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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18
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which facts they are prepared to prove by occular
demonstration to aIf who may desire anything in
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-10-18

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Fl Drradn
1t appearing to my satisfaction, by the affidavit of
Pm, that said Defendant upon whom the service is
tn he made in this cause is not resident Of this
STATE, but now resides in Virginia City, in the T"rri-
ton exists aLainst snid def't-It is ordered that
service be made by the publication OF the summons
hereto attached III the Mountain Democrat, weekly
newspaper printed and published in said county, at
least once a week Eor the space Of three months.
when such service will be deemed complete; md
that n copy OF the summons be forthwith deposited
in the postofce directed to her said place OF resi-
ltncc and this case is continued to the Sth day of
November, 1862, At the hour Of 10 A.M..H
This 26th day Of July, 1852. -
JOHN BCSH,
aug2m3 Justice of the Peace.
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Sperm n, or local weakness, nervous
debility low spirits lasstude, weakness Of the back
and limbs, indisposition and ncapability for study
an. labor, dullness of apprehension loss Of memory,
distrust, dizziness, headache, involuntary dscharg
es pains in the side, affection Of the eyes, pimples
the face. sexual and other infrmties in men. are
cured without fail by the justly celebrated physician
and surgeon L. j. CZAPKAY. His me thod OF curing
diseases is new and UNHN0wN To OTHERS, hence his
great success All consultations, by letter or other
wise, free. Address, L. J. CzAPKAY, NJ. d., San
Francisco, California.
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Remarkable Instance of Medical
Relief.-Below we publish the certificates of three
Of the sufferers from the pang> of disease who, hav-
ing recovered their former health, and impeled by
gratitude, make known their and remcdi, !
agent, and their statements are authenticated by a
Notary Public. The demands of society imperiously
command their publicity, and we commend their pc.
rusal to the attention of the afflicted:
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A Poster to a Visiting Card!

Being fully convinced Of the fact that the prices
for Printing like all other NECESSARY things in Cali
ifornia have greatly decreased within the past wear,
we have accordingly bought and put into operation
all the latest and most desirable
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The Greatest Discovery of the Age. =
Gredf. BLESSING IN Hdnk'ind-InnOcent mt I"feht
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LABoR-sAvING MACHINERY

known in the business; and are thus enabled to
compete with EVEN San Franc,sco-;hereby com
pletcly multiplying the hitherto good argument that
Money could be saved by sending below for print
ing" Our stock of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05
TEADQ'R ARMY OF THE PoToMAC. !
November 20.
Rebel Cavalry Driven by Federals
Wa.hinrton. Nov 30

W d~nlugtOH. OY. 81.
Cen Stall attacked q superior force of
rebel cavalry at Smokers Ferry. vester
dav, and drove them within foIr miles OF
Winchester. Fifty rebels were kille !, and
forty taken prisoners. The Union loss
was bu. fifteen \ large amount ofcom-
missary stores. ordnance, eighty horses,
eighty head Of cattle, three stands Of coors
and other ,ebeI property, were captured.
Chantiiy. Va, Nov 80 F. NJ.
Brigadier General Stah has just return
ed. lie attacked the enemy at Saickes Fer
~ and followed them with 800 cavalry
into their camp on the other side Of the
river, and near Perryville, Our men charg
eJ rpendidIy wherever they met the
enemy.
Whites cavalry vas driven IN all direc
lions Nearly all their officers captured,
AMI their colors taken. while himself fled,
and hid in u house in PerryviIIe
The 81 7lh and 10Th Va cavalry were
also attacked, and routed. 10 Of their men
with their horses were taken. and 80 kills
ed and wounded, and two colors taken.
One wagon load Of pistols and carbines
was picked mp on the road, thrown away
by th= flying enemy. 50 cattle and 50
horses were also brought in. Our loss in
killed and wounded i about Is
Gen Stahl reports there s a brigade I'm
der Gen Jones at Winchester. but Jack
sons main force was at NV Market last
Wednesday, as reported previously.
(Signed,) F SIGEL,
Major General.
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z, Probate,

