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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-11-13
SherfH'S Sale.

State of Wscon.in. Circuit Court-Manito-
voc County. Oscar Koch, against Peter Gas,
terson, Meta Castenson and Andrew Anderson
DY VIRTUE OF a judgment of Foreclosure
d and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and 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, on the first day OF July,
A. D. 1868, will sell at public vendue to the
highest bidder, at the Court House in the viii
lags of Manitowoc, on the thirteenth day of No
vember, A. D. 1868, at two O'Clock of that day,
the following described property:
The east two-thirds of the east half of Lots
No. one and four l & in Block No. two hun
dred and sixty 1851 in the village of Mani
towoc, county of Manitowoc and State of Wis
consn, as recorded in the Office Of the Register
of Deeds in and for the county of Manitowoc,
excepting and reserving theretrcm q piece off
the south side of said Lot No. four az in said
Block No. two hundred sixty six 1856 running
from east to west parallel with the south side
line of the last mentioned lot fifty 50) feet, and
from south to north ten (l0) feet the same hav.
ing heretofore been decided by the said defend
auts, Peter Castenson and Meta Castenson.
IRA Z. SMITH, Sheriff.
By JOHN Fl. Burns, Under Sheriff
Dated Sherif's Office, Mantowoc, August 4,
1868
wv Nrruoro pI,;nt;A-, Attorr>y
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NOTICE.
I'VE are now prepared to issue Passage Tick
w cts from Europear Ports named below to
Manitowoc. Wisconsin, by the old Black Star
Line, 1T following-named rates-paysbie in Pa
per money:
London to New York ciry-Adults, s25
Children under IL wears OF age, Ia
Liverpool to New York city-Adults. 20
Children under IL, l6
New York to Manitowoc by Railroads.&c.,
ond class, Is
Children, half price,
L C. SHOVE & BRO.
Manltowoc, Wis, Fab. - 1863.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

law, the opinion of a Circuit Judge to the
contrary notwithstanding
We NAV az some future time notice the
Kansas and Bastile portion of the ar
ticle in question, but | am not to be ie1
off 10y hat futter now, but only wish to
note the fact, and cali the attention of the
people TO it, whether from motives Of a
partizsn character or not is no matter
That at least one Circuit Judge for ttco
years, ignores, pi0iates and diso6eys a
plain lato Of the laad prescribing has Of
fcia, duties, and aou j'tstites such rioka-
ton and diso5edience by the plea that he
did NOT deem it necessary TO obey The ia,c
an question.
Such an assumption need. no comment,
ENQUTgER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
Death % rTr Oliver Phelps

sErs- has haen received from Lent
"owe.I, oow En eomu,nl rs GJnDan~ Z
tith Re- annatne.a- h iss.L O. Il
pLlvER PHELPS, nf taat Company H
wsS Killed on the nnrning of the 23d Of
June, hy d ball through his head, while
on dufy With his company then actin- as
sharps. ooters, at Ylcksburg Lieut. Pow
ell speaks of Mr.. Phelps in the highest
terms. a. brave and faithfu soldier. and
kind and affable companion, who will
be long remembered nv every member of
his company, all Of whom sympathize
d eepiy with the afflicted friends both AT
home and in the army This Young man
was a son of Mr. oliver W Phelp, Of the
town OF Miiiin. vino it will be recollected
cheerfully gave three Of his sons IL tha
service of hi cluutry. ali Of whom ere
In the Farmers Guards, and have proved
themselves faithful TO the cause in which
they were engaged Deceased was 81
years OF age last August
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We are permitted TO make the follow n

