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SheriHs Sale.

The State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Mantle
voc county. Henry w. Hunt against R. E
E. Noyes and Charles A. Noyes.
pY VIRTUE of a judgment of foreclosure
IL and sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for the county of Mani.owoc, State of Wis
consin, at the general term of said Court held
in the village ard county of Mauitowoc, and
State aforesaid, in the above entitled action on
the 1st day Of July A. D, 1868, will sell at
public vendue to the highest bidder, at the
Court House, in the villgae of Manitowoc. on
the 5th day of February. A D. 1864, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, the follow
ing described roperty or so much thereof as
will raise the amount of said judgment and
costs ,to-wit: Lot No. nine--9-in block num-
Der fifty-two -52-in the town plot of Two Rivers
county OF Manitowoc. and State of Wisconsin
Dated October 9th. 1852. ..-
IRA P SMITH, Sheriff
CARTER WBIPPLE, Plaintiffs Atty.
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State Of Wisconsin, Manitoroc county, SO.
In the matter of the Estate of Timothy Hsr>
rirgtou, deceased.
IN reading and fling the petition of Vic
~ tor LIE Clair, of the town of Mishicott, in
the county of Manitowoc, and state of Wscon.
sin, representing, among other things, that it is
necessary to sell real estate 10 pay the debts OF
said deceased. and praying that license be to
him granted for that purpose.
1t is ordered, That said application be heard
before me, at my Office, in the village of Mani
towoc. on the Esd day of November, A. D. 1868,
at 10 o'clock An.
And it is further ordered, That notice Of
said application and hearing be given by pub
fishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks, once in each week, IN the s. Manitowoc
Pilot" a newspaper printed in said county,
prior to said hearing.
HENRY s. PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated September 2Srh. 1868.
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Take Notice.

DY mutual consent, the undersigned, part
ID ners and heretofore doing business under
the name and style firm of Hunter and Kabke.
Of Manitowoc, do hereby dissolve the said part
nership. which dissolution is to take effect from
and after the date of this notice and further
take notice that the Indebtedness of the said
firm will be liquidated by Christian Kabke and
E. II. Rand, who now own and will hereafter
conduct the entire business. Persons owing
the firm of Hunter and Kabke can discharge the
same by a settlement with said Christian Kabke
and E. Fl. Rand. and they are hereby notified
that the said Christian Kabke and E. II. Rand.
by the articles of dissolution, a,e the only per
sons who can give a valid discharge for said
indebtedness, CHRISTIAN KABhE,
E. Fl. RAND.
not,bor 1862
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SherlRs Sale.

The State of Wisconsin-Mauitoxoc County
Circuit Court. Frederick c. ,Jores. against
Charles Durand, George Rice, and George d.
Bartholomew. Execution. s....-,-7g
By virtue of an execution issued out Of and
under the seal of said Court in the above.enti-
tied action. to me directed and delivered, and
agains. the personal and real property of said
Charles Durand. George Rice. and George Fl.
Bartholomew. have seised and levied upon the
following described real estate, and all the right,
title ard interest which the said def ndants, or
either or them, had in and to the property at
the date Of the filing of the attachment. to.
wit: on the eighth day of November, 1861, OIL
have since acquired:
Lots nos fr,m one - to twenty fonr "a
in Block B in Reeds addition to the village o.
Manitowoc, Manitowoc county. Lots nos. from
one i to twenty eight --22-- in Block {
of said addition. Lots nos. from one i t.
twenty eight --2s-- in Block of said add
ton. t. - - " 81 -
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STRAY Cows.

TWO cows .trayed from the subscriber liv-
ing seven miles north of Kewaunee, about
three weeks ago. One was iow-size1, dark red,
white face. with horns TUNED back-past FIVE
year, old the ether was red. and had small
piece saved off one of her horns-nine years
old. Both had bells on with chains. Any in
formation concerning them will be paid for by
giving notice to tie Aanitowoe Pilot office, or
to HUGH RAY,
Town of PIERCE Kewaunee county.
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seVtH, Z, EIGHT, 5 OF TOO " = =
Also all the right, title and interest which the
said defendants. or either of them, had in and
to Lot q, Block 163, village of Manitowoc, at
the date of the filing of the attachment, to wit !:
the 18th day of December, 1861.
Which said real estate, and right, title and in
terest as aforesaid, shall expose for sale and
sell at public auction at the Court House. in the
village of Manitowoc. in said county and state,
on the 6 h day Of January, 1854, at 10 o'clock
III the forenoon of said dav, to satisfy s,id exc.
cution and costs. Dated Sheriff's Office, No.
vember lh, 1868.
IRA P. SMITH, Sheriff,
by JoHN H. BuRss, Under Sheriff.
GEo. REED. Plff's Atty.
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German Printing Office
- FOR SALE!

TUE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale the
l. materials formerly used in printing the
German newspaper-the NoRDwEsrKH They
consist of No. 4 Washington press. German
and English news and job type, leads, rules,
chase-, furniture, and all requisites for publish.
ing German paper. The materials are nearly
new, and the whole will he sold che.p. by ap-
plying to OTTOi TROEHEL.
sept. y, 1888. Mantowoc Wisconsin
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,


STATE OF WISCONSIN,
MANITowoC COUNTY
Village Treasurer's Office,
Two Rivers, October 18th, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN lots or parcels of land lying in the village
of Two Rivers and State of Wisconsin, will be
forfeited unless the taxes levied on the same in
the year 1861, together with interest. costs,
and charges due thereon, shall be paid for the
sam, before the 18th day of January next, and
that on and after 18th dsy of January next
purchasers of sale certificates dated - will
be entitled to conveyance on the lois or par
GELS of land described in said certificates Of sale,
...r,;,o r., +J,a charter or cold VILLAGE to wit .
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Tax Notice.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
COUNTY OF MANITowoC.

a I
COUNTY OF MANITowoC.
VILLAGE TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Two Rivers, Nov. IL, 1868 {
NOTICE is hereby given that on and after the
IN 18th day of December next, shall sell at
my Office, all hereinafter mentioned lots or other
pieces or parcels of land, upon which the taxes
for the year .se3 have not been paid, for the
purpose OF paying the taxes assessed on such
lots, pieces, parcels of land together with the
costs and charges due thereon, in accordance
with the Charter of the village aforesaid, TO wit:
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Recommends to his friends and customers
his new stock of Bourbon, .-onongahela, Rye,
Old Rye two years, and Rectfed Whiskey !;
Brandies; Rum; Gin; Arack; Cherry Wine
and Brandy; German, Spanish and Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Arack Punch all kinds of sweet
Liquors; Rhen. French, Madeira aud Port
Wines; Cider and Vinegar.
l will wait UPON my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side, Manitowoc. .
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Slraycd.

From the undersigned, on or about the frs
of July, STEER, coming four years old, red
color, and horns turn ia. The finder will DO
rewarded by JAMES HALLORAN.
cato, Oct II, 1888.
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One copy, one year, sssg % On
Three copies, on year, 200
Five capies, one year, s1 = 30
Ten copies, one year. and Que 80 the
getter up Of the cldb, If 90
Twenty copies, one year, and one to
the gctter up of the club, "a 90
Additional copies, each, l2o
Tae name CT tie post ,oiace, county, and
State, should in all cases be plainly givet in sv-
erv lester.
Payment always in advance. and all papers
will be stopped when the time OF subscription
paid for expires. Address
VANEVRIE, HORTON eco,
Lea, Nassau Street, New York
Special Offers.
We desire this year TO pace before million
Of northern readers the great doctrines tae Day
Book teaches on the question Of the RAces.-
We confidently believe # this journal we're
placed in the hands of one half Of he voters Of
the northern states between this time ard No>
vember, 1864, the Democrats could not fail IA
carry the uext Presidential election. W. there-
fore make the following offers ne: in tho~lighs
OF prizes, and NOt even because ii viii be pyofi-
tabie--ior We can scarcely afford i,--5ut soleRy
to secure Wids determination Of the pielcy rh.,ck
ICE profoundly 6eiiere UiH SAGE orr country:
Clubs of Twenty.
For club OF twenty, besides the extra p41Dr
now offered, we will send a copy of De- 1aah
kvrie's great work on Negroes aud Negro Sls-
very. the third edition Of which is just ready
Price 81 90.
Clubs Of Fifty.
For club of Fifty subscribers, at $50 we viii
send one extra paper and complete set Of our
Anti Abolition Publications, the prices of which
taken together, amount to So 80.
Clubs OF One Hundred.
In relation to clubs Of one hundred, We viii
say this: Whoever will send US one hundred
subscribers at one time, the club to be sent 70
o~s address, and begiu and end at the some time
will receive the papers at STOOL!
" II. l. Co.
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Oshkosh City Nursery

WE, the undersigned, offer for sale for the
spring OF 1868, the following varieties of fruits
described as follows
25 Varieties of Apples.
Embracing Summer, Autumn and Winter, and sill
| tested, hardy kinds, age from to years, old ;
height to feet. Price when delivered at
Oshkosh. per 100, s25 90; Dwarf Apples, sc
cents each.
Pear Trees, Dwarf, Extra Size.
3 AMI years old, with fruit buds, OTIS
2 aud 3 years old, so
STANDARD Pears 6 to fact high, IS
do 4to6 do so
These Pear Trees are very fine. The extra
sized are three years from bud or graft. and are
model trees in all respects. The Dwarfs are not
to be excelled.
20 VARIETIES OF PLUMS.
Standard, to # high, and years old, Is
do 4 to 3 do do 20
These trees are straight, stocky, and furnish
ed with regular and handsome heads.
CHERRIES.
A good hardy assortment, S 6 # high 50
GRAPES.
cts. each cts. earh
Delaware, so to Is Rebecca, 40 to SO
Concord, 40 to so Isabella, rs to 80
Diana, so to so Clinton, 20 to 80
Hartford Prolific, 40 to so
Northern Muscadine, so to IS
EE All Trees warranted trle to name and in
goo d condition.
Also, a fine assortment of ROSES, Standard
and Running. DAHLIAS, GDADIOLUS and
CARNATION PINKS, and SHRUBBERY, of
all the hardy varieties.
All Apple Trees we offer for sale are hard;
varieties and all of Wisconsin growth.
k#- Trees will be delivered at the most con-
venient points, by railroad or steamboat, by one
eff the firm.
JAMES O'RRIEN. PETER McCOURT.
Oshkosh, Wis, 1868.
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TRINA

ths arguments Of Abolit!on;sss shau.d ItaktI
Day Book.
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WE, the undersigned, offer for sale for the
spring of 1868, the following varieties of fruits
described as follows:
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DEFY COMPETITION!

The patronage of the people of Mantle voc.
Calumet, Kewaunee, and Brown counties is So
licited, and they will find it to their advantage
to call and examine my prices before purcha-
sing else where. To the people of those coun-
ties I would saw. that for the patronage / have
received Of them I am very thankful, and hope
TO have them continue the same, as | am
better prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
Prom this date will pay the highes. mari ct
price Tor all kind, Of
81 PRODUCE, LUMBER,
Lath, Shingles, &c., in Cash
NJ. MAHONEY.
Kaoitowce, Nav +, 1863.
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Unequalled inducements
to customers. My stock consists of
French Wool Casimeres, f. d IT. CASH
nseres, Satinets, DENNIS, Co'Onnades,
Dress Prints, Vaiencias, De-
laines, Ginghams, Lawns,
Dress Goods, Checks,
Pads. Ladies
Cloth, IL c.
With large stock Of Ladies' Stella, Brocha,
and Silk and Worstrd Shlwls.
Nv Groceries consist OF a choice assortment
Of Black and Green Teas, Br, wn and White
Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Dried Apples, Currants,
Rxsins, Palm aud CASTLE Soap.
Nv assortment of Boots and Shoes comprise
Mems and Boys Boots,
Women and Chjldren's Shoes,
Mems BaimorGi Shoes.
Ladies' Congress Gaitrrs.
= Chiidrea'S Lola Montez Caters.
Also. . choice lot of Cutler, Spades SHOW.
els, Rakes, Hoes. Forks, Nails, Glass, Putty,
Sash, Tubs, Pals. &c.
have also large assortment Of HATS &
CAPS, and all my goods will be sold at prices
which will reQi,,
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In Probate.

GOTTLOB BIELING,
Village Treasurer.
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Notice of FOrfeite d Lots.

Manitowoc, October 81, 1868
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-18
FEoM vICKsguRG AND OTTER POINTS.

NoBILg June 18th, 1869.
special dispatch the Mississppias, dated Panola
June 10TH says that Yankee caVsy thousand strorg
under Col Hatch, passed Holly Springs Monday going
outh. Another GieEsoD raid Is contemplated.
Col hcCuHOh Of the End Missouri cavalry, zed The
enemy q miles south of Meupha Monday put them
rout.
The Memphis Bulletin OF the 18th says General
Price drove in the pickets Helena, Thursday mig
bat that heavy rain prevented attack Gen. Price has
four bTgades, but the Bulletin thinks that he will
tempt to take the place, that is not his tactics.
The Bulletin also says that Grants sharpshootat
ard the rebel works, a8d rebel dare his
above the pxrapets Sherman the right Se-
PhersoD the and McClernaEd the left. The
ced regiments are relieved by fresh troops daily.
Northern dispatch gays that Hunters troops have sail
ed from Port Royal to reinforce Banks
private letter from Clinton, La, June S.h says that
Port Hudson has bean exposed tremendous FIRE from
the epemys fleet for the past days. IT reported that
two other gunboats badly damaged and withdraw
from the attack.
GreEson, with force of 1900, STACKED Col Logan,
with 400 Clinton the h inst. The enemy
handsomely repu!ged with loss of 40 exclusive of so pr
oners. Our loss was killed and Il wounded.
There terrible thunder here last night and
the hardest rain seen for many years.
There was incessant firing Yck5burg this morning
Five prisoners captured by cavalry yesterday Ed
ward Depot arrived here this forenoon. They belonged
TO the Bird Iowa cavalry.
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Running the Blockade.

We presume that The majority of the people IN the Ine
For look upon the citizens of Charleston and Wilmington
AZ ere gangs OF and spectators therein
Perhap ma thew would be little kuTpried TO know that
the citizens of Wilmington in proportion 10 their means
are even less eyed The business of
chan almost any portion of The poT of the State
There few exceptions suppose but as rule,
What we have stated fact The spectators come from
abroad Our worthy aucticieers sell tie goods placed in
their hands frd sry body can make thing 60 higher
than NIKE CRohY tcsee that man. hut he does
that simuIy ss IsIt lis bUrtss. AS rule, the car
roes sold here are rot owned here Frequently
run in here Cvptd N Charleston, have been simply
landsd ard lun tie WmirgtCn kanchf ster Road
FOR sale in Charleston It hes been found, however.
that just much money thrown away, for goods
bring better prices here than ia Chlreston. But
TO place the local demand regulate the
FROM the Rsppahannock slnot the Bio GTaude. The
fact of Wilmington Charleston being centres Of blockade
fuunrg certain class OF speculation arises from
rcumstanets with which the permanent citizens Of ether
place have very little do. Why, let WmiDgtonian Of
old standing are that is 10 say Of full four
teen years, 90 itO any publ gathering here and he
hardy knows man; and speculation have changed
h- whole thing. Bn let follow the auction sales
thros hout TIE country and be will pc meet tie
same faces aud again. They toll not
neither do they spin, Goldman s his glory did
make money as FAST they do.
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THE SITUATION OUT WEST,

JACKSON June 13, 1868.
Inc enemy landed $4,000 strong Or and Gulf on the
Sth april they we're attacked by Bo Tnan's, Grsy's,
and Traceys bgadss. who fell back after gallant reaist
snce The enemy then advanced in the din ccon of
son. Our forces fought them the 18th d 18th May
aho "lssissP2l Springs. They supied Jackson,
ms &tnf sacked Inc place and entrsnch Sd the 10Th
e H'th Femoeron gaVs them battle at Bakers Greek.
forces fell back the attack on the 2Srd at
0fioRe; again his forces retired, losing o
w, 8, on the 18th, Grant laid siege Vicksbnrg,
I - $3.50 AaSoe an assanit on our worl g, and
"s VIII RmeT I've slaughter On The seth no
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gster TO Associated Press says that Ewe attacked
Miroy winchester Saturday, and fought from then
until Sunday. He renewed the attack yesterday
ing four O'clock and after struggle OF one hour the
Abolition ag was lowered and victorious veteran took
entire possession.
The whole of Kroy surrendered, six to seven
thousand strong together with ell his stores, etc. also
several hundred horses wagons equipments artillery and
trains Our loss in killed wounded and missing viii not
exceed 100. No fcers were killed Miroy endeavore ed
escape, but it Ia that he has since been cap
tured.
Col Acott while endeavorrg to reiHforce Miroy with
about 1000 men, captured by Get Edward Johnson
Oh Sunday evening. ROYneyile
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renewed the assault with the On the Slst
troops refused to the assault and ha dea of Ia
king the place by storm abandoned. Dichirg g Eeige
and para els he has present within 800 yards Of
works AID monnted sege pieces He has opened
Are without doing any damage far Our loss in this
ries attacks e0o0 The enemy between 40 and Co.
&C., ra ns present force will not exceed 60 coo notSfh
standing heavy have reached hel. Sym
bers have been swept eff by sickness and desertien.
Fears regard to the subsstng of our esFrson
Below Is SET nent daily ratoa Issued One
QUARTER OF pound Of acon half pound Of beef and i've
Fights of ~ ind neal with allowance of peas, rice
ard
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ALL woRRl0G WELL AT yICKsBUKc. &c.

