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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-17
8rD 5Mts, ents Oh
ssae County S.D't.
OFFICE SUIT OF Schools,

Earitowcc, &c toS2r 18th, 1862.
'5EHE inspection OF applicants for license TO
L teach in the Public Schools of tn county Of
ManitoToc will be attended to BY the County
Superintendent in the month OF November, a.
D. 1862, OF the Gays, ard at the places, herein
after specified:
District 40 /, comprising the towns of Glib
son, Two Greeks, -Nishicott, and Two Rivers, at
the School House ia the village of Mishcott, on
Tuesday and WeGne sdar, the 18th and 18th Of
.ovember.
District No. >, consisting of the towas OF
&anitoGoc, Manitowoc Rapids, aud Newton, at
the School House in School District No. 2, vii
lage Of Mantowoc, On Friday and Saturday, the
18th and 18th of November.
District No. ?, comprising Tie towns of
Gooperstown, Franklin, K0c5uh and Maple
Grove, at the house of Michael Kei'rer, in the
town OF kossuth, Gu IuesdaT anil Wednesday,
the 18th and l9th C November.
District No, 4, comprising the towns Of Cato,
Eaton, Liberty, and Rockland, at the School
House near Clark's Mis-, in the town Of Cato,
Oh Friday and Saturday, the 2lst and ga Of
November.
District No. s. consisting Of the towns OF Con
trevi'le, Sch!oswig, and Meme, at the School
House near Daniorlh's Mills, in the town OF
Mceme, CT Tuesday and wednesday, the 18th
and 25th Ct Move ube"-
Inc ptiHcrH utJeCJ IS 70 examine applicants
for license t. each in the Public 6 hoOis of the
county but, as the law requires the County
Superintendent to organize aQd conduct at
least o@e institute, for the instruction OF Teach
erg, in each year, and as / entered upon the da~
lee O.! he Ggp',.s Office too late to comply with
tl.e law IN this respect, with any reasonable
prospect ofalccnss, l have concluded TO hold
one III connection with these examinations and
for this pun gse | have d. signatei two days for
each session.
It is expected that all persons designing to
teach il this county who did not receive ceItiti-
Gates rom my predecessor, VII be present at
one u! thcse sessions, and If possible aG lie one
appointed for their respective districts.
Il no insttEcc viii certificates be granted to
applicants uatil tLey hare passed thorough
aLG satisfactory examination, IS one OF the ses-
sion5 above designated, unless good and sufic-
lent reasons shalappcas silly tie rule should be
disregarded and the examil alton conducted in
some other way.
Tho examinations are to he public, and all
Teachers, District Officers, Parents, ana the
Friends Of Education, arc cordially invited to
attend
applicants viii please provide themselves,
each with a good lead pencil, and be present at
the sessions promptly 1T O'Clock A. VI. OF each
day.
All Who desire certificates mus give in their
names at O'clock A. H. On The first day 0. Tie
session.
CUAS. 5. CANRIGHT,
County Superintonde nt
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The Soldiers and the War.
New ok, Oct. {

new Ok, yet. y.
The Intelligent and reliable corlespon.
dent Of the Times, under date of Antietam
6th, says there is nothing the soldiers
desire SO much as to have the war brought
to a close.
With them time is every thing, and tLey
are tired of the business, and want to 90
home.
This Is as true Of the rebels as of our
own, aud With certain class-not, hope.
by any means, the best or lsrgest-they
care not how it ends, so that il ends. Re
move the legal restraint which holds the
army together, and one hat Of them would
60 home tomorrow.
The other half would vote to send com
missioners to Richmond or welcome a
proposition from the rebels for winding
up the struggle, rather than drag through
another winters campaign in the swamps
Of the Cbichahominy, or in any other part
OF Virginia, but give them the word for
ward march, and with the neeItal leaders
and relntorcemeuts they Will not stop as.
I'll they nave chased the rebels into tue
Gulf
There IS nothr7g tie soldiers SO much
dread as tins eternal delay, and the pros
pee. Of an indefinite proongation Of tie
"ar--iet Us whip or get whipped and have
an end Of its he language OF every
man / meet and talk with on the subject.
The officers who are worth a copper,
would say the same thing if they possess
g the Independence OF those in The ranks.
and would speak their mind. / meE;ion
these things not willingly, bu. for tue pur-
pose Of showing the temper Of the army.
and the absolute necessity Of keeping their
energies employed, aud iAsir minds occu,
PED.
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From Richmond.
" ashington, Oct. {

