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Written for the Pilot.
THE PARTING.

Cob. brother, must you leave me,
Leave me here to mourn;
Must you 10 the war 90,
And will you never return?
"Oh brother, you will leave me,
And to the war you'll go;
To fight for your country,
But twill fill my heart with woe.
"My brother, must from you part,
And say to you farewell;
And crush the anguish in my heart,
And calmly say '':is well?'
"My brother, if you leave me,
Of hope, | cannot see ray;
| know dear brother, you will die,
My brother. mt you stay3
" Yes, brother, you must leave me,
For thee to weep and mourn
Oh must you leave me, brother,
So unhappy and forlorn ?"
"Yes, sister, [ must leave YOU,
Ny countrv's call obey;
So Go not weep, my sister dear,
Nor try to me delay.
"Sister, though | fan would stay,
And cheer your dropping heart,
| cannot, oh 7. my sister dear,
For duty bids us part,
So sister, dry your fearful eyes,
And try again to smile;
For the mem'ry of your cheerful look
Will my weary hours beguie.
Then, adieu, my dearest sister,
The sad word l must say
And when, dear sister, am gone,
Say will you for me pray!'
Cato, Wis., LOVINA CLASSON.
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Views of John Carlisle.

No man living in the United States has
done more to save this Union from disrup-
tion than Senator CARLISLE, Of Virginia
He was the first who took upon himself
the brunt of the battle against secession in
the border states. He submitted to taunts
and insults, loss of property and loss Of
friends, that he might preserve one spot in
Virginia sacred to the Uuion and its
cause. He knows what it is to be friend
of the Union, and who its enemies are
In his speech at the Indiana Democratic
Mass Convention on the 30th of July, he
said:
Do not be duped by the cry Of Union
party" Victims before, do not become
victims again. This war was brought on
bv the politicians. 1t was their war For
the traitors in the south we have the cart
ridge box. For those in The north he
hoped that we might be permitted to use
the ballot box.
These aboitionists were every one Of
them disunionists. What DO your Lanes
and your HarIans say? Do they not de-
clare that the Union is dissolved, and that
the states are members now of another
government?
Another expedient was to alarm the
people by talking about foreign interven>
ton. My friends we have more to fear
from our own dissensions than from for
eign governments. Could six millions OF
an united people ever be suhjugated or ex
terminated? ? What, then, was our duty in
the progress Of this war2 There was at
the beginning majority in favor of the
Union. One year ago this was the fact.
But now you cannot open republican pa,
per that does not tell you that the South
is unit against the North. If this is so,
there must be reason for it. And was
not that reason to be found in the deter
mination of the abolitionists to change the
purpose and objects Of the war? Put
these men dorm PIT them dorm at yoar
Remove all apprehension from the South
ern mind assure them that all their rights
under the constitution shall be maintained,
and this war will end. Once satisfy the
southern people of this, and 1t pcuM not
be in the power OF Jef. Daoto and his CO.
conspirators to keep an army in the field
ninety days.
Slavery is incompatible with the exist
ence of the Union, these aboitionists say.
Morning, noon, and at night, he had no
doubt, in their dreams, these fellows utter
ed this. Was not the Union formed by
free and slave states Each and every
state has the right to establish or abolish
slavery within lis own limits. To say that
slavery was incompatible with the Union
is to acknowledge that the experiment of
our government was failure. And he
who says it libels the wisdom and patriot
ism of the founders of that government.
He would tell his fellow citizens what
was Incompatible with the existence of the
government. The republican party ras
incompatible aCiM that eristeRce. A sec.
tlonaI party, warning upon the interests
and rights of the people of the South,
must go down, or the government will 90
down.
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GEO. REED.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
Has resumed the practice Of his profession in
Manitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
.E Collections made in any part Of the State.
For a few weeks bis Office viii be found at
his dwelling house.
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LORD GoDIvA Is SPITE OF IIIMsELF.-
Some young men in battling in the lake,
near Chicago, the other day, had rare
sport nding drove Of horses brough ht
down to water. The sport grew rarer, when
one Of the youths found himself naked on
a runaway animal, who took him through
the streets Of the city, regardless Of his
want Of attire, or o. the astonished looks
of citizens who thought bin Lord Godiya
on a bender.
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Tt7- Old Abe in his address 10 tho
bor'ier state representatives, lays grea.
stress on the power and Importance of
those states, and says we cannot afford ru
lose them. On the other hand, the rebel
a'"'lrljo'sists say to the border states,
We'U kick you out uness you abolish
sl,yerv--you ara of no account anyhow
II Mr. Lincoln was like his abolition friends
the country would 90 to the devil during
the first quarter = Patriot.
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TAXES Is New ENGLAND a CExrURr
AGo.-Duriug the French War, as it was
called, the poll tax in New England was
four dollars, the tax on real estate was 1T
the rate Of thirty SIX dollars on hundred
dollars valuation. and there wcs an excise
duty on tea, coffee, wine, rum, and other
articles in general use.
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GEO. y. WOODHy,

dttorney and Coansellor at Lar,
Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention given to collecting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc, Wis, nl-tf
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Livery Stable.
BEER - KERN,

