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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-26
THE WORLD.
AN INDEPENDENT
DAILY, 5WEEKLY d sEMI>WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER.

soliciting for another year continue nee
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THE WORLD,
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GocD LUcK.-Somo young men talk
about luck. Good luck IS TO get up at six
o'clork in the morning; good luck, if you
have only shilling week, is to live upon
eleven pence, and save penny good luck
is TO trouble your head with your own
busin"ss, and let your nelghbors alone :.
good luck is to fulfil Tie commandments,
and do unto other people IS we wish them
to do unto rs. They mast not only work,
but wait. They must pod aud persevere.
Pence must be taken care Of. because
they are the seeds Of guineas. To get on
in The world, they must take care Of home,
sweep their own doorways clean, try and
help other people, avoid temptations, and
have an abiding faith in truth and God.
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lccF- A Richmond correspondent OF the
Charleston Mercury telling anecdotes
about the battles Of last October beyond
Richmond. says that during one Of tLom,
straggler, who had built nice fire in
the field and was enjoying it all to himself
observed what he took to be a sqnad of
cava'ry. The man in front seemed to be
reeling in his saddle. The straggler ran
out to meet him and said, " Look here
old fellow, you are mighty happy
Where the HI do you get your liquor
from? Give me some I'm as dry as
powder horn" Imagine his feelings when
he found it was Stonewsll Jackson-the
most uugraceful rider in the army, and
who naturally sways from side to side as
if he was 4" three sheets in the wind"
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EAGLE
DRUG STORE.
South side Of tie Riper, NanitoHoe, Wis.
HENRY BERNER

respectfully informs the public of Manito
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
by LEUBSER & RUDIGER, on the corner of
Franklin and Eighth streets, south side Of
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenishing the same. He has large
end extensive assortment of PURE
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of school SUPER
intpn0en1

OFFICE Surf OF PUB. INSTRUCTION,
To the Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors of
AaR'tot0oe Coan.ty-Hdnitoroc
DEAR SIR BY vinue of authority conferred
upon me by Section 4, Chapter 199. General
Laws OF lSbl,. | DO hereby appoint Charles ).
CtuTight "a County Surerint, udent of Schools
in and for the county OF Manitowoc, in place Of
h. J. Van Yalkcnburgh, resigned
Done at Madison this 10 h d.v of
SEAL September, lo62. Witness ms haad
and Cticial seal.
J. L. PICkARD,
ogp'I Public Instruction,
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THE DAILY WORLD.