Washington, Oct Q.
Among tie arrivals to-day is Captain
J.. 6 Young, direc: from Richmond,
having left there Thursday by flag of truce
down tho James River. lie with Major
Bor-a9 If New York were captured on
tho 2lst Of September while on horseback
in the vicinity Of Bull Run, by the 30th
Virginia cavalry under Colonel Cham
BIZ S, a graduate of West Point The
prisoners were four days on the way to
Hi. u8al, and were treated kindly and
aoy .0iy By their caPlors and by those
whom lheg met on the route.
The cavalry regiment Of Col Chamble8s
was Handsomely mounted aud uniformed
ard flIv supplied. There appeared to be
an abundance &C sat, flour, fresh beef and
haoa among the soldiers, and good disci-
p.nl prevailed. They treated each other
with greet kindness and courtesy No
wl.'ag drinking OF card playing was al
love- .
t.gch comment j. made By the rebel
7o. .#r to tile careless manner in which
a.s l.l were buried on the plains Of
n
- 10 rebel troops do1ouoco Pope
but speak IN tho mos. complimentary
ter Gle,.au.
..- country districts are exhausted Of
foo - uan a.t beast, end ID consequence
AT eus.ga5 exist Of great distress
am. Il. people during the coming win.
ten E.e.y body Las plenty OF paper
mas. &. All descriptions aud deromiLa-
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SINGER & cos

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var all tie Recent improvements,
Is the BEST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAU-
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chine will sew anything, from the running
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Oyercoat-anything from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down to the softest Gauze or Gossa-
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work to perfection Il 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,
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than any other Machine. The Letter "A >
Family Sewing Machine may lie had in a
great variety Of cabinet cases. Tie Fcld>
ing Case, which is now becoming so pop
uar, is, as It's name implies, one that can
be folded into box or case, which, when
opened, makes Il beautiful, substantial and
spacious table for the work to rest upon.
The cases are Of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in It's native
forest, or as elaborateIy finished as art can
make them
Send for copy Of SINGER & Co.'S Ga
zErrE."
NJ. SINGER & CO.,
ass Broadway, n. !.
Milwaukee 0hice-17 NewhalI House.
5. ". Smith. Agent in ManitOWoc.
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W. had the report 3. four o'clock, but
- rot credited.
LATER.
Hegiare and Provost Marshal Kennel
ave Just gone two miles from town to
1-e. The rebel commander. Nothing can
the done except surrender. We look for
G full fa1ce in half al hour. They cross
- tie Potomac, and came over the couu>
C Philadelphia, Oct II--I2 VI.
A special Harrisburg dispatch to the
gyLfa. SAYS igfor@a,;5n was received IL
- g.lo.a. quarters, which states that the reb-
:; ere sti..ia Caambsrsburg at : o'clock
= morning. They show "a disposition
move towards Ge.tysbmg.
i Caaniar7blrg sanca1ered, as resist
&c would BE- useless. No violence was
s@re3 70 tie people.
We we're pushing forward troops during
fhc nj ~. aud are sending them on still as
At Is possible
W. lave nothing of force between
lasale.sJ4rg aud Hancock.
Harrisburg. Pa, Oct. II.
r Ills morning the rebels destroyed the
machine shops, raj. gay and rolling stock
" tie Cumberland valley railroad COM
-sarv. a.ch we're at aambersburg, and
.JurloI tie railroad bridge at Scotland,
I've ui,es east Of Chamber burg They
ave a.-o taken large amount Of govern
Dent clo.Eing. which they at once ex-
changed lor their own diIapidated gar
aea.5.
! portion or their force moved about
10 o'e.o4k tbs morning in the direction Of
Ge.tysbugg.
It's impossible TO learn fully what the
intereion Of tie rebels il. Means are be
iag d-.iaeI to capture their entire party
/. aas been ascertaine! that the rebels
crossed the Potomac near Clear Spring
early Yesterday morning, and entered
Pennsylvania By 4.ajr's Valley.
Washington, Oct II.
.SDa1il b T,u,e8-The news Of the
rebel raid into PENNSYLVANIA created in
tense excitement YESTERDAY morning, and
notifications were Immediately issued for a
meeting o. the Cabinet officers, at which
the presence Of the GeneraI-ia Chief was
ragn 81 What trauspirel and the con
a,usj9as arrived at, are ot course not pub
l.., ~ is sad dispatch was immedi-
2leIy sent to cen. Hooker requesting his
presence At an adjourned meeting
Ramors more than ordinarily definite
IRE aioat to-day, assigning new parts to
prominent actors On tie national stage.-
The most plee-urabie Of these replaces
Secretary Stanton 10y Gen Banks, and set
ties Mcclellan to the West, and Hooker
70 lie army Of the Potomac.
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Rumored Occupation of CentreviIle.

