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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27
w. r.. RAMErS,
LRma amd Tax Rayang Ages {,

ExIRA, AUDUBON CO., IOWA.
ras Land business sfAas&etsd In all Its braaeAs eel
Tsxss paid fSE Son-Fsaideats, Tiiies sx4iaiasd,
Collections made, ana Abstracts fnfniEhsd.
RefsreAsaa-~D Hsrris, Pxnorz, tow&i 8. L.
Larkh oass soaREy, Iow&s HAbhitf q GsrpsnteE,
CasScii Bluff, Iowa, .. c. Blsomss, EolRe4I EiHas
Nay 81, IBs7 IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

those feelings whlch SO ssAasa %, asazAtx arise
II a sEsaAie pE&nAoya aess. ahzM gssaA Be&spira~
1ssL ss eztia8 m Eeiaktns wHsS&y&m ID SnmhoIs~
uvaT gnd ztomaEh-s Taess aggsse Esass h@ sesieys6
III yea Dc ire 70 b weff Tae Pills kskea accora~
lpg u she pEiaAe4s kastsag asnssf 1zl AGsxa pre-
dEce healthy action In both ityeS ap6 stszaaeh
ssk ID hasassi sRas asseaas aesaaf sxsAa sa eaaS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
Coming to their Senses.

The Republican papers are getting
sensible lately. The New York 7;nxs. 3
radical Republican sheet says;
Uoles. We are greatly mistaken, the
Government will very soon find i. necc.-
.ary to check the Incorporate patriotism
of Gen Burnside in bis mode of aealin.
with Unaffected persons and Presses in tho
Loyal States. Whether the powers which
he claims TO exercise over freedom Of
speech and the Press do actually belong
TO his office or not, it is very clear that
that they should never be entrusted to >
nau whose zeal ou,runs hi. Judgment
An ovel jealous frierd will often do ten
times more harm by restless AMI irjudi-
ci0us meddling than an open enemy; aad
10 exercise Of powers hich, Loweve. mecca
ssry they may be, are always odious, an
excessive prudence i, always preferable 1.
a headlong and reckless temper. We
have no doub. than Gen Bur psi,le thinks
he is rendering the country an essential
service, in snppressing the Chicago Times
and in forbidding the circulation of the
New York VIo5ld within his lines; and
we have j,st rs little doubt that he j. u,-
,erly mistaken, He will very speedily find
that he is multiplying ten-fold the very
evil he seeks 80 extirpa,e. 1t is vorv
rarely tha. 4 military man can be found
who is capable Of understanding what
public opinion is, or who can be made to
comprehend that the Press has anv other
right. than ,hose which he may bs pleas
ed to confer upon it. We do not know
that we should gaiu much on either point
by appealing from The camp to Tue Govern
nen,; our Interest in the welfare Of tho
country rnpss us to risk the experiments
Of counseing Presiden: Lincoln 10 put y
check upon Gen. Burnsidss superservce-
able and dangerous proceedings as spsed:-
! Y ~ possible.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
RESOLUTIONS OF TIE CHICAGO
HASS MEETING.
Adopted by 10000 People.

The twenty thousand loyal citizen, o,
Illinois, ass,m5!cd his svening TO consul,
upon their interests, do resolve,
/. That law is the buIwark Of liberty
the ahrogs,ion Of law is the death of ,iber-
tv; the constitution guarantees the free
dom Of .paech and Of the pres, and III.
right of,he people peacesby to assemble
| and to petition the government for the re-
dress OF grievances. An infringement OF
these rights is a blow At the constitution
an abrog.aion Of these rights is the over
throw Of the constitution. He who seeks
to abridge or destroy these rights is a
traitor to law and to liberty. TIE reo-
pie Of Illinois vii, forever demand and in
sist upon these rights. They will ob.v
the law. themselves aud insist upon like
obedience by all men. They will seek
redress for grievances through tie forms
of'aw and the tribunals of instice. They
will demand and insist upon the trial bv
jury Of men not 10 the military or naval
service, who are charged with crime ;
they will demand and insist upon the
righ: to speak and print their opinions Of
men in power, aud The measures Of those
man they will damand and insist upon
the judgment Of the civil tribunals upon
men or newspapers charged with ,he ex-
preston of " dsloyal and incendi.ry senti-
ments."
2, The military power is and must re-
main subordinate 10 the civil power. Mill
tary, like civil func,ionaries, derive all
| their powers from the law So far as
they act under the law they mus. be obe-
yed. When they exceed the law their
orders and decrses are void
). "GoneraI Order No, ST. promulga.
ted by Gen. Burnside, BY which the pub
| icai!on of the Chicago Time, IS declared
to DO suppressed, is wi,hou. warrant Of law
and should, as we have an abiding belief
| that 1t vii, forthwith be rescindsd by the
President. II tho Times or any other
| public journal has exceeded the Limit. oi
lawful discussion or criticism, the civi
tribunals, and they alone, are the compe-
lent and lawful judge. o: its crime. To
the courts of law it appeals let the courts
and the courts alone, decide ito fate.
4. The people of illinois are devoted
with their lives and their fortunes, to the
glorious Union Ct the state. under tn.
constitution made by our fathers; they
will sacrifice life and fortune, and all 6ul
liberty to preserve tha: Union; they will
cordially sustain the authorize, in oil bon.
est aud lawful efforts 70 preserve tha,
Union; but they will no: sacrifice ,hsi,
liberties, though life and fortune 90 TO-
gethsr. Peacsably, so5sriy. Loyalty they
will miiutnin their liberties. 90 long .s
they can thus be maintained, but they
will have them at every hazard by some
means.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