North side opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass Crockery, Fancy Goods, Oil-C.oth
Woolen yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddles aud
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures
Paperhangngs, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit share of public patron.
age.
Mauitowoc, July, 1859, nl-f
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CHAS. A. REUTER-.

NOTARY PUBIC, Agent for the Milwaukee Mu
tual Insurance ompany, and ounty Treas
urer. VIII attend to the payment of Taxes
&C.. Office on Ninth Street. nl-tf.
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

Notary Public and General Land agent,
sToCKBRTDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend to the payment Of taxes, the collec-
tien of debts, the ex animation of titles, &c.
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WAR TAx-The proportion of war tax
Wisconsin will have TO pay will be $40,
000,G00. This is more than all the real
estate in the State would sell for at auc,
tion. Our children will inherit debts if
nothing else.
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w N. NJ. NICHOLS.

attorney and CounseLlor at Law,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
To nl-tf
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Very BoSt Mcat
Change in kIinghOIZ Hall
| HAVE this day transferred my Saloon bus
i ne.s in
MIR. AUGUST RICHTER.

Who VII! hereafter do business under his own
name and OF his own account, at the old stand.
Those "ho are Indebted to me are request d
TO settle with Mr. ksch'cr, whom have author.
lzed to collect money and givc receipts for the
lame. RICHARD KLISGHoLZ.
4au.tosoc, July J, lst2.
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ES~ IN old criminal WIS once asked
what was the frs. step that led him 10
run. lie answered : Cheating printer
ont Of two years subscription The
devil was sure Of him after that,
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JOHN EOGII,

Wagon, Sleigh, and Carriage Maker
Shop on York street, over VIM. Sharp's Black
rmith shop, Mauitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand, and willing to work.
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ID. TORRISON l. CO..

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware. rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass, Nails,
etc. Produce of all kinds wanted, nltf
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GEO. kAIiLER.

at the oii stand Of A. w. Bowman, wholesale
and retail dealer in
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TERMS:

IERMS.
10 Village Subscribers, when LEFT by the Car
fler, So 90 per annum
To Mail and Office Subscribers, Sl,50-tnra-
ria5iy IN adeancc.
Eleven copies will be sent to one post office
on receipt of $1,000. Twenty copies Oh the re-
ceipt of $500.
~ Advertising at the usual rates.
JDB pRIlyTlIyE.
Having large and varied assortment Of JOB
Type and Two PREssEs, the Proprietor IS pre-
pared to execute all kinds of JOB PRINTING on
short notice and at fair prices.
II All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken al
this Office in payment for work or papers.
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Browns Meat Market,

THHE SUBSCRIBER informs the people of
l. Manitowoc that he Is st on hand at his
Shop near the store Of Platt Villas, with the
best and choicest varieties Of Meat, and is pre-
pared to sell At living prices, He will keep
nothing on hand bu. the
Very bOSt Meat
To the Farmers he would say that he is wI>
ing TO pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR
good FAT CATTLE.
WM. BROWN.
Mauito~oc, June 9Th, 1862.
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DIR. A. j. PATCHEN,
DENTIST