Hra2ES Corespoadeucc-A rumor is
in circulation that the enemy had APP
peared at CentreviIIe, about so, 600 strong.
1t is regarded IS probable, in consequence
Of intelligence otherwise received, that
the main body Of Gen. Lees army was
coming southwark from Winchester, and
that portion of it passed through Thorn>
ton Gap, in the direction Of Warrenton
on Saturday last.
LATER. rumor that the enemy
had appeared in force of fifty thousand
at or near Centreyi,le, is not confirmed
by any intelligence at Headquarters to
night
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@ Maj General GEORGE A. Mccall,
whose gallantry at Drainesvllle and tie
seven days battles before Richmond, in
one of which he was taken prisoner, is
we'll known to our readers aad to the
whole country, is the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in :he Seventh District
of Pennsylvania
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ES- In partial list Of the killed and
wounded at the Perrysviile battle, publish
ed in the Milwaukee Sentinel, we find the
names of but two members of Captain
WALKERS company, Dist regiment, report
ed wounded-D. DAVIS, in arm, and NJ.
SANDS. in chest.
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a DAScE AT THE CoRNEhs.-Mr. aud
Mrs. Jos4ru FuLNEn request US to say that
they intend leaving their present location
on Saturday next, and invite all their
friends to meet them at the Corners" on
Friday evening, to enjoy their hospitality.
Good music will be in attendance, and
those who attend may be certain Of enjoy.
ing a good time. Let all their friends be
on hand on Friday evening.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-10-17

The 9TH REGMESr.-The Milwaukee
Sentinel says that Nr. FISKLER, Quar-
termaster OF SALoMoN's Brigade, tele~
graphed on Wednesday from Loayen"Orth
to the editor Of the Banner, that the 9th
Wisconsin had been engaged with q su
perior force Of tie enemy, aud had been
badly cut up, and requesting that lint and
othes necessaries be forwarded by express.
He was no, at the scene OF the conflict,
but teIegraphed the news as he heard it,"
There are rumors about town that the
9th has been nearly annhia.el, bat We
cannot get at tie source Of tie report
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The FtRsT REGTMENr.-A dispatch from
a member of the First Wisconsin Regi-
ment, says: Tho First Wisconsin lost SIS
killed and I24 wour led, in the recent bat
tie at Perrysvile, among the latter being
Major VI ucuELL and Cant. Green.
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HAVING been appointed Superintendent of
i Schools for the county OF hanitowoc, IL
place OF b. j Van Vakeabuigh, late incumbent.
resigned hereby give notice that persons bay-
ing bg-ine TO transact with said officer. NAV
fad me at The sup'Cs Office in the Court House,
during business hours on Saturd ~ in each W ek
Teachers Of ihc county, whose schools are Ia scs-
sion, VIII confer a favor By Informing ne Of
that fact, hat may form fheir acquaintance
aad y.s., their schools at my e4r1e5t coDver-
ierce
C. E. C4NRIGHT.
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NoaTSEs FOR AssEABLY.-The Repub>
licans have nominated CYRUS WHTrcoMB
for Member of Assembly, in opposition to
Mr.. RAND. Mr.. WHIIcoMB is very re
spectacle business man, but las no further
qualification. He was put up on account
Of lis money, and having large number
Of men employed, the blacks hope 10 buy
up white men. We 10 not think Mr. W.
would be guilty Of such an act, aud We
know his men will not be governed by
such unworthy motives.
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The 14rH REGMENT-DEATH OF CART.
VAUGHS.-It is now certain that the I4th
Wisconsin Regiment was engaged in the
battle. A letter from 5. A. SroxE to Mr..
RAMsDELL, Of this place, which is snbstan-
tiated by news in Thursday mornings pa
pet, says that Capt. VAUeHs. of Co. Z,
was killed, and Sergeant Major ions NJ.
READ and Corporal FEAsK EscLE, of this
town, were taken prisoners, but were kind.
ly treated by the rebels. Capt. VAUGHN
was noble man, whose memory will be
embaimed By all who knew him.
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We had the report Al four o'clock, but
:. -! credited.
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ae-lare and Provost Marshal Kennel
ave just gone two miles from town to
nee. The Tebel commander. Nothing can
e done except surrender. We look for
!. e full taYee in half an hour They cross
i. tie Potomac, and came over the couu>
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Capt. VIM. M. Ferry, Jr.

