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I II E PILOT. .
For the Pilot.


To Arms Now rally to our standard,
the rebels nov are OFT; coinc screw on
the bayonets, boys, and put them to the
rout. They have threatened dissolution
our Union to destroy; or laws they've
violated, and our commerce do annoV.-
Then raliG to our standard, we'll fight the
rebel foe-we'll fight as did brave Null
GAN, and let the traitors know that vet
"Old Abe has power enough to meet the
rebel van we'll fght aud die before We
fly. while yetthere stands man. Our f-
theirs fought beneath that flag that floats
SO proudly there; ittriumphs il still on ev'ry
field since at Lexington and Bunker Hill
il first shone out so bright; lis there Old
England first beheid the sviHhoI of our
might Now, gallant sons of Erin'- isle.
your valor now display, AMI for their dis
LOYALTY. the rebels they will pay; with
lrepidaiion strike the foe. exterminate their
cause, and with Difference they'll "ler.
and agree TO LINcoLN's laws Eternal
Ie>t 10 those who felI-come, Fl the g'a,~
Is fall we'H drink heath /" MuLLIGA>
aud 20 the hero OF Bull Run. EoKcoRA>.)
MEME 10y.
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TEN pting Food for the British Lion.

TIE MobiIe Register Ia, uce,y-d from
London a copy of a i,tter aijre>>c1 To
l. ri JOIN Russell, ~ the Hon I Butter
kiu@ c, nfede,a.e s-en', Who has bee1
in Europe for ,eyrral months The Reg,
ester SAYS Of the letter:
l. i an argument addressed - tie COM
mere al aud manufacturing Interests OF the
British nation showing how the unpaia'- :
lreI industrial and financial pfosp@llty Of
the NniIh has been built up Oh Southern
8gri.nlturc.a a Southern ma, ket mnuop'Izel,
aud tayoriug federal Irgiolaion. All this
PROSPERITY. counted by millions, is. SAYS
Mr. kiur. Speaking to the British Premier
at uour command You ha0e only 10 hold
ont y0ur aa,.d anI tuke It, Its certainly.
a tempting otter to the great comnerciaI
pouey OF the earili-that power whose
boast is ihar The ycrciie beat Of her drum
j. heald arouud III" earth, aui whose war
policy Inc.ioAizirq qW rre2 tue r0r(d, and
p,aiuiing her loot upon every ii" Of TIE
,ea wt.cre "a bud can I'g,rt, is ha, The
policy la: seeks /, open -" market Tor
nrr trade. new customers for her manu!ac
lures. reA feeders Ia her >a>l aud c"unpl
Gated merhauic;d Industry. Mr. King i,
entitled u sagaciry il the c'ruice of bis
theme II Is tie coe"k SPIT Of BRITISH pill
cy that lie ba, as>ai'e gilh his tremen
4ous en.irery ol t,rina'ing figures.
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ATTEMPTED INC :hDIARISM The Cleve

