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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-02-15
SEWING MACHINES!!
THE ECONOMY OF USING THE
Franklin Family Sewing Machines

Franklin Family Sewing Machines!
THESE Machines make the celebrated Gro
i yer & Baker stitch, which has taken the
highest premium at the Illinois State Fair, in
September last, at the United States Fair, in
st. Louis, in 1850, and at the principal State
Fairs throughout the country.
Competent Judges gave a decision in favor
of this stitch, on account of Its great strength
and adaptation to all kinds of family and man
ufacturing purposes
The following table will show the difference
in favor of Sewing Machines over the old
method of stitching by hand. Iu the working
of these Machines there is not only great
saving of labor and time, besides adding great
IL to the healthfulness of the employment, but
the stitch is much stronger, more elastic, and
less liable to rip or ravel than tie stitch made
with shuttlcs and bobbins
I'D IN >; 7
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA,
For hs relic, Of tic Sick and Distressed, afflicted
Nth Virle,at and Chronic Diseases. end es,s.
ciaUy for Tie Cure Of Diseases Of Tie Serua1
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis By the Act
Ill ing Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermaterrhsa
or Seminal Weakness, and other diseases Of
the Sexual Organs and On the EHW RENE.
DIES employed in the Dispsasarr, sen. to the
afflicted in sealed envelopes, free Of charge.
Two or three stamps for postage will be &C.
.ceptable.
Address DR.. j. sKILLIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, No. South Ninth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. ely
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sum m Ons.

State Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court for Weed
County.
Claudius Ellis, Plaintiff, against Ira Pierce,
Rosetta Pierce, his wife, and John B. Shaw,
Defendants.
THE State n Wisconsin to Ira Pierce and
i Rosetta Pierce, his wife, defendants above
named
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which il
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Wood County. Wisconsin, and to
serve copy of your answer to the sale
complaint on the subscribers at their Office in
the city of Madison, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive OF the Say of such
service; and it you fail to answer the com
plant as aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the com.
plaint.-Dated November 21st, 1861.
SMITH & KEYES and
47-6w WEBB & WITTER, Plfs' Att'ys
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AlbaH PinerE Rangers.

THE undersigned desire it to be especially
i understood that the Company are to elect
their own officers, and that when sufficient
number Of men is enlisted Ito Wit, IS Eaen) an
election of officers will be had, at which time
the undersigned will resign their commissions
giving to the Company full power to elect who
ever they choose to serve under.
JOHN 81. COMPTON.
JAMES R. SCOTT.
JOSEPH L. COTY.
Grand Rapids, Nov. 81, 1861. Att
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Dwarf Apples.

The following from Barry's Fruit
Garden will be interesting to those of
our readers who intend planting fruit
trees next season:
DWARF APpLEs-Nothing is more
simple than the treatment of these lit
tie bushes. They should have short
stems, six to eight inches from the
ground and the head should not be al
lowed to exceed three to three and a
half feet in height. The branches
should be evenly distributed around
the head, open in the centre, in the
form of vase and be furnished In all
their parts with bearing spurs.
We know Of nothing more interest
ing in the fruit garden than a row, or
little square, of these miniature apple
trees either In blossom or in fruit
Those who have not seen them, may
imagine an apple tree, four feet high
and the same in width, Of branches
covered with blossoms in the spring,
or loaded with magnificent golden and
crimson fruit in the autumn. They be-
gin to bear the third year, and the
same variety is always larger and finer
on them than on standards"
In this connection we re-publish the
following item from our last issue.
"The Country Gentleman recon-
mends planting Dwarfs on the Doatcia1a
stock feet apart, and 6 feet Oh the
still smaller Paradise stock, for gar
den culture. The latter will yield
crops the second, and the former the
third year after planting. Among the
varieties most suitable for dwarfs are ::
Red Astrachan,, Jersey sweet, Porter,
Baldwin, Dyer, Summer, Rose Benoni,
Sweet Bongh, Northern Spy, Twenty
Ounce, w agner, Early Strawberry,
Pomme de Neige, Canada Red, ST.
Lawrence, Hawthorndean, etc. All
will need more or less pruning either in
the top or side branches to preserve a
good shape"
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LaCr0sse and Milwaukee r. r.

