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Tk PROBATE Aenltrwoc County Court In
/ The matter Of The estate Of True 81 Bailey,
deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
Letters OF administration on said estate hay
ing been issued to George \ Woodin, Of the
village OF Mautowoc. aud State of Wisconsin,
on the 7sh day Of October, 1861, and ten months
from and after said day being allow und iimi-
ted for creditors 10 present their claims for tx
animation and allowance; Notice is hereby civ.
en- that the undersigned viii, on Monday, tha
80 day Of March, 1862 and Oh the first MONDAY
of each month thereafter ill the expiration Of six
months from the date hereof at his ofTice In the
village Of aauitowoo, receive, examine, and ad,
just ali claims and demands Of all persons against
said deceased
HENRY S. PIERTONT. Co. Judge.
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Battle st Island No. Ten.

ST. Louis March IT.
In response to .erenaie TO night, Gen
Ha'lerk ennounced from the balcony OF
the Prentss House that Island No 10 is
ours with all the guns, ammunition, and
all the transports the enemy had.
Also that another victory had been
gained IN Arkansas ia which there was
three rebel colonies caPfrrei.
The particulars have not lranspired.
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Circuit Court M anitowoc Coun
fU

Joseph II. Cordes, against August Bipn.ch,
Emil II Shoyer, William Bach, A F Suel1ohn,
Charles A Reuter-. Ebenezsr II. Berger, and
Richard ". Hurlbut. The Sta.c OF Wisconsi'l
10 he above named Defend ants
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
l. answer the complaint in this action, which
WAS flied in tha Office OF the clerk Of the Circuit
Court, county OF hAnitowoc, at Manitowoc, Wis
January 6th, 1862 and 10 serve copy Of your
answer to the said complaint on the subscri5or
a. his Office N HRnitO"oc. We, within ninety
days aiter the service OF this summons on Won
exclusive Of the day Of such service and if YoH
fell to answer the -lid complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action viii
apply to the Court for The relief demanded il
the complaint.
" d NICHOLS, Prh's ATTY
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Delicate Organ, the Eye.


II has to'pe
MADE IKE SPECIAL STUD y
of me mea'c@! mEu' shi 70 'S>e 'A's s'oa2 ef-
'eetoAi %"1 q any ''Ac,' o. use - "In'''d'
Il must De u az Eye i.hrtn4'y, where every
'arm ana Condition % 81 ahe"se oi tt"t oGs4u'
can DC poln'eu gu W 'iF s'on1E- ~ these con-
Petent 10 Dc so 10" very 'e# OF me " &c. col
men engaged IN the genera. P'ac4ca o. medicine
through his Stat, although o-heF"!Sa tm.roaS
IL iheir profession, Understand properly 10
treatment OF tie sIry'sst ioiins Of dttet.se q tbs
e.e, ana how maay haze been H@do Eope1esslF
m,sAd through he~'lct ana improper treatment.
ne u9def-'ghcd' 1tei.Ag the necessity That ~
| some o,e POM ara ~ one oI t'oI7 IHys,"iaHs
III our S;ste, 'hts iHis class o. ci.taE&s haoGtd
recei'a special atteuton, aLd be thf fnSsses -
special practice viii, Ter the future, dayota from
other practice, from 10 80 O'Clock, il the t1's'
noon Of every day % She !EeatfnsaL Ct Crshti-
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WIN AND TRY
Town Treasurer.

The undersigned, at the request Of many
friends, is candidate for re election to the
Office Of Town Treasurer, and asks the sup.
port Of the voters of Msnitowoc. He be-
lieves that he has discharged the duties OF
the office for the past year well enough,
and 10 the public satisfaction, to merit All
other election at their hands
N NELSON.
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TIL e PILOT,
Job Printing

We are prepared at all times to do any
kipe IT work in the Book and Job Print
ing inc. Having large and varied as
so-fr ent of type, and large stock of diff
terers kinds Of paper, we can print hand
tIii cards, cheeks, notes, dc, as neat as
~ te done this side Of Milwaukee, and as
as Tie cheapest Try US
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PASSED The House Of Representatives
on the l0th, by vote Of 50 yeas TO 81
nays, passed the resolution recommended
Oy the President. promising the encoar-
agernent OF the federal government to
those states who should voluntarily pro-
vide for gradual emancipation of their
slaves.
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@ The old party of "hundred bat
ties is never compelled to sal under false
co!ors It's devotion to the laws, the con-
s,itution, and the Union has been often
proven. Stand by lis Organization, for on
that alone depends the future salvation OF
the country II the democratic party
does not control lis legislation. it will be
irre1eenabl5 ruined.-Racine Press.
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Candidate for Village Treasurer.

