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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

LATER NE VS.!
NsSiii1otrn limo !

" aNItld| On, me 10
The fnii"wjnr is supposed 10 represent
HE rebel military s,iua'ion, derived from
very responsible sources
4 ioqw AFRO rs one week, SUNDAY and
Monday hast Gems. Inug~rrent AMI Eweil
,a~,ei 'i.ror4h Culprpprr ana headed TO
wards the Shenandoah Va ley. moving by
ten different Ion'es Tie di<par.hcs in
tie uorhiaG r"l.ers speak cuiv Of i.weji's
rn'p~ and estimate a. from l00C0 to IS :
GEO men a. havin, made lheir appearance
ia from: Of Mj!tny. l.'ng>trect'~ corps is
also 10 be taken into arruunt. While the
cueny was engaging Mi'r"y at Winchcs-
ter, Long>lreet was marching across the
Winchester and P~,umgc Road towards
Martnsour1.
On Saturday morning Gen NcRcvnolds
was attacked at Benysli.e, y miles cas-,
Of Winchester, on the Washington and
Winchester pike, by an over5owe,ing
force Of tic enemy nuler Ge.nerai Igimhle
and fe' back to Ninche.,er.
Gu the same day Winchester vss g.
tackled % The south liz tfweil. AMI l.iIrov
on that day, 'epntsed Eveu sharply. He
~as also ai'acie ves,e, day. ana has fallen
back 10 Ilarnei's Ferry.
\ force q the enemy. apparently Of the
same As moved on Derrvvillp. advance to
Martins burg aud st 1 =. " yesterday de,
mandeI tie surrender OF that place, giving
half IA hour for women and children to
leave the town. Gen. fyler refused to
f.,r - J
A force q rebels was reported hy orr
scoa's 10 he at Potomac Greek, and a 7i>ir
from this body was an'icipafr,! nj Aonia :
bu :hev did not make their appearance
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 18Th
SAYS: : From Cn'p"pper we 10 not learn
much. There was considerable ex.itpmep,
here Yesterday over the news thafihe en-
envy were exhibiting considerable force on
the Peninsula, and advancing in a threat
cninr manner. We learn that a column
of 3 900 80 900 were can ped at BoI,ans-
vile. m New Kent county, on Thursday
night. Their gunb"af~ are also reported
in the James and G,,,ri.Xnbon,i.v Oar
troops on The Peninsula are sail 10 have
fallen back to avoid being taken on the
fail, from nayigahla w"rei<. Aapropristc
measures will doubtless lie made hy our
military To arrest them. II The ueon;e Of
i;i"hnonl have heeG waitinc for lie coal
Of fire that makes even rerrapiHs move.
they hara it Low. Then FL mp the com
pan ?. Of Home Guards by instant acti IN,
Is they 'hiuk lhcir homes are worth de
: r,!:,,xs,
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THE GREAT OHIO CONVENTION.
Serenity -ivs, Thousand People There.