EXPEDITION AGAINST THE INDIANS IN
MIssEsoTA.-The st. Paul Press furnishes
some interesting GetsiIs Of the expedition
which will soon move against the hostile
Indians Of the Northwest. i. will consis,
OF nine companies of the 7ih, two com
panies Of the OH, and eigh, companies OF
the 10Th Minnesota regiments, besides
nine companies of Mounted Rangers, and
battery of cgh: pieces ard one hund-
red and thirty men. The train will con
slst Of three hundred mue wagons. .ix
mules to wagon, and twenty ambu!auces.
Its route is not made public, hnt i.s sup
posed destination is Devils Lake-;he
piacs where the Indians are gathering -
The expedition will &C, in concert with
that OF Gen. Cook, which is 10 move for
ward from Sioux City, Iowa Low water
has somewhat delayed movements. Be
sides the above force, 1862 men will be
leis to guard the frontier settlements, and
seven hundred stand Of arms have been
distributed among .ho settlers for self de
fense.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
A Question for LAWYERS.

Tn. following story ia told by paper ia
Stockton, California
"Oas oi our prominent republican citi-
zans is now engaged in singular contro-
versy with one Of his co|ored "'bre ,!.-eH.'
The dark haired "bro.her," it appears.
owned a hen, this hen visited the premises
Of her masters white . 'brother," and tGers-
BY hangs tale. The said negroes hen
then laid a nest full of eggs upon the 70.
rublican's lot and commenced .etting.-
The said republican,, having some choice
Spanish hens eggs took advantage Of the
hens situation, and removes her own laid
eggs and in their stead placed the Span.
ish heu's eggs. In due course Of time the
eggs ware ha,ched. But now comes tho
irrepressible nigcer. and demands both
hen and chickens, claiming that the for
mer is the mo thor Of the latter. Tho re-
publican de urs 20 this, and puts in \
plea that the real mother is the hen that
laid the eggs. The niggsr don't see it,"
and point. 70 precedent where his old
master, Judge McGee, "when awoman
sued for a divorce, gin the children to the
woman, "causs she breoded en-" The
real question between the hre,hernT
is, which hsn is The mother Of the chick
ensi The negro threatens 10 sue, either
for the chickens or for damages from use
Of bis hen. Whether this question will
be carried to tho Supreme Cour. remains
10 b. seen"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
cB \ N ,st venerable and intere. II

cB \ IN ,st venerable and INTEREST," Ting
relic of the older time is now on exhibition
in Providence, Rhode Island lsis the ori.
ginal deed for SIX hundred and twenty-five
acres of land. on which now stand. the
city of Philadelphia, executed by William
Penn to Thomas Vernon, March 3 |, 1861.
Immediately upon the receipt o: penn's pa
ten: from King Charles the Second. The
instrument is in a remarkable good state
Of preservation considering is age. 1t is
perfectly legible, the ink having faded
from but few words, and in these the
oblilsra,ion is slight, 1t is written IN the
old English chirography prevalent at thss
period and to it is fixed Penn's autograph.
The consideration for which this large
amount of land, Comprising ~ba. il sew
vest Philadelphia wa, conveyed 81 twslv~
pounds and .st, shillinys.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