COIN q Ia ST
Leave New Lisbon ASP p NJ end $40 A. NJ
Mansion 5:l3 p. N. and 6:57 A. NJ
Arr at Milwaukee 12:15 p NJ. and els A. NJ
COIN G. WEST
Leave Milwaukee y: IS P. M and 500 7 n
Mansion 1908 =. NJ and ll:49 p NJ
New Lisbon 1887 Z. II. and 1910 A. NJ
f. II. GOODRICH, Manager.
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Inc consumed in making up Geats' garments:
BY Machine. By hand
Houra Min Hours Min


The Franklin Family Sewing Machine
Has one advantage which is worthy of especial
attention. in addition to the peculiar character
of the stitch, and that is its adaptation to Ell
ther light or medium heavy work. The Ma
chine which at one moment is used on THE
MOST DELICATE FABRIC. in a few moments
after can be brought to bear with the same IA
cility on cottonades and towels of the coarsest
description. Its adaptation for Family York
is thus remarkable, and gives it superiority
over every o.her style Of machine in the mar
ket.
In order that these Machines may be place
in the hands of all classes we have reduced
the price of our Franklin Family Machine to
Forty Dollars and from the increase Of our
business for the last year The entire salts
faction our Machines are giving throughout
the United States and European Countries we
are led to believe that our determination to
manufacture a Perfect, Simple, Reliable and
Cheap Machine has been fully appreciated by
the public. This policy will remain unchanged
and az heretofore no Machines will be allowed
to leave the office that we cannotfully warrant
in every respect; We shall keep on hand at all
times !. general assortment of Sewing Machine
materials.
Needles for all machines can be ordered by
Mail or Express. Price one dollar per dozen.
Persons in the country, by sending Us their
address enclosing a letter stamp, can have for
warded by return mail, one Of our circulars
containing the different styles of Machines, list
Of prices, and samples Of work.
e. RICHARDS N CO.,
Principal Agents FOR The North West.
Office and Salesroona, i33 Lake Street, Chi
cago, III. 19-ly
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Why is dinner like sammer?-
Because one sH allo* does :n,t make It.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an application
~ will be made to the next General A SEEN.
bly, of the State of Wisconsin for tho extern
sion of the term of the Charter of the Osh
kosh & Wausau Railroad Company for Eve
years Also for the extension of the Charter
of said Railroad Company to St. Paul, with a
branch Road to Superior CT Y.
Waupaca, Dec. 3oth, 1861.
u. Fl. SESSIONS, Director of
Low O. d ". r. r. Go.
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Nor Men Wanted IMmediateIy.

4 FEW more active and enterprisiag young
IL men can find Immediate employment bF
which they can make from six hundred to one
thousand dollars year, to act as agents for
several new books net fer sale in book stores
We have great number Of agents employed
many of whom are making from SIS to so q
week. These wishing to engage in this pleas.
ant and profitable business, will for particu-
lars, &c, address
c. L. DERBY 4 CO.,
Publishers and Wholesale Booksellers.
saadusky CITY, Ohio
aY~ Editors Of newspapers giving the above
Insertions, and calling attsat;en to it. and
sending it will receive any three Of the fellow
ing works:
Life Of Napoleon by lIeadley. las
Life Of La Favette. do
Lifs of Josephine, s,gc do
Wild Scenes Of Hunters life, do
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yVhsCONsz.N HOTEL.

