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, 1862-02-21

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COuN-
~ TT OF COOK, SS.supcrtor Court Of Chicago.
March Term, ls.s. The Bank af the State OF IndanS
for the nee Of the Branch at La Porte vs. Edmund
Taylor md Margaret Taylor. bis wife, Charles D.
no1d, Allen Haniiton. Hugh McCullongh. Jesse L.
Williams the uaknoWa heirs Of William B. Clifton the
Unknown het1 os William Il. Davidson aud Elcazer b,
Chsrnberlain-In ChancarE
Affidavit OF the uon-reslderce Of Charles d. Bond
Allen Hamilton Hugh Mccullough, Jesse L. Hitlisoss,
The unEnoWn heirs Of lillian b Clifton The unknown
heirs OF William Il. Davidson, and Eleazer o. Cham
Gerla.n defendants above nlel havtre been filed In
the office OF the Clerk OF said superior Court uf Cic
60 Notice hereby given to the said Charles D. Bond
Alien Hamilton Hugh Mccullough Jesse L. Wl1liatus
the unEnoH1 heirs Of Wtlian B. Clifton the unknown
heirs Of William E. Davidson and Eleazer D. Chamber
Iain that the complainant tiled fes bill Of complaint Ia
said Court on the chunccry side thereof On the 15t
DAY q February, 1861 and that summons thereurou
Issued out OF said CO1rt against said defendants rpt
atle on the sst Monday of March ne1t E1S .s Is b5
Law required
Now, uQ1ess yor, the said Charles D. Bond Allen
Aamtlton. Hugh Mccullough, Jesse L. Wflliana the
uEknoWn heirs Of Wtla1u B. Clifton the unknown 9e.s
Of William H Davidson, and Elcazer D. Chamberlain
shatl personally be and appear before said Supe.
7or Court Of Chicago Of Cock County, the rst day
Of the next term thereof 70 be holden at Chicago In
said County. on the lrst Monday Of June, 1862 and
piend. answer q denIr to tie said copl1tuants bin
0r complaint the same, and the Hlatters and things
therein Charged and stated, will be taken az confessed
and decree entered against you according to the
prayer Of sa1d 1 biil TlIDMAS B. CARTER: Clerk
, 1862-02-21
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

DCOCNTY. ss-SuFertor Court Of Chicago. March
Term, 4 D. lsS.- William Z. Do.9ett Henry b Bas-
SIT and D, Hobart Hills vs.. Alfred Goddsrd and -
Perkfns--Ar16ch1nent. =
Public notiGs hereby given to tie said Alfred God
dard and Perkins, that writ Of attachment issued
ont Of the Office Of the Clerk Of the Superior Court o
Gh5ca:o dated tle eishteenth day Of January, A D..
D. Bassett an D. Hobart Hills aud agaInst the estate
Of the said Alfred Goddard and - Perkins, for The
sum OF one hundred foEtynlne and .1O0 do11ars d.
rcsted to the Sheriff oi Stephenson County, which said
writ has been returned executed
and Perkins shall personally be and appear bHfoze
te said superior Court Of Chicago, Ga beture the
Honss Y the Str of CheaEo on the first Monday IF
plaintiff action Judgment Will be entered against you
and IN favor Of the said William E Dogget., Henry D.
Bassett and D. Hobart Ellis. and much OF the nru-
pery attached "a may be sufficient satisfy the said
Judgment and costs will be sold to satisfy the same
THOMAS r. CARTER Clerk
GALLEF & HITEUcoEK PITTS AttYa frfEiSi In
, 1862-02-21

Nicely, LAWRENCE Is CO.
~ CONFESSION MERCHANTS, for he purchase
and sale OF Grain, Flour, PruEt6lons and Country Pro
d9ce generally Business exclus.velJ Gomrnts1oo.
A!so deaie1s 10 Salt Lime Water Lime Staeoo Plae
ter1ng Hal Land Plaster, &c 2a6 98 and 40 South
water street. AIsExKT L HKK11I, RKH1AAIH y. LAW
xKEc1 I'm. I. WNH1AI1, .1DNANn T. LAWHKNuA
, 1862-02-21
1881 WINTER ARRANGE
loV4-s AENT.
nfIChlgaH Southern and Lake Shefe