GSfcAty -4Fc1 AQul5aAI IC5pic --1ciU.
Columbus June 10. +.
TIE democratic state convention 70 be
held tomorrow vii. be tie largest ana
most imposing Of aoy tia: has ever been
held in this state. <>
Early th;s moTninc AL tie hotels and
boarding houses were tiIIedto ovegtl,"in@
and there was a continued stream Of arFl
val, a! day. Regular trains 0: liIjeen and
twenty cars, and extra trains Of tie same
number, bear hiihcr, from al parts 81
Ohio, many thousands of the democrats
yeomanr7. Tie Cincinnati train Of forty
ears has arrived, oqeftlowing with peope.
Fifteen cars came from DAYTON, and dele
cations trom otAsr portions Of The state are
equally as large, aud an safe in conptl-
ijng tie number of people a!rea ~ here a
% 900, 8 large proportion of whom vii
be compelled to sleep on bare floors. Poi
iIcians of both parties are unanimous il
declaring that Tie Convention tomorrow
promises 10 be the largest ever held IL
.ls west
Coy Tod this evening remarked that
he naYer knew the democracy more en-
,hus:a~tic, aud that lie contes. at tie fall
election, lie believed, would be warm and
close. Gov. Tod is saDguiue OF receiving
;ho republican nomination next week
From advices received nj the railroad
Hnior depot, 81 the trains in the morning
will be immensely filed lis, the'e}ore
iair to say that from 5000 20 100000 Of
the democracy will be in attendance to
morrow.
A number Of prominent speakers are
here, and i, is arranged that, while tie con
ycnlion, through It's delegates. are no;ni--
Eating a ticket 10 sweep the state by q
large majority in October. stands Wi. he
erected in Goodlow Park, fGom whence he
masses will be addressed on the great
questions Of the day.
There arrived from Knox county, TIL,
| morning, Geo persons, headed by bani
of inueir. From Medna county there n
rived about ! 400 Around The subnrh-
d lha city are several hundred wagon,
Across the Scioto river there are 10 a en-
cte l 300 wagons, and in the ren.re are
Tres ana al Tie paTaphernajja ot cala.
.ito
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y~-L2-3; 55an lonlnatad for CoTe-1a.'
~ Loo.2m@tioa.

Io'HnhA-, june II.
The Democracy of0Aio asse.uh!e,l in The
uay.:o! today TO HE nhH.aer Of six'y OF
evenly thousand. Every train com;rg tc
he city bore huu'red4 from every part o.
he safe. It was the largest ard mos,
enthusiastic convection ever assembled IN
Ohio.
Ex-Governor Msii.i wa. president ofthc
convention.
Tie first business was Tie nomination
Il candidate for governor. &. /. Ea''au.i-
CLAM was nominated hy aceIanasor
amid the prolonged cheers c! Tie mutt
iude.
Ez-Sene,or push m7!e fiery sgoec',
announcing Tie arrest Of Taliand CHAM,
his mock trial and deSpotic b,nis'meat
lie exccrated Ruruside's Order No. IS.
spurncl and deiied it. "a spite Of his
wish to decline the nomination, pu,A va,
nominated for lieutenant governor.
Judge Van Trump was nominated for
SYD:e.ua Judge.
RESOLUTIONS ,lsronncinr VaI'anlie,,am',
arrest, aad dem 3nIing his r"es-c. were
adopted, 4 committee Of twenty was az
pointed to wat ca tie 'Te,ilen! Of the
! 'n;tel States and demand lis re;urn.-
~ Interference ~ the military occurr4d.
The soldiers taking pat il tho ptoyev,s-
iNgs.
EtsoIutioas thanking General Mason
and ho provost guard tor the gentlemanlv
manner il. ~hich they had discharged tha.g
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A.: ENROLLING OFFicE,

Az ENROLLING OFFiCEa SH1r-AVe
learn that last Monday in the town Of L.
Gaaon, Dolce Co., Mr.. !. S Douglass.
Chairman oflhs Board Of Supervisors, was
shot AMI severely wounded While engaged
in the discharge Of his duties rs an United
States enrolling officer. il is not known
W., ';o2 is responsible for Ibis murder. bu,
while Mr. Uous'ass was taking tie list Of
names, lie vas struck by a BAH in The left
shoulder, discharged from gun BY some
one concealed IN tie bushes near by.-
lie fell, and, on attempting TO rise, ano.ieg
an was fred al bin, the contents ofwhch
missed him.
These are the facts of the case, as they
we're told to Us, We hope the perpe;ra-
jor~ Of this cowardy act Of assassination
"I'l be promptly discovered and made 10
sulFe: the seye:est penalty which our laws
iut.jct on the authors Of such crimes. II
there are those in this country who 10
not ike the laws Of the land, they can
easily leave i, but ~hjle they remain here,
and are protected in lie and property, il i
TO! Only their dnty to obey lie laws, bat
10 aid in their enforcement.
Tie differs Of tie government wust lie
protected, aud We know Of no punishment
,"n severe for H. csc 10 ~ku'k behnc. trees
and fence, and watch their chance % shoot
jpwn an manned man. Who /. 5.uir. oufv
what lis ca 4 requires lin - perform *
Al oiii CT. 1t tie actors q; Ills tragedy
g ,g,.;it If. ,,,.i s,,.l ,,, l,....
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NlDAL F9R GnH. MrAGHaa Gen.
HI7EEy las ordered . KEArHrr croas 70 tc
struck for presentation 10 Cen MEAGHEH.
|. viii be Of solid silver. with tie buckles
sna cIa-ps Of pure god, With = heavy
scarlet ribbon, and will bear the FLOWING
inscription Gen. MEAcnrR, of Iri,l,
Brigade, 4. KesRHrY's friend and conraap.
from lie Cd division" Tie medal VII
ie Gnshed in J;,ne FOR presentation before
the Generals departure FOR Europe.
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Our next Governor.