ATTEMPTED IHc *hDTARIsM The Cleve
land and Pittsburgh Railroad Freight De
not. situaled ut The foot Of River street.
Cleveland, was fired on Sunday afternoon.
during the ABSENCE ei the wa Gilman. This
depot has been constructed with great care
At a COS, Of $50 600 and was literally flied
with variety Of freilht Shortly before
the tire WAS discovered The wachnran had
closely examined the building lie Was
absent about half AN hour, and on return
inc saw "a hight in the storage room, enter
ed. and found a barrel Of oil iappr'l and in
flll tlazr; heside 1t was a ba,e # flax
weighing perhaps bundled aud ftly ID.
saturated with oil and al,o in faues .lIe
managed tn push ibs bsll-l with his foot.
rolling it ID the door into the o. en-
air. Hu~hlng bark he seized he fax bale
aud TUNED it over, thereby solnewL Lal
s,notLe,ing The fire. This he a.o final,y
removed from the hniIdin. B, This ti.ue
tie flames hal communicated to other por.
lions at The depot, winch. with tue A. -
a,ce of tie uighr watch, who oppor'nnel V
arrived IT li,i- moment. were snbiue,I. In
close proximity To the burning oil barrel
we're several others, all tapped in several
places. The auger with Which these Gar.
re!s were bored, vas fonud on the floor.
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pETR1FIED INDIAN EYES We have re
Gently received through tie kindness Of a
friend Ia Arica, Peru, quantity Of petr.
ie' Indian eyes. taken from the Indian
hurying grounds IN that ueigh5orhood
which alo probably as great a curiosity ia
their way rs has ever come To light
The ball OF the eye is exceedingly per
feet, displaying tie pupil and other parts
very distinctly. 1t is apparently Of a hor,
ny substance, and peels off in thin, trans
parent flakes. :; he face Of eve pre-
eents a reddish hue with yellow circles,
and when ref .ctel in the light it becomes
brilliantly illuminated Tie back part Is
of a biigih, glossy, ,elIor tinge, looking
much ike damaged pearl, but when the
outer fakes are taken If, the entire o..
becomes tie color Of bright amber, which
it i easily mistaken for These eyes are
found at times loose inside the skulls, and
at ether times on the ground Of the cave
or grave, having fallen out after becoming
dried up. .....r
ON reference to written books in Peru,
We find that Trezier, who visited he coast
il. l7l2 Describes the "lIuacas." or ar
cien lur,bS at iiilo and Alica. wnere the
bodies were fnunj entirely with clothes or
ana frequently surrounded by gold and
silver ornaments. The grave, are ,lcscri
be'. a> being dug in the sand, about six
feet IN depth. and inclo,eI with drs wall
nf dry stones, coveied with cane rods. over
which q la,er Of SAID and earth Is rpread
= Ifnunn STIR. De "a.
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A Cool. BrrcuMAN.-A cunning Ole!
nuichuan was "A member ot he l'ennsy l.
vania LD.io!a'nre, Years ago trom--
comfy On Que occasion he promised "A
.hhy member 10 vote y certain local mea-
-n:r: bat nlrsn TIE HI>a~ure come mp be
voted aoaiu~t il AID 1t wu, lost Tie lot,-
hv nlrntb.r carn" Ia ham IN gieat wrlln
qnA IT," following col loqH, sn-ued: '>ir
,op ir.,tIr,-.d t., v.,tr foI ms bill Vel
81 he pu-c', member. W. vat { di, 7
.N'el. ,ir Won voted against ~ Vel. vat
ii ii Well. ,ir. yru liel,'VeI. va,
e dsd 2 WAS the cool rcp!y.--Ind,pe,s-
dcnt.
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THE MORMON PROPHET.
An Englishnan's Interview with Brig.
-.... 10 ham Young. -f