State Of Wisconsin, Msntowcc County-Alan.
itowoc County Court. In the matter OF the iss.
viii and Testament Of John Gott!eib KuchQatz.
deceased.
az reading end fling al instrument .. wri-
~ ting, puryor,ing to be the last viii and
testament OF JON GotGiieb Kuchnatz. late of the
town Of CenteUiTe. deceased, and also the &C.
comparing peitioo OF Gottlob Luxe, of the
town Of CenrerTilie, in The county of Manitow oc
and State of Wisconsin, representing among 9th
er ihirg7 that sid John Gottl;eb Kuchnatz late
y died at said town Of Genterville that said
instrument is the Is: ? III and testament Of said
deceased, and that the said petitioner is the
Identical Gottlob Latze named and appointed in
and by said last will and testament as one o.
the executors thereof; and praying that day
be appointed for hearing the proofs Of said last
win and testament; 1t is Ordered, That SAID
application be heard before the County Judge
Of this Court at his Office in the village of Van
itowoc on the 29jh day OF Decembe,. 1852. az L
O'Clock 4. Y; And it il further Ordered, Tha
notice Of said application and hearing be giver
BY publishing copy of this order for three sue
ceSsve weeks. once in each week, in the Mani
towoc Pilot, a newspaper printed in said coun
", prior to said hearing.
II s PIERP0NT, County Judge.
Dated Nov %, 1862.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05

EoME.-The Auseme:re Zeitung. on
the strength Of statistics lately published
bv the Vicar General SAYS that the popu
lation Of The city Of Rome was $50 $50 in
1859, 184 90 i. 1850. 194 5S7 in 1851,
and IS I97 07S in 1862 The increase
must doubtless be in part attributed TO
the immigration Of persons dependent on
or addicted to tie PapaI government from
the Roman provinces annexed to the king
dom Of Italy, anu also from Naples In
lSG2. according to the same statistics
from ponritiral sources, there are at Rome
% car,Iiua.s - bishops, l529 priests,
$50 semintrl~t-, : 800 members OF maze
religious communities, . 03 nuns, 600
members Of collegiate establishments.
1,427 young girls being brought up in
converts, 928 lads and 100 Young girls
in benevolent establishments, 4, 500 pom
tiical soldiers, 361 persons who are not
Catholics, and 4,4S6 Jaws The French
garrison is not included in the population
as stated above.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05
Latest News by the Boat.

No later war news than that published
in another place.
The general impression at Washington
Of the Presidents message is, that il Is al
inconsequentiai document.
In the Senate, On Tuesday, Mr. DAVIS,
of Kentucky, offered joint resolution rec
onn1ending all the states to seId delegates
TO a convention to be held in Louisville,
April lst, to consider means Of restoring
the Union. Laid over.
The Washington Republican Of Monday
had elaborate articles, said to be inspired
from official quarters, arguing against au,
further advance Of BURSsIDE, for fear that
Washington viii be attacked.
Fernando Wood, in speech in New
York. on Saturday night, said he had re
ceived information, and had communicated
it TO the government, that, under certain
circumstances, the South was ready to re-
turn. Leading statesmen of the South,
men Of position and influence in the South
ern Confederacy, had expressed desire TO
return under a Democratic -uIe,-the past
to be forgotten the public debt on both
sides to be provided for; and they are
willing to let by-gones be by-gones, fthe
North would, and tue Union once again
DE restored. This announcement was re-
ceived with tremendous cheers This is d
symptom. Let us have all the facts
That such is the spirit that anima:es large
masses Of Southern people, there is good
reason to believe So says the Milwaukee
Ne1rs.
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ianglBygSc County Circuit
Court