Z. g 3. ~. Ic,N
pub,irans ,,,ropabo,, he ST.. 81 .;,ao
tho ,giIv.pLss seat;u., -
aupornc4d ,h., ,ho =
currl.er, # ,la e~ecr,;ro Ia. "A -,
81 70 III. :. rp.se,y.r o,d ro,,..o,u
consented - H.. . ce,a;1y,a ., - for,l.
con;r., s,ac,;o, .,ae.,L.
n-o,.;.ss = ID ,;,, 80 l ~.
.ve No, Tho vo,:.v - s.,~ro.o ia. s,r
snooo..ion r-o,, D..oa..,,:o .o,,oo. .ro,,,l
in - lsas, ao,;,.,,o, Ia ro-.v nor :,
-. - -:
- 3'- 7 '''"' i'"i'S i'"' "'""ss e''"-
ecu io' Us personally, sc viii assure Item
i Is 'as waste OF thew powder to endeav-
OF 70 tsi'as' W votes what accident alone
H'' lhl+!c'ed upon tn's S'se during the
's.p o. 'il's accidental woFsh'ps 'm'sru'e.
- " ,''"A Ae Las ''e !'S'~e Track o.
''' '"'''' ~ .''e' '0F hsPEo!ic"n or secret
league saiirages.
Tie Democratic Convention, for the
| nomination. or = S.o.o MI. ia
,r.,
( 80 '"N' " H'-o - = No.
or province % dictate n tie matter We
deem II cur frl'i,ege as public journal
I isl, ie,iiinr the ruie Of the marty now in
,ouo-.;r ~. c.,., 80 J. l-o,,.l.
r II
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1hey Mrade Western Virginia, Psnnsy!-
uani0, end Ohio
Hooker Noviag to M.,rrcept thfn
New York. .IGne Is

The Times SAYS cGitoriailv that iuturma-
ton reached that city yes' erdav. from,
Washington, that Lees army, 10000
strong. was on th, SIDE the I.appahsnnock
marching northward, and Ipoker's army
WAS hasieuiug forth to prevent the rebel
advance.
Lee, before the close Of last week. cross
ei bv the for1s above FreGerickS Gurg.
and was apparently pushing for the Or
anra / Alex anGria raI'road.
BIZ Friday Rockers Whole army was
on the norlhwar! march, following that
day line between Wagrenton and Cat
let's stations.
Lee las been Joined by large de:ach-
ments from Moth Carolina and The Black
water. and all his cavalry have been mass
cd on the north fork Of tie Rappaharuoril
Lonasfreel's corps lately at Cupeppcr,
has doubtless been joined to Lees army
lockers force cannot be inferior 10
Ices as our army has recently been heav'-
Is reinforced fron NansemonI, the penI.-
sula and elsewhere
No official or scmi-oficial Indications
of lhes, movements have heen received
from Washington. and The Times sry>
these accounts were Obtained IF, IN ether
sources, but there seems TO he al ag' er-
,arnt hat our army aud HAT Of the rehe.-
40 both OF the moya and SO closely to-
.erher they can hardly avoid a collision
soon.
Wv T.t. Tnrn \
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DEAD MEN 10 BE MADE Useful 1t is
proposed to light Bombay with gas made
from the bones Of dead IIindoos. Il is
calculated that each body will yield geo
cubic feet Of gas. What an illumination
We msgh. have il America when the var
is over
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

ES" The amonu, Of public school mon
les to lie distributed this year, is 5 1885,
GEO. or fortvfour cents per scholar. The
iucome of the funds is fifteen per ceL,
greater than last year.
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Uarri- Burg, Juns Is.