SEEMS on THs RAprAu.NSocK.-The
rebel pickets tsunt our men with the delay
in capturing Vicksburg. They suggest
that we shall have "a sweet job Of IT," A
party from each side, lately, while bath
ing, swan towards each other. shook
hands with "how are you old fellow, Pin
the 'niddle Of the river, and agreed to
change positions for the time being. Oar
men, therefore swan to the rebel shore,
while their antagonists continued to this
side. The latter then pe'sona,ed Yankees,
shouted "IIow are you secesh e. with
many exple,ives not calculated for cara po-
lite, and were answered by "iIow are you
pork and ,nossses? When areyou going
TO pitch into us again :" etc. After a
friendly talk with those near by, both par
ties re-crosset This may seem odd
among men engaged 10 killing each other,
but private and professional life are tw 0
very different matters. i. is a demons
rifle ball one day, and friendly hand
shaking the next
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

DAaAuIEG Us ABROAD-There is no es.i-
mating the damage to the cause Of free
government which such superservice.bs
tools Of the administration "a Burnside
and Hasca'l, inti;ot wherever their indu-
ence can be seen or fs!t,--in foreign coun
tries AZ well as at home. We have An ex-
ample Of thi. in the Havana D,nrio de III
Marina. Of the 1st ms, which reaches us
by the s.eamer Aorning Star,-vhhh
translates IIascall'. threatening letter to
the editors OF the Express. The reply of
James Brooks is also translated into Span
i.h. and published cheek BY iowI with the
Hasca!I rescript. The Didrio say. it trans
fers them to ils columns, not to comment
upon them. bat only to demonstrate what
sort OF "prog'css We are making in the
United Sta,e',-yet more particularly to
show tho difference between freedom
in Indiana, Illinois and Ohio, and freedom
in New York.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

SrNA7on TauMBULL's SrEEcn.- Wo
beard senator TruntuII ,poak at the cour,
house las. night, and con'ess our astouish-
men. a, tn. positions he advan"ed. n"
man in the state ia more responsible than
be for til. ~i.d spirit Of fana,icai 'ury
which has been disp,ayed by lhe ultra re-
publican. Yet las. night he made =
speech so r.plete with sound ad?ice, cou-
vincing a'gunsnt, and so er1inently pat
rio,c. ,ha, had it hesn maie in .hjs c,5 {.
week ago by democrat, ii would have
been denounced by the Tribune am al
the other papers Of tha. stripe, rs over
flowing with treason and coppefhcsdisrn.
Tho world moves Chicago Post.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

CoMMUTATIoN AT Pubic EXPENSE
Col L NJ. MILLER writes to the Oshkosh
Courier With reference to the conscrlp-
ton:
l would propose to the authorities
when it is ascertaineI The number Of meu
we are to furnish, that the State. counties,
or towns. should raise sufficient amount
to commune for the rumher Of II en- re1ri- :
red, and that those willing 10 respond to
,he draft or volunteer their services, sho' d
be pad the three hundred Il, lars
have all confidence. should such n an
be adopted that the number Of men re-
1uirei of our State could he furnished
and While we w"nld be rendering material
aid to the eovernmc.,.. ~ would a, the
same time make comparariv-'; "":"sv the
conscrip'inn ac.. No wrong would be
done TO any one. The tax would be divi.
dei equally among the people like any
othar tax-the rich and the poor paying
their due proportion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
The Murder of Col. Cameron.

A few DAYS after tho evacuation OF
Jackson by our forces, General Giant sen,
two wagon load. of provisions back from
our front under flag Of truce for the use
Of our wounded there. The officer in
charge WAS Major of the 2l Illinois cav
airy. When within two miles of the town
our men were met by the rebel pickets,
who a, fjrst would permit them to proceed
TO further. The Major in command rsfu-
sec TO deliver the provisions to any other
than the Union surgeon in charge Of our
wounded in Jackson, anil WAS finally Al
lowed 10 enter the town, blindtoded, while
The confederate soldiers drove his teams.
He found the citizens very much excited.
and very indignant about The seeking Of
the city by our soldiers. They insultsd
him repeatedly.
While there he heard Of the murder Of
Col Cameron, Of the 47,h Illinois, by a
party of rebel cavalry. Col. Cameron re-
main-d behind our forces after the evacu-
alton Of Jackson, to urge stragolers for
ward lie was alone, withou: any Of hi.
command. At the public square a crowd
Of citizens surrounded him, and commenc-
ed heaping violent abuse upon him. He
replied to them kindly and pleasantly that
he was sorry for the existence Of tho war,
and hoped that i. would soon end, but in
the restoration Of the Union. He had a
wife and family, he said, and he much pre-
ferrrd their company to the army. Find
inc that he was exc'ino peod deal oi
sympathy, rebel officer marched up and
made breach through the crowd, through
which he could pass. Col. Cameron rode
off lie had gone bnt short distance
when squad Of rebel cavalry dashed after
him, and shot him through the heart
This is the story of Al Episcopal Bishop
who lives N the city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