TIE following is an extract IRON Cap.
Burton's new work. "Ths CITY of the
Saints" in the press Of Harper & Broth.
er: 4' @oy
"The prophet was dre>sel, as usual, ia
| gray home spun md home-wov-n he
| we're, like most O. he eldefs, tail stee.
| p!e,crownel straw hat, wiki IA broad black
ribbon, and lie had tue rare refinement of
black kid gloves, lIe enterel the tfihura
covered, and sar down, apparently greet.
ing those near him y man in fit was
carried out putrpwards. Bishop Smoot
concluded with Informing us that We
should live for God. Another hymn was
sung. Then a great silence. which told
| as that sc emethiug WAS about 10 happen
that Old man held his cough Ltat old
lady awoke with start; Aat child ceased
10 squail Mr.. B,igham Yourg removed
his bat, advanced to tie end Of the tribune
expectorated stoopipg over the spittonu,
which was concealed from view bv the
boarding, restored the balance # llil by
glass Of water from q well f led deca,-
er on tho stan't ard lesning slightly for
ward upon both hands r'orped on The
green hajze OF The tribune, al ,leSsel his
followers
'The discourse began slowly. word
crept titubaniiy after wo:d, aud the open
ing phra>es were hardly aud.b,r; but ~
the orator w,.neI. lis voice rose high
nj sonorol,s, AMI tlIency 50 retnukabls
>urcceded faIrtr ard heStqrion. tliat-st.
though the phepomenon is II, t rare in
strong >peal,rr>-lhc latter seemed almost
a work of art. Tie msn%cr WIS pleasing
and animated and ,he nattrr fluent, i'm.
pronrptu and well turned SPOKEN rather
than preached; if it had fault. it was
rather rambling AID uncoancctel OF
course co|trq.iaisms Of a kinds wcra
intio luccd sirh rs 'he become for YOU
and l. aud so forth. The gestures we're
easy aud rounded not without c.r sin
grace though evidently untaugh'; one
however, must he excepted, uaHe.y, that
Of raising anj shaking the 10 e!in-er; this
is u en done IN tie ST III tate, hut ths
rest Of The w"lII over il is con>ihered
threatening AMI bui'ying. The address
w4> long G"i isa npchauic Religion
had male him (,he sp-aker) The happiest
Of men. He was ready to dance Ike
shake"
a. this sentences the prophet. WHO isa
good minnie, and las mach of the ol4 New
English quaint hnmor raised his ri.h, arm
ana gave to the amusement Of the congre-
CATION, droI imitation OF Aone Lees fol-.
lowers. The Girnli!e> had seut an army
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T1-" VIII yon take lllis wolnan-to =
yonr weldeh wife T. said an Illinois mar
i-,ra'e TO the masculine Of a couple who
stood mp before hi,n.
Mall, squire" vas the reply, "you
must be a cteen nm, 10 ak me such a
question IA that ar. Do you lhink Id he
sch p'agny fool AS 70 60 10 the bar
hunt, an take this gal from the quil,n'
froiic. ii was not cnnscrip.iously certain
and determined to have her, Drive on
with your b;ziness."
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cu- rraaf xhiEition is..o take Mare

FF \ great Inhibition is''o take Place
in France in 1866. in which every attempt
wil Ne n,a e 10 outsirip All that may have
been done previous to that time Sir 10.
-erh Paxton. il is said. has been retained
hv the imperial government, and a crystal
palace of unhesrd appropriations will rise
on the elevated spot near ST. Cloud A
dome. 500 feet high, and Of span capHcious
enough to enclose both those in course of
construction in London, will crown fbe
rev oesigu.
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TuE population Of the i'ririSt, province
in Amei la. acca:ding 10 the latest cers,I~
reTnrts, was nearly three and :, quartet
millions, of which Canada Fast hal IO3.
G66; Canada Nesr, 800, 222: Nova
Scotia, ?30 .S57 f; New Brunswick, $50 600;
NEWFOUNDLAND. l22 Gas. Total, 8 202.- ;
3s3 The whole population does not quite
cqua' Tia, = he siHg's state Of Ner York
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GEO. REED,

Attorney and Counsettor at Law.
As resumed the practice OF his profession in
NJ nui,owoc. and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
|eutrI-ied TO him.
r Collections made in a-y part Of the State.
For few weeks lis office viii be found at
3 dwelling house.
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-ota,y PuJtic and Gene,"t Land Agent,
sTocKDRIDc1 ?, CALUMET CO., WIS.
III attend to the payment Of taxes, the cailec-
iion OF debt-, the e1 ,miraEion of tifles, &c.
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q. TORFsgSOy & CO.,

ealers IN Dr., Goocs. Groceri--, Provisions,
Hardware, Crockcrs, Boots AID Shoes, Hats
and Caps Drugs aud Medicines, Gla 5, Nails,
etc. Produce Of all kinds waited, III u.
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JOHN TzcEAEIDGGA,

Ioqsn, 5te,qh, ard Carr'oge 1f"kcr.
op on York strcet, over Wm sharp Black
smith shop, Mault,woc. WI. Always OF
hand. aud willing to work.
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ezIlaS. a. REUTER-.