Harrisburg Juns Is.
70 Um G. Thomas, Ph,lad}pI,a
The President calls for 800, 900 men
for a term o. exec iitg TX 'ss@n,hs. Al.
men So raised II be ere, !iIei to the drafs.
Gen. Lees arniv Is approaching IN force
We must have men Immediately 10 check
alm. Can I,u not raise Il force 1T cnce 7
The men are 20 be equipped and paid by
The United States.
a G. CURTIN.
Albany. June Is.
The Governor received to-day tee
gram irom Washington. calling for 20 600
Hltltlt Immediately. The Govern,r "a.
summoned the several M.i,r General. of
the Safe militia 10 Albany fur consuita-
lion, and 'allen steps for the rapid organ-
zauon Of the militia. Gen. Stafford tele-
graphs that lie can bring ont 5 coo men
without delay. and Tie General cornmapd-
re" the Sth Division promises 600 A
l'Ait will he ui.,'e under he State la,r 10
Il | ~ HE maximum ulInb-r all the militia
rr@imen'~ III the State, and from these The
20 GEO viii he supplied They are called
10 serve >iX months, and will be credited
Z" the Sale as thgee years men under the
impeniing national Graft.
Baltimore. June Is.
Gen M'rov was surrounded at Win
chester by 500 rebels. but. after des-
p9fa'c ij.g't, he eat his WAY Ihrough and
nmted with oHr forces at !larrer's Ferry.
onr force at Nartinsburr has fallen back
On !In.pe,'s Ferry.
Nav vi, 1nuo,s
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Dad nCs1Nzss.-The Milwaukee News
~ cit is rumored HAT two enrolment
!epn'ieS were shot dead Oh "Wednesday,
near s.. Paul, Decatur county, Iniiara
They were riding in buggy. Six men
lirri upon them. The name Of one ofIhe
unfortunate men was Stevens, TIE draft
must not be avoided IL sacl. means A.
this, anl every iaw abiding citizen will
all il. bringing he as-assi'.s to Justice
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IMPORTANT FROM THE Kappa
HANCOCK.

Tie Rebels cross II ~ iuTye farce under
General Lee!
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To l5m G. Thomas, Phslad. !ptu
The President calls for 800, 900 men
for a term TO exr &c Ing TX ss,~n,hs Al!
men So raised t. be credited to the draft.
Gen. Lees artnr Is approaching IN force.
We mast have men Immediately to check
altn. Can I'u not raise Il force 1T cnce
The nra are 20 be equipped and paid by
Tue United States.
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Ey- LEYI BasaFoND, brother of the
Ex-Governor has been appointed Surveyor
General Of Arizona.
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It is almost certain that the whole Of Gen.
Lees army has left Frederick burg. ;hs
last division This morning. and gu HIS
Plank Road towards Charlottesville yea
ter2ay L. NJ
Harrisburg, juno Is.
Tie Governor has issued = .roclsma-
ion. saving: "The State is again threat
eue,l with invasion. and the President has
Issued hi. proclamation for 30, 600 from
Pennsylvania how appeal to all cili-
z-ns If Pennsylrania, wiling TO defend
,heir homes. 10 rise in their might in this
hour Of peril The issue is one Of preser-
walton ar destruction That il IS die pur.
pose o, TIE ei5sssIy 10 invade our border
with al tie strength lie can command .
apparent. I therefore c"Fl upon all capa-
ble OF caring arms, 10 enroll themselves,
and to give AID to the eff ,rts 10 he put
firth for the salvation of our comnou
county"
Dispatches received Yesterday from the
ope rators a, Ci,amberShurs and Hagers-
town give information nat rel,e9 eaSal,y
arrive, al pe,ryvi'!e and Martrs burg, Md,
about noonr and at the latter place there
has been hard fghting. sijlroy WAS con.
testing their advance. Communication
is destroyed between Winchester as>d Ma
inshurg Reynolds has been driven by =
large force Of rebels from perrysiIIe to-
Bunker Hi. Tie enemy is also at WIN
chester
All of fees army is moving
News from Muddy Branch asd Noan's
Ferry indicates that warm work has been
going on there. The capita! ana principal
cities and towns q Pennsylvania are in alb
so!ute danger.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
MajoB General Dsx's ORDER.
eENsRAL ORDERS vo. 9.
HxApou ANrxns, DxrAsSxsvv ~ sag El-,
NV YoRx IItY. sent IL. lHa3

