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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-18

gg- The Fox River Improvement was
opened on the 10Th inst, it being the time
fixed by the engineer for letting water into
the canal The river is already open
The ice still remains in Lake Winncbago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-18
The Rebel Works Tnrssse2 By Mcclellan !

Hard and Blooay Baths Expected I
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-18

Mcclellan hasf~ritteu q letter ecmpii,
rnenling the Sixth Maine sui BeFdau S
Starpshooters. The latter are now doing
picket duty in frou. Of the enemy's works,
Capt. Sp.ulliug, Of the Fourth Alichi-
gau, va severely wounded on Tuesday,
bv being shot in the shoulder.
On FRIDAY. about 300 II the Twelfth
n. Y. Volunteers On picket duty, we're
attacked b rebel regiment. but after a
yoliey from .be Twelfth The rebel, retreat.
D. having several killed and wounded -
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Nm Y-rKrnws- Anil u

The sun shoae bg4hdy yesterday.
The rebels CONTINUE 10 fire with artillery
upon our pjeketB Our guns never reply.
The rebels have hesn greatly reinforced
ingthe last few aays en- Thursday sever
al vessels we're seen TO land troopsat York;
town, also from Norfolk by the James
river.
a balloon reconnaissance was made by
Gen. Porter, showing tha. die rebels lad
materially s,reng heueI their works since
our advance, and mounted new cannon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-04-18

,SEIGE or YORKTO NV!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
War Meetings.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 81 The most cnthus.
astic meeting ever held In this vicinity took place
this evening. Though the notice was short, the
courthouse was filled to overfowing. Gov. Cur.
tin, assisted by Mayor Kepner and J. Fl. Briggs,
presided. Eloquent addresses were delivered hy
his Excellency the Governor, Judge Pierson, J.
g. Kunkle, VIM. H. Miller, A. J. Kerr, Rev.
Franklin Moore and others. Over six thousand
dollars were raised In a few minutes for the pur-
pose Of encouraging volunteer enlistments in this
city and county, by paying to each man, inde.
pendent OF the government bounties, the sum Of
$50
EAsTON, Pa, July 21.-A very large and enihu-
siastic war meeting was held tonight. Colonel
Samuel Yohe presided, assisted by large num-
Der OF vice presidents. A series Of resolutions
were unanimously adopted recommending the
Governor to offer bounty, and pledging men,
money and everything to aid in suppressing the
rebellion. Speeches were made by the Hon. fl.
ID. Maxwell, f.. F. Randolph, p. III. Meyers, w.
ii. Armstrong, and Hon. Philip Johnson. The
military spirit Of the borough is fully aroused.
Two companies will be formed Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

e The MALIGNANT PUsTULR.-Mary +. Butler a
very interesting young girl, residing at No IL
Front street, died last week from a malignant
pustule. This is & very rare and singular dis
ease, and always fatal in ia results. There are a
number Of theories az to the cause OF the disease,
but none appear TO be correct, as IL generally
battles the skill Of the physician. II makes its
appearance in the shape Of a small pimple some.
where aboat the mouth, and spreads until death
hours after In the case Of Miss Butler, the
pustule appeared upon the lower lip in the
shape Of a small white pimple surrounded by
dark red spots. Physicians were called In and ali
remedies which were thought Of applied, but to
no purpose, az the pustule ipread over the face,
breast and arms Of the patient, turning the flesh
black, and causing death in twenty-four hours
Mr. Cary, wealthy New York merchant, who
resided In Brooklyn, died with the same disease
about year ago. Mr.. Hetheld, Mayors clerk, j,
also died from the same disease about six monthr
since.-N. Y. Erp,sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

RIclUITINe IN MISUNDERSTANDING In Mis-
souri, Is progressing very slowly, for several
reasons. Unlike other States, no extra bounty
Is offered to recruits enlisting here. man who
In Ohio, Indiana or Illinois, will not sacrifice
that amount by joining one In Missouri. The
State authorities are not sufficiently aroused to
the work Of recruiting. The state has already
cOnributed to the national and Confederate
armies nearly 20 600 men, and those who remain
are disinclined to enlist. The Germans Of st
Louis are forming local rifed clubs however, for
an emergency, but they are not actively enlisting
Work Of all kiAds Is abundant, harvest Is at
hand, and the material for new troops In there
fore very small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