DIARY PCBLic, Agent tor the lraukee hu
tuaI Insurance Company, and County Trea-
urcr. VII attend 10 h payment OF Taxes
&c, OiIce ou Ninth Street. nj IT.
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r- The hnnchi,ack does not see hi>
own hunch. but le sees clearly The hunch
of another hunch back. Therefore it IL as
well 10 know what there is at our own
back before we venture 10 laugh behind
toe backs of others.
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Il \ common arm chair is y more
comfortable seat than throne, and a soft
beaver hat a lighter and more pleasant
p;ece Of bead gear than crown. ses
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Y1I. VI. NICHOLS,

Attorney and Counsellor at La'c.
lice on York Street, Mauilowoc, Maaitowec
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
10 ul-tf
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II. Il. ANDERSON.

Etorr.ev at Law and Notary Pubi;c. Office on
York street, north side Of the rgeF, aani-
.owoc f2-ly
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Eg The eVant girls OF the Fl ee States
consume more j. k d French gools .Lan
the ebnle Sou,htrn a'lstocrarv'
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EEEEs & KERN,

orth side, opposite Rcaard'- Fouadrv. Deal
er, In DIV Good., Grs-"rie- md Provisions,
Glass, Crockery Frcy Good. 81 Cioth,
Woolen warn, Fancy jia-krrs, Ffidles aud
Guitars, aud Guitar strings. Iogs, Coriures,
Paperhaugings, B'u-he-. SC
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age.
4, -. ~, rs-a nj #
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THF MANlT OW &C PILOT.
s PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MoRSrNG