The undersigned respectfully offers him
self as a candidate for re elAction 10 the Of
flee Of Village Treasurer for the ensuing
year. II elected, lie will douhis bes. to
deserve the confidence of his fellow citi-
zsns. CHARLES HOTTELMANN
Manitovoc, March fab, 1862
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Advertise in the Pilot.

e advertisers aoiH please bear in mind
that the Pilo. has nor the largest circula
ton Of any English paper printed in this
co1mty, and that 1T IS TOR their interest to
use its columns. Adcertise an II, and there
bv increase y0Ur business.
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William Il. Glover aud George S. Glover, az I
Obadiah Fl. Plat. hAnitowoc county, Town O
hsnitowoc-ss To Obadiah e. Piast
N0U sre hereby notified tha: q warrant Of at
j sschmenths, been issued az list you ,snd vour
property attached. satisfy the demand OF VIII
liam II. Glover and George S. Glover, amounts
Ing TO Fifty Six dollars and Seven Gents. Now
uuless you shall appear before W w Waldo, q
Justice of the Peace in aud for said county, a.
bis office in said town. or the sixth Day of Feb
rusry A. D 1852 - ten o'clock in she forenoon,
judgment viii be rendered against you and your
property sol- - pay the de5s
8 .LLIAI Z. GLoykR and GEORGE GLOVER,
Plaintiffs
Dated this 7th day of January, A D. 1852.
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Orsu,t Cou..-1aDltswae Csunty.
William II. Glover ]
SO. 7
Thomas Kennedy.

William Il. Clover J
80.
Thomas Kennedy. J
The State ot Wisconsin to Thomas Ksnr edy
LOU are hereby summoned and required 10
i answer the complaint ia this action, n
copy Of which was filed in the Office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Cout of na1itowoc County Wiz.
consin on the 30,h day OF September 1861 and
TO serve copy Of your answer 10 the said com
plant on the subscriber, st my Office, in the
village OF Manitovoc, within twenty DAYS after
the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
servics: and if you fail 10 answer the said com
plant within th> time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will take Judgment against you for
the sum Of one hundred and seventy dollars and
twenty cents with interest from the thirteenth
day of JnIy, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty. besides the cost Of this action.
GEO. y. W0ODIN, Plsrtihrs Attorney.
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once sup,t of Schools.

AAsIrowoc COUNTY Jan. Ist, 1892.
The County Superintendent can be
be found q. the Office of the County
Judge in the Court House, on Monday
of each week during his business hours
(fom 10 A NJ, to 8 P. 81. } and on such
other day. a. bis official duties will per-
nit.
b J. VAN yALKENBURGH.
Superintendent.
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LEcTuRE-Dr EAsToS will deliver a
lecture at the Tabernacle. on Friday even
ing, a. I o'clock subject-Dip,hsfia-
The public are invited.
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Il A GIL r
DRUG STOR z
South side Of the Rirer, Aan'towe, His
HENRY BERN Err

respectfully informs the public of Mantle
voc town and county, aud surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
bv LBUBsER & RUDIGER, on the corner of
Franklin and Eighth streets, south side of
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, lie is constantly adding to and
replenishing the same He has large
and extensive assortment OF PURE
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SherIE's Sale.