State of Wisconsin. William W Hurlbut,
Philip Van Valkenhurgh aud William B Leon
ard against Hezekiah II. Smith, Dianthia
Smith, iliam Adrich, Anna NJ. Aldrich,
james F. Alirch, Eleanor G. Ad.i,h, Martin
3. Medbury, E. r, Medbu'y, Geo f Vander>
hureh. William II. Bonnet, Philo McAlphnp,
Thomas S Dlkin. Samuel +. Pratt, Pascal p
Pratt, iwa-d P. Beals, Herman X. " ellis Jon.
athan S Christie William Feldou, William T.
BloGgett, Henry A. Huntington, Philip Wads-
worth, Calvin C Parks, Jr W r Brown, j. II
Wheeler, Sidney Cornell, Samual " Cornell
John r. Mills. Be- jamin T. Sias. Frederick Rsb-
bae, Frederick Heupner, G. Gustavus Won
Deutsch, guardian OF August Winkier, LYMAN
Cook, William Doud, David l.. Baker, Benz F.
Jones, Bernard Lowth, State Bank of Wrscon>
sin, John T. Seymour, Robert ". Seymour
Thomas 4. Green, Henry II. Baton, William
f. Mudgett, William T. Datton, Henry s. KIM
bali, jarvis E. Plstt, Joseph Villas, Jason Down
or, Charles + Drapcr, Daniel 2. Clark, William
P. Clark, George +. Clark ard James Freeland
Judgment d Foreclosure aad Sale
Df VIRTUE OF AID pursuant to Judgment
- rendered in the above entitled action, bear
ing date July Josh, 1862, directed to me, Shall
expose for sale and sell at Public Auction at the
Court House, in the village and county of Mari,
towoc, Oh the 18th day OF CcioDer, A. D. 1862,
at the hour OF 10 O'clock in the forenoon Of that
day, all the following mortgagrd premises or so
much thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount Of said Judgment. interest and cos's and
costs of sale, as follows to wit: The east half
OF Section no. thrtY fOur-3t-; the cast half
Of north west quar- ter, and the elst half of the
south west quarter of Section no. thirty fur
34-all in Township no. twenty one-21- north
of Range no. twenty three-23-east, in the
County # Manito"Oc and State of Wisconsin.
and containing in ali four hundred end eighty
acres. Sheriff Office. Manitowoc July %, 1862
W1MAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
VIM II. NICHOLS, PITS ATTY.
The above sale is adjourned until Saturday,
November 18Th, 1862. at the same hour and
place.
NYNAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
by Z. 7. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The above sale is further adj burned until Sat-
urday, December 13, 1862, At the same hour
and place. WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
by f. t. BLAKE, Under Sheriff,
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Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that bv virtue Of IL
~ ceuse to me given by the Countv Judge
OF Manitowoc ccunty, | shall on the I3,h day
Of December. 1852, at ten O'Clock in the forc-
noon OF that DAY, at the office of W NJ v ch-
OILS, in the village Of Mani,o~oc, expose for sale
and sell az PGbc Vendue, the premises known
and described as follows, to-wjt: Lot4 eleven
and twelve in block no. tws hucired thirty sew
Gu, and lots fif eel, and eigbtetl in beck no
three hundred AMI eighteen, ali in the viilag. Of
Manitowoc, couaty of Aanitowoc, aid State Of
Wisconsin. HELEN NJ LAMB
Gusraisc d George Emery Lamb, Minor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05

FoREIGS INTERvENToH.-In to day. S
paper we publish an interesting correspon-
dence between VI. DRoUYH DE L'HUYs, the
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and
Earl RUSSELL, in behalf of the English
Government, in relation to mediation in
American affairs. All accounts agree that
LOUIS NAPOLEON will shortly stake a
hand in p" with the South, whether Eng
land does or not. Such seems to be the
opinion Of French, English, and American
parcTs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05

Springfield, Mo, Nov 90.
Gen Blunt, with 5000 federals, attack
cd aDd routed about 5000 rebels under
Gen. Marmaduke, at Cane Hill, Arkansas,
on the Goth, killing sixty, aud driving the
balance some twelve miles. Gen. Blunt
teiegraphs that the enemy is badly whip
ped, and will not probably venture north
Of Boston Mountains again ;his winter
and as they have consumed all the sub
sisteuce in the Valley Of the Arkansas,
they must soon retreat into Texas.
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RON THE ARMY OF THE p0TO.
q Battle hourly Expected.

New York, Nov %.
Tie army correspondent Of the PhiIs,
d-lPbia Irguirer writing from Aqua
Greek says, daily, in fart ~ 2nentariiy We
expect to hear the first gut fired, that
viii iEaugurate the first grand battle OF
tie campaign, FOR it is in this vicinity
that not only almost the entire rebel army
IS concentrated 100000 strong bat also
tie three grand divisions which 90 to
make up the grand army of the Potomac.
A dispatch to tie PriIa3c. phia Press
Gays, tia; last night tic Indications were
that Cen. Burasi!e's army would soon
move, AMI that We are on the ege Of ore
Of the greatest battles Of modern times.
IEADQ rs ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
November 20.
The rebels continue 20 raise earthworks
around Fredericksburg but no Lew bate.
ries were visible 10 day. Early yesterday
morning some rebel cavalry. said to be
HamPlon's Legion, crossed the river some
distance above here, and evadng our pick
e's made a descent upon two companies
n tie 81 Pa. cavalry 10 Gen AvercII's
brigade, near Hartford, capturing nearly
the entire two companies. The roads are
improving and supplies are com ing in
more freely from the landing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05

