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THE ALLEGED MURDER
BY PETER DAVIS,
Testimony in full for the Defence.
THE PRISONER HE'LL TO El1L II $1,000.


charge Ct being concerned with Jacob Knauss
in killing Patrick Cnnners. gag rasnnaa al
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, before
Justice Brown. In fhe Recnr1e-,s f,op+
paan ~ ~, - ~ .sso1.e4 eouI'
,re.s-sa,s. | ~ 49, 80" .. =. ~ ~ " s w
lnnfsooy, me evidence for the defence was
heard yesterday. The first witness called Was
1.coh Kn.nse tba ,o1;cano7 ,vt, 1,,s 49,,
vaeop Anause' lue poaeeniau "ho nas oeen
charged with participating in the crime Tor
"44~a s - Ing prosecuting
connsci on}ecteo 10 1hs Witness ondegal
grounds. The defence strenuous1y ureci5 fhe
propfittg ana necessity OF admitting the testi-
mony of Knausc, and considerable time gas
era,,t =, d,sane,,..s w. .,,o c aa,r. r.a .4Do ".s
r1ea ,h, ~ Kuanss vas sus ;tns.s uns eonr, a
.n4-0 '1' -o ",s ~, "t4uese' a1o
.1ooos E,ous. s,,ora-1 an = ,n,;e: as,,ox ;.
fh;rsnn: tnc,r f,,e Gatr.std fso1n.ar ~ @ -.
6avis was present At cennefs honse on Taes
osy nsos; ahG s IN sompany WIN oavia made the
ats t !1hs, Mns 1maets naa 1 Same % me whils stood
ocer; lsf yes. Sc sad her hassatd u.s. Wss
5s.tea: Ia.ksd II she would appca: e:ateet hin il
wslt vi @e 70 t6e station hoess asked her her
Iefs. taskea re- hef Why thefG was se much noise
naS ., gss.ns a,ak an anu aR mnsa noise
vas ne9! ;., = o oGA Wasa sae ntst came 10 me.
~" rere e+ 10 ,a ~ snG pns4ea Gpea ing
ha come tp @ as5eet nim he satd be w,l!a not
t.i i.a W. ~ ~ ~, roa @ phaeo n, oMI ooois, ana
ttu n ~, nong ne ~ anG eh9Ksd me
tei 49, tioa 1 ~ ti = -. 1.E y MeeA. u4aiy
atnEs sHss MN t'S h"1eS on cue ny club lad
hs-1 'oto n1scc tn tat tnato mns Eutas 70
,ron1d l,ka to bs, 'Iane I'm ~ AZ vii, a.es 4 az
S;g ~. c,ras 10y i.! 11n ~ nt!a me. nc
+. T.; r,1is nv rsvs ror u. s,UnS w M!Lnon.
n,v1s iaG 70, tancSca cenna1s m aaa t r.
e. to hip su
nn -3 sh;tt rnne. a Mao no w, ~ ne ma
9,s1r S,e1nej ~. .nr mas ss!,:a ~ aaank We
.ta, Ws: nc Saa he Woud rather die than Eo to the
eonid ret sA1 Ic1n D"'Is fson t holo a,ia,a n III
on &c ofher beat: / thea iet: eti, hi@ VIII
1nt t1e nniiccn,sn diJ not . t' ana
Lin fartser. md at an old ban W. "ot .n n,d .SEs1.
barrow without anT Wheel nnt IN nn II es nsl
rid If rec were heJ. inined hv r,ricsr,a ~ Mt
Who aeeistt Us ConiWTs sttrc,:iei md tdnmnei
abnuf ferrely but we c1t Inn II tI,a stat;on lnd
locked him il cell for the night: Ills yas nbout
lin some. then iii hin; The next MOI orains, a6oat
Tnrno,a srss 5csI ~ h1a ca,t 4hn .n,i @ ae sa.n @
ventilated ani ha n1rty o9 fra.s, e. 1oo WAS
amtned1 ad no, At u f,sst see Davis strike
deceased at ali had enough On nv II han1s - xtbont
ionr cscent IN Ihe tnncss ~ aeas M us
1orai 4ot' ~ ~. NJ ~ e.o..t III ~ CaoAcq nc e.
3 ol scaS an aaa NJ sa ic str9sk
ft W. - r.; ,1e Ia "a; ann r ~ sus "
loI, Of nicsct feuce et.nsk hs bana " To- tEs
sye h: peSls @ stsueE him once tTlee and ch9ked
teI whether Davis hsd a fnets op deee e.scd n't
cav him k1t9 him several times. 1ciioksd him
onIe, ~ .ne IGt. o., GonHeis ~ "as screaming. and
nahinE EooH ~ ncat ~ nqis= an we 1ime hao no
@ had ios MS arest S arrested &c a. ha because MS
, 1863-07-25
New York Stock and Money Market.


GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Government stocks dnn.
q Sos 81, Co... .,10S1. q. $. Is 81, rcgd t05x
7-t0s. .1O11GTA U. S, IT cert ..... .y9A
MoSEf-Contiuucs tasy at Il cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet at l35K1la9.
Gold without decided change opening at 1a54,
and closing steady ut 1e61i6 6ol.5a1 e cent. prem.
, 1863-07-25

VIOLATION OF CH1DoE ORD1kAScE.-Thos.
Mcclure, Geo. Kappcl, and Geo. Lezow, were
each fined SIX dollars in the Police Court yes
tcsdny, for the violation Of the Bridge Or1i.
nance. Can not draymen and fast Young men
learn that when the bell rings they mnstkeep
of the bridge
, 1863-07-25

S11ANA&V DAILY A&A&z4aE1s
FRIDAY EVENING, July II, 1868.
re- Al grain sold "in store"ss reported IL
his 1.arfe: 1szTt q; sa1ject to ac storage, which
s gfata 70 IKE IL fss1 a.4'ira 1s% Ms sss I
zx'ttd ~ 0. b" Or :" "frse Of storage" AZ Hoar
stated.
FRE1GHTs -Easier. The engagements weroa as
tolGwsTo Jpha sTcsnsy
Morton, and Essex, with corn, at DC. TO PoRr
CoInonxE :-Ba1k Cream City, with corn, at &c;
Fk6GRhsseivsa 6a!Roe s,!h iS s1la sppe 1900
brls: Market moderately aetivc az slight cor
ceseion, but a. most Of tue transactions were re-
rive the decline. Sales were 80 br1s Nashville
City white winter At 500; 100 bsls "Nash@y.lle @
iastie5 atf ao aSd ssS Is S champ!oa 20
s:as 'es2s Sfs Has"is ssat
WHEAT -Reseived, 1,7os bu; shipped, 1ae1s
Old No 2 Red Winter ID store At 81 .0oi 2,s00 hn
ao a1d % aa 4o b O. spfine
\. $50 It ols; soo hn DO at 9lsc; 1900 bu
n Foad ss
Eejeetsa Spring lin a. p. d Co.,a) at Tic; so bn
% lin h., d $50 ut TIC; 200 BIZ do lin Ms at
Ey Sample: 40a bu new Iudiana Rel Winter
c0RN-Receiveo, s3,o57 bu; shipped, ao+,5a5
bu. Market H9Ac lower. Saies:-11,O'0 bn
1aVer H!:h Mixed ut SOC t. o. b.; 5000 bu Canal
Mixed aoat at 491ic; 1900 bu DO At 9c; Is 900 bu
a. a. soo ba Rejected Corn in store at i6c 400
OATS-Kecetyed, 1a,485 bu. Market advanced
4 per bush.l. Sales: 5,UCO bu No. i In store at
t6se; IS o0o bn do at 6sc; 800 bu do {shost re-
% b. san,rts: az 1sn bags at ss,c on track.
kfE-kccelsed, lgs6 hu. Market quiet and
BAKLEY-Reeeived, J,so0 bn. Market Inactive
: ALCoAoL-Nominal at s 3Gs5c per GAL
BAGGlNG-5oo Lewiston grain bags az SIC; LOCO
fR6oM C6RN-ztor fatr at s1s5.oo per ton.
HEANS-6 brls Mixed at s.. 10.
BUTTER-ln good demand and hrn- Sales;
!5Hc; is a1kihs prime at lie; TO drkfas do at
tHEEsE-Quiet and steady at 1oc for Western
Ress1yr and lie for Hamburg.
G1EFEEsA.s G4ET51!;.s 9aiet yst. At sSxsss tos Rio
.1to brls New York apples te5<c; go brls do at
HIDES Quiet and unchanged. We quote:
gtJ F1h1. 1..-..-...--..--...-...... ..-...16HQoI7
f1Tsy.;' nTy Sastsa sa,ecd *
GAseA S44Leu- .....--..s.s.....- 6A4p ~
1iehWTSas-FFiiiiin. saes.ioo bri; as 1 IL. IL N
cluIe.-cargo schr Carrie Wood, from Kalamazoo,
20 m. from Johnson'B hills, stIip5, scantling and
toists, at *18g0; cargo schr Adda, from Kalama-
zoo 70 q, strips aud boaztls from, John on's Mills
60 N strips and boards, at $i45l; cargo schr S.
bastopol, from White Lake, coarse mill.rnn, at
$11 rs; cargo schr Aonson, from Green Bay, s.
giles, from Kalamazoo, at s. 80; $40 IN sawed at
S1s6 We give the foiloH Ing yakd prices:
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Montreal Grain mar]Set-Iulr %.