Office and Residence, corner of York and SeV-
enth streets, Manitowoc.
Artificial Teeth inserted in all the latest style
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Pilot Office, July "a, 1862.
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SECOND edition,
THE FIGHT At NORFOLK
The Monitor Out.
The Mcrrimac Keeps under Cover.
StWALL S POINT CLEANED OUT.
Important from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS Monroe. Mag :, ria BdYinor' Way
9.-shortly before no"n to-day the N nj r Nau-
..tI,k, Seminole, sasquchanuah, plprtah ani
san Jacnto, III the order ia which tney are n,ned
steamed up toward. scwalr- Point, C,pt. L'rinor
oi the susqiehalpsh, IN command vi tAe eSped.-
ton.
A. soon as within r,us, hro oP.ucd With shut auI
hell apainst q wallis Point. Mo.t of the shot were
good ones. II was nearly half Al hour b"i rc
reply was made irum the Point The Rp k'ps neN'
o.,ened fire and tAeu the Sausa,uck i,r the first
gun on NE extremity Of the point, when one
rom tLc Monitor struck N the vicinity douhtcs
disabling tho gun, a. it has not hccu rcl since. TIE
p sit.on OF the Monitor lar IN alvsu,e Of tnc
fleet, and she continued in motion until within
mile two VI the Point hen consider tbie execun
must have been done hy her aecurat, firing, The
y ,usatUck kept ia tie back ground, tae range OF
her Pnrrott gun ensbliu. her t, do 20. sNy,lls
Point battery replied lrisAly. The Hi Rap, fired
tie g,m.bott'
H., affair Wa comparatively uuiuterestins from
Iris point OF view Oh account OF the dat ,u,e, lie.
t lis can not bc giy,u- Atab,ut o'ciocka b.prN
smoke seen =, aris,, supp sol - have boon
signed rs cymUeat.blc sLelIs thrown into tue
wsols.
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REv. Charles Robinson, a wcll-k known Unita-
rian clergyman, died at hi residence at Grolon,
Massachusetts, last week, aged sSty-ei;Lt
years. lie was ordained pastor Of the Unitarian
church in Easlport, Maine, in ls!2, and aitrr-
wardS occupied pulpits at Groton and Mcdlicl /,
Massachusetts, and Peterborough, \. II.
1nE War department has ordered our gone
rals To ay on lots oi ground near every battle
field Tor the nterment Of the dead Ue,dIholr.l.
are to be attached to every grave. with thc po,no
OF the buried soldier, and Register oI every b,,-
rial ground viii be preserved 50 o. 70 identify
the graves at any future time.
GEN. MoCLELIAN has sent request t. fla.
Secretary Of War ,hat no permits Ice gwen lor
the present to ship sutlcr', stores to place, orcu
pied iy hi army. An order To that effect ha,
bee issued, An order has also been issued to
Flag Officer Goldsborough lirccinl him H. pre-
vent unauthorled trading wul thc army and
navy at Oh FONT. Nes,ola 30 oi,rl,iug Ill bc
seized.
'nArLAINs and surgeons have been author.
i@od to Slr the certificate sullirr- Letter" 10
,l"sc "iiicn ~ soldiers a, let ,yhel posts or IN
u" Pllal, "hi,h will Ice recognized hy 30. .lnus-
ters, postage TO be colleo,ed on delivery.
GOV. CCErS, Of Penns,Ivaria. has ,n,,lc
ample arrangements 90 have all tho soldier, from
maj sa'c, who may he wounded in tiIo rn',i ~,
bd'tle a. Yorktown, lcmOvcd TO phila,lclpbiI
aId there carcdlor.
Arnhr1N hooking girl Of *, the ,luusu,or Of
the owner OF .le lrl,-Ir Iron Work., a.
!; chmoud, va captured by uur ior, ., i , week
near nrcat Bo,hcl, IN She aas o. II -H.l4ll, .a.ir
approach 20 ,nr tupmN,
llENm WARD BEtcntH. o. dI -.yrh
other rrc9chus, struck the key uu.o Of rug,l II
lDgtN ON >uuony last, ~ DECLARING thtr so,-
orl'Honi. ana IN. .rdur' nro rirn.l FOR .ho
u,,. ,e. md .n. ''t 'hr plrr.uro .ll l.r.f.
Il So M.Jn.'n. Gp"
cy1ra.
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The Almanl.k du I,uj, pa tsrrs snEs inte-
i.s,ii . III vol d,tAi - ii,, r-l, ,sO % { laval
s,'cti ',h ,f tie >.',.ur l,,e,.',n 80 ".-
In Epglat A. he te., .,,l'rarn, I, "l,.ssJ in
fsnIr. auJ Il .Oi c,,trY, ssii,s .r. ut ortv
mill Ia regimen sand lJu Ouo vuluutr .r,--to-
tai i2i %. -odieis Ut al Issue II navy
consirt- at SiJ y can and sNiig yu.'l.. r,rry-
ipg I6ill gubs. Ia. Cfuss nlnt.r .S 200
n, incIuing Is 600 ms'in,s aud X JJb uss,.
gus'd men. This mili'ars auj naval f'rc', It
must to en.mberoJ, IL on The peWg ~ ,pii,h.
ment. In ,in.e ot var II wou Il To- auI,nou'.d.
1he FteIcG ar Y, on w,r-tsrirg, asst,
Of 10 80 n.r, and 10000 huts.t, IA r.,c.
tho number in set, loo AT, II ,S,S mo- ant -
800 horses. At tliis moaienG, When tn,ro l.
nominal peac", ald war may spriag ~ any mo.
ment, like lion refreshed, Ia" p;'pa eileC i've
force ot tho Ffcnch army ~ 6jo,Un non H.
navy corssts Il GuO Nes.l', ,ti hudd NJ
-, uhd.' transformation carry M, IL S5S guns
OF theS, 3,3 are steam ,oss,ls, oi whicn - sra
iror- -cisoo. The nav Il force corsi u # i '.OJJ
men IL W, r. and jS 80 IL pe,c,. In -h,, l.
cal ed the m,itiui. in'cupipr. gu Of which
the nav, may bs recruit.J, tbcr, are G.OU U
ieAn on In war there ava % 80 m III or; l..
pe,ce, % 400. There sio % jil m,n ia tho
coas uard aLd custom Iusc dn v.
L. Prurtia, the .t'e n II tas army, %
pace too,ing, Is 2l2 Gi9 mso; and Gll S66 i,
var tina in.l lud.- lniat,ry .hd cavalry rho
Pa ssiAp navy is Am all, co risiing ID % s's an
boats, carrying III guns, and IL sailing ves-
sells carrying 200 guna. The marine frcs In
small also.
Russia, in peace has an army Of 81, $50 re-
gular tr,,p,w ~ 1Ii regiments II cavalry, 81
battall ns. and 81 hait,riss to- ir'egul,fs. Sho
has 2i2 se vessels IN her tai,pal usvy,
carr, irg . s5i guns, a'd II sailing ,v,-sss.- -
she h, : .l,o several tund. .d vesses a,tins as
guard. hips and ~ tran 'p Jtts.
A. str,n bas 2iS $50 infantry and v,lfy in
active ssrvic., AT d ~ many more rtaIy - Us
embodied Tor field duly a. weeks no ic,
4jG Cannon, aed ~ sallirg vass-l % r, ,ns 10
guns ernavsi fprca is gu1er b 600 mea.
Italy which IL nj pre,ert in soin.wuai Of a
,try sails safe, has her returus made up I,
June, 1861. Her army consisted Of 397, 200 IN.
hirtN, cavalry, and ariillerv-and her uavy
OF LOG vesssls, (ieam and sail } carrying / JsG
guns aLd 1900 men.
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Any II Bs,ey me