HKApQu Awyxns, DxrARyNgvt fHg EA~4,
Nsw fosx Csy, sept IL, 1853
The troops qusrtsred in the city durns the last four
weeks for the purpose of protecting public property
aud the ofccrs Of the Uuted States In making The draft
Of for the military service havisg been ordered to
reoiu the Army q the Potsmsc, from which they have
been Temporarily detached the Mtr General Cominaud
Jog csuuos allow them leave The department without
to them his thanks for their soldefy depo
Inent During ibe whole period Of their service no,
single complain, Of dsordsry conduct has been made
10 him; the contrary, In their admirable discipline
their cheerful Submission TO the ciy authority and the
,onn,ei,sl regulations of the city and the cour,esy
whah bss marked their intercourse th the people they
have earned me respsct and good VII % oil with whom,
they have IN contact Distinguished their s.
sntry ths face OF the enemy and their devotion
NJ their country bey hsye gained reputation
by ther sefc0ntvol amld the siinrensenfs OF xr-st
metropolis alter enduring for two campaigns the trials
aud privsions NJ the csup aud the dangers ri many
sard contested battle Held Under The rc,ecin Of -ch
body ~ citizen spdiery the -airfsl honor will slway-
be secure fr' rsproseh and prlnS liberty frcm en-
croichipeBi
IL Rrtgader Generals Ayres ad Ruger. and 10 Their
officers, the MAJOR rcner9i Commanding tenders his
acknowledgements their strict attention th,r duties
sGc OF the excellent condHr~ of boir resrevtlve c.ta
msuds
10 Rrigadi.r General ,saey ~ cssrnoand,r ihc
rc.s VA ihs city sud hsrhor o NV York tie than
the hssor ,enepai Cnmnasng especially doe tot he
ind'cous arrangements his increasing ysita'ce snd me
prudent management of bis c1Dnsud darins rro ~
.res svci,ement and ditouy aud he ~onf ~ violence
hta leelinga he ~ withhold this y bic exurrs
ion his hsf1lness D. the ctIens ~ New YORK fOf
the do:crmiustha they havo .yloccd 10 mglnsm the
pnblw order and the ssrea.scy c' the ev mtuestfna
that the rot9s rr' ceefmgs which occurred spre hr a
srmea command ~ tho department were but the sper
outbreak II misguided passion. and adtS tie b,ghcs,
assurance nj future nqlity, and tha, ncacehe sn
mis,inn 70 authority which the ouly sccriv fo pop
lar government.
~ VAS B,g.N, Assistant Aabu,ant euner1,
IHcSAs LORD. Jr, A,d he Camp
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
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The New York herald., 1863-09-24
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CsRsIoS-MitIrr in Brooklyn on "Wednesday srp
icmbcr 20 BY the Rev. Charles y Robinson Rev I.r
csr rros, of nsyerhili Msss 10 Pss daughter of the
late joseph Miller. Esq.
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Samuel A. Scb'efIctr, Esq.. al ~ this city
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