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ABOUT BLACK PErPER.-Back pepper
is raised to some extent on the Island Of
Java; but Sumatia which lies lust across
the straits, is by far the mos. celebrated
for this commodity. Her pepper, is, per-
haps, the finest and most abundant Of auv
one country in .he world. Black perpsr
grows on vine very much like our graps
vine. The pepper grows, and looks, when
grown, very much like our currant, ha.
each lis own stem, but the pepper has not
every grain grows hard on to one stem.
jnst as each grain Of Indian corn does on
the cob. The color of tie pepper, when
first ripe, is almost bright red, and CHANGE,
to the dead black by being exposed to The
heat of the sun. The white pepper is
nothing more than the common black
with the outer skin taken off. 1t is first
soaked nntil this skin bursts open, which
IS then rubbed off and the grain dried
The white Is not considered so punrent
as the black, though it is nicer and moro
expensive, as more labor is necessary in
order to prepare it.
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local tax, making the entire expenditure
fer tie town of Gibson for the year 1858,
SO and go. of forty two and $4,000 dol>
lars (S42 So
The town Of Kossuth having so small an
amount, | did not think it advisable to
spend more in appropriating this amount
than it is worth, consequently the same
lays in the hands of the Treasurer not ex-
pended, two and 24-I00 dollars (S2 a }
In the town of Mishicott, ten dollars has
been appropriated and expended in planks
and labor on the hill at d" Little Rock" in
the main track of the highway. The bal
ance of seventy seven and o0-I00 dollars
was appropriated by me on the first of No
vember instant, at the request of the Board
of Supervisors, towards defraying the ex
penses in building a new and substantial
bridge over the run and gulley south Of
John Werner's on the Mishicott road.
was present on the letting of this contract
with the Supervisors of the town of MiShi-
colt, and acted jointly with them, and turn
ed over to the Chairman Of said town the
amount Of seventy seven and 96-lO0 dol
lars, which cancels the amount due said
town for years 1858, 80 and go.
The town of Two Creeks shows due them
txo and 24-I00 dollars, which at the re-
quest of the Chairman Of said Two Creeks
has been paid to him, for which | hold his
voucher, So "a
In the town of Two Rivers, | have
expended, First, Thirty dollars cash on
the west Town Line road. having got
pledge flom the inhabitants to first donate
the same amount in labor as gratuity,
which as DONE making virtually sixty dol
lais; secondly, | have during the present
month of November expended the further
sum of thirty seven and IS 100 oIlars in
certificates on the Range Line road leading
north from the Tannery. move laid out
under the supervision of David Stockwell
sixty two and 3S 100 dollars, using the full
amount of certificates due the town OF Two
Rivers. For my services have charged
five dollars, charging the same in the Two
Rivers amount, making the amount charge
able the town Of Two Rivers, one hundred
thirty and 26-100 dollars (SlaO 2G leav
ing due the ,own of Two Rivers twenty one
and o3 100 dollars for future expenditures
as will appear by account current in form,
hereunto annexed. All of which is re-
spec:fully submitted.
II. II. SMITH,
Comr District No |.
To the County Board of Manitowoc
county, now III session.
The county of Manitowoc to II. II. Smith,
Com'r Drainage Fund
For expenditures on roads in the several
towns in his District, as per statement be-
low, to wit:
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WALKER HOUSE,
NEESaUkEE,

TNHIS HOUSE has been re>opened, and is now
L ready for guests. Thorough repairs, i'm
provements, ard additions have been made the
present season. The interior has undergone a
compete change, so that the w ALKRR' Is in
TACT New House. No pains have been spared
in fitting up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making it complete in all its arrange
ments
The Proprietor confidently believes he antici-
pates the wishes of the travelling public by op
sairg and keeping the WALKER a. a first
el.u Z Fotei, and hopes to unEit their approba-
~ patronage.
\. c. BENTLK ), Proprietor.
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Notary Pubhc and General Land agent,
sTocKDRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend to the payment OF taxes, the coec-
ton OF debts, the examination Of titles, &c.
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Proceedings of the Board of Supervi-
sors Of Manitowoc County,
At its annual Session, 0egun on the l1th
day of Nouen'ber, 1862.
(Continued.)