TERM t
20 village Subscribers, when left BY the Car
.r, 81 20 per annurn
To Mad AID Once Subscribers. 81 ,00--inva
1bty IN aieance
Eleven copies will be sent 20 one post Office on
e receipt of $1,000. Twenty copies on the
FceIpt of $500.
tY- Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB PRIfgFIfS6. g-Hf
Usv;pr a large and varied assortment OF job
Fpe, and Two PREssss, me Lr'prefor : pre-
80 10 execute all kinds Of JoB PAINTING on
.oft notice and at fair pricrs.
sg- All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken az
u Office in payment for wok or papers.
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II ESTRAY. -Ta.on mp bv the subscriber on the
IL 20 n of November, loGl. b'atk COW,
four or five year. ID, mith white ACE. The
ov ner i requested TO prove PioT, rtv, AZ char
ges, anc tuhe her awav.
EDHUND BROWN,
Sro'Ion II. T"s' OF Franklin.
D nci at Frar Kiln, Dec ? sol.
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sp A pair of stockings, sent by the
ladies' committee for ihe use { some gals
liant volunteer, was accompanied hy tie
verse: .. ..-
Brave sentry on your lonely beat, II
May these blue stockings warm your feet;
And sh from var aud camps yon part,
xsv so-ne far tri''cr vsru1 sour heart.
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Tie following is an essrsct from Capt
Burton's new work. "The City of the
Saints in the press Of Harper & Broth
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Gallant Conduct 4 . usoo'S vo'un
ST.. LOUIS. No.. March p. 1862.
M. Epsroa: o. last Wednesday me
l7,h inst. : eompsay Of IS recruits 'o'|
different veelmenss ia Arkansas. len here
70, their regiments, under eommsad Of Jssss
A. wininger. from your county, who w.
choseu BY them q their commander Tor
shs ,rip, on aecoun. Of HE gsllansry q :
battle near BoonviIk and HE tried bravery
On former occasions. The trip was likely
10 be hazardous ono Tor 50 small : party
and before they started he informed bic
command that II attacked be would ngns'
and his men promised 10 stick By him.
They started for Psidy, Ask-wens BY rail.
road 10 RolIa, and escsmped the first nigh
In some large bars. about Eve miles beyOnt
Rolls. The mex: ssy at about 8 o'clock
while marching On he road 10 Peridy, h
wss attacked on lIs right BY 225 rebels
Al the time Of he attack his men wer
scsstersd along "a 400 yards, but be 900
got Them together. and ordered them
charge bsyonets. and be ready 70 hre
command. He led them 10 within 30 fss
Of the enemy. when be gave The order
] Ore and charge bayonets. BY the hre 3
: rebels were killed AID wounded. and By n
| bsyonst charge more ware killed and
wounded. At this the r'bels broke On
fed Ia every direction. WiningeF imedist
IL got HE men ready for arother attack, "a
. found that ~ OF them were killed. 10 sbo'
, 2 hours he was attacked again, and sfs
exchanging about IS shsss. he again i
! his men to charge, utterly routing the =
bells, but losing his own lie in the chsrg
: He vas struck three times. one ball ente
ling the heart, and Two others his skull.
, His bravery undoubtedly gained the victor
and showed that although but private
wss well qualified 10 command. He y
but 10 years Of sge. When be fell he G.
cd for the Stars and Stripes for bic robe
? wrapped In which he died, and wss burr
} with the honors OF war. Our loss vas
killed and wounded; that Of the enemy !
With the sympathy Of oil our men for q
parents OF the brave deceased, ! am. 4
Lieut. TYLOR
!. Co. A, 18Th Regt Ind. Vol.
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lPThs news every mail is more
cheering tor the cause Of the Union.
Victory after victory, 10 anbroken sue
cession, is won by our gallant armies.
Since last week we have the news Of
the capture Of Ncwbern, n. Q. by the
army Of Gen. Burnside, with ssupply
Of military stores, and 900 prisoners.
This is considered an important STRAIT
eeic point in that State. Gen. Garfield
has also gained a brilliant little victo
" at Pound Gap, in the Cumberland
Mountains, chasing the rebel forces
several miles into Virginia and burn
ing their stores and quarters. There
has also been q victory gained nea'
Winchester, Va, by 5000 Of Shields
division over Is 900 rebels. At No
10, in the Mississippi, our gun ant
mortar boats are still firing away .
the rebel Notifications, and il u tho
the rebels are now surrounded 90 ~ 3
prevent their escape. Everything IN
dicates the speedy suppression Of tn
wicked rebellion.
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1--WE are indebted to Capt. r.
III. Welman for IS cents in Secession
money. 1t is issued By the corpora
tion Of Winchester, Va, in bills Of
20 and 25 cents, and redeenable in
Virginia Bank notes when presented
IN came 0f -. Inc engraving Of the
bills are very coarse wood cuts, and
the paper common smooth wrapping
paper. The notes with which they
are to be redeemed are about % worth.
less now as the shinplasters. We alse
received . copy Of the American and
Union" . daily paperPrinted by some
Of 18th Indiana regiment. There an
now six Indiana regiments at Win
chester--the 7th, 18th, 18th, 18th,
10th and 9th.
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CorxrY TAxEs.-The amount paid
for taxes in this county this yearcom
pares very favorsbly. notwithstanding
the hard times, with the amount paid
in during the fiscal year ending in
March, 1851. The total amount Of
taxes assessed this year was $23, 1898.
being 1886 81 moro than last year.
The total amount returned delinquent
Of this years revenue ID S3,6l6 80;
the amount last year was e4,92l 81,
showing that 81 1902 81 more taxes
were paid promptly this year than
last. This shows either plenty Of
money, or . wholesome dread Of hard
times to come-we guess the latter.
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General Order from General Hallsck