A FRxAxoF NATURE MIR Philip Laun
Of this place, has in his possession n very
striking specimen Of the animal kingdom.
!, i. fu!i-srown lamb, perfect in erary
particular except its head. That nece.,s-
ry sprenJage has but one eye, exactly in
the centre Of the forehead. In the "spot
whore the eyes onehs to grow" ,b're has
been no provision made 10y Nature for sl,ch
sky-lighss, bu. the skull is As sold and
even os "uy other par, Of the crxnium -
The mouth, tongue, and under Jaw verr
much resemble those parts Q. tho human
face, although there is neither nose or nos
TIL.
Hi,a great curiosity in it, way, and
ha, been visited by large n'imbsr o! per-
sons.-Haryord Home League.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

DARKEr RESOLUTIONS At highly en-.
thu.iss,ic meeting Of coored individuals
recently held in Massachuse,!s, nnd bra't
together for the purrose Of ,sk!og into
consideration the suppression Of this gi-
gan,ic rebellion, tie following ,ssou,ious
were presented and passed:
Rs,oivcd 1,t time, Dat lookin far hack
tru 10 vista of dis war, we don't see muffin
encouragin, and Iookn ;ru DO relrospeck
ahead thing. look wuss n ever; resolved
something GOT 10 be done.
Re, lced de 2 time, White folks hsin't
dun rutiin.
Resclped de 3 times, /. takes ds colored
70 ks TO do sone;hin.
Re,olred de I TINES, Resolved how ils
gwins TO be did.
Resolved .f"ally, Dat .rn de qas,tisn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

How SMfTn FoRMso HIS LrBaAaY.-
Smith 60 bookseler): 'I.s no use bring
ing me these books 10 look at know
nothing about them. just measure and
see how many twill take to fill the sheve..
You NAV scat,er some Bibles and Testa,
men,s among 'sm just to give a moral
tone to tho affair. And be sure and have
plenty Of gliding on the backs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
H The following advertisement ap

pears in The Oshkosh ~. Iseo'e@:
WANTED BY a respectable coloreo
family. brgh: intelligent white girl, TO
serve in the capacity Of a house servant.
Such girl will b. paid good wage. ard
be treated a. one Of the family. Refer
ences a. 10 honesty and Intelligence re9uir-
ed. Address. x. Y. L., Oshkosh post
office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
GEO, REED,

attorney and C"unsetior at L"".
ffas resumed the practice Of his profession in
Aan'owoc, and car now PROMISE TO give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
eH- Coll, ctiuns made in arv part Of the state
For few weeks his Office viii be found at
bis Dwelling house.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
~ We all avree that the forcible dt

~ We all axree that the forcibe de.-
truc:ion Of Newspaper published in the
free city Of Chicago, several hundred mile.
from the sea, Of war, VA. nnjusti6.ble and
therefore great wrong. On this point
Americans cannot differ. The man who
attempts to Justify it is n" Ausrican.-
Jsuyn1t Of Cbmneyee
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

~ The ship Resolution in which Cap
tair Cook left England on his secepd voy-
age round the world in 1772-ninety years
aro-is nov at Dsm.rara, waiting cargo
ofsuaai.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

PRoyosr MARsH,Ls TO BE- UNIFORMED.
An order from the Provost Marshal Cen
oral requires Provost Marshsls TO wear
the uniform "a prescribed in the army
regulations, of captain of the General
staff
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19

FE Gran, hasn't taken Vicksburg,
(says the Boston Po,t) but popular JOY
receives 3 s.llnHlant at the announcement
that Senator Summer is on his way TO
BostinQ.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
ISXEss & EAEisS.

North side, opposire Richards Foundry. Deal
crs in DIV Goods, Groc"riea ard Provisions,
GLASS; Crockerv, Fancy Goods. OnC:oth,
Wooden yarn. Fancy Baskets, Fiidles aud
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhaneings, l"ushea, &C.
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age.
Nanitovoc, July, 1889. nl-tf.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
VJa. VI, NICHOLS.

attorney and Counsellor at Lam,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc Manitonoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
u ul-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
GEO. X. WGODEV.

Attorney and Counsellor a Lnw,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Pubic. far
ticulsr after ton gwen 70 collecting, &c bi-
ice on York Street, Manitowoc Wis, nl-h
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
suERMAN'5 ATTACK.