Circuit Court asnitoeoc County.-Psrdon
Sennett, matthias Z. Ban, Conrad R Brown, Jc.,
and JohT! } Fmdlrv, 2gsins. Frederick Borch-
ertit, md fFs F. SaiiIh,
DY virtue of All execution Issued rom said
ID court, IL the shove entitled action, to me
d.rocted and delivered against the personal and
real property OF the above named defendants
Frederick BcPchei 1T, and Ira ?. Smith, | have
seized and levied upon the following described
real estate, and ali The right title and interest
the said defendants, Frederick Borchcrdt and
Ira P. Smith, or either Of them, VII ch they or
eithar Of them had i'll the premises hereinafter
described on the 10Th day Of October, 1852. or
which they or either Of them have since scqui>
red which premises are situated in the County
Of Manito~oc, and State Of Wisconsin, eId are
known and described us follows, TO wit: All Of
block No fver-ll-;welve-l2 -thif;een-
3Dtourteef- eH-l5-sixteeu- sev-
euteen-and eli OF block No. eght-9- lot
no three-S- III block no. fifteen and lots
no uine and ten-9 and ten in block no. nine
3 all Il the village Of kishicost lots four
and fve-4 and Sin block 10. two 3, in
the village Of Two Rivers.
ALSO the east half o! the north east quarter Of
Section no. thissY six; the north west fractional
quarter of the north west fractional quarter OF
Section no. four + except 3 ) acres thereto ON
heretofore sold; the north east quarter Of the
north east quarter O Section no. fve--5-; tho
west half Of the north east quarter OF Section 10
eighteen-l5-; the south east quarter Of the
north west quarter Of Section no. ighseen--l8
-, all in Township no. twenty-20--, Range
no. twenty four--24,
Also the aouth west quarter Of the south ses.
quarter OF Section no. thirty one 81; tina
south west qusrter OF the souih west quarter OF
sec 10 thuty-30 all i'll township no. twenty
one il range no twenty four -24:- the
north half nf sec. Lo. thirty five SIS ia town
ship no. twenty ore -2l- range no. tsenty
three --23- lying .id beng in tie County of
aanitowoc State u Wis 81 ich said rcal estate
ard tie sai3 right the ard interest of the III d.
teucsoss or either Of -hcm, ! shsh expose for
sa e and sell at public auction 81 the Court House
in the alag If aAnto~"c OF Saturday the 5th
day Of February, 4. 1862, at the hour Of
ten O'clock. A. d. OF that day to satisfy said ox
ccution.-Dated Sheriff's Office, Manitowoe,
January I'd, 1862.
WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff OF Asnitowoc County, Wis
WV, n. NICHOLS. Plaintiffs Attorney
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GRAND AND PtTIr JURoRs.-The follow
ing Grand and Petit Jurors were drawn
according to law on Friday last, for the
April Term of The Circuit Court, which
meets on the 28th Of next month:
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TOWN TICKETS.

We will print Tickets for Town Officers
a the rate Of Fifty Cents per hundred
Call at the Pilot Office
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN tia: Special Election
l. will BE- held on she first Tuesday, being the
FIRST day Of April next, IL the .eVe7al Torns,
Wards and tlection Precincts, in the county Of
Aalitowcc State Of Wisconsin, for the election
of two County Supervisors for said county OF
&aUitowoc, for the uueXpired term, 10 Gil Va
dancier caused BY Interrogation of Ly man Em>
sJn and Niles Sore
WYNAN MURPHY,
Sheriff OF MsnltOwcc Co., Wis,
Dated Sheriff. office Eel - 1862
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M.sQuERADE.-AM Masquerade Ball took
place at Two Rivers en- Monday, which
was largely attended, and passed off plea.
sntly.
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~ BERIAH BRows, Esq., left Allwsu
kee, recently, for California. He goes to
engage IN newspaper enterprise in San
Francisco, we are informed
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Annual citing.

THE Annual Meeting If he sanirowoc cor .,
ty Bible Societg will be held ct the Tabernacle,
the 6th of March, 1852, 1T o'clock p II
All friends of the Bible ar, invited to be present
An Address may be expected,
b b. CURRY, Co Agent.
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THE HIGHEST PRICE in cash paid for
i Paper Bags ard ON Copper, at the ne~
J. BRAKDAs
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Diseases 0tthe Eye & Chest.

