Dr. Field, considering his claim superior
to that of DIR. Mitchell, on account of priori-
" of appointment declined to yield the office;
rhereupon, Dir. Mitchell proceeded to Jack
son, applied for and received the appoint
ment from DIR. Crowell. lately appointed chief
Medical Director of this department by Gen.
Pemberton. To this appointment DR.. Field,
of course, yielded.
In performing an act of simple justice to
DIR. Field, we had no intention of doing the
slightest Injustice to DIR. Mitchell We there
fore make the following statement on behalf
of the latter On the refusal of DR.. Field to
weld the office to DIR. Mitchell, the latter in
yited the former to accompany him to Jack
son and lay their respective claims before
Dir. Crowell, which Dr. Field declined to do.
Whsreupon, DR.. Mitchell proceeded to Jack
son, and simply presented his credentials to
the chief Medical Director of the department,
By whom his appointment was confirmed.
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