An anonymous letter writer, in the ar
my, correspondent of the Grand Rapids
Eagle, utters some dark, mysterious Ian
guage, relative TO q certain misdemeanor
of Capt. FERRY, for which he " is about to
suffer penalty" &c. 1t is well known
here that Capt. F. has just been promot-
ed to one of the most responsible posi-
tons in the army, for meritorious con-
duct-ore that he could mover have at
tanned were either his honesty or business
capacity clouded with the least suspicion
of defect. This entire community has
been long acquainted with Mr.. FERRY--
in fact, from his boyhood up he has been
resident with us, and his reputation for
honesty, upright dealing and noble manli-
ness of character, is far above suspicion,
and we know well he would scorn to do
an act unworthy man or soldier.
We, in common with his friends, view
with perfect contempt any effort of an
irresponsible anonymous letter writer 10
stab, behind his back, the reputation of a
man of the moral standing of Capt. WIN.
M. FERRY, and that such an attack, wheth-
er made from private pique, personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, or any other detestablc
motive, is scarcely worthy even passing
thought.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

WHAT Our FISHERMEN ARE DoINo.-
We recently visited the fisheries at this
port. We find five boat companies en-
gagged in capturing whito-6sh and trout,
each Co. taking, On an average, one hun
dred half barrels psSmonth. A compar-
atively small portion Of those taken, how
ever, are packed. A large number are
forwarded fresh to Chicago, by each trip
of the Barber. No inconsiderable num-
Der are also sent eastward 10 different
points OIL the d. d NJ. Railway, and got
few are sold in the home market. Fish
ermen affirm their business little moro
" scaly" than formerly, ruling prices far
from enriching the owners of boats and
nets
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From RACINE DIREoT.-One of the
boats running in connection with the D.
& NJ. Railway came into port on Monday
morning, direct from Racine, with over
one thousand barrels of -four. The flour
trade from the West, over this Railway,
is steadily on the increase, and remunera-
tive to tho Company.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

The monument designed to mark the
resting place of the late Capt S. A.
WR1oHT, will be completed about the LIST
of August. 1t is to cost $3.50. Those
who are subscribers for its purchase will
please bear in mind the amount of their
subscription. 1t can paid TO Mr.. john
PENNoYER, at the Rice House, any time
previous to the delivery of the monument.
A few moro dollars are wanted to effect
full payment. Any one DESTROYS TO sub
scribe can do so by calling upon Mr.. P.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

CHAPLAIN OF THE THIRD."-Mr. A.
STEeEMAN, received a letter from Rev. j..
ANDERSON, this morning. Since last
heard from, by his friends here, he has
been sick with fever and diarrhea, but
was much better at the time of writing.
We intend TO publish his communication
in our next issue.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

. MEssRs. A. MAY d. Co., who were en-
gagged in selling rcady-made clothing and
gents furnishing goods, to our citizehs,
during last week, have left for Muskegon,
We understand they sell their goods at
low rates. Our Muskegon neighbors wish
ing articles in their line will do we'll TO
give them call.
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For GRAND RAPIDs.-The Daniel
Ball advertises to leave her dock, Grand
Haven, at three o'clock, tho morning Of
the "Fourth," arrive at Grand Rapids at
0 A. NJ, and leave on her return at p.
NJ, thus giving ample time to visitors TO
see all the sights and be "at home in
the morning"
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WE hear that Capt. LOWING and 1t.
BRENNAN are slowly improving. Their
wounds are healing as rapidly as could be
expected. They hope, ere long, to be
able to rejoin their Regiment.
Sergeant DoN LOWELL will soon be fit
for active service. He is still at Wash
ington.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