SVhSCDYSa.N aaD'a'EIA.
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin,
TEIE undersigned would invite the travelling
i public land his old patrons when proprie-
tor of the Grand Rapids House, to give him
a call The house has been thoroughly reno
waited from cellar to garnet, and furnished new
throughout with elegant and comfortable Fur
nture. The location is central, within few
Yards Of the Ferry.
Excellent stabling for 100 horses, and an at
tentive hostler is always on hand
D. F. EMERSON.
Grand Rapids, Oct. elst, 1860.
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MEDICINE.-An excellent article of Port
III Wine aal French Brandy may be found
at the Wood Co. Drug Store.
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Dissolution of Coparfner.bin

ME, the undersigned, have this day BY mu.
~ tual consent dissolved the partnership
heretofore existing, and all debts due said firm
Of Sampson Scott viii be settled by A. b.
SampGou. who viii. also attend to settlement
with creditors Of said f.sa.-DateS Grand Rap
iss, Wood Co., Wis, Nov. 2sth, 1861.
A. B. SAMPSON.
JAMES R. SCOTT,
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| medicines
iu q recent invoice OBJ
d medicines of the day,
assortment of stationery,
he list comprises almost
Of articles, to wit:
Licorice Extract,
Licofiee Root,
Dye-Stuffs f all kinds,
Chamomile Flowers,
Arnica Flowers,
SIENNA,
Pink Root,
Snake Root,
Glue,
Gum Arabic,
Gum Opium,
Gum Guiaculn,
Gum Myrrh,
Gum Shellac,
Gum Tragicanth,
Iodine,
Corrosive Sublinate,
Sulph Zinc,
1singlass,
Kreosotc,
Lac Dye,
Sugar Lead,
British Lustre,
Rotten Stone,
Colehicum,
Oil Hemloek,
Oil Cedar,
Oil Origanum,
Oil Lemon,
Oil Spruce, =,
Oil Peppermint,
Oil Wintergrcen,
Oil Anise,
Oil Spike,
Cream Tartar,
Quinine,
Seidlitz Powders,
Harlem OIL,
Cod Liver Oil,
British Oil,
Columbo,
Essence Peppermint,
Breast Pumps,
SJrinses,
Nursing Bottles,
&c, &C., &c, &c, &c,
b esiaes all the Tine.
tSres usually kept in
wholesale drug houses.
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Drugs and Medicines

Drugs and
in a community, has
tanned all the standar-
together with e good {
envelopes, Sc, SC. I
a numberless variety
Alcohol,
Acids of all kinds,
Alum,
Aqua Ammonia,
Anthony,
Arrow Root,
Balsam Copavia.
Balsan Canada,
Bora1,
Camphor,
Camphene,
Candy, (assorted)
Capsules,
Cantharides,
Nitrate Silver,
Chalk,
Chloroforn,
Chrome Graen,
Chrome Yellow,
American Vernillion,
Gloves,
Cobalt,
Cochineal,
Copperas,
Orange Peel,
Peruvian Bark,
Irish Moss,
Sassafras,
Elm Bark,
Cudbear,
Ether,
Extracts Of all kinds,
Extracts for aavoring
Sup Carbonate Soda,
Nutmegs,
Saffron,
Rhubarb,
Hive Syrup,
Syrup Ipecac,
Laudanum,
Psregorie,
Sulphur,
Morphine,
stry shnine,
aiagnssia,
Epsom Salts,
Glsuber Salts,
Canary Seed,
Hemp Seed,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-19