'1hn b "'h'r 60 tne Mexican Killer" We
h'' IN 's''' f'n1 ~lrl trg up h,. &C c,,nnt,
Yih th' - prinen Attnr h- 20, tho MOI,
hc c'n'luf'd - p,v n's rssOsc's 10 Mr Line 4,
VII .shon he had scr I'll in Congress. Ne
called at ire Pr s'dsnriaI risnsioa, aud wac
courie r1ely received.
" Mr. po"-nsit." aii Cnl weiley. "I b,vc
c'l'i of YOU - 'ay 'ha' | most he ,rfily an
co.'s. 'c e'i ',rva'tvo position you havs -.
'nnoI' erh ~''l s,ni by you so iony a, you
W@,c@te ~ war Tor the preservation Of tbs
UDion an 'onsliiu io,."
"toL Nulhr, saii the President, 4" I Am
heeu,v GLAD iicr ,on say this
ham.
"/hsiye 70 70 oPpointed Con,u,cso-e in ne
Nary aid W, .fcr
Ill" Pes NJ rspfsd-" Colonel. did not
I'm you he'd ~ y e,p rieics q. sa,lo,."
r'vt hd n President" saia WeIlr;
"' Jud i"g 'rou the Br,gs 'isr G,nerals you
W i'4 Chio the less expsricacs Q
". th' hl.- et poeit'oi he atta,ne."
O. 'tr td ~ with h,,rty laugh, and
-..t.- nNe NuI ors Colonel
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1rc >r" ttinnl- t'.4 4,.,t Cilt..
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pound upon the coutrc wirr The ron rc. w
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ley To- he capable Of hcin. worked, ID, meme Il
r~,nt improvements. at the rate Of 80 l'r...
or " ""u.S pr umu.c. o'tt,ea irlUi t'
Newfoundland.
ir',..,,,, "r g. irsrli,-l i. c'..hi r,rt',-.
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thf., ,t,"i'~ ,um''.aul. L. "l IN % .ctlI. % ,,-
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nile.
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hrrip lt''il,r.n surrunIulins o.. .ttii .,+,. t...
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hlc pn's~ out oi thc rnvctir .mIc'u i..,till-
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lci -,h is rcn'ly .rr - .,rn nj, w. cr tiuk- VII
"l-oi" r"V'd. o' ho!ri nip. 20 ,l, from .n'
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