We are permitted to make the follow n =
extracts from letter from Lieat. Wu,
NOBLE to his father, dated IT Carlisle Pa
on the 5,h Of July inst:
On The morning of the Ist cf July w.
met tue enemy at Gettysburg, and gave
them battle The fight was the hardest
| ever saw At first we drove th m
breaking their lines, AMI captured Gen
Archer with large portion Of his brig
ade In the afternoon they came on IN
stronger force, drove US back through
Gettysburg and captured :: large portion
OF the l~t army corps and some Of the
IIth | viii give you the casualties o.
tae first iav's fight
In the 2d Wisconsin, ali the fed OH :
GERS were wounded Lieut. Wine..nr of
Go III killed. Capt Perry Co. ID. Capt
Ia sons Co. r. Capt. Sperry Go X l. t.
1amr>on, Lea. and Morrison. Co o.. ami
~Hvsr Maj LeEate, were wounded
El &c were k0ted- >eri j . Nsit
.sres .~sa,.- : y Nlifa5- aal Norre-L
t-s-r WotasdcR Co-p rails L, k" Aver
.u nnr-s. ami T. Il Rowland -
Is J. ,Id.er J Z .Ionu-ou
.a ! s., Perry. ! 3, pr---ne
+ .t ..Eea aa| tsaa Hl.s.a-an Prs
org L ,5u.-rs aaH = Welsh
I..- -E-#.. s.. 'su~ + 8.#.-
.# Nez farr F .-ard Mos
sasaa- i selsran ANA sn.- 3D. w.
.aag# ~. ..aiIa &. 49, a-..
y~- -t uri=ru =. -s.ua ra-
...! - E Il W,scons 81. aet
ID. snvrs 10 The other Realm-ngs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

IHE htsN.geacer Of the 4th / after
I preaching two column sermon an abuse
Of Clergyman genera lY who ar not more
il ft"or Of African Slavery than they are
I Of the prccept~ IF the Bible comes IN with
a column of justification Of the southern
Rebellion, and misrepresentation We
had hoped the present Editor of the In
tci{igencer would 50 far forsake the e foot
steps OF ms predecessor as TO deal fairly
{ o BIZ quotations from our columns and
+ rerresrn,atians Of our s;;,tt-rnenrs In thi,
we are deceived but charity leads Us to
/ believe that it is the confirmed habit Of
the types of tn establishments TO alsifv,
or the cause he advocates, rather than the
natural inclination Of the Editor. that
/ leads to such a course Since our neigh
bor has sot his haaI in sernon:zins, we
propose Offering him text or two Tor the
foundation of future discourscs Here Is
one relating to free speech ami free
press (suhjects held - sacre hv Copper
/ eSds generally at this time) to which we
hope he viii do Justice. In his discourse,
we trust he viii not forget to tell his hear
ers thar rhis law was gotten up By Dem
ocra--, and approved by that party gene
orally Here j. the text from the o lie OF
laws pissed by the hoglS Kansas Leci$-
ture, AMI which the Buchanan AImin-
istratinn attempted . enforce in that
Territory
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
Republican Union 9 ate Conventi1r Il

a Republican Union State Convention will be hele
AZ the Capitol IN the CITY Of Madison. ? clock NJ
o dt'-isN. III ~ = dts rf
next o. nominate candidates for State officers 10 be
chosen At the general election in November and tot
such other a. Ion the public fare shall &c
demand
The chief public question. no before the country are
cd of dealing with the rebe ion. There is reason
why tho VINO concur substa TALLY in opiu upon
thsc subjects should together politic ally
whatever may have beer iheir antecedents "e there
fore cordially invite all eIecto uni o
to the State Convention az ressd no approve Of tbs
following propositions
That the ion be preserved in its integrity
That the constitution and laws Of the Urited States
be -nforced throughout the whole national domain
That the rebellion be suppressed no by comprsmi-
with concessions To traitors hut by the sword
whose agency they have themselves woke
That the Nat nal A iminstration should be heartily
and generously supported IN It's efforts to pat down
the rebellion.
Each Senate and each Assemo district " be enti-
tied to two delegates in said Stat Convention.
The Central OmTnittee recommend to the district
committees that ons for the election
esates be held as early Saturday, the 81, day o,
August.
Madison, July sth 1868
HORACE RUBLEE
j DID,
c W. HAZLFTON,
JOHN LOCKWOOD
J. ". TT &ART
JOHN p. LEWIS
II p COOPER,
J. r. MUNGER,
CH :. ESSLI GER,
J. NJ GTILETT.
W T. SMITH
state Central Committee
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

Crops -. iur;nE pur late transit through
more oaau Ewo thousand u;i of -raiu
tssa.--.n- i. auGatrv. fastrIiuE from IinnesolA
CO Ja- a nsaS -nea-s. terot--' Michigan,
Indiana. .4tg. ,I 0oI >, and Nv several
svHv- rarsl .sr sHl ~.ere .r. -e- 3rar
t4 .rag.s 10. E.u-..E. e.Tg.. rEa au.. Has .t~
-urutrlEa- asf.-ee .eEfrH..e gs--- EsaE 10
s.lIe p4tc = eu "a aa5 aaj- arr failure
sycln drnu H. az eueat ,r,aW IN aver
ace standard aus III others these crops
are "a much avov. an average. In sout =
ern Ohio ere we -av people harvesting
the 2.ts and = h q. june the wheat C rap
was very heavy, 50 all SAID, 50 it appeared;
but IN that section the cat AMI corn crops
were thin and unpromi,ing La indiana
ard noIthern Ohio a failure of all crops
Is apparent n places, IN others excellent.
In Michigan this I..,.rt he q fruitful year
for ali crops .ruirs as well as grains In
eastern WISCONSIN wine. & i = slim crop
ia s.. ar N .he LaCru>Sn ! Hey and IN
southern ~ t.unsin the average of wheat.
an mi eats must ha som"lhin1 above
un.es, ra.iucei by bug or accidents In
t.runt County 80 Iar ts We nave sen and
from what IS heard, wheat will be a full
average. except for accidents tla. may
take place. We think the chinch bugs
viii not prove destructive this vear-from
causes otyet agreed upon. Whether the
time of heir depar ure has come, or wheth-
er some accident has befalIen 1h IN, is
not settled. Some think the weather has
been adverse to them hut " rather think
the = dav has ended by the appearance
of a destroying angel and that tn race
VIII he extinct by another year Grant
County Herald
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

GEN MEADE the new leader of the Army
of the i'otomsc. Is the grandson of George
Meade, of Philadelphia, an eminen Irish
American merchant whose firm, (Meade
4 litzsimons) contributed in I1Sl Sl0,-
600 10 fund for the relief of the famisf-
ing army of Gen. Washington.
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MINERAL POINT SALOON

NJ 4 X \ /. J.. il
UAs OPENED At MS Old Saloon ia IIlh
Street and ~upprt his B4r Nith thy ue-t
quality % Liqnn.~ he viii hr pleased fa s-e
ais old customers as sny time. and invites the
patronage of the public generally.
Nav 81 1852 y II
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se sss. .saUssa
SAM'L II WE,
Commission erChant,

iIt sou b WatHT ~Irce'. thica9o.
- oLICTTS Consignmeuts q GEIAN. FLurE PoRx
~ LAND. etc Tor sale. order To purChs e. Wi
T.ke advances on Cupsignments DC held here OF
sAsep~d E~<r - S-,
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I<P sB.rn-!avvu County Courr