On the corn exchange the sales Of -four foot up
some TOO brls. This includes 4 lot OF 1890 btls
superdne, from western wheat. On private terms.
Good OLD ground brought 81 s0D t.a5, and fresh
changed hands at Ste aud several thousand bushels
peas at 7uC per G6 fbs.
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THE END or THE PERJURY CASE.
Hogan Sends his Fa1Iacr-fn-lAxy Home
~ 1th n Flea In Ills Ear, ana 1s Dis
RI xF<.<S

The case Of Jeremiah Hogan, charged be-
fore Justice Sumucrflcld with faleely swear
ing that Ellen Emerson Was eighteen years Of
age, was again brought up yesterday after
ncon. The defendant was unable to pro-
cure bail, and had lain In jail since the
preceding day. He looked nervous aud ex-
cited, and appeared 10 regret his unfor-
tpnate connection with the faIr Ellen.
Js1e was doubly unforturate-Grst, In
falsely swearing as to Ellen's age; md sec-
ond, in this, that Ellen and he had quarrelled
before the honeymoon was well over, and she
had taken French leave Of him, and was doing
Gusy, IS domestic, in the family Of citizen
Of the West Division. Jere stood up, how
e1er, as manfully as possible under this double
load Of misfortune, and, although somewhat
nervous, maintained to remarkable degree
bis equanimity.
Mrs. Hogan swore that Jerc did not make
the affidavit, as swoJn to By the County Clerk,
although she admitted he placed Ills hand up
on the pen when the TX" was made. She
said that she herself answered the questions
Of the County Clsrk, us to his and the girls
age; that MIS-. Emerson Was willing and anx-
fous the young people should marry, and
even proposed that they should "sttike up d
MATCH" when the flrst eaw Jere; that Mr..
Emerson never objected, but favored the
marriage until Jcre 1sfused to "try 1t oa''-
TINT is, to chop lrewood and drive the oxen,
to show If he we're go,d or evil tempered.
Mr.. Michael Luby also swors to similar
state Of facts.
Mr. Emerson was recalled and answered
the following question asked by the defend
ants counsel:
,!Q"etfton: Mr. Emerson, shat is your nation
ally.
A"tuer: Nationality, sir, an a farmer.
Upon The fact thus clearly shown, that Mr..
Emerson understood tho 'situation," and
that it would be useless further to defend,
Counsel rested, and the Justice discharged
tue dttendaus, much TO his joy and that Of Ills
friends, who testified In yerg Irish manner
their delight at his release. The old shay
theu,'' rs they termed hfr. Emerson, came In
for Share OF their u1aledictions, and ths ami
able Jere looked as If It would afford lin in
finite satisfaction to eat his ungrac1ous father
1n-law.
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Transactions under this head are eunttned ~
tohblng lots OF bacon and lard. which command
tan pfrsious prices: We quote: Western mess
$i60o@16i0; and western do 41a5e018 90 Per bri,
BAcon-bhouldcFs 5H46c; sides 6h@Tc: plain
llama eG910e-the latter dgure Tor canyasaed; sugar
, 1863-07-25

CHICAGO 1I0HT IEYAHrnT.-Au members Of
this corps are hereby notified to appear at their
armory, tGarrett Bock) at eight O'Clock sharp. as
business Of Importance will come before the meet
ing this evening. BY order Of
MAIQn JAs u. pEWITr. Cum,der
, 1863-07-25

~ Instantaneous and efficacIous curcs Of
CoIns and Bunions without cutting pain, OF bleed
ing. Dr. Randalt's Offices, IT Larmon Block, Clark
etfcet corner Washington.
, 1863-07-25

Provisions at montrcn1-Iuly Fl.
Pork has etfll m upward tendency, and retail
Ralcs Of mes are made freely at $la0O whilst
$t1H@11.75 ia demanded for lots. The stock of
really fret elass inspected thick mess is light,
whilst that OF thin mess and that out Of condition
ia
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Paper Hangfpgs at leas than New York prices at
.'oleealc and retail. The trade supplied On the
::C:t liberal terms. iy74w

~ Nervous Diseases md Physical Debility,
arlefug from Specific causes, in both sexes-new
and reliable treatment, In reports OF the Howard
charge Address. DR.. j. Skilllu Houghton, How
ard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street Phila-
delphia. Pa. jy19-4w
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VESSELS PASSED DETROIT
Especial Dispatch 10 tic Chtesgo Trihune}
DxrEorr. July 2t. 1865.
uP,-Prors+ Fountain City. Queen ct the Lakes.
Acine; Essk Orconia: SchEs. Racer. Holt. Wallrs.
Hypten. Milan. Bronson. Bradley.
DowN.-Profs- Sun. Plymouth; Barks Arabia,
Naed: Rr'gs Bay CITY. Treat; Echzs. Eaaau,a, Nou-
pa.iel. Imperial. Dreadrought.
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Held TO BA11--The counterfeitcr Ham,
snond, whose examination was hsd day OF
two since, before Justice Brown, was held to
ban in the sum Of $1,000 to appear at the Re
eo1de1's Court to ausEer,
, 1863-07-25

Some weeks since 1t was stated in one of
the daily papers that considerable sum Of
money was subscribed to give our citizens
tree open air concerts on Michigan avenue.
We are glad to learn that these avenue con-
certs are IN successful operation. Every after
noon when the shadows begin to 1engthen,
hand organ peals forth Its melodious notes
along that aristocratic thoroughfare, followed
by troops Of laughing, noisy children, awak-
leg surertoned echoes about those elegant
, 1863-07-25

The following gives tho time of closing malls
and movement Of mail trains:
, 1863-07-25

CLEARED.
Advocate, Athers.
1kdy Franklin. Athens,
8. F. Gale, A.Eers. .....
Carundelet Morris IS brls salt SO 1bs furniture,
Hamilton, Ottawa. $50 cubic teet timber 15olo lbs
fth. g Ht lba tus &r. $50 lbs me.ch II disc.
3lasEoW. Ottawa 81 bF15 mt.
MrLennan. Ottawa, "a 225 feet lumbar $3.50 Iaih.
Brilliant Morris.
John Morrison LRSalIa,
P:aitie CnieE Willow splluGs. load Of sl,aYings.
TronIndunF. LaSatle.
Imperial. lockport.
0netd1, I ttawa.
Inward Joliet
, 1863-07-25
AHERo.-The La Crosse Republican Of the
o1st. has the following:

John Carol, formerly printer In La Crosse,
retu1ned this morning with his father, on a
brief furlough from the VARS. John was one
Of twenty printers who enlisted In the Chca-
close range, and left By his comrades to die In
rebel hands, before the battle Of Muriteesbo-
70. He concluded to live. BE still carries
ball in his right shoulder, but hopes soon to
be able to join his battery. Johns soldier
look and unobtrusive manner, shoH hun as
rents 1--we at Brownsville. He Is q boy to be
proud qf. ~
, 1863-07-25