EA IL r o AD,
On and after SUNDAY, Nov Sd, snd until f1y3A&
1ptice trains VIII leaye ChicSgo s. folloE1:t
EEY ToER DAZ EXPRESS: ...
eco \ 4 d.s'1y {except S51dsr3 " Old auehiFe1
Koad, connectE at ElkhArt with train On A1s
Ltnu I.cas;, at white Pigeon with train for Th1W
Rivers, at Adrian with trains for jackson. 1t Ait
LtEe Junction With tzRalE for Xocroe ard D.
troft.
EI9BT ExPREs8: .....
So r II. daily excerpt Saturday. VA Old Nf4e-
gan Road, connecting at Airline Junction WN9
trains for Detroit
Trains arrive from the East 1t 1915 A. NJ andu E. u
All the Abo5e trains mske regular connections .
Dunkrk Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New Yqkk.
Boston. Phllsaelphta, Baltimore and al poiats Eask
neE 1ns Ses1G9g os c9ssaes s with III
Through Tickets can be obtatped at he Compe4y1
Once Sc Clark street. under the Sherman HO0pe o1 u
the Depot, corner Of Van BuIa0 and Sherman snse&
JOHN D. CAMPBELL. GEO x GRAY.
6en1 Suptt Toledo, O. Gent Weztax1 a.
, 1862-02-21

ESTATE OF VIM. r. BARRON,
~ NOTICE-Fagnento Of al monies ROW. d1e the
estate Of the Late Bon ". T. Barron, must be mads
without delay at the ONCE Of John Mattocka J1
Telegraph Building - Chtcago.
, 1862-02-21
Special Ruttrts,

@ For the cheapest and best Hair
yews1YY, WIN, BEafda, Cu11a Fs1H1ak eac 70 u L.
1AsgAL9L g ioe M lAEs street. and esa9ine tA6ss W:
4t1nEl fpom the natural when a1tusted to Ii head
H9 6Alr 1cMelfy oontAln& Always the newest F4IN
0CAEiy
, 1862-02-21
-.RHtltpH9H

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAN.
4 RQAD-CnAHaK o. TNELOn and s4ter sIrs;.
nAft February 16sh. 1855. trains vtu Leave ffos he
Great Central Depot, foot of 1ake and 8outh Tsfer
Streets ~ =: :. ~ - -'et
E1pres 80 A n Sundays excepted uz1stnE at Peo-
IN At 7S0P- NJ togznsport 80 r. Il Dtt:s.
t45 * r 9o!fnEaetd 13E H. Jaekson-
T1t!s SD r II, Naples 1880 r. H. Alton Ills
r. Loufa 1151 2. u, Terre Ha1Ie E33
= y. and Cairo 80 A. n.
ana Way 9tstlonsi srTivinS at C31sifs &
u. Tbs train a1Bo c1nuec8 = fuloo0
With Great Western Ee11ro.d AsriT{1r et De-
cAtUf asI9I5 A. ~ 6prin9ne E39P ID jacf-
Matteon with r a. T. Gf Louis Kaf Iosd n
Te11n H4ute 1t 3.36 I'M.
Ifasns aEtye at Chicago At Sis A.
H.. and Express at $50 P. H.
Ba&&3Qe checked to all Important poIn&.
- For tickets and Information applY at Tire ofdce
in the a1eat Central Depot
FOE HYDE PARK AND WOODLAND
TreInsleaYe Chfcago: Leave Wood Lawn :.
GAS AN. 7BA M
120M NJ. R5p II.
540P.M 6aoF 81
IT ,a,, Y. T. ARTHUR Gen. Sups.
, 1862-02-21
f1t8ura1lck..