MADNESS AND THE DRAFT A bout the
time Of the excitement in Newark concern
ing the draft, q promising Young man il.
tbs city, jeweltr by trade, became very
much excited by the fear lie would lie one
OF the unfortunates which were TO be fore
ell in the army. lie finally joined the
goth regiment, which was then Al Camp
Freiinchusen, and The surgeon not consid-
eting him able to bear the fatigue OF army
life, discharged him. For time he recov
cred bis depressed spirits, but of late his
mind has been again derangeI on the
sui ect Of drafting. and he is now a mon
omarjac, having been obliged to give up
bis business and leave ;he CITY, Y.
ErIrCsS
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Aantoucc Cou'ty-Twa If Nan,toroe.
II. Thompson, Plaintiff, against Charles PEI
tersen, Defendant Before William b Oh, Jus
tice OF the Pe-ce
FTHO Charles Petersen, the a5ove-r De
i fendsnt You are hereby notified hat
wit OF attachment has been issued against YOU
and your property attached 10 satisfy the de.
mand Of H Thompson, amounting TO Thirteen
and $4,000 Dollars. Now, unless yon shall APP
pear before william Bach, Justice OF the Peace
in and for said county, at HE flee in said tp~n
on the 10th das Of January, A. D 1863 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, judgment will be reu-
deTed against you and your property sold to
pay the debt.
HERMAN THOMPSON, Plaintiff
Dated this oh day Of December, 1862.
To the Defsndant You Will take notice hat
the Plaintiff will be sworn in his own behalf as
a witness, and testify on the tria of this cause
HERMAN THOMPSON, Plaintiff
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Recommends TO his friends ard customers
hs new stock Of Bourbon Monongshpls. RIVE
Old Rye NO sears and Rectifed Whi-key :;
Brandies; Rum; Gin; Arack; Cherry " me
And Brandy; German, Spanish aud Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Arsck Puh"h ali kinds OF sweet
Liquors; Rhen French, kstera aud Tort
Wines Cider and Vinegar.
l will wait unon my customer. promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side. MsnjtOwoc
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L = The steamer Co'net having failed
10 arrive here yesterday morning, a. ex-
pectcd, we have nc later news from Fred
ericksburg, except minors that orr army
suffered severely, and was in dangerous
position.
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The indications are that no battle will
be fought 10 day, unless the rebels should
bring on the engagement, which ,hey will
not probably do.
Fredeick-bnrg, Dec. l3-A. NJ.
Uera!d's cpecjai 1t is ascer,aiued be-
yond doubt that the rebel force Is yearly
100000.
jackson commands the rebel right, ex-
tending from Geunis' station to Port
Royal Loug-treet las The centre, cx-
tending from Gennis' station 10 tie tele>
graph road. Lee and Stewart are on the
left.
\ HJoid's despatch, dated headquar-
tiers last night, SAYS that Gen FrsnkIin's
line novel forward at sunrise with bis
night resting on the river, three miles lie
!ow. SkiuEishing commenced on tie
left, about daylight Soon after, a rebel
battery opened on our lines, and the
Ninth New York militia vas ordered 10
charge, but after fierce struggle were
compelled to retire.
The remainder OF the brigade, under
Gen TYLER, then charged the enemy's
guns, when the fight became general on
the extreme left.
Gems. Meade and Gibbons encountered
the night Of Gen. A Z. Hills command.
The cannonading W As terrific though our
troops suffered hu, lille hv the enemy's
artillery. Gradually tie fght extended
around to tie right Gen Howe's diyis
ion then went in, aud then Brooks divis-
ion,
About 10 o'clock Gen. Summers troops
engaged the enemy back Of the city, since
which the battle has ragged fdriou>ly along
the whole line, the enemy occupying the
woods aud hills. AMI had much more al
vantageous portions, but were driven
back on their night mile and half ear
Iy in the day.
About noon Gu. Gibbons was relieved
by Doubleday, and Mead bY S.onenan
Afterwards Gen. Ncw,on's division walled
10 the support Of the left. when the firing
ceased for hort time, and broke ous
with greater tierceuess IN the centre. where
our troops were eXt - 10 plunoing
fire from tie enemy p ear.h-wolk4 on tie
hill. Along the whole lie tie battle
aas been fierce all day. with greater loss
10 both sides.
To night each army holds is first posi-
ton, except = Slight advance OF our left
Cannona.ilng IS sill going on, and mu~ket
IS breaks out a. ir,ervaIs quite fercely.-
Bavard was hit in the Iip bv y soli., hot,
r.. ~.
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@ ROCER lie s

A fpii and e2celic'.t assortment, at war prices,
out IS cheap as can DC bought in Mauitowoc.
This large and very complete assortment WAS
recently purchased in The city Of New York for
CASH, and | can sell them at just az reasonable
rates AS ATTY other establishment possibly can.
Customers who have traded with me during the
last ten years are rendered my sincerest Thank
Tor their confidel &c and patronage and thew.
ana the pubic generally, are invited to call Al
our ne" Head Quarters, where they are assured
ct every courtesy and attention.
Q. TORRISON.
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j. :. GIBSON.