MATHEMATICAL HosrITAL PATENT. On
our trip up, we had on board a tall, gsunt-look-
ing volunteer, whose appearance not only indi-
caIed that he was lately from hospital, but that
IL would perhaps have been better for him to have
remained there stl, for he certainly did not seem
10 be In q at condition - travel. He was nom
Eastern Ohio, and by some strange whim Of bis
comrades (soldiers have odd notions as to name)
he had won the cognomen OF "Beauregard " He
was full Of dry humor, and it had peculiar zest,
coming from such a dila pidated specimen Of the
human kind. 1 asked him:
How long were you In the hospital at -"
81 stayed just fve days; couldntst stand 1t any
longer"
"Whyso. Were you not well treated ?"
"Well, you see, when went In there were six
patients The d rst day they buried one"
"well, what Of thati"
"Nothing-only the next day they buried an
other " ..--.
"They must have been severe cases, and made
IL very unpleasant for you"
Odd unpleasant! I knew my turn would
come in time. I went in on Monday. and II
stayed I would be carried out on Saturday. So
made my calculation, and on Friday packed my
knapsaok and went away. IL had not, I'd
surely been buried on Saturday. Six days-one
man each day. icoaldn't stand that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

Notwithstanding the war there 10 every
prospect that the people Of the cities will flock to
the watering places during the present and next
month, In nearly all their accustomed force.
III The fat berths Of collector and surveyor OF
New York are said 70 have yielded $500 600 In
Perquisites since July, 1851.
IL A new church, to cost S4O,O 900, 10 to be
built In San Francisco by Rev. T. starr Kings
Society.
ID The clerks Of Philadelphia propose cen
triouting one day Of each month for the benent
Of sick and wounded soldiers
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III A sensation was created In st. Louis, a
few days ago, by the arrest Of two very promi-
the arm Of q. II. Tyler & Co, and Joshua C.
Michel, Of the nrm Of Moody, Michel & Co on
a charge OF smuggling whisky, by means of false
invoices and permits, fraudulently obtained from
the Surveyor Of Port, on steamboats, bound to
Memphis. Tyler's whisky was sold to a man
named w. II Probasco, Of Mount Pleasant, Iowa
and was packed In small sized barrels inside OF
cement barrels, cement being packed between
the inside and outside barrel to deceive the
authorities. Michels whisky was found con-
cealed In the same manner In barrels Of sail, and
was not discovered until the boat reached Colum-
bus, XIV. The parties were placed In the militia
nv prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

CHARsBs AGAINST Col. TURcBIN.-Gen Buell.
has ordered q general courtmartial to assemble
at Athens, Alabama, on the 7th Of July, or ss
thereafter az practicable, for the trial Of Col
J. B. Turchin, 18Th regiment Illinois volunteers,
and such other persons as might properly be
brought before II. A Chicsgo paper intimates
that Col. Turchin's offence is that " he hung two
or three guerillas who fred upon his men from
was generally careless about protecting rebel po-
tate patches, hen coops," &c. Col Turchin's
regiment is from Chicago The st. Louis Re-
publican says that Col. Turchin IL reported to
have ''closed his eyes for Two hours upon the
proceedings Of his troops while they completely
gutted the town Of Athens, Alabama, sacking
the stores and dwellings Of the inhab abitants ndis
criminately, loyal men as well as rebels" This
Is not by any means Says the Republican, the
first complaint that has been entered against this
Colonel, his conduct In North Missouri having
brought upon his head anathemas well deserved,
IL current accounts be correct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAfcHILoR's HAIR DYE
TAs best In tAs World

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dive
produces color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-varranted no. TO injure the Hair In theleast
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
sses the Hair for life. Grey, Rcd o, Rssty Haiy
instantly turns q splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair son and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggisa, &c.
IL The Genuine is signed wnLIAMA. BArcH.
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w A + Z r EICE,