JACKSON, June 18th, 1885,
An olhceE who Lett Vickaourg Wednesday night re-
ports al working we'll The garrison fine Spirits an
are well supplied with provisions So far but little
mas been done by the enemys fire. The fetal
garrison since the siege VIII exceed 500 Grant still
peegng away from his para els but miachiefas
doue SO far
rumor that AagrudeE il marching New ORLEANS is
current, bat it is not c1edite in official circles
Nothing has been Of IRE eaemys cavalry the
szmiSh yesterday Since bDg ue2aced By jackson, it
thought they have given up tbs idea another raid
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vICKs 81 Ri AND PORT HUDSON.

NOZZLE, June 18th. 1903.
special dispatch to Tie Tribune. dated Jacksor.
llth says that the latest Port Hudson S. that
tie Fedcras continued the bOmbardmont There Wa
ing definite from Ficksburg Port H1dson.
special dispatch 30 The Advertiser L Regiater dated
Jackson June 18th, says that Pamela Dispatch Of the
Ilh Ls says that HATCH South rs AriBqb a
Tippas county.
The citizens OF Horn Lake reports transports, with
troops supplies, &C., goipg.down.
The Ficksbagg correspondent of the Times AID very
ser, says that Grants loss is tremendous diana
regiment went in 500 strong, and with the Colonel
AID $50 men, The same correspondent says that Fed
era brigade has baen repu ed Big Black by job rston
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE JOURNAL.
FROM The WEST

JACKSON, MISS, June 10th, 1863
Memphis papers, of the Gin inst, that Grant 10
mounting heavy rfed parrot guns His paraessre with
in $50 yards of ours.
Adjutant General Thomas dangerously i'll Louisville
Burnside building Railroad from Danvl!e Nichols
vile, Ky.
Nothing further from Port Hudson.
But little firing at vicksburg to day.
It has been raining hard all day.
JacksoRs cavalry and the enemy's had skrmish a. ed
wards Depot. The enemy retired Our loss three
killed
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We HAVE TRoX s. a. GoETzEL Co., Mobile, vo,ur,s
S large octave pages Of type Of the largest szs
on ne journal It is entitled " Raids and Ronancas ..
morgan aud his Men," by Sally Rochester Ford antb,o
VI uoeIy other things. Why don't the woman call herself
80, u name by which she was christened at least
mat he wey they used chrsten people and the
Is 'ha' she was 'hrseDed long enough ago to have
earl, f iEe 'nftian baptism. is altogether too
'S' pAs0f reality Miss o. MIS-. Sally r. Ford "a absf
Of ths tines. ~ 1NS1N
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CAPTURE OF NEGRO TROOPS.

JACKSON, June Ilth, 1868.
negro Lieut.. and IL others belonging John Taylor
aloore, Grand Gulf who had been arrested by cii
for committing depredatious brought
day. Some excitement, coupled with threats admins
ter the lynch law created but they quietly given
to the military authority be dealt with they
claimed to be u s. troops. TIE weatbe. cloudy and
comparatively pleasant.
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FROM MISSISSIPPI.

JACKsoN June l2th 1867.
special dispatch 20 she Miasssippan dated Pamela
June 1lth says that the Yankee cavalry under HATCH
have gone back towards Memphis.
Citizens HON Lake report that - trains loaded
with troops passed down yesterday.
Heavy firing at Vicksburg continued last night was
heavier than any yet heard The weather is clear and
warm Thermometer go.
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FROM VICKsBURG-FIRE AGAIN OPENED ON OUR
WORKS.

JACKSON, J1ne 1l.h, 1863.
Our the vicinity of Vicksburg report Grant
hauling water fer his troops from the Big Black, eight
miles. His mounted seige guns opened Ere tonight snd
the fire was incessant. Our coIzmbisda replying
promptly, proclamiDg the world the speech that ami
mates the troops in tho works and that yicksburg will
surrender.
All eyes turned Kirby Smith, whose
depends the fate of Port Hudson snd Vicksburg.
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SINKING og GUNBoArs-pnlCE nELow HELENA.

sinking OF GUNBOATs-PRICE BELOW HELENA.
JACKSON, June Is th, 1893.
special despatch to the Mi.sssippa8 dated Pamela
June Eh, says that General Narmadnke captured one
transport and sC1k another Helena on the Ilh list
Two regiments were sent from Helena against him. He
routed them and drove them back to town.
General Price marching old town point IS mile be-
low Helena.
T"enty-two companies from North Mississippi bGvF re-
ported 70: duty under tins late call
Nothing new from VIcksbarg. Gut little firing the
weather is excessively warm.
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Fro POET HInSON

SUMMIT, June 18th, 1863.
gentleman from Woo dYle reports that Banks ia for
trying on Thompsons CT eek, Northwest Of Hudson
and ID planting heavy aeiz8 guns. Banks mustered out
several Regiments. SAeTglans left has ampu
tated.