General Order from General Halleck.
ST.. LOUIS. March 2O.-Gsnefsl Halleck
he's issusd The following general esdss:
$50 much Of The recent Department Of
the Ohio o 10 iscluded 10 the present De-
psrtmens Of the Aississpsi. viii Be desig.
ss.sd The Disssiet Of Ohio. and will con.
time 70 - eonnssdsdby Mi. Gen. Busll.
The depots Of prisoners Of var q Cclum.
bus and indianapolis, and such Others =
|msy hereafter DO sstablIshsd. wiIl Be except
led from this ssssngsmsnt, and The eommsnd'
liaR Officers Of these dspots will report 81
|ssesly % these headquarters. All other on
Gers Of whatever rank o. corps, will sspor
10 Gen. BuelI, @ heretofore.
brig. Gen. Denver. win b assigned Z
ths eonmsad d The DIstrics Of kansas, =
include what 90 heretofore known . ID
Department q Kansas. except The Ksnsa
uosps nov q The Geld under Gen. Distsls'
lnsas he south.wsstsrn frontier Of Missouri
These troops will report Tor duly y lsjc
General Curtis. 10 Asksnses.
"All o6cers or the District Of Ksnss
win report ~ letter % Brig. Gen. Dsavs
IL For, Lssvenworth."
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U We are pleased to learn that
John r. Simpson, Esq, Of Paoli, has
been appointed Adjutant Of the 5otl'
regiment, BY Colonel @. l. Durham
This il an sxcsllent appnintmsnf---
Mr.. Simpson possesses all the quail
fications for this important position
He has also been exceedingly active
in getting up recruits in old Orang'
for the Union army.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given. that will pro-
bois county. Ind, on the 18th day Of April,
1862. 20 run the lines and determine The
boundaries Of Sec. No 2. In Township No.
3, soufh OF range No. 5 west.
The intermediate lines will slso be run
and the corners thereof estsbIished- Per.
soas interested win pleass take notice.
NORMAN FISH Err.
March I9. l66a-3ws
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10 Connecticut sends from her
two Democratic districts represented
by Democrats 10 Congress) more than
three-f ourths Of the volunteer force
from that State. The two Republi-
can districts send less by 200 than
one-forth; but they make mp ~ send.
ing officers and contractors.
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Letter from . Dubois Volunteer.
WINCHESTER. vIRGiErA.l
March II. 1862.

March ~. l6oz.
FaixnD DoAKE: Tell the friends " the
" Dubois Gussds" OF the zTsn snd'sns, tnssl
Banks division Il moving. Gen. HamiIlon's
brigade left Frederick on February 25th.|
snd went per railroad 10 Sandy Hook. one
mile be low Hsrpers Ferry. Bivosscked for
for The night, next morning, 26,h, the train
brought pontoons for the bridge, and Il vas
thrown across the Potomac 10 hours, many
thousands crossed that evening with the
srains and artillery. Gen. Banks crossed
|frst, Gen. Mcclellan wss present suPeEin-
tending the work. Old John Browne Fort
10 standing yet. We csmped for the night
il BoIivsr this town l. about deserted. ~
Friday Rssh. W moved on Charleston; er-.
my retreated q our approach. March Oh
moved on MidAsld; enemy fei; neighbor
hood full Of secesh pickets, and ia driving
them out our regiment lost one killed ant
one wounded and taken. Monday 10Th
raining; struck tents and marched 10 Bunke
Hill; pitched tents for the night. Tuesday
struck and moved for Winchester, with tn
brightest prospects for : good big fghs
pitched IN signt Of the fort and enemy
works; and il my opinion one unlucky &C
: spoiled I'll our fun. One Of OR Parrot gun
vent Up on . hill sesr By, and fired two
: just two, shells q the fort; this just q sun
, Get. The distance about two end quartz
miles; one fell nesr the enemy's works, an
away went secesh, led By stone fence Jack
son. Did not take time 10 burn the cars no
''thsir barracks; oil were much surpsised.-
The people il the city bad % idea the
Jsckson would retreat. Many have deserte
'f,hsis homes tearing the Northern savage
; But they ere returning BY thousands. On
: ssknowlsdes thsis agreeable disappointment
}. Isend you some secssh shinplasssss. Il
!. I'll sfs chssgsi r this country. ! tried
) Igst $40 gold piece changed to buy sems
lsIshisg % sas ocessionslly. but there va. I
Z h not so 10 spseis II The city Of Winche
4. tss 90 certain, fos their eyes wstsrsd whe
T. they hooked q our gold. w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-03-26

Rror.-On last Sunday, in Hays
vile, Is Capt. Smoot was trying to get
recruits, hegot into an alteration with
Andrew Abel about the justness Of the
war, which resulted in the latter be.
ing egged ont Of town, and, it is said
pretty well besmeared. Andy should
have been more patriotic than to have
interiered with recruiting officers, and
while we don't approve Of disgracefu
mobs in this professedly free country
we hope this will prove . salutary les
son to all rebel sympathizes.