INSURANCE ROOMS OF
. IL. ". PHQLLIP8 Il CO.. -...
No. 3. Board Of Trade 0u1ldlnx.
CHICAGO.
B. ". 1aGLHA In. WAID. Al HKTH.
, 1862-02-21

rYal Mark'tYal.
$9,@ -
IA@ q
1G67 M
$H,Gm A,0m %
5000 $500 COO
&.tm 1NO %
GM &0N 90 |
5000 5000 % |
A,M} &GN 60 /
hm 500 % I
5000 $1,000 %
$4,000 1,+47 20 !
@,ND 1850 90 |
M3,WD 1MGD % /;
Mm 800 % |
10000 100 % !
M,UN1 2M5 % |
B,m 11,4M co +;
1900 CISCO GO |
IM0 @m 90 |
Mw AAM % !
R,Eo H,Nn 90 |
$500 19.Ao % /
1870 11..E6 %
5000 LEO %
5000 $500 %
5,NM 5000 %
150 1850 %
@,m 1900 %
10000 $500 %
A,tU H,M co
10000 T.Mo %
10000 1900 90
1900 MNK) o.
14.M0 1i,M %
5000 4.5W %
11m3 1o,ct,0 co
$4,000 A,6W co
E,4N I4m co
10000 AS.0 90
$1,000 @tW %
10000 $500 %
5000 $500 co
5000 1,m %
1r@ 94E9
5000 1900 60
Mm0 $1,000 %
MN0 2i.M 90
M.m 21.M co
10,M1 105W M
11NM 1000 %
10000 5000 %
M0W $500 90
5000 N,@ 90
11m 1900 m
10000 16ND %
$4,000 1900 %
11.NN 5000 %
10000 GM1 % :
41,@ 2aN %
$4,000 A.GN %
$1,000 A,@ %
10000 1000 %
$1,000 &,4m 90
M,@ 1900 90
M,m 11,@ 90
1000 $500 %
M,WD 1900 90
Mo0 1i.@ %
10000 Hm %
1900 $3.50 %
1900 uM %
n 1E314|1 IL
, 1862-02-21

VIE KNOW. AND SPEAK FROM EXPERIENCE
when re say that EL1IoTs AFRovxD " PEARL " sew
Ma MAcaHfs, sold by q. +. COLLINS 4 Co. 10 Lake
6treet Chicago the cheapest and most econsulca
OF any machine have for family use The tdaa
that because Sewing Machine u CHEAP 1t cannot be
good, is driven from our mind and from that OF our
"better hn" BY the "goou wotks and the entire re
liability Of the machine above referred to- which bold
ct the oT price Of $50 Re recommend It In the fEuest
confidence to our fr1endA-{Chicago Democrat.
, 1862-02-21
BuEineBg 0ax68.


CARR :. BROTHERS,
~ 51o- D. T. GAZE. =: r. pUrUYT9IN oA1x.
+: REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AND BRANCH HousE oF
=" The National Claim Agency"
ofHarvey, Collins 4 Brace, Washington. DC,
Knights Blosk, LES Dearborn atzest, chicago.
.1s Tns most ssllae1e and ONLY DIRECT War Claim
Par Psrtfa,.s attention paid to SPECIAL c1Axn, PU
cisn kts;; SSsS$z aa4 Branch
T AND WARRANTS BOUGHT
-, AID go1DAu zzes tot sale at S cents and %
=. 6UARAHTEED N ELL fEAEcrs,
ohhee Pc E. Willard q Co. s claIk stfseG corner
pENsIONS AND BOUNTY.
:. W1L1soF ~ \ en- 4 MEKaR1An, E1zala
Devote thetr Undivided attent1on to the COLLECTION
OF zee G1As sssn'z tas 9ess1T%sn1 xnr,.x
WESTERN PATENT AGENCY
w COBURN MARRs,
F4sent AaEyers and sol1cftors'
CH1cAGo........ .HLyu1a.
Once 20. u LANNON'S Block. conner Of Clarz and
NJ "a fsaeas %ss r Gasssa IS A5 SaS!ss
gwen and C1tcn1ats eent E1ahA. ta15k36iam
- -----
w for the military DxpAKrARsr OF TIE WEST
~ ~ .C1Lsueh-1'
or.,c. copnxz q, 4u,.n .x,o,,~.- ~ Ior,a ~,
Prompt attention given to the procuring Of Peuacns.
Back Pay ant Bounfjes and the Collecton ami Prose
cpt1on Of Claims srialnX ont Of the War Refer to the
Hon. EDwAEn BATHS. Atney Gen'l+ Washington, d. G.
WAR CLAIM OFFICE Prompt
euon of a ee ca M aesst t6s Tnd o rs satcs Rtcs
sn ofceTa AnpifcatsnnsSrceiveS T hv maiT sdd1es
sII12 HENET T;I.. EEAvITr AVE AT MAtt:y It Lag:
~ gmGe @ No. y 6outh Clark street. Post ONCE Boz
MITCHELL, &, ZAHM Sl,noh.
lY1 terers and Packers oY
BEEF AND r Q h X.
Aauo" tnanoteIs ana naelte5ss Heaae1s Ii A1des,
oma, .-p., nooL fetIs ana seeas,
, 1862-02-21

CHICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILEUAD.-CHSa1 OF Tuh-Whtex II.
sangenept cotnmsncdnE Sunday, Noy in lss1 Tra1e
certed lis: A. IT,. Night FL presa Saturdays except6E
ll5 F.. u: Joliet Accommodation, Sandays exce9naa[
hb1 z. 81. Through Trains arrive: SIS l. II and r.
r. IL. Joliet Accommodation. $50 AN.
, 1862-02-21

Mr.. Thompson, from tic Committee On
Counties, reported the article on counties,
which is similar in every respect to the article
il the present Constitution, except iu section
Z, referring to the election of sherilfs, which
has been stricken out, and in section &, which
has been rc-nodcled, as follows:
Sec. G. 1t shall be the duty Of the Legislature at
lis first session after the adoption Of this Coustitr
lion to pass general law for the creation Of new
and also for the removal Of county seats.
but not inconsistent with the foregoing sections
Of this article - OIL countless
, 1862-02-21

I was not present few nights since at the
meeting rejoicing over the Fort Donelson vic
t91y o yc Ihf r ipfsehes Pda told 6s
Southern traitors were called s'our Southern
brethren" 'misguidcd men," SC, &c, by
all but Mr. Lawrence, a Republican, who de-
nounced them as they deserved. Some men
here may be very strong Union men but they
have very queer way Of showing it.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27

Standings fHRoAs coNFfrrox.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27
pYEtNc q SECURING.

Fauct psffrs aud Ssourinf Istoh-
a. thsnrnf.
WHITE CfsrT SD IS sH9ErI sHAWlS
~ 81 - Wtolea lresssf. slto Gertssfstf' 7,
tlsshs cl.snsf AID Csi,red - fev c1r-rlcsi pro-
css.. icsa HE new.
wasA.h stree. 5, tween - canal aid oh streets,
sz=-e .tere eccugsed - he ~ skcT. .a2s-u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27

s~ ssfsi- sef-is - srAUirFsG's Fea - -
elk So 49, - -rsss e 90 -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27
srAUIDlsos PRsfARED aisiA. ,

Glul
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27

sPAULDTNe's lRErARFD cirs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27

fteT eve strsue.s So s-s.iau.. &. ~. .a.e.
lhe' 'alast : .si.c.a,< ..s-,ns - 80 Area,t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27
<szsz% MANHOOD.
,-ss.e<sF Elou iost.tgo.v Rcstor.d

.Iusl psHfet -. fasa .Sc1iet khr,t0, e.
ffiff kf eH the HtIHff. EffatnffEL Elf
: Issl.f ale ars 81 Sft fifIaf f.ff anra. ef ~ef.
- kN.. an.ss etk1af fea.fff. Nffkaa.tt.
$3.50 4.ta.4afert hHair-tef.s. inducing 4 fe.
.t.Ee. a. AtHsl esfs-ti
~ Atbs J - N~tsN - =. ~ ~
.ssfEef - fhr .fsrteH Bees
laa World reanefef HfhHf "a tais sdr ITO
Il. t-.e. -fttg asae - stn hIs "a 3 81 ttfl
.nl. raaf tsr ae fuf cos cess 8 -l- etsstf art
mas 81 0attfasio removed Slfhouf mesii,IH.
"a .aa dmeefous sa1et 9gtf Stone
-.enF es. fn-tfuHterts tlnesu# eeTfists. fatnt
M oaf alnta ~ clft al HHqe certain arf ~
ntfntf.hs ehIch eF fY saffft M natts
49, Il HIt 8. rflIlf d rIHa he. mas cure bic .-l
-4.44is n-4rafsIa ear sif.f ne. itrfrr.
e444tfaft euDs re- Z oasa 4H t1'nfar'iss
e. aIt sftifH eft #atfss 1eHf itfa. go
- fI.l = fse-I partsrs -t-sfffi - 80
5, sHfe ki4t tE Sewers Nsr AoTt
to.f ore 500 ft>H.
100 I.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27
ToNSoRIeL.


DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
hasfus r.1uet Ms sts-frz Al Hair D-s.s.es
saia.n irr the IRE faatz frr.s. trra 1ssrr
- lrf.rz - ritrs-l - rr..c serert'is. hsf 81
e ~ pffr1e5 teHs -te-sfs Il 81.
nsusi ssrsf.cfcrr nsaa1e-. Strst sft-ltar given s
sAss~rsersnr s-s Cusrir< f.zsi-s a-t rtft,s Cir.
Haf gro. ". CASADs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27

They relieve Cough INSTANTLY
They clear f'le 1'htoat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27
DISSOLUTION.

TIE Fun Of keelsr 4 Morgan. N
1 ~ Lsas AZ . ! frsts. - a. lizs4.fst -
aafual n.s--sr. ~. Morgan retiring
81 KrrIrh
" MOR1as
TER. naats. vassi = f<fe
T.f hrsts = -ff - - .Ir1et & fte sane ffulfs
- e Esrig ~ fiass. untsr fee raa~ q :. 7.
sel~F4ge
tssseF.a 8 e sns<tiaiig safis.l
50. SFFLkIA As.1l.
1rrlfkw9v
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

GENERAL MoCLELLAE--Sec STANTON,
in the course Of his address to the railroad
managers, gave an efectual quietus to the
many SANDERS which the Abolition enc
mics of the Democratic Gen. MCCLELLAN
have been uttering against him with such
assiduous malevolence for the last few
weeks. The secretary paid the highest
compliment to tho young aud gallan, gen.
eral al bis side, in whom he expressed the
highest confidence, and Z" the result Of
whose military schemes, gigantic and we'll
insured. is now exhibited TO rejoicing
couutry"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
What We Think Of Them.

The Milwaukee News says when Abo-
ii1opists whose pens drip with treason,
whose mouths froth with II, whose eyes
are lighted With it-accuse Democrats OF
djsloyaity, we are reminded Of a passage
in speech of the dead DOUGLAS during
the Kansas debate, in reply to an anslo-
gous accusation Of CHARLES SUMNER :"
Il there anything in the meana By which
he got here 10 give him q superiority over
other gentlemen who came by the ordina-
- meausl Is there anything to Justify
it in the fact that he came here With a De
liberate avowal that he would never obey
one clause Of the Constitution of the Uni
ted States, and yet put his hand upon the
Holy Bible, in the presence Of this body,
and appealed to Almighty God to witness
that he would be faithful to the Cons!itu<
ton, with pledge Of PERJURY on his soul,
by violating both that oath and the Con-
sl'ution! lie came here with s pledge
20 Perjure himself as the condition efeIig-
Utility 10 the place. Has he right to ar
raign Us because We have fell; it TO be our
duty TO be faithful to that Constitution
which he disaYows, to that oath which he
assumes and then repudiates The Sem
ate have not forgotten the debate on the
Fugitive Stare law, when that Senator
said, in reply TO question whether he v as
in favor of carrying into effect that clause
OF the Constitution for the rendition Of .u-
gitive slayes rs thy servant dog, tina.
he should 90 this thingi' A dog, TO be
true 60 the Constitution of your country {!
a dog, unless you are traitor? That was
his position; and still he comes here, AID
arrsigns Us for crime, and talks about su-
dacity! Did mortal man ever witness
such audacity IN an aYoued criminal
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