THE rain of Saturday is working a
wonderful change in vegetation. Grass
and grain, as well as corn, potatoes, and
garden vegetables, generally, are exhibit
ing q marked improvement.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

FRESH ARRIvALs.-Our enierprising
grocers, Messrs. WALLACE and BRoUwER
g. Brother, are in receipt of fresh goods
in their line, which will be sold on the
most favorable terms for cash.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

GAIT. Il. w. WHITE, who has just re-
turned from Muskegon, informed us that
a serious accident occurred yesterday, at
Messrs. RYERsoN & MORRIS mill, Mus
kcgon, injuring severely one of the en-
ployes. Capt. w. did not know whether
his injuries proved fatal or not.
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DEATn.-We arc informed that Mrs.
L. THOMPSON, wife of WIN. THOMPSON,
of Crockery, died last evening, of an i'll
ness of a few days only.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

PERsoNAL.--We notice the arrival,
last week, of Capt. II. S. CLuBB, from
Washington. He will return probably
next week.
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DUURsEMA IL KENT,
NJ e. @ liant TAIL ORS,

IL EEP constantly on hand fine and full
AN assortment of Goods in their line They
also pledge themselves that their work shall not
be surpassed by any in town in point of cheap
ness and durability. All work warranted.
Grand Haven, April 30, 1862. 1tf n163
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Sewing Machine for Sale.

We have West & Wilson's Sewing Ma
chine, nearly new, and in good running order
which we will sell for $25.
June IL, '62. J.&J. w, BARNS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

ANOTHER token of prosperity in bust
ness may be witnessed on Washington
street Mrs. LEoeAT is having constituted
n goodly sized addition to her rooms. We
notice she has some very pretty hats, and
other tasty coverings for the heads of la
dies-thc names of WHICH we are as un-
familiar with as though they were fresh
importations from China. Notwithstand-
ing they look prcttily encircling pretty
face.
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LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

We arc greatly indebted to Capt. PER-
RErT, of the propeller Barber, for frequent
late Chicago dailies.
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Construction
CAN RE oOREOl

DIR. HERBERT, of tho Society Of Friends,
and member of our firm. is devotng his time
principally to the cure of this most distressing
complaint, and is meeting with unparalleled sue
cess.
He is aided by his experience, in his foreign
travels, on purely benevolent mission, where
he became acquainted with mn indigenous plant,
used exclusively in the cure of consumption by
the natives of the forest. Tho secret Of his re-
cipo rests solely in his own bosom and would not
be impaired to another for any consideration
For full particulars send for circular which
will be mailed for three cents or n stamp.
Address the firm of j. ii, & Co., as below:
6m nl69l Post Office Box 1876.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

MURDER.-A negro, named Jesse
White, was killed at Muskcgon, we are
informed, on Monday evening last, by a
colored barber, of that place, H. Wheadon,
who stabbed his victim in such manner
as to cause death in few minutes
White was fireman on the tug Jones, of
this place. We have not learned the par
ticular cause of the homicide.
Since writing the above we learn that
Mr.. White is not dead, but lying in an
extremely critical condition.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02

The old Milwaukee Hotel, just below
WALLAoE's, on Washington street, has
recently been overhauled, renovated and
fitted up very neatly and comfortably for
the accommodation of guests. Travellers
and others wishing good comfortable
lodgings, and wholesome substantial fare,
at moderate rates, will find "mine host,
VAN DREzER, the ever attentive proprie-
tor, on hand to serve them, 1t will here
after be known as tho "OTTAwA HOUSE"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02
Goods at Wholesale.

NNTE offer extra inducements to the trade,
w and arc prepared TO fill bills at Wholesale
below Detroit or Chicago Prices.
CUTLER, WARTS 4 STEDGMAN,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD for the week ending
June o, 1862: