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I'm Probate.

Man CoGuty Court, SIS
Ia the ,..,,,,,r 0! the ,st.te Ct Johann Jeckel
deceased
~ \ this "a Gag # 0ctnh, r, !. .. So, upoa
" readi AID fl ( the petition Of M,.een.
tI,a Lisd'ogr. Of the .owu Of L berry. in III
county of Manitowoo and Sa-ta Of Wisconsin
= Two Rivers IN
: a!Tg tha- .,""-".. -~v~-.,". v" i@'e'' -
said county. d Ct. l:.'estatr, sbnut the Sth
dev # August, a D. 1856, a, praying thai
John c. Eegers be appointed aJminis.la or OF
The cstat, ii he said deceased.
II is d That the sid application be
| j ard before me a. the P ohata Office in the
vilge o. Mlnitowor, in said Mani ownc county,
on tie ID day Of November. l2G3, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of that dav.
A. il is fur her ordered thai notice Of said
application ard he3ri'.s be given by publishing
n copy Of tl.l- 1!cer for three successive weeks
~ ce in each week, in the "Msnt3w Piiot,' y
newspaper printed in said village Of Eauito
voc, prior to said hearing
HENRY :. pIFRPONT, County Judg,,
Da5ed 0ct 1t 1863
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Notice
HEREBY GIVEN 10 the owners of Lots or

Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the owners Of Lots or
L parts Il LOIS fronting FHth street, between
Park and York stree 5, tnat the sum Of FIVE
Hundred DplIars has been levied on said Lots
by the Board Of Tru, tees. il accordance with
the VilI0ge barter, TO the purpose OF improv-
ing said Filth street. TheFei0rs, said o.nars
viii take n"Iicc that Tho uldet-I ned is pre-
pared 70 receive the several smeuhts assess, i
Oh each Lot aforesaid, in money or labor, if
rendered within twenty days from the date
hereof,
GEO. w. BARKER,
Special Street Commissioner
hsnitns0c, Septcpber 10, iat3,
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7 aiken Up.

NANE into my enclosure. in the town OF Ca.
~ to, on the goth Of September 1868. a
cak red tefer, between two and three wears
Old, with white face and white spots on legs
and belly. The owner lie requested to prove
property, psy charges, and take her away
MATTHIAS THORNTON.
Cato, SEPT cath, Is1e.
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CEaAS. q. REUTER.

Justice of the Peace, Notary Public. General
Conveya ncer. ard Agent for the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. VIII attend to
the payment Of Taxes, &c. Office south Of
the Court House.
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Records of the Town Of Eaton

NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN to all perscr
Y concerned tat the residence Of h. Town
C.erk cf Elton, Mani osoc county. was recent
~ d--fr1ved By FIRE, and with i az tie Rscor d.
o. said town. Persons havi~g claims against
tie town, aid those Who hat Mortgages. Judg
mems and other papers on file, are requested 20
rer them soon as possible.
Il i plso desired that all persons l5liing
Town nLders on sid town should Or SCI h N
81 or belote the 2Gth 81 NoYemh-r, a. il i in
cndtd 10 raise tax enough this fail 10 pay the
iudentrlnos. Of the town
Nv order of the r ard % Supervisors Of said
Ensu. pAYIf 0'SBEi. Tywa CLERK.
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HECTOR NICEEI4S .

.Nota,y Public and Gc,ecraS Land agent,
sToCKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS,
viii attend to the payment of taxes. the c0llec
ton of debts the ex irinatio of titles, &c.
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ESTI2 Az.

Taken up by thu suncs,iber on the 10th inst
one year old steer Of q red color. with n nire
spots all over his body. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges, and take him
away.
p. BRENNAN,
Section 90, town Of Gate
September t., 1888.
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WIN. Nj. NICHOLS.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, Nanitowoc. hanitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to. .-.g. nl-tf
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GEO. n. WDODIN,

attorney and Counsellor at Loa0,
Justice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
tcular after ton gwen tn collecting &c Of
fee or York Street, Manitowoc Wis. nl-tf
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W. z. HOVE,

A;toraey CID CsEnsti')r at Lar, -
Ofice on Yor. Street. MART owoc, Wisconsin.
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II. EsREy NAN Z,

Touny Sur2eyor Of Monitowoc County,
.. RESIDENCE, NEAR cLARKs MILLS.
VIII promptly attend to al! business entrusted
TO him. Orders NAV be left at the Store Of VI.
Wahoney, or at The office OF Clerk of the Court,
Nul.i.OwnC.
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Notice

r EE2E7Y GIVEN that a meeting of the
] S-ocA holders Of the Lake Michigan & MIS-
sis>irpi Ta Rvid Company vii be held on
-. fist Monday ef November next, at 10
r'c'..ok, A NJ, It he Office Of N" Secretary IN
Nsnitoxor. Wisconsin, - ~. p rpo'e OF elect
i7g Ec Directors, and doing sucu other bus:-
ness as the llw requires.
GEO W BARKER, Secretary.
Han.'0woc, Oct. 3, 1863.
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Oshkosh City Nursery

WE, the undersigned, offer for sale for the
spring Of 1868, the following varieties OF Fruis,
described as follows:
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Strayed |!