Executed in the finest style Of the Art. A Gen.
erai assortment OF Photographic A buns, Cases.
and Frames, is Kept en- hand and will be sold al
igS figures.
COkPoES and INVALIDS TAKEN o. their
residence Il required also Views OF L,ndsc,pes
aud D"elnEs taken at reason able rates II ~
M had fifteen yc-rs experience IN the f.,
Air, ~ bad undertake 10 O. a. good work as
IS doLe IL sry OF tie Eastern cities
Oticc "a YORK street, opposite Pia,t & Villas
Sore.
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TH e PILOT
Town Treasures Receipt..

We have now on hand large lot of
Receipts for Town Treasurers, printed in
good style, on fine paper, and for sale
cheap.
Call at the Pilot Ofre.
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Il AIKEN Up By the subscriber, living in the
i to-" oi Eaton, GA the IA .nst, a wife
HE.EkR, aish rtd pots on E.r s de-, straight
horns, id about thee years old. The owl.er -
!eqacsted II prove property, pay charges, a d
ttko her away. TiGUTHY SULLIVAN
ss'nH, Dec. - lag
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STRAiED-On the lasa inst, lre.. bs :
- Horse, with a h.te star in hi tor,h.afi-
/ hlE5 leg iittle Hhhte--'4 wears oil AM
p'rson delivering the horse ai tbs Office viii
- al E1- .Le:- t-a,,gs-
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Donation 7

Tie .,isnls Of The Rev. J. II. DILLrSG-
Ham propose to pay him Donation visit,
at his residence, on the evening of the 25th
inst, being Christina, evening. A cordial
invitation is extended to our citizens to be
present.
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In Justices Court

Nauito,coc County-7orn Of Hanito,coc.
Jacob Petersen, Plaintiff, against Charles Pc
tersen, Defendant Before " iliam Bach, Ess,
Justice Of the Peace.
Two Charles Petersen, the above-ramed De
J. feudlnt: You are hereby rotified that a
writ OF attat hment has been issued against YOU
and your property attached TO satisfy the de
mind % Jacob Petersen, Amounting 10 Twelve
and 100 Dollars. Now unless you Shall ap-
pear before William Bach, a Justice of the
Pace III had for said county, at his Office in
sad tom on he 70 h DAY Of JANUARY, A. D
1868, at 10 O'Clock IL he forei. Don, Judgment
VI De rendered INST you ana your property
sold 10 pay the dem.
JACOB PETERSEN, Plaintiff.
t. tie D,feada,t: You all take nc,ise that
the Pitl4tlff sll, oiIer hiHussI a. u wines. ard
be sw oru ia his own bc.af or the TIL Of Iii.
esuse.
JaCnB PETERSEN. Plaintiff
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, J
MAsITowoC COUNTY,

. \ TIE VI " IoOUNoIN,
MAsITowoC COUNTY,
Village Tred:areT's Office,
Two Rivers, November 9th, 1862. I
NOTICE is hereby given that on and after
IN the l,th day Of December next, shall sell
at my office all hereinafter mentioned lots, or
other pieces Cr parcels of land uyon which the
taxes for the year lS62 have 10. been 7 aid, for
the purpose OF paying The taIc, sesscd OH such
lots, pieces parcels OF land, tt, ether witt! all
charges and costs due thereon, accordance
with the charter OF the Village Aforesaid, to wit
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" ALkER HOUSE.
5E7LWAUkEE