FoR SUPERIOR C1rY AND INTERMEDIATE Ponrs,
Tho eple1d did sidew heel sic ,mer Planet, Captain
Chamberlfn, will leave Goodrich's Dock frst shove
Rush street bridge, for above potts on Tuesday,
July -, Ut o'clock. The Planet will call at Grand
Portage, giving passengers au opportunity Of wit
Messing the annual Indian payment. jy244t. =
, 1863-07-25

of compared with those OF lat season:
The receipts BY the Erie and Chauplaln Canals,
from the opening Of navigation, to July 18th, IN
the years named, were as follows:
IQhIdiuR and Sttnr1'a, Timber Staxea
, 1863-07-25

United STATES CoCRr--1n the case of
Woodworth IS. Illinois Central Railroad Com
Tapy, the jury Ind not brought in their YER
dict at late hour yesterday afternoon. The
Court viii probably adjourn to-day to the Oc-
4nflef term.
, 1863-07-25
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN 01N31

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Artbune.J
ERDa xpozr. July II, lsEJ.
ARRIVED.
Ottawa LaSalle. SO bu corn.
D g. Gorcr, pItsoc. empty barrels. $3.50 lb3
Dfin, Norris, ll3 tons c1al.
, 1863-07-25

OFEKISo or DEAABoRS SrREET.-Wc m
derstand the necessary legal steps are being
taken 10 secure The removal Of the buildings
fhat NOW obstruct Dearborn street, between
Madison md Monroe streets, on or before
1lc 18Th Of August
, 1863-07-25

New York Hide Market-JuIy ~.
A sale Of 5.0O0 Buenos Ayres, eOH Ds, was made
yesterday ut asc cash. but the market ia fully 1c
higher day, and quiet,
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
, 1863-07-25

CrSEnous.-The whole amouut collected
1or blllie Durant, who nas 50 seriously In
5ured It Forest Bay on Thursday, was $G4-
SO In the first train, collected By Rev. J.. s.
a.a1an, and 81 On the second train. This is
GuipC finely.
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PROF. O J. WOODS
Hal RES TO II A II r

TINS astonishing preparation turns the
Hair back to It's orjqjnaI coior, after hav-
ing became gray and reinstatcs it in all
Us original heath. lnS,er, softness and
heautv-remoyes all Danrhtf from the
Scalp. and all unpleasant itching L will
also cure Cu'aneous t,rap''ons, such as
Scali Head, letter, &c and hence creates
perfectly healthr condition Of the Scalp
L. a.rinc as Simulant and Tonic 10 the
organs supplying the coloring matter to
The Hair completely restoring them to
their original vigor and health-lhns pre-
yenf;n al tendancv % become gray.
Il also prevents the Hair from becom-
ing unhealthy md falling off, and causes
i, to grow and th,kea where Il is gone.
" resuscita'ing the organs necessary TO
supply nutrmpnt and coorDg matter.
Thousands # Soldiers in the Army have
testified to the above. who hal become
gray and lest their Hair by sickness,
change Of climate. ana ina'tantion, while
performing camp lazy.
As Restorative AMI Dressing, it has
20 equal.
T. & !. ROBINSON,
Wholesale ( Retail Agents for North
ern Wisconsin.
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ShersH'S sale.