WATER RHsIsTRAR'S OFFICE, July IL, lss2.
Inc Law Of the Corporation regulating the ure
OF street washers, &c, &o., Is as follogs:
The use OF pavement or street washers or hand
hose shall be restricted to the time between sunriss
and seyen o'oiocf q. IN. and sun set and one hour
thereafter, and then for no longer period than
niteen minutes; and any person or persons who
pavement or street ssher, or hand hose IN viola
ton OF this act, shc bs liable 20 fns of not less
than or more than hve dollars" &C., dc DO,
The law also provides, that "the hose shslI not be
used 10 the avenues or streets 10 wash of oar
rlases, onnlbuses, or other vehicle or for .t.r-
ment or street washers must, when the washers arr
not IN sse, be kept securely screwed down"
lt has become necessary. in cousesuenoe of the
extravasant waste Of water 70 osll the special at
tentlon OF the police to the above laws, which here
Alter viii bs enforced.
This notice il intended a. o caution to ali whom
II concerns, especially 20 Keepers of public stables
jy 12-eo6t Water ResiatIsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

The BALANCE OF VIcroRIBs.-Mr Everett,
the other day, In his address to the Boso mans at
Faneuil Hall, summing up the results, so far, Of
the present campaign, said: "Let any one com.
pare this balance Of successes and reverses with
those OF the Crimean war, Of the wars Of the
Duke Of wellington in the Spanish peninsula, Of
the French Revolution, and Of our own revolu-
tonafy struggle, and he will ind there 10 not in
one Of those great historical contests a wear
crowned with equal successes, on the part Of the
finally victorious cause.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
Strike Of Laberers on the Lshish Can,

EAsIoS, Pa, July 2l-The laborers engaged
for an advance Of wages They ask an increase
Of from Sl10 to sI.37 per day. There are about
two thousand men employed. Many of them are
willing to continue at work, but by combina-
work. Work 10 suspended alf along the line
MAuNCH CHUNK, Pa, July 21.-The laborers
on the Lehigh canal are on a strike for higher
wages. They ask 81 ~ day, while thev have
been getting 81. 10. The strike is reported to be
general No one Is permitted to 60 to work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
A CARD TO TRE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS FOR PEMALEg.


Iyelit6ls in ecrr"riIg. TsgBlatinE end replo-tsr
a.! obsfrscT'cHs from trsdfsrsr oaXSs, aad
6f'edys sNeesSSfsl as a PTsVeHtIUe
The above Pills have low been iE gse for over
thlrty years. and N 10 casa, where the directions
have boen correctly followed. hsve these pills
failed 10 give most decided satisfaotbon. Read Ihe
t9loNing eernhcste from one OF the FIRST ladies' of
Otica, y. who called rlOn my agents an that
eil,' CIT g ar VIZ. 5tisiSt Co. and tod them that
public, pat If any ore should aoubt the WondsrfrI
Gteaet OF DR. DuRo1oO's Golden Pills, they mlsbt
reier any iSSy 10 hef, as ate considered ii dHtV
emoacg' Ss sdu.l l2iste.eG 70 her dauEa-sf, young
.e1y ~ Je.rs Oil. She Has fast gOIrg ( into Coz
ScBlptiQn-hed taken calG-na ure became Oh
structed. Iso b01ss az fkcss Godsa PSils snsiyslV
snE stronger proof might De gwen. seese pills
are also certain cure for ltcoysaA, for Whitet
ruoe 81 per beI.
= SGD ", eMShSIe'sle g ard Re:sa n Washington By
r, Retail by Z. BOSN r Il. corner 81 street and
Louisiana avenue, and At M Leu Rs's, vesiish.
tSs .be1s seS: 10 sbs :, 81 e ss
can have the Pls sent 20 sry pxft Of the oouutry
o1nnceltslly BY mail. Sold $50 By X. = r. ClS-
ST., snaLg, 6e9rEef9sp; PEEL 4 sIEyENs, AleI-
HALL q RUCREL. ) 1 : GTeen st New York,
Senera Who!esale agents
rllls 0i any KIND un esq every t5X is signed :. ID,
hoSe. AL others are q bese IN position ana uneafe.
ne cloLe - you value your health 30 say
pothlnE OF beng humhugTed ont of yOur moneIb
Howe on every boz, which has ~ Gently been added
on account OF the Pills beng oounterfelted fhe
ingredients composing the above Pulls are msde
sTs ne.a AZ. 70 esS sSssy hsss sIS fSsy " e. .S sJ
a., q ID. HOWE, Sole Pr9yriesor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