Rrour.-An order issuea hy the Seore,
sary Of War b direction Of the President,
announcing thai, il consequence Of 4 IA
voEabIe change in public opinion and the
declining state Of the rebellion, exiraordi>
nary arrests vii be made unIcy the direc-
ton ofiae military authorities alone. gives
great satisfaction through ths coaatry.-
The sane order permits political prisoners,
with such exceptions as the Secretary Of
War shall designate, . be released on pa
role. The order shows that President
LIscolS is, day by DAY. drawing nearer to
the principles Of tie Democratic party,
and that hereafter he will have more re-
gard for The Constitution than he displayed
a; the commencement Of his term, when
under Abolition sympathy and a1sics.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
From the Liverp DOL Post, Jan. 80.
The War not yet Over.

The Milwaukee Ne1gs, OF a recent date,
says;
Ths VAT ia not ever vet. Davis VAS
inaugursted st Richmond Saturday Nesr>
~ or quite the whols southern army have
re-enisted. The secessionists are still do
tsrmined to fght-and fight they will
They will defend on the seashore-at Ma,
nassas-on he Mississippi To take Fort
Henry and Fort Donelson sss to win great
victories-Ti victories which will help rs
both at home and over the water. But we
shall probably be f9rc8d TO atop at these
points until there is more and perhaps
harder fighting. Wa may get Columbus
and 80 Nashville. But thcre will be fight
ing eren after thaG Therefore, We mnst
learn to work and wait While the army
struggles on-thFough fallen forests, over
bottemless roads, acroas bloody battle fields
We at home can do much. Eysry man
won over to the Union by our moderation,
by his conviction of our intention to do
justice, is worth to our cause dozen rsb-
els killed. Firmnass with eonciliation--
these are the watohwords of patriotism.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

A BRITIsH IEsULT-St. Thomas dates
to the I'd. states that British command
er had attempted 70 take ssamep from
an American vessel by force, but the fed
eral gunboas Lroquois protected the
man. The Governor Of St. Thomas Motif
ed the Britishsr that the guns of the fort
would aid the Iroquo,s The British sd-
miral subsequently arrived and rsprimsnd>
ed the commander and apologzed to the
American Consul.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
DERELICT PROPERTY AT CAsTLETowN
IRELANn-A Cork nanar sax,.

DERhLICF PROPERTY AT CASTLETOWH,
lRELAsD.-A Cork paper says:
A dead whale foated into Ballydonogsn
Bay, on the 18th of January, and having
grounded bsfors It was discovered, became
the property, as royalty, of the lord of the
soil, the Earl Of Bantry, on whose behalf
it was taken possession of, and by the aid
of several boats crews was removed to
Tranfearla, or the Pearl Strand, in the i'm
mediate neighborhood, place of greater
safety thsn that where it was frat discov>
cred. 1t is said to be sperm whale and
in good condition, measures about 45 feet
in length and 80 feat in girth. Derelict
property in great variety, in rum, brandy
palm oil, and vast quantities of timber, is
taken annually on the coast. In many
instances, it is believed that the i'll -fated
vessels, Of which these articles form the
sargoes, have been wrecked through want
of ligh. TO mark the approach into this
harbor, or the excellent little harbor ofre
fuge, Ballycrovane.
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any aid from the advice of my Maniiowec
correspondent; and I shall reward and
punish according to my own judgment, re-
CARELESS of the threats OF vengeance
launched against me BY that individual in
behalf OF his German friends who are not
Americans. am perfectly aware that a
Captain Of q company of Volunteers who
fully understands and assumes the re8pou-
sibilities of his position, cannot be popular,
and as intend 10 Danish everything like
disobsdience from this company, tue soon
sr the men learn the virtues of obedience
the better. / am happy TO say that with
very few exceptions there is not q more
orderly company of men TO be found in the
service than Company A, 5sh Wisconsin
Volunteers. ....
For the information Of their friends, I
send you list of the non-commissioned
officers, and those on extra duty:
NoN-CougrssroNEp OFFICERS.
1ss Ssrgeant-Filson Goodwin.
F W. Borcherdt, Recng
james Macomber.
" Willard Rickaby.
Morris Mullins
Corporals-Joseph Goodwin,
.. Alber. Burbridge,
.'.. Frank Gresnmau.
Aaron Gibson,
f John Stich
| Stephen Herman,
| Jacob Cochsns,
Hezekiah Hughes.
! On EXTRA DurY
1. Henry Roehr, Cl'k Div Head Q'rs
2. Martin Adams, /" Brig. +"
8. G. G. Esslinger, " Q'rtermastel
4. Albert Steele, Brig. Forage Master
S Richard Dukelow, Teamstsr.
6. Joha Mallet, Baker.
| 7. E. Emerson, Hospital Attendant,
s. Guido Lindemsn, /"
8. Albert Paine,
The health of tbs company i. generally
good. FRED. LANGNrss, in hospital, a
Alexandria, is the only man in the comps
ny very sick.
! should not have written this letter haC
il not been evident to NE that an effort
was being made to impress the Germ ans q
home that l would persecuts particular
uen Of my company, because they were
Germans and do not write now for tn,
purpose Of gaining the good will Of Ger
mans as a class, but to exhonerate mysel
from that charge in the minds of those
Germans who have always been my friends
and the memory of whose kindness t. ne
would be an eternal barrier against ID,
prosecuting any man because he happened
to be German. l have some German
and SEINE others that are anything bu
good men. and the good Of tbs ssrvic,
may require their punishment very often
Yours, Truly,
TEMPLE CLARK,
CAPT. 9th W. v, Con'd'g Co. A.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