The 6h Michigan and 1881 New York
carried the enenv's works at the point pf
the bsyonet, but they were compelled 20
give way for the enemy had massed his
troops here. and it became necessary to
fall back before ver~helming numbers -
Not much ground was lost, however; we
only failed to maintain our position with
in the main works. The second regiment
Louisiana Native Guard, Colonial Neil
son, were in he charge; they went in on
the advance, and when they came out,
six hundred out of nine hundred men
could Eot be accounted for. II is said
on every side that they Tough. with the
desperation Of tigers One negro was Oh
served with rebel colder in his gra.p,
..o-rinp the flesh from his face with his
t.e. h, oiher weapons na'.o '"''ed "','
Afler firing one voley they did not oe'.
To load again. but want in with bavonets.
and whenever they had chance it ~as
al up with the rebels. Although We
gained much ground. and held it, still
the main object Of this attack WAS not &C.
compiished, namely, getting possession OF
and holding the batteries on the enemy,
rigb,. It was owing to some misunder.
standing The charge cost US heavily in
kille! and wounded. Gen. Sherman led
the attack in person, and fell severely
woruded in tie leg. Gen. Neal Dow wa
also wounded. Col Clarke. Of the Sixth
Michigan, Was killed Col. Cowles, Of ,h'
One Hundred .nd Twenty-eigh.h New
York. also, by bayoh.t thrust; Lieu,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
Cs5aS. A, REUTER-.

Justice cf tie Peace Notary Pubic. General
Coz veSa, cer. ard Agent Tor -" VI l~aukee
Nr,ual Irsurance Company. Will attend to
the paymenF "f lake, DC. Office sou,h OF
tin, Court II"use.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
Wheeler & Wilson's

FAMILY SEWING MICUINE
With Hemmcr, complete tor So, aud .Ieigh,
IRON New York I'D led.
For Beauv. tyccllcr c. of Stitch, alike On
both side. of the fabric sr~ed for Strength,
Flrmness and Du; ability OF Seam, that
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
II. BHE;AE y,

County .Surreyor Of MuHtowoc Comfy.
RESIDENCE, NEAR CLAFK's MILLS.
Will promptly attend to Al! business ertrn7tRd
to him. Orders may nc left 81 fhc Store Of NJ.
Hahonev or a. The Iticc of Clerk Of the Court,
NaIitovoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
photographs, ILrOtypcS, & C.

Executed in the 4 ,est -, ,Ic Of the Art. A gen
efsI assortment OF Fhor"erephic Albums, Cases.
,nd Frames, Is kept Oh hand aud vii bc sold at
los h.nres
CORPSES and INVALIDS TAKEN a. their
yes;serce - ,eql.:.1a 49, Veas .; nd e pc.
and D~rIling- taken NJ reason 'b.t r'ie" il'v-
ing bad fifteen year cx3cricrce III The F.. 2
Art4 W. shall undertake 10 do IL 20 d wo,k as
is done ia ane ot tho isfern cltrs
Office on York street, opposite Plat L Villas
Store.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
HEETCss 71cE.ESE.

1Tota,y Public and Ge~crW Lnnd agent,
sTocKERrDGE, CALUMET CO, WIS.
WIN et,ond 70 the payrncrt # raSe= the cc'iec-
,;or of dehr. IN. ex tn,irar;on "f titles, &c
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
q. TORRISON & CO..

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and CAPS. Drugs aud Medicines, Gla 3. Nails
etc Produce of all Kinds wanted, IL #.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
VIII not Rip or JnTaVcI!

For Economy cf Thread: for CompactEc-s,
Simplicity, Speed, and Stiffness Of soAon, it IS
bot surpassed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
OUR ESTIMATED LOSS,

Our loss in killed and wounded is very
heavy. The least es,itna,e have heard
ia between two and three Thousand, which
| am lei to believe is alto correct. Very
few names have yet been received Of ,hs
killed and wounded, although q dispatch
which | saw says that our loss in officers
is very heavy. 1t Will be many days be-
fore any reliable Information is received
as to the names Of those uho have sntfsred
We mny have zone until the eu!ire affair
is over.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-06-19
DR.. A. j. PATCHEN,
Ny~E' uST

Office and Residence coracr of York ani Sew
enth streets Manitosoc.
Artificial Teeth in -erted in all III est styles
and sati.flcticn guaraltctd.
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PERSONS CAN EXAMINE

the Machine and its work t7 calling on Dochlr
Q ! EASTOE, Aeort for Msuitowcc.