MxssRs. A. II. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 3Oe Pennsylvania avenue, back 70
Boston, during the summer, where they viii be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or 6utta Percha. Orders will be
train, and arrive In In twenty four hours eIsaps1
70 our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them allied at man
ufacturefb prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, lwhere they have the largest aasort-
ment OF India Rubber Goods In the world J IS
Milk street, Boston, Mass. may l9-M,w,Gu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRBss MONROE, July 21.-The mail boat
arrived here this afternoon at O'Clock from Hsr.
rison's Landing, and reports all quiet on the
river and also at the seat Of war
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10th announces
the conveyance to the Federal transports below
Drury Bluff, on the James river, under iag Of
truce, between 700 and 800 Union prisoners, most.
ly wounded, Including number Of officers and
surgeons, confined since their capture in the
Libby prison on Cary street. Many Of these re-
leased prisoner have already gone North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
Steamers Fired on In Wsstern Rivers.

LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-The steamer CONNER
cial, Capt. Austin, from Memphis, arrived here
yesterday. she reports that the steamers Conner
and Eugene, with troops, were 6red upon hen
entering Green river, by the muskets OF party
OF cavalry. IL Is not known whether either boat
lost any men. On arriving at McAllister's Land
Ing, two miles below Newburg, Indiana, the
Commercial was fred into by guerillas, one ball
passing through q gangwav, without causing
any damage. The steamer Belle, from Memphis
to ST James, was fred into by gang at Han.
dOlph, Mo. The result is unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
A Fight with Guerillas in nlisseurL-The
Rebels Badly Whipped.

HUDSON, No., July 22.-Colonel Mcneil, with
detachment Of Federal troops, has had fight
with Porter's guerilla band near Memphis, In
this State, in which the rebels were badly
whipped. Our loss was Is killed and 30 wounded
and missing. The rebel loss was much reater
They left twenty three dead on the field Colonel
Stacey, notorious marauder Of that section, Is
among their killed. Colonel Mcneil is still In
pursuit of Porters band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

Ts.s I..s e r. sIyF NoI,cE &c. 9: 2. ..s:e,l
i sfsaa = ..oa :ai ss'is se &: q cS,sS
scsass 81 Of eeorge .otsbl 81. is's OF Wsshins-
ton ~ o2any aforefaid. deoeased. All Iersons hav.
,ns Sisfns asainst The said deoeassd, srs hereby
th.rs :xhibit the ssms with the venshefs
snea,s 70 TIE mbsoriber. on or before the fiT-
Is,n,n cay o. flIy nsxti they may other wise by
ss,yse ~ enq.naea from sil Of the sid estate
~ I1-lsvsv' "" t3ministS.tor. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
THE ESCAPE OF rHE Ar

HSNHTb ANhANtAo.
CHICAGO, JAY % "A special report of the es-
cape OF the rebel steamer Arkansas says TIE
rebel ram Arkansas succeeded In running through
our feet. Com. Farragut made an Intellectual at.
tempt to sink her His entire feet passed down
the river, each vessel pouring a broadside into
the Arkansas az she passed them. The rebels ac-
knowledge that one finch steel pointed shot
went through the Arkansas, but assert that this is
the only damage she sustained. A reconnoisssn nee
next morning sho wed that the Arkansas was un-
dergoing repairs, but she did not appear to be In
any danger Of sinking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

ACURT0rs GAcT - II Ia fact that the o.Iv oc
casioh upOa which the senior editor oS tbe r,i-
DuHs ever rqdsrreled with his musical critIr- who
a. an 'rc~Iirnt pianist, was when the latter Or.
n .-e n4n played a fantasia upon the In.ttumsat
T"-'o' touching Black Key.-Vaaiiy Fafv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

RAK BROS 6RASD CBOrHINs DEPOT
~ 90 ner l. ara yta streets, Is new 700 paoe
were all nen 90 90 bur their optais of EmmeT
Glothing; ard "a re are Locd reSsons EhE every
Que shCpld so there 70 tuI. Firstly. &c Ea or ess-
.r thru Eny other 81 nsBT estlb shmsst m tts cIty,
Seoo1ciy. Vnr EAIloLt, csnuOt bs EH= p-s. ed. In
sJ,o MAKING or tllg-B;aE, tEeg e IA 10 the
best - y ,-ciS Sh. =. Cra NCrk. And thirfs,
AEaTH Srrfla- Al rcocrGre er@iTE snT rcDCs - what
they really srs, kcnos 20 d~crFiya
w res Pectiuiiy AOLCit CltznG-. strangers and
discharged soidle-s % come - Eas n FRU'S
ests5 .hnieBt ooraeT OF ia and l. sIs to huy eEery
artIco OF C.othILF they rssc ie IS I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