From the pasture of John Roerner, between
Aantowoc and Two Rivers on The % OF Sep
TENDER, a mare colt, three years old. sorrel col
lor. white spot on the forhead WAS well broke
and bad no shoes on. A liberal reward will be
paid for information which will lead to her re u,
covery. JOSEPH LAFOS.
Two RIVERS, Sept. 2S, 1863
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IS Varieties of Apples.

described as follows:
25 Varieties of Apples.
Embracing Summer, Autumn nnd Winter, and all
tested hardy kinds, ag. from 5 to years, old
height 6 10 feet Price when delivered a.
Osht och. per 100, s25 co; Dwarf Apples, Sc
cents each.
Pear Trees, Dwarf, Extra Size.
3 and years old, with fruit buds, e.. o.75
aud years old. # 30
Standard Pears G to feet high, IS
do to 6 DO so
These Pear Trees arc very fine. The extra
sized are three years from bud or graft. ard are
model trees in al respects. The Dwarfs are not
to be excelled.
20 VARIETIES OF PLUMS.
Standard, to # high, aud 8 years old, rs
do too DO do 70
These trees are straight, stocky, and furnish
ed with regular and handsome heads
CHERRIES.
good hardy ASSIGNMENT, o IT high so
...--.. GRAPES. a....
cts each cts each
Delaware, so 70 IS Rebecca, 40 to 90
Concord, 40 to 81 Isabella, % to so
Diana, so to 30 Clinton, 20 ~ 80
Hartford Prolific, 40 to so
Northern Muscadine, 80 10 IS
~ All Trees warranted trle to name and in
COED condition
Also. q fine assortment Of ROSES, Standard
aud Running. DAHLIAS, GDADIOLUS and
CARS NATION PINKS, aud SHRUBBERY, OF
all TIE hardy varieties.
All Apple Trees we offer for sale are hardy
varieties and 81 of Wisconsin growth.
IF Trees will be delivered at the most cor
venient points, by railroad or .teamboat By one
eff the firm.
JAMES O'BRIEN WILLIAM SUHL.
Oshkosh, Wis, 1868.
F r FRANKLIN, Agent,
FOR Mauitowoc county and Northern Wisconsin,
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Photograph AInbTOtypes, &c,

Executed in the finest style Of the Art. A geu.
eral assortment OF Photographic Albums. Cases,
end Frames, ID kept on hand and will Do sold a;
low figures
CORrSES and lNNsIlnS TAKEN ~ then
residence II required also Views os issssJ>e g.
and Dwellings taken AZ reasonable rates H+v>
ing had fifteen ycars' exnrrtcoto IA the + .
Arts W, shall undertake 20 dc as good work as
is done in anv OF the Eastern cities
Office on York street, opposite Plat Villas
Store.
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4 IIrAyy BrsiNEss. last weet over
700 600 bushels ct wheat were received
u this city. Ills is exclusive Of The
amount received Is teams. which WAS very
iar.o. being varioHsv estimated Al froul
~ GEO to IS 900 bushels, Sales were
rar,e IL oue dav amounting TO rearIy
a15, COO bushels This week opens will!
prospect Of even heavier business un
les there should be a material decline in
RIGGS, az receipts were $50 GEO hushel;
exclusive OF deliver by teams Yesterday
--NIeaukce Neps.
ETs- The President has issued an order
resoking all Military orders which per.
United the enlistment Of slaves in Mary.
land. Gov. Bradford ana the Senator
FROM liza, state lahnred earnestly to have
the President issue it. So it seems that
the Pre,iden' is getting sick Of his mig
ger solders.'
= g fir as We have seen, Lot a MAJ
has made a spceeh for The di,union par,
In Iii, State, or Las been advertised t'
make one, who is not either AZ office hold
er or an applicant Tor office.
The Baltimore Daily Ga-etts Ia:
been suppressed by military authority.
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CTRAIED from the undersigned about two
~ months ago, pair Of Oxen, between four
ard five years old. Both were red. one having
white spot on the face. Information coucer-
ling them vii. be thankfully received by
MARTIN KINNEY.
Cooperstown, Sept. %, 1863.
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Tie Weekly " Grid prints in almost every is
sue reviews Ct recent publications. prepared bv
gentleman OF high standing in the literary worlc
and @lose merits as a writer and reviewer neee
no endorsements at our hands. A specially Q
this department is q carefully prepared summar,
OF the literary news of England, France and thu
United STATES
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TO DEMOCRATS