State Of W,scon in. Circuit Court-Manito-
voc County. Oscar Koch, against Peter Cas-
te son Merit C4stenson aud Andrew Anderson
DY VIRTUE OF Ju iyment of Foreclo- ure
u ano Sle rendered by the Cir, uir Court in
aud for the county of Manitowoc, State OF Wis.,
consin, at the General Term of said Court held
At the village and county Of Manitowoc, in the
above entitled action, the FIRST day OF July,
A D. 1863 l will sell at public veuduc to the
highest bidder. at the Court House in the vii
laga of Manitowoc, on tie thirteenth day OF No
v,mber, A. D. 1868 at two o'clock OF that day,
the following DIES .rihed property:
The east two-th'riS If tie east half OF Lots
No. one and four l & in Block No. tw" hum
bred and sxty->ix 256 in the village OF Mani
towoc, county Of Mani owoc and State OF Wis
cunein, "a recorded III the office of the Register
e Deeds in and for the county of Manirowpc,
keeping AID reserviug thcre!rom piece oil
Ittie south side If said Lot Ne. four ~ in said
Block No. two hundred -ixtysix POO running
from east to west parallel with the south side
iue OF the list mentioned lot fifty (5o) feet, and
from sou h 20 norm ten 90 feet the same hav-
ing h, t,iore been deeced by the said deiero.
auts, Pete. Castenson aud Meta Caster son.
IRAr SMITH Sheriff.
BvJop> II. BURNs, Under sheriff.
Dated Sheriff ONCE, Mantowoc, August 4,
1863
WV NJ Nichols. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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In Probate.
State Of Wisconsin Nanitnwoe county, So. T.
the matter Of the Estate of Bartholomew Hays

State Of Wisconsin Nanitnwoc county, So. II
the matter OF the Estate of Bartholomew Hsys,
d"c.s,ed.
On reading and Filing tie petition Of Charles
Mccarthy, Administrator. # the town Of Nee
me-, in the county Of Msntowoc and Stste o.
Wisconsin, representing, among otEer things,
that there Is no personal property belonging to
the estate Of the deceased; that the amount of
debts outstanding against said deceaaed az nrar
can be ascertanod is the sum OF Three Hun
dred and Forty Dollars and hat in order TO
paw seid ihdebt dues5 it is necessary to sell the
real estate 81 said deceased and praving that
license for that purpose be granted him, the
said Administrator and proper grounds there
for having been m de before M.
l. IS Ordered, that said application be heard
'ef"re ule, at ny Office, in the village Of Mari
roHoc, on the l4th day of December, a D. 1863
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. And il il further Ordered
:hat notice Of id application aud hearing b.
given bv publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks, in the Hanitowoc Pilot
newspaper printed in said county, prior to
said hearing
HENRY 5. PIERPONT, County Jugie.
Dated Nov. IL, 1868.
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The Singer Sewing Machines.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE is fast gaining \ world ide
reputa,ien. L. is LavoRd doubt the best
md cheapest and most besutiful Of all
Family Sewing Machines vet offered to
the pubic. No other Family Sewing
Machine las SO many useful appliances
for IIernmlng, Binding. Falling. Tucking
Gathering. Guneing, Braidinc, E7nbroideF-
ing, Eo'diug, AMI 30 forth. No other
Family Sowing Machine la. so nucl. ca
pari.y for great variety OF work !.
will sew all kind. Of cloth, ana with all
kind. Of thread. Great and recent ini-
prov-mon's make cur Family Sewing Ma
chine mos, reliable, and IN At dursbie,
and most certain in action 81 all rates nf
.pse.!. 1t makes the interIock stitch,
which is the best stitch known. Any
one. even Of the most ordinary capacity
can see, NJ q glance, how TO use the let
ter A Family Saving Machine, Oar
Family Sowing Machines are inishei in
.ehas,e and exquisite .'yle.
The folling case Of the Family Ma
chine IS piece of cunning workmanship
Of tho most ueeral kind 1t protects the
machine when not in use. and when about
70 he DICTATED may be opene,! as spa
cious auI substantial table 10 sustain the
work. While some Of the Cases, male
on, of the choicest woods. are finished IL
,hs simplest and chsStcst manner posi-
hle, others are adorned and enheliished in
the most costly and snperb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary TO SEQ the
Family Machine in operation, 50 as 10
iudga .; Is great capacity AMI h"antv.
Ii is fast bacorning as po?ni.r for FAM.
IL sewing a. our Manufacturing machines
are for manufacturing purposes.
The branch Offices are well supplied
with silk. twist, thread, needles, oil, &c.
OF tho very best quality.
Send for a Pamphlet.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURERS co
AS Broadwa~. New York,
UfIrauLcc Ofice, Il NcUhaH Vouse
SEWALL ". SMITH.
Acent in Manitovoc.
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Later from Eeade's Army.
WARRENToY JUNCTION,
November S-noou