T'SrRAY--Tas undersigned. ryia- IN he
Il village e Two Rivers. has taken 40 4, black
CALF, shout one year and half ofa rel hack
white ana rel SIDES, white belly, ad a vLi.e
SPOT on he: .olnt. The owaer is ycoacs.ed to
prove property, pay chsres-. sud take her
aS"y. BAPFiSTE LEAFON.
Two Rivers, Dec. II 1862.
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For the pilGI

Mr.. EOToH :-Certs:n sheep are in tie
habit Of climbing tie val Of our Cemetery
grounds, and msring and otherwise da-e
Grating The enclosures surrounding the ear.
y lead. Would i. not lie vel for our
sexton % have an eye upon them, altho'
he "o"Id run lie r:sk Of being magnesiz-l.
especially if Tie o"ng luck was acconrs-
n'rd by it. doe. We believe he penalty
attached to this otTrn.e !. justly severe.
y FRIEND OF TIE DEAD.
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MnIrARY EXECUTIONS Al WAsu1<orox
The following IS from the Washington
Star Of The 5jh:
few minutes before noon to>dav. pri,
va'e John Conrad kes.Ier, of COMPANY K.
1881 \ Y. y, was executed in the ward
OF the Old Capitol prison, for the murder
of Lieut.. Fernando Linzy Of the same
company,
kos>ler was born in SAKE Meininccn.
was 4 years Of age, and leaves wife and
one child At his late residence in Newark.
\. J. The only other relative he had
was a brother residing in Springfield \ J.
Prior to his execution he was asked if lie
wished his relatives sent for. and he de-
cit"e on the ground that they were poor
and he wished to spare them the expense.
kesNIer was convicted Of murder 1v a
late court martial. lie had been engaged
10 sruiiie with some comrades. and dur
NC It got possession Of . gun. Lieuten
ant Linzy interfered 10 stop tie disiur-
bance, threatening Kessier with court
martial, and lie lheIeuPon made hinge
n the Iicu,cuau! with lis bsvonet. killing
him
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JACOB PETERSEN. Plaintiff.
PAPER Rags and Old Conner

TIVE HIGHEST PRICE in cash pad for
/ Paper R,ss end I'D Copper, at tar new
F'ns. r = RRASIEfS
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ana 500 prisoners, belongirg.to Gen A
P. Hill.
Gen. Frankliu's movement vas directed
down the river. and his troops are en-
camped, to>u.ght, not far from The Massa-
ponix Creuk.a Our troop, s'eep TO- night
where they fought to day. The dead and
moundel are being carried from the field.
The following Is a Ia. Of officers Killed
and wounded as far a. 5 ct known: cen
jackson. Of the per.nsy l"ania Reserves,
killed; Gen Bayard, struck in the thigh
BIZ a shell and at erwards died Gen. Vim
ton, wounded N the side, but not serious.
"; Gen GibJon, wounded in the head
Gen. kimbaI., wounded in The ;high: Gen
Caldwell, wolnleG IN two places. but not
seriously Co. Sinclair, of tie Pennsyl,
vania Reserves, seriously wounded; Capt.
Hendrcksan. commanding the Ninth \
Y. state militia, wounded seriously.
Tie follow ng IS the loss Of officers In
The Fifth New York Regiment: Colorel
Cross, wounded in tie abdomen; Major
Stuart Evere'. killed.; AHjaran: Da'd
killed Caprajus Murray and Perry, killed
The firing Of muske;ry ceased about SIX
o'clock this evening. but tie rebels con.
t,nued thr0ainy shell. in'o the city until
eight O'Clock Tie position Of The reoeI,
was as follows:
Gen Long-lrcet was OF lie left and
holding the main works Gen. \. T. Hill
and Sionewall Jackson were In front oil
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-19
Notice..

nR. F. SIMON announces to the public that
- he has removed his Office and residence %
the second h use west Of Btrnscl's store, on
Jaw street, where those needing his services can
had him when no. otherwise professionally Ecu
gag'd. Cm1s
Manitowoc Nov %, 1862.