Eg" have but one word my friends,
to say" vas the concluding sentence of
McCLELLAN's speech at Trenton: at is
to advise you, while your soldiers are fight
ing in the field 10 see that the war is pros.
ecuted for its proper objects-the preser
vation of the Union and Constitution, and
the maintenance of your nationality and
your rights as citizens" lie. these be the
watchwords Of the Democracy.
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E4s- The price Of white paper for news

Es- The price Of white paper for news
papers has gone up to 90 cents per pound
in New York. THIS is an advance of
about one hundred per cent. on former rri>
ces. VIII the subscribers to the Pilot
bear in mind that this new burthen of ex>
pense falls heavily upon us, and we can H.,
afford to put up with it unless they make
prompt payments. Come, friends, assist
US 10 get over the coming winter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05

EE The influx Of negroes to the north
j. beginning TO be felt in New York. Ii IS
said that il the course Of few days, a
delegation Of workingmen and mechanics,
representing the various trades Of the city
will proceed to Washington bearing with
them a petition against such a course Of
public policy as wiIl he likely to add tc
the fee negro population Of the northern
cities. While protesting not 10 be actua-
tel by any political or partizsn motive,
the President vii. be reminded Of the hard
ships which the white aborirg population
are suffering from the exorhitant prices
OF the necessariea Of lite, whle any mea-
sure which may have a tendency 10 undu-
" increase the number Of Iahorers, and,
by consequence. a further increase in the
cost Of living, viii be demonstrated against
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Sheriff 4 Sale.
Circuit Court-klan!t0wsc Count,

GirCEit seUrt-Mdn.t0W3C County.
William II. Glover
VS..
Thomas Kennedy. J
DY virtue of an execution issued from said
ID Court, to me directed and delivered. against
the personal and real property of the above
named defendant, Thomas Kennedy, | have
this day seized and levied upon all the right,
tile and Interest which the said defendant had
in and to Lots twelve Il, and five 5, in the
town plot Of Lenaville, in tie town of Manito-
voc Rapids, county of Manitowoc state OF WIS
consin, with the appurtenances thereto belong
ing, or the 9Th day Of May, A. D. 1862, or he
may have since acquired thereto, which said
right, title and interest Of said defendant, shall
expose for sale and sell at the Court House, in
the village o. hantOwoc, on the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1862, at the hour OF ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day, to satisfy said execu-
tion together with the expenses of sale. Dated
Sheriff Ofice, Manitowoc. July IS. 1S62.
WTMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff Of Mautowoc County, Wis.
Go y. WooDI., Pftf's Atty
The above sale = adjourned to the goth day
Of September, 1862, at the same hour and place.
Dated Sept 6. 1852
WYHAN MURPHY. Sheriff.
by I. ELAKE, Under sheriff.
GEO, y. " CoDIN, III Il Atty.
Tie above sale is further adjournsd until Oc-
tober 4th, 1862, at the same hour and place.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
BY r 7. Blake Under Sheriff
Dated September lIth, 1862.
The above sale is further adjourned until o.
tober ! 5 h, 1862 at the same hour md place.
WYMAN MURPHY. Sheriff.
b. K. 7. BLAZE, Under Sheriff.
The above sale is further 1uruei until No.
vember 18th, 1852. at the same horr an place
VIVIAN MURPHY, sheriff
BY Z. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The above sale il further adjourned until Sat-
urdsy December % h, 1s62, At the same hour
and place. WYdAN MURPHY. Sheriff
By L 7. Blanc, Under 81 er #.
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FCyERaL OF WILLIAM UUME-The re-
mains Of WILLIAM Hung were brought
here from Kentucky by his devoted Wild
o., and buried in ihe cemetery in this
town on Tuesday the 25th ult. Funeral
services we're had in the Episcopal Church.
aud an appropriate discourse delivered by
Rev. Mr.. ENoLE. A large number of
mourners and friends attended, and paid
The last sad rites to his memory. The
Chiffon Tines, edited by his brother, re-
turns thank' to tue people Of Mantowoc
county who by their sympathy and aid,
done much to alleviate the suffering OF
the sorrowing friends Of the deceased.
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CIRCUIT COURT-Mantowoc COUNTY
" Hezekiah II. Smith and Stephen H. Sea-
mans, against William II. Honey and Martha
A. Honey. Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.
By virtue of and pursuant to judgment en-
dered in the above, entitled action, bearing
date July 10th, A D. 1862, directed to me, |
shall expose for sale and sell at Public Auction.
at the Court House in the village and county of
Manitowoc, State of Wisconsin, on Saturday the
25th day OF October, A d. 1862, at the hour OF
&c o'clock in the forenoon of that dav, all the
following mort-aged premises or so much there
of as may be necessary to raise the amount Of
said judgment, interest and costs aad costs o!
sale, as follows, to wit: All that certain piece
or parcel of land lying and being situated in the
county of Mahitowoc state If Wisconsin, known
and described AS follows, to wit: Lot no. four
-4-in block no. eighty eght-SS-in the vii
lage of Two Rivers, ac .ording to the recorded
plat Of said village on record in the office of the
Register OF Deeds Of said county of Manitowoc.
Sherff's Office, july Cpd, 1862
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
VIM. n NICHOLS, PITS Atty.
The above sale is adjourned until Saturday,
November 18th, 1862, at the same hour and
place.
NYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff,
by K. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The above sale is further adjourned until Sat
urday, December IS, 1862, 1T the same hour
and place. WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
by r. 7. BLAKE, Under Sheriff
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05