n tte usGtfer or the 1stzt 1ciH and tesfIH.et of
S,s,rla JIpreteId, deceEs>I
On rad NJ and ing gbe petition q Isaac 7. David
OF Ie 4 County representing among ether things thst
n the 18Th day D January, A ID Ioo, the said lie
ceased contracted convey 10 Ia .hs said petition
er the Yr=ais kuo 2 the north hall q the south
east quarter Of the south quarter Of section No
tweuty-tvo, tLZl in Township No four. 90 north q
range No on. Il west. And claiming that be, N.
said petitioner entitled couvey vance &c said prem
Is and PRAYING 3hat John Newman, hxecutur cI The
last Ai aud testament af said dacessed be authorized
and directed by decree 80 this Court, 10 make and
cute conveyance Of said preIS@s - him, tE said pc
fiioner sad petition be heard before
tb- Judge this Court Friday the it day sf july
next ensuing at the Probate Ofce in the Village %
DodgeviIe q U'c3ock IN he afternoon of said day
is further ordered ,haf notice thereof be pdi-
hsed for six successive hfre such h-arins ih
the Mineral Point Tribune, weekly newspaper clF0N
/ lsting 4 said County.
Dated Juue 18Th, 1888
-A- T--..-tY Fud.Zs.
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NOTARY Punlle Convey ancer and General Agent
y Linaen Jawt county. Was 4"-u
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DOCTOR DtI.t.kIRN.

nHYSICINN and Surgeon. Nin-rs. Pa.ut- W,>cnu-in
| ufse one 1. -,r a-.ase Paslvr8s Dra- >gvrg, lig
Street y -"
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THE TRIBUNE.
M N Err A L POINT
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1868.

o P6 Z HISS Iss9s' EptroRs AND PRopRrzToss.
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Cu.l.lE- Is. loEnER.

4yoUNSELLoR At IAN -Omcg i'm Ross. Battling
Opposite Fr5u4Ur Nfc.. airs, High street Nii
,rSi PeinG. Wisconsin ="
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From thu "a Wisconsin.

Head Quarters 81 Wis, Vols
July 9Th 1868
u w Bliss, ri enclose the report
OF the number of killed, wounded and
missin. of Co | in the battle of Ge.tys-
burg. July lst, 2nl and 81, which YOU
will please publish and obii@e
Sergt Joseph O Williams = Killed
Private, Morretz i Hesse, -
David w Maffett.
Corpl. Luke Avery, wounded slight
John VI Fur.e, in groin
Micl Neutrality-suspicious.
Private Otis Evans wounded
Richard L. Gidley, Leg
VIM. Grant,-slig. I, with Co.
a. Christian Kline, slight.
j r johnson, q
w. W Loofborrow Head.
Chas. Mich, Leg.
W A. Owens, Shoulder
J c Perrine, arm & head
Joseph Weber 4"
Alex. C. Perry, Leg
" +. Smith, Back
Chas Derring, Leg.
MIzslNe Richard Gundr Fred Bel
knlp, $ C. Ed-ar, Thomas Pascoe
Mark W Terriil, + C. Tavlor, John
Gt ,nvil Q, and Lieut.. Wm Noble, -Pris-
Oners
KILLED )
WOUNDED II
MISSING
Total Loss 2S
Wont into the f-ht with 3S men Col
Farehi Is wounded Lieut. Col stevens
killed, and MAJ Mansfield wounded
OF those missing prisoners minority
viii be wounded
*ScrL't VI ,ior Geo. II Leeate Wa. kill
ed during the repulss.
Reg't lost 232 killed wounded and
missing In Haste, Yours
GEO II OTI :, Capt Go. |.
sLgtt"rs from Lieut.. Noble and Quarter
master cCornic, say that Sergt NJ j. L-gat~
was only wounded, a-d that he is doing well
w trust their rePort may prove correct.
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N-0rARy Pualic, Land Azen &e., &C. Arena, lows
co4uty. WIS., viii attend taE nty 'seIf y taxes
&C with 4ccuracs md dispatch o.
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VOLUME XVI.
TIE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
In The old Eagle Saloon, dorner = High and Vine
streets, Mineral Point Wis, by
BIZ $ & . O N
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frgsEr Al Dealer iu Dry traods Groceries, Provisi
VI ous, IArJesrc. sc, Yellow stone MS
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ANIIFI N. REESE.

nyFTCE In NaFetts Block in rear x Drug Store
y Mineral Point. Wisconsin 34-l J.
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GARDNER q. nIEaG-.