(Continued0
TUESDAY, Nov. 25, 1862.
Board met-all present. Minutes of
las. meeting read and approved. The
Board then proceeded to compare orders
on hand in County Treasurer's office with
statement in book of orders, kept in Clerk
Of the Boards office, pending which, the
Board adjourned at noon to attend in a
body the funeral Of William Hume, a vol
unteer from the town of Cato, in the Uni
ted States service, deceased, to meet again
at 2 o'clock, z. NJ.
AFTERNoos-The orders returned to
the Board by County Treasurer having
been compared with Order Book in Clerk
of the Boards office, on motion the orders
thus cancelled, were burned in presence
of full Board. On motion Board sdjourn>
ed until S o'clock A. NJ next day.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 26, 1862.
Board met-pll present. Spent the day
comparing Jurors certificates, hearing
sundry claimants and parties for relief
The matter of adopting report of II. II
Smith made the special order for Tuesday,
was further postponed till Saturday. On
motion adjourned until 9 o'clock A. NJ.
next day.
THURSDAY, Nov. 81, 1862.
Board met-all present The Board
then proceeded to examine sundry claims,
and at the usual time adjourned until next
day at A. NJ.
FRIDAY, Nov. %.
Board met-Rol called, all present.
Several claims previously presented, were
examined, the District Attorney having
been called to advise in regard to the
same. The Board then resolved itself
into a Committee on Finance. At 10
o'clock 2 NJ. adjourned until following
day.
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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.
IT. Collections made in any part of the State.
For a few weeks his office will be found at
his dwelling house
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MARROW ESCAPE OF A LEARSEp PIG.-
On Wednesday night, 9th ut,, wonderful
member Of the porcine family, while max
ing an antiquarian tour Of inquiry behind
the Old Clock Castle, Cashel, fell into
well $50 feet deep, and was supposed to be
quite lifeles4 when she had arrived at the.
terminus Of her subterranean journey
Immediately tnat the news was telegraph.
ell to town, SeJeant Corcoran, proprietor
Of the fai-n bacon, and men-and appli-
ances sunicien. for tue emergency-wers
at hand The live fitch, after considerable
tuggsg aud pulling was landed on terra
trina, as sound in wind and limb as before
she took the involuntary Turkish Bath
Tgperdry Vindicator.
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ed with fixed bayonets, without firing, up
TO the British line.
O'Brien's voice is hoar.e with joy, as hailing
he commands
Fix bayouets - 'charge'-Like mountain
storm, rush on those fiery bands
This is the English column now, and faint their
volleys grow,
Yet, mastering all the strength they have, they
make gallant show,
They dress their ranks upon the hill, to face thst
battle wind;
Their bayenets the breakers foam-like rocks
the men behind
One volley crashes from their line when through
the surging smoke,
With empty guns clutched in their hands, the
headloug Irish broke,
On Fontenoy on Fontenoy, hark to that fierce
huzzal
Revenge ! remember Limerick! dash down
the Sassanagh!'"
As the Brigade advanced, the English
column was halted on the slope of the
hill, up which the Irish regiments dashed
rapidly and in good order. They were
led into Immediate action to the ringing
shout Of Cuinshnigidh ar Lu;mneac dgus
ar .thetIe ma Sassaaayh!" :" (Remember
Limerick and British FAITH The English
column was now greatly thinned, the men
wearied-and wherever they trod, oblig~
ed to fight over the mangIed bodies Of
their diving comrades; willie theri new
and bravest opponents were fresh and
prepared for the rough and savage encoun-
ter like that on the plains Of Pharsalia.-
As soon as the Brigade advanced, the fire
was dreadful, and the slaughter terrific,
for havoc seemed here the most delighted
with her bloody banquet. The English
gave np one yolley-and that was fatal:
1t was their last-they were stunned by
the shout, and crushed as BY an avalanche
by the furious charge of the Brigade.
They broke (says Davis before the Irish
bayonets, ard ,umbled down the far side
| of tie hi !, disorganized, hopeless, and fall
ing by hundreds. The Irish troops did
not pursue them far ;.the French cavalry
and light troops pressed on till the relics
OF the column were succored by some
English cavalry, and got within the
batteries of their camp. The victory waa
bloody and complete. Louis is said to
have ridden down to the Irish bivouac.,
and personally thanked them and George
l., on hearing it, uttered that memorable
imprecatlon on the penal code, "Cursed
be the laws which deprived me of such
subjects. = The one English yoIlev, and
tue short struggle on the crest of :he hill,
cost the Irish dear. One fourth of the
oiheers, including Colonel Dillon, were
killed, and one-third of the men.
The battle Of Fontenoy was one of the
most sanguinarly contested conflicts on
record, no less than 100000 men having
fallen on that day. Until Waterloo, Fon-
tenoy stood unequalled in the military
history of the world, By it France was
delivered, England humbed, and Holland
reduced from Il first to second.rate pow,
er. 1t is IN this manner that the fai,hfu;
Irish repay the kindness and hospitality of
the land in which they find shelter.
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CgHAs. A. REUTER-.