I-A Brit sh soldier belonging to the 10th reg
iment Of infantry, now stationed in Canada, go;
away from his egiment a short time since, and
enlisted In the Federal service at Rouse's Point
Two or ;hree days ago he ventured over the line
and was seen and captured by one Of the look .ou
men attached to mis- oId regiment. He will be
tried as deserter, and the 10th British Infantry
will posses new uniform, not strictly after theiI
own CIRCULATION" pattern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

OAt Chelmarsh the crinoline of a servant
girl was recently examined, and II was found
ed bonnet, pair OF stays, three skirts, four
pair OF stockings two pair Of boots, quantity OF
muslin, four hanskerchiefs, four collars, and a
gold brooch, all the property Of her master and
mistress and the Doe crders In their esta shment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
Tne Hartford not Arrived. -.

NKw YORK, July 22.-The announcement OF
the arrival Of the sloop Of war Hartford at this
port last night was mistake. Ii was the Nor.
wich which arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

SCARCITY OF FLABOR.-Accounts from Jss.,..,
county, " represent the wheat crop the,s :.
th7 most Ia! driant for many years, but TIA,
smGh pofnol. only Will be saved In conseque
OF the scarcity OF labor In many insta nces the
women have gone into the harvest held 10 secure
as much Of the crop as possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

III Mr.. J. J. JacoUs, the editor Of the Ashland
Of secession, In presence Of Iientenah calling
the volunteers "hired Hessians" an. Mr. Lin.
coin greater traitor than Davis. Finally the
lieutenant remarked th hat he received over hun.
at once to give Jacobs a severe ehastisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
COOP NIws yol ALL.

WAsHINsroN, June %, ls62
This 10 20 certify that have been stone blind
fof upwards Of two yearh The best doctors in
Washington failed 10 cure me.
Dr. Tnnblsty has performed the miracle. Per-
sons Wishing further particulars can csil and see
ne. 6EvA BAILEY,
jsal-u AtMn Barbour's, 37s % ST., bet. and e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
DaAKrs PLANTATION BrrrERs.

IL invgorstes, strengthens and puriaes the sys-
able and enectual tonic In the world It 10 com.
posed Of the celebrated Calisya Bark, Roots.
Herbs and pure b. CroiI Rum; particularly
weaknes, and II just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
solA BY al erocsn, Druggists, Hotels and s.-
looms. r. n. DRAKE q Co.,
ap eo3me a02 Broadway, New YORK.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM KENTUCKY.
Msrgan's Gusrillas Ovsrtaken and Defeat
ed-Cannsn, Horses and ether Property
Taken By Him II scuptuPed

CINcINNATI, July 92--Reports via MaysvIlle
state that our cavalry had overtaken Morgans
band Of guerillas on the road to Owensville, from
Mount Sterling, and after a severe fight of an
hour and a half Morg ans forces were completely
scattered, and the cannon and horses captured by
Morgan at Cvnthiana were retakeu; also large
portion Of the stolen property The rebels lost
Is killed. The Federal loss was 90 killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23
CHEsARAY INsTEI5SKTEEb ESK EEbuss LADIES'.
IE2r And 400 ssrnce st Sf,isdeInb,s

. The reg ular course Of InEtruotlon embraces the
Exhn Il ulrsG, snd III ess blanche 1hioS con.
sEslsats Elsats th9felsh EnEi.h md FIs9oh sdueAtion.
;sssy .pokss u sss institute Il Is he aS o.ce ceei q
lartieular attention, and - taught from the rudi
Iosiuon Ths scSossStIo ear " oor amsness Seesem
ber t5eh and closee July lst, CircuIers. 10, can
20 opsaiRed rom Msdams Du Prin-
D Ioweiings, Nsp kfns, Ebssnngs. Pillow Llnenss :
@ D0ymss:, And nd oths{ aonssksepsrs DRY Goods, ct
One Price only, park In plain figures.
An inspeesion OF stock In plies no obllgston to
pufoneses PERRY BRO,
ten re. avenue and Ninth street.
w iiyIIj FKxNSR 1AYSOs