11HE undersigned. knowing IRON experience
Il that to possess Any knowledge Of taa many
turina of fiSe.g- - 'ha,
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IN CORDS Of FOOD wanted at the
w Ia iitowoc Pilot Office. tor which the
highest price will be paid in subscriptions to the
NAPIER ADVERTISING &c.
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The vessels lost in the naval fight were
two, and the following is their history in
brief.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

AT tho open ng OF the State Legisla.
ture each member was presented with a
copy OF the revised code of Iowa, Cush.
ioe's Manual. a fine gold pen Sc. in an
elegant silver pencil case, also Que Of
those unparalleled four. bladed Jack knives
with chatter oak and German silver
mount'"g'. These little perquistes were
received with JOY by the members. Par.
ticuls'ly were they pleased with the
Knives; that article evidently beng the
speciality. But we were greatly sur.
priced recently in glanciug over the pro.
ceed'ngs OF that body to find that one
modest soul had introduced resolution
to deliver these articles up to the State
ct the close OF the session. The POGO
lltion Was lost. III. member, m,ob,
with q great deal OF propriety have civ.
eo up the code and the manual, as mat.
tiers Of no earthly importance or use to
them, but the idea Of surrendering the
pm Or the jack knives would be siren.
pvusly objected TO on the part Of their
constituents. on the ground that il is
really necessary that the Legislative
hedy ashould have ssome roiatsd and
~ 46dktiss u hslt back on ~ base Of
- eassgssey.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

> REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITT-
macy qualified, ., d hse txperevc'd In eli
fora OF diseases knowledge gu to indispensitl s
In the roper treatment Of tho v nereal oi.eases
10 all Its varied and complicated forms, and hat
tor years made tho treatment Of lrivate diseases
his business and study. Experience, the best
o. tea hers. has ma led him to perfect remedies
at once efficient, safe, Iermanent aud N most
cases can be used vithout hind,ancs to business.
Particular attention given TO old standing cases,
such as were formerly considered incurab:e
Syphilis in all forms, .ieet. Strictures
Orchites, diabetes. Bladder AID Urinary Diseases
Also the effects of solitary habit. both runous 90
body and mind, and which produce somo OF the
following effects: Blotches, bodily weakness,
constipation aversion far snd unsasiness In female
society, unmanlinsss, dread Of future events, M
ally complete prostraton Of the vita! power, loss
Of memoy ringing in tho sars--can be fully re-
stored 10 health.
All letters. with stamp answercd.
DR.. w. Manufactures oil his medicine from the
purest Drug; tree from all smell or taste. Please
call friendly talk and bis opinion will cost you
nothing. His treatment il tho result ri l'ng tx-
psrisnce and 10 commanding the confidence OF the
entire West. 70 charge will be msis unless cure
10 permanently effected. DR.. W. treats self-abuse
with tho most happy result
Post Office boz, 1894. Once and Consultation
Rooms lSi south Clark street, Chicago, III.
iAn8 d. Wv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

Il has been claimed, by the ultra abo'
li,ion emancipation sheets, that Mr.
Stanton was far more abolitionlzed in
sentiment than the exiled Cameron.
Though this statement bare faisehood
on the face OF it, it may he we'll to quote
some semi.republican authority on the
subject. The New York World the
Administration organ Of the metropolis,
says:
The retirement Of Mr. Cameron from
the Cabinet and tie appointment oil
Hon. Edwin Il. Stanton as his successor
10 the War Department, have caused
great curiosity in regard TO the views OF
the latter on the two prominent ques-
lions Of tho day, viz: The prosecution
Of The war, and the disposal Of the ne
groes. Mr.. Stanton is strong war
Democrat Of Douglas an,eccdenis, bu,
he never took any active part IN the
party as such. he is in favor Of prose-
cutting the campaign with all the meahs
the government can command, and with
the utmost vlgor.
Whatever may be his views on the
present status Of our military operations,
he is an earnest supporter OF the policy
of the President on the emancipation
question, which is known to be opposed
to the scheme of wholesale emancipa-
ton, and 10 the views expressed by the
late head CT the War Department at the
opening Of the present session of Con
gress. l. tits respect Secretary Stan
toms opinions are identical with those
Of Hon. Joseph Holt, whose name was
mentioned in connection with the posi-
ton he now occupies. II the radicals
think, as has been stated by some OF
their organs, that in the appointment OF
Mr.. Stanton they have gained hold on
the future actions Of the Administration
in reference to the negro question, they
are very much mistaken.
The Washington Mtelltgeneer says:
Always known as Democrat in poll.
tics, Mr.. Stanton has been called to the
administration Of the War Department
ty a "ItepubIican" President; and thus
the latter, IN offering, aud the former in
accepting this high responsibility, have
alike sign fed the submcrycnce of all
partisan determinations IN the face Of
al present complications.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