DEFEAT OF THE REPUBLroAEs-A Wo
MAN ELECTED MAYoR.-The election in
this city on las, Monday, resulted in the
defeat Of the republican city ticket by
about an average majority Of rs. This is
quite change in city which last fall
added at least 200 majority to their State
and county ticket. Things is working"
IN Oskaloosa as elsewhere. The ticket
elected was composed of men belon ging
to both political parties; bu. had they ali
been democrats, TIE result would have been
The same. The "city ticket ran no can
didate for Mayor, but, as the "boys" didn't
want lngles, the republican candidate, to
run a.one, late in the day they nominated
Mrs. Nancy Smith, and succeeded in elect
ing Ter by q majority. Oskaloosa has
elected woman "Mayor Of the town -
OsLaloo.a, Terra Tina.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

MOB THREATENED The Home League
is informed that plans are perfected among
the German Farm Mortgagors Of Washing
toa, Ozaukee and Dodge Counties. to make
demonstration sgsins. the La Cross
Railroad at Richfsld, by stopping all
trains until their mortgages are given up.
They have had one or two meetiags al
ready, and are to hold another TO discuss
and perfect their plans. They say that
neither Railroad Company, the Courts, nor
the State intends to do thea Justice or
protect them in their rights, therefore
they intend to protect themselves by an
appeal to force--that they may as welt 90
70 State Prison =, 10 the rooy house.
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Probabilities Of Battle on the Poto-
Capt. 9th W. ", Com'd'g Co. A.

mac.
The Washington correspondent Of the
World says:
at may not be improper to narrate the
probabilities of early operation on the Po-
tomac. Those who think that Gen. Nc
Clellsn will content himself with watch>
ing the flank successes of the Northern
armies are quite mistaken. In the fret
place, Gen. Mcclellan has an honorable
ambition Of his own and will no, Willingly
forego adding bis name TO those of history's
great captains" by winning a conclusive
battle in the field. Again, has victory
must be larger in It's details and results
than those of his compeers. Finally, the
rebellion will only Ia srotched, not killed
until the Federal "srmy of the Potomac"
has whipped the rebel "army of the Poto-
mac"
an few weeks more, from every indi-
cation-just about the time that the roads
and skies offer US their alIance-a prop
er effect will have been produced on the
rebel army by the tidings coming to it,
and the drafts made upon it frem every
ether portion of the reduced Confederacy
In Few weeks more, you may be sure,
our army Of the Potomac will at last ''nd-
vance )" and predict that the rebel, will
make last desperate stand tina. fear
full battle will end in Union victory on
plains within ten leagues Of the battle
ground at Bull Run, and not twenty from
the forts of the Potomac"