LUMBERISG.-Active preparations have
been made this fall for numbering in this
vicinity on large scale We have no
doubt that more logs will be got out the
coming winter than for several past seas
ons. The rapid rise il the price of the
article in Chicago is strong inducement
for our numbering men to " dig in"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05

BENEFIT BALL.-The friends of Mrs.
PATIxoDE, who resides in CIassonyille. in
tend to give her benefit on the evening
Of the 18th. Good music and good fare
and good company will be there.
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RcHMoND NOT YET TAKEN Weeks
have elapsed since McCLELLAx's removal,
and vet Richmond is not taken. 1t is
now said that our army IS going into
winter quarters" Is MCCLELLAN to
blame nowl What say his Abolition en-.
emleS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05

1J- 4 touching proof OF the depth Of
woman's love was witnessed At Can,ei bury
Connecticut, recent Y. at the funeral o
sergeau. Charles Lewis, who was killed
at An'ietam. \ young lady, Miss HYDE
to whom lie was engaged, upon hearing
Of his death, was ..ken fatally sick and
died in few days, and was buried at the
same time IS her lover.
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TT Hon Roar ErnnLo Tnnn

ET- Hon. Roger Brooke Taney, the
venerable Chief Justice ofrhe United states
Supreme Court. !, i'll at bis residence in
Washington For many week, past his
health has been remarkably cool, and hls
present illness. it IS not at al probable,
Will Ge,ain him from occupying his sccus
toned .cat on the bench at the opening Of
the approaching session Of the court over
which lie has so oug presided.
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II AIKEN CP-By the subscriber. on the 9th
Il Of November. three vear,old Steer. red
color, with white spot on the head white bel.
", ard white on the tanks The owner ia re-
qnesied to prove property, pay charges. and
tike him away. JASON PELLET
Gbso-, Wow Ia 1852
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The Pirate Ship Alabama.
WashinotOn, Nov.

Washington, Nov 30.
Admiral Dupont, Of the flag ship Wa
bash, from Port Royal on the 18Th, writes
to the Navy Department that on the night
Of the 18th steamer attempted to run the
blockade at Charleston. She was discoy-
cred and chased, but escaped seward
On tie night of the Goth a steamer, sup
posed to be the same one, attempted to
run the blockade, and was discovered with
in two hundred yards of the steamer Blunt.
which fred shell at her, which exploded
on the deck OF the rebel steamer, causing
her 10 change her course, and she soon dis
appeared in the darkness, and II is suppos
ed that she returned to Nassau disabled.
The Navy Department has information
Of the pirate Alabama She was expected
in The vicinity of the Azores, early in No
vember, to receive supplies, ammunition
and men, from Bahama A steamer took
dispatches there for Captain Senmes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05

BEEcHEH's ballots -Beerher before
election, called upon his abolition congre-
CATION to throw their ballots towards
the throne Of Cod" They dill % bu,
i"aIed with bigotry. aPostacy and dI~hones
y, they fell back 10 earth or elsewhere,
There vas 10 box, mp above, where such
ballots could be deposited = AiJaay Ar.
gus.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-05

REsfGNFD-Col. JoHS L DORIAN. Of the
l7'h Wisconsin (Irish) Regiment, has re.
signed. Trouble with his officers is the
cause.
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Frozen OvER.-The river was frozen
over on Monday night, and the boys skat,
ed on its CLASSY surface on Tuesday.