A New RUMoR.-A correspondent
of the Cincinnati Times AYERS thai Mr.
Golden has addressed letter to Gen
s,ott' sin which be expresses the opinion
that, unless the rebellion shall be crushed
before the first of april next, England
will be under the necessity timpeIled by
the popular clamor Of b er commercial
and manufacturing inter ests) of opening
the cotton potts Of the, South"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

SrA7s a. Iowa, ApJT GExssALs Ovros,
Dssmoioss. Jan. let. 1852. J
!" UStil further orders oil sonmusisstioas fof sns
Adatsnt tSspssal u this Stars viii b dissetsd 70
him ct DE-; SMOlNES. ssh 80
n. B. BAKER,
jaall-dstI Adjataas 0ssssA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24
The True h,.r.

One year ago Edwin NJ. stanton was
called into the Cabinet of Mr.. Buc han
an, to ill vacancy caused ~ sttro' ;ious
treason. An old personal f'iene', but
political opponent, resident in Pitt sburg,
wrote him . letter thereupou. to which
Mr.. Stanton responded as follows:
WASHING TON, Jan. 10.
"DEAR SIR Your kind letter was
received this morning, and thank You
for the confidence and regard it ex-
presses for myself. You are right in
supposing it to be my determination to
do everything in my power to preserve
and nam ain this Government and the
Constitution under which the United
States have been SO prosperous. The
means you indicate, agree with you,
are the proper ones for this emergency;
and, SO tar as it is possible, they Will be
excrtcd. l have an und.oub.ing faith
that this Government cannot be ocer.
Mrown-that 1t was ordained OF God,
aud that the powers of hell cannot pre-
vail against it. We have trouble; the
city Of Washington may be captured;
but every effort will be made to prevent
that catastrophe, and, even it it does
happen, the revolutionists will be as far
as ever from accomplishing the destrnc-
ton of the Government-but mut h
nearer to their own destruction. So far
IRON beng indifferent to your advice,
any suggestion OF your wisdom and ex-
periencc will be thankfully received.
Ny aim is to perform my duty in the
post to which | am called, and / shall
he happy Of any light to guide me in
the true path.
"With confidence and hope of the
future, | remain, yours truly,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
seen. WILLIAM ROBINSON"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

BANK FAILURE AT MCGREGoR.-The
McGregor Times Of Monday announces
the failure OF the banking house Of Lee
& Kinnaird, of that place. The Times
says:
"This firm having weathercd the Fl
nancial storm OF 1878, and survived
tie stump tail disasters of last winter,
had established such a reputation for
soundness and reliability, that no one
was expecting such result at this time,
and therefore the announcement took
every one | y surprise. Their liabilities
a Q nted to about tif.y.scven thousand
dcllars, and their assets loot up about
Il same amount, but az they consist
mostly Of real estate, they cannot be
converted in these times except at a
heavy loss to creditors. We are sorry
to learn that they are not able to pro-
tect their depositors, except by the as
s'gnment for the benefit Of their credi-
tors generally, and consequently, many
persons lily able to bear the loss have
suffered"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES de-
sirous of owning good Sewing Machine, that 10
simple in its construction, strong and not liable
get out Of order, one that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, one that doe. net skip stitches or
unravel one that will equally vel! on thick OF
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers with
out breaking. one that makes q uniform seam.
(leaving no ridge underneath ono that will use
any No. Of cotton thread, linen or silk, one tina
will last for years on all kinds Of work; in short
one that is not more trouble than it is worth, buy
at once, without hesitation, the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, ait ia the cheapest iu tn
end" See advertisement in another column
Ct;cngsJ'eald ag4-d&wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-24

y. L. ksLLoo, Of Garden Grove, De-
's.ur county, has merino buck l year
o,u last :, July, which weighed last month
loo IDA H'' sire's fleece Of one years
gro"'n' 'nern Last .priog, weighed 20 Ia