EoTARY PUBLIC, Agent for the Hlwaukee NJ
tual Insurance tmpsny, and ounty Treas
urer. VIII attend to the payment of Taxes
&C., Office OH Ninth Street nl-tf
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attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, ManitoWoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
TO- nl-tf
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attorney and Counsellor at Lam,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular atteEtion given to collecting, &c Of
fee oB York Street, Manitowoc Wis, nl-tf
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SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT OF II. II. SMITH,
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONER, FIRST DIST,
" To the Honorable Board of County .Su-
pcrvisors Of Nanitoncoc County:
The undersignei Commissioner, after
making the foregoing report, discovered
that he had been mis!ed AS to the amount
of funds belonging to the several towns in
First Drainage District, by misapPrehen-
sion of the written statement furnished to
him by the County Treasurer. A correct
ed statement Of the expenditure of this
Fund is as follows:
To the town Of Gibson, actually expended
by the undersigned Com'r in cash and
certificates, S42 DO
Two Greeks, drawn by Chm, 224
Two Rivers, actually expended, 1926
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d. T9RREsOy & CO..

Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla-s, Nails,
etc, Produce Of all kinds wanted, nl-tf
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In the town of Gibson, twenty six and
9-l00 dollars has been expended on new
road running from the Sandy Bay road
west, on the quarter-line of Sec. "a, %,
and Il, in T. II, T. "a, the local tax having
been combined with THIS amount. Again,
sixteen ard 4T-I00 dollars has been ex
pended on the road leading from the jam
DO east, hy Michael Olson. planned under
the supervision of Peter Hanson, Oserseer
Of Highway, this also being combined with
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SIMMER RAPE SEED.

70 order 70 earn their own Burning oil. The
mill being cympIeted shad buy any quantity OF
Rape seed FOR CASH, sad manufacture only
Purified OIL. Farmers maY rest satisfied that |
shah endearor to serve them in this line of busi-
ness to their satisfaction.
To He IA. Rspe Seed for sale, aud viii fur
sishlt 20 farmers at 4 cheap rate, as an induce
nslt Tor them TO cultivate IL.
WILLIAM RAIIR.
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THE DR Fr A soldier writes to the
Green Bay AdOocats that he thinks the
draft has done more injury than good by
driving great many from the border
States into the rebel army.
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TERMS, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE }
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The Semi Weekly World IS a large qaa rto
sheet, same size as the daily, containingiall its
news, correspondence, miscellany, and editori-
ais, its commercial and market news and enter
tanning selections and miscellaneous reading
Its cattle market and provision reports make it
highly valuable to every farmer. Published
Tuesday and Friday. Single copies three cents.
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Board adopted at the annual session in
1861, regulating such expenditure and pre-
scrbing the duties of the Commissioner iu
that behalf and it having appeared that
the amount claimed to have been expend>
ed by the Commissioner was of no general
utility to the taxpayers in the town of
Gibson.
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THE MANiTCWC PILOT
is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AoRSINu
BY
J. Crowley, Editor ard Proprietor.

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To Mail and Office Subscribers, SI,5H- inra-
riGbiy IN adyance
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short notice and at fair prices
IL All kinds OF Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in payment for work or papers.
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school Teacher wanted.

MALE TEACHER wanted in District No
y ), toNA ot C4;u, Apply to
THOs. Tuo8ET0y.
December :, l.g-.
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TERMS.

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RECAPIIULATIOE

Mlshicott is still entitled from
the Dr'n'ge fd up to and inc.
the amt for the year 1861, s26.27
Gibson do do AZ Sc
The Report az corrected and amended
WAS then adopted unanimously.
Continued nert ueek.)
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O. KOCH, Treasurer
Manitowoc county, Wis.
Manitowoc, Nov. 10, 1862.
Saturday, Nov. %.
Roll caled-all present.
Report of Ii. Ii. Smith, Drainage Fund
Commissioner. was taken up.
'The undersigned having been appoint
ed Commissioner for District No. |, by the
Board of Supervisors of the county of Man
itowoc, at its annual session of 1851, for
the purpose of expending the monies due
the several towns in said District No. ],
in tie year 1862, now begs leave to sub
NIT the following report of my doings as
Commissioner for the current year passed.
The amount due the several towns on
the 18th of September last, as shown by
the Treasurer, was as follows:
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VIII not Rip or UnrayeI!
Farmers Take Notice.

uVuE UNDERSIGNED intcads TO erect this
i season frst-ciass OIL MILL in Man
itoaoc. IT, therefore would ask the Farmers to
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No. 35 Park Row, New York.