November S-noon
Upon the lifting of the fog. our forces
commenced crossing and found little or no
opposition. They are pressing forward
to Culpepper The 8 Division of the Sd
Corps. under General Prince. crossed the
river las, evening at kelIv's Ford, and
captured 252 Of tue Goth and Ssh North
Carolina regiments. General Princes
bows vailed the ford, which was about
waists deep, and the prisoners had to wade
back.
New York, Nov. 9.
The Washington special 10 the World
.ays: Advice. from, your special cores
rondent. to night. from the front. s:sse
that The advance Of probably Of the entire
army ha. progressed most satisfactorily
today. II passed the Rsppahannock
again. but found no enemy in anV force
sufficient, To ri.k anv general engagement.
Presen, indications do no, render gener-
Al engagement probable.
Arnv Of the Po'onRc. Nov. 13.
H.rulGs Spcci1E-The weather il ad
mirabls for active movement. and no
doubt Gen Meade is aware Of it. War
re.,on Junction is At present the depot
from whence all army supplies are is.ned
A deselter from the OH Alabama. Ew-
ellis corps. came into our picket linea YES
,erday. who .ta!es that the men in hi. reg
iment have laid down their arms since the
fight a, Rappahannock Station. and refu
SCI TO serve any Logger in the rebs' arn'y.
They were ordered under guard. bnt before
the guard came. thew succeeded in disper
sing them selves through .be country and
seeking OPPORTUNITIES TO coma into The
Un'ou lns.
Pr..iA-n, Lincoln has sent { laronic di.-
patch 10 Gen Meade, saving in substance
have read your congratu' atory order to
tie 5,h army corps have to saw in ref
.reuce to their gallant exploit At Kappa
hannock Station, well done.
Washington, Nov. IL.
From the front we herr ihat the enemy
presents very strorr front on The bank
Of the Rapi!an, ard has re commenced
picket shooting.
Yesterday detachment II lie lss Yer
most cavalry were fired nnon while going
ont on picket duty. and al along hetwe eT
Su.nmeryiIie and Germania Fnrds oar ner
on picket found i, necessary to keep under
cover. Or ei.e be rnele targets Of.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-11-20
SfsCHsss'S sale


state Of Wisconsin. Circuit Capitalization
F,yre, against ARIEL n Brown, William Salaw,
Lisrn Mellow, Ei.z beth Norris, late Eliz be h
Adams Frederick IEaKer ard Matthias HUI
DY Virtue OF Judgment of Foreclosure and
ID Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in and
for the county of Manitowoc, State Of Wisco.l-
Elm at the General Term of said Court. held at
the village aud county Of Manitowor, in tn
shove entitled action on the 81 day Of JUL,
D 1868, will sell at Public Vendue to the
highest bidder, at the Court House in the village
OF HaGitowoc, on the thirteenth day Of Novem-
her, A. D. 1863, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
that DAY, the following described property or so
much thereof as viii raise the amount of said
judgment and costs, to>wjt;
All that certa piece or parcel ofland situa>
ted in the county OF Manitowoc aud State CT
Wisconsin, ard known and described "a fol-
lows, to wit: Commencing at the north west
corner Of Lot No. four (4) in Section No. thirty
two (32 in Township No. nineteen l?), Range
No twenty-four go, running east to the Lake
twenty-five Chains and twenty-five Links !;
thence along the Lake shore due south six
Chains and forty five Links Is G. 45 J. } !;
thence west to the Section line twrnty-j0ur
Chains and twenty Lii ks; thence n,rth six
Chains ard forty-fye Links to the place OF be-
ginning. containing fifteen acres of land, being
the north part of the said Lot No, four = IN
Township No nineteen -19- north OF Raugc
No. twenty >four -24- east.
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff
By JoHN Il Burns, Under Sheriff
Dsted Sheriff. Office, Aug. 4, 1858.
VIM. n. NICHOLS Plaintiffs Attorney.