A TTORSEY Al Isv auE Solicitor o. Chsueery, y
4 .rai Point Once r. NIutsu's Block
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locks, Wa ches and JeWelry
tast hAs been brought e. this city The public
respectfliy requested e and NsEline for themselves
StEClAfLE>. FITt'H K 2 y EHT q gRDS.
olLNF FR And PLATED y Arb Tor Sslr.
hepassng done SHIRT Notice, and warranted 20
give E.t4Tr >altsyrsot5aH JevelrY af . kinds made
. order Particular attention given -
r \ X " y e
- Sa1p : 4 ;he alt s-au1 of T Davey.
sAutFAl luint. De, -. l-rI. 2atf
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MIssINe Richard Gundr Fred Bel
knap, $ {. Ed-ar, Thomas Pascoe,
Mark W Terriii, + G. Taylor, John
Gl anvil ., and Lieut. Wm. Noble, ,-Prts-
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
THE sglELLING OF CHATTANOOGA.
THE SEAT or TIE NEXT BATTLE.
The Capture OF Union Vessels on the
Rappahann0Ck.
FRcM TEn soUTzwEsr
UNION MOVEMENTS In NGRVH CAROLINA,
ksss dcs, kos
Our baltimore Corrcspondence.

BALTIMORE, August IL, 1863
Opening of 2e Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroad-Thc Wheat
Harvest az the South, dc.
Tho Batm,re ohio Railroad opened for through
travel along whole extent, from Baltimore aud Wash
ington Wheeling and parkersburg, this morning The
nrs train lott here at eight O'Clock, and traiu carrying
she great Western mail will leave every day hereafter
that hour.
The railroad company have tho assurance OF the gov
that the road shall be protected hrnceorwad by
adequate military force and believe such force is
now stationed at the proper points along the road
FIR the sources of information indicated in my letter
OF May 90 have learned to-day The following facts in
gard to the harvest in the South. which has been
gathered for weeks II will be that they fully
confirm the theory which advanced in that letter in
gard TO abundant crop this Nay, the reality
exceeds those estimates
The wheat harvest in the South this year began
the sth Of June and it about the 10th of July
The following table shows the Of wheat actually
harvested in the States named In the present year and
In the year 1860 Tho figures Of 1860 are from the
United OF that year or the wheat
OF this yea not yet threshed but the data wh ch
get these made up by experts, who having boon
the spot, easily compute the amount from the
number harvested and the condition Of the CROP:
WILMA M EgfIpf
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
gns0a,s .he Rellan.e and saele on .he mou.h Of lno

gunboats the Reliance and Satellite, of tho mouth OF tho
kappahlnnock on saturday night last.
The ganboats, lying each other, were captured
after slight resistance, by the Coniedorates, who ap
preached IN boats.
several of the Yankee killed and a number
wounded. Among them Lieutenant Hodge of tho
navy
Various trophies have secured from the captured
vesseis and about sixty prisoners who now on Their
way TO Richmond, including Captain Robinson. OF lhe
Satellite.
From the Richmond Dispatch, August %.
Tho party OF LonfsderaieS under the command or the
gallant Lieutenant John Taylor Wood on Tuesday last IN
Chesapeake Bay OF the mouth Of the Rappahannpek cap
ured three Yankee transports the ooqGctic Golden Rod
aud Twill Iirathers Of them from Philadelphia ana
one from Maine. Two laden with anchors and one
with coal The Golden Rod destroyed and tho other
carried place OF safety There we're about fifteen
prisoners taken board the three. This makes ninety
prisoners geDboats and three transports captnred by
Lieutenant Wood since he left Richmond on this expoi
ton.
TTrom the Richmond Dispatch, August 81
Yesterday fifty two prisoners from the Yankee gun
boats Reliance and Satellite, including eight negroes and
n petty officers, lodged in the LIBBY. j. r.
d. Robinson, acting master, commanding the satellite,
was among the petty officers.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Jcn. Davis n Poor Logician.

rom the Richmond Schtno
The President tells he wants In his
agony appeals 10 the ladies' for help, and
grants general amnesty 70 all desertersadvcrtisng
the sad amnesty for twenty consecutive days In overy
newspaper confedeTacy at cost OF thousands qf
dollars General Lee appears To be Of the mind with
the President. He, too wants Ifc calls upon
all mis- officers Join their respective regiments
without moments delay and appeals to the people
OF the several States to send forth every capable OF
bearing arms One would suppose that two such high
authorities would be apt 10 know what they talking
about But the newspapers including the Presidents
dear organs, diligently engaged day after day
In assuring that the nkee draft IL dead failure
that the Yankee armies wasting away by disease,
desertionx and expiring cnlstments that Lees army
numerically than Meades; and hat Lincoln Is
his last legs, in a military point OF view.
Which are we 70 believe the President and General
Lee or the newspapers We can't believe both; for II
the newspapers 10 be needed there Is need for
another in armies. All that we have TO do is to
stand perfectly stil and Lincon's legions vanish
into thin Then will march to Boston without tho
slightest inconvenience or interruption; and will be
able TO do that next fall This is no time to triae with
the people. They not fools. their spirits
not 10 be kept by Conflicting statements They know
that the conscrption of sto forty Ave. and
the call OF the President and the appeal OF General Leo
do tally with the sangunc articles Of the
What they want de usye hepes, but tho
that the President intends 10 act with wisdom and
energy. We do want more men. The Yankees try
ing TO play another trick just before tho bnttle
OF Chancelorsvc they assured us that Rockers army
only seventy thousand strong and Just before Grant
captured Grand Gulf they assured that there would bo
no more general engagements during the war Reliable
gentlemen who through the Northwest brought
that peace and alliance with tho conledcracy
positively determined on.
They are try ing to fool us again. Reliable gentlemen
"iust returned from Washington' arrive almost daily
within lines, 10 that Meade Is srcccving
no renforcements except few negro regiments &c.
We have had enough OF this stun 70 satisfy tho ad
mnistration. This the calm before the Storm That
will not wait for the dog days to expire Meade is
first thing know Ice win be attacked both TANKS,
East Tennessee invaded by forty thousand and Mo
bile invested by way of Pascagoua. The house must be
set IN order and kept So for the storm Will soon burst IN
all its fury.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

undo Brgad er General Avcrel our loss Ia about two
hu dred killed and wounded. The enemy's loss rs not
Known We have taken abuul hundred and Dfty
Prisoners and piece OF ARTILLERY.
SAMUEL. JONES. Major General.
Official john WniIz.a Lieut.. Col. and A. and L. q.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
A Rebel piraticai orga
The following advertisement, IL from the columns Of tho
Richmond Erdsaiscr ii the oath ut:--

Richmond ETdsaiscr ot the oath ut:--
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY.
Having secured the services OF commander, Of ten
years naval experience, tho Board has determined TO
commence operations forthwith and that purpose
quires the saOscriptiDus paid up Immediately.
pcrs desiring 10 subscribe urged u do 10 without
delay, tho books viii be closed the capital is
made up. ). L. APPkRSoS, Treasurer.
II would seem frcm the above notice that tho rebels
abont issuing letters OF marquc private companies,
and that they have their mind eye hxed OF the
many privateer vessels fitting England prey
upon our commerce
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

The wheat n Louisiana and Arkansas viii BE- taken to
Texas aud together with the wheat OF the batter state.
will b. Mexico. For what purI, se ins vii 10
duHe informed. OF tho wheat raised Ia Va in,
IN 4 in the northwestern part ot the Sa'c VIII NJ, be
available this Of the SOUTH but i,i dos nut
ancunt millions OF bushels The cro,- ~ the
Shenando valley, and IN all hoss porrts the St,te
below the latitude OF Washington AMI tne mouth ~ the
KRnawha river abundaut and All Of these ,cNcept
In direct track OF the armcs) havc becn gathered IN
un or