The World is the only daily Democratic news
paper published in New York. As such it has
large and increasing circulation among the Dem
ocrats and conservatives of the whole country
lis comments upon current events aye the OIL,
expression of the patriotic conservatism of th
country. The editorials of the daily are 1epub
| iished in the Weekly and S.rni-W klyedi.ions
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The Baltimore Daily Gn-etts la
bean .nrrtessel hy military authority.
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SslersFs sale.

No. IS Park Row, New York.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-20

The Alexandria DsmocTat OF the 81 inst
iearr.s .rofh n gentleman who left Port Hud-
son oh the .-50ih ult Saturday evening, TIA.
Banks, EiIh lie forces he had a. Alexandra.
and some ten thousand other .roopf. among
them. four shous1pd negro troops. arrived IL
tiIesrsss,r Of Port hudson on Monday evening.
the 25tb rlf. and on Tuesday heavy skirnisil
ing tDok place all day. On "Wednesday the
5khting commenced IN full earnest and lasted
SIX l.oGrs, when dark ended tilS sanguinary
conflict Early on Thursday morning the
cneaiy sent In a hsg Of truce asking permission
to bcry their dead. According 10 their ac-
count ihey baried over lTo thousabd The
conflict WIS renewed the same evening, and
ended With the day. Friday morning another
flag was semi in for the same purpose and re-
ceived- Tie carnage Vas more fearful than
the previous day. aud over four thousand
were buried, full half negroes. The negro
troops we're placed in the front ranks and
made to charge. backed by the bay onet o.
Saturday evening when Nr. White lett the
contest had again been renewed and v as ia
full progress We are repofted 10 have but
i've thou-and troops III the place, whist the
force Of Banks must exceed twenty-five thou
sand. With little help We eau aud will hold
the place.
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F'R-i SEFc APPE.iL z FoR roRz 'tEn-



snti-i fi-tr, @~l- is P --Nazhrilie papers
d, he ia his b.ra recsirsi. II xru l.-k riz..
q ~ 81 -ss Les a-ay. nnssr 'ths..as ss-oa..
!. rrurcln ahtauasi- Hotksr's arr.J i marching
% 10 rrissat i.s .iraace
TIE Ges-rsss d 0lii e.is flr thi-.y shs.s.as
r1ol-. ihd flA G,rs-ntr of I,s1nkylratia c.l. ar
49, n is-n1 b prrvert TIE irvason q ta-6 sls..-
As .a.lsts. o. fi- issh. iiaril. issuss = r.r.--
aazti ar "a h1,lrsii taolkaas rsa. - n se lae
1ra>ioa a Ntsyiand. Eesssr. yEtEiail. Peuasyira-
4iA a1l Okla
H.Ess s,rra ~. Ja1e Is.-Di ksrtss frrn Chanters-
burk ani ietrs;s z-.te ihsf ti- rss csrairr ,as
a Per-5rl.s aui ,lat-las,.ur< e- tb-ff.A. Hrl
d-h.l-r I,sizs "a.
De r4tsi- Sd 1rise- Eeyhoils 2 q Per-rrl,. aad
-sre aif4nr az o. tke ctpiiAi. IA. t1-n- AL sties
hrousA ~ 7sansy.r.ri. are in dan ter.
LAInl-Prisate 1ispaitbss STATES tsat On TIE lsts
The Rstlk usre Al CL.nbers1 r. IA foroe- Tas PED
e-a,s removing railrold n.aclinr-y. tick and
s;r-es nd sr1lf tx isuisnt a-a .,hrra ireraiied.
yicx. fr.o turs Bite Fe8efAl lrox are ca
tfacf'nz
Kirs5 snrh VITA * th0nssnd ri.n rsns ID she
wasehiia iiFsr- making dsrl.tstz.iio-s o. The i--
i,is-a s3ic-
Tse y -dsrAi tfo-r,s a. NEl.kcn's Bead hars besn
reinfsrrt1-
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dEaneFA lfxns The Macon Telegraph sars
another bea5ilnl bAitdfy OF tweHe poui,ti
bi euze Napp}<ou guns from the Macon Aiee.
nal Nss bnlfae streets ksierdav. bound for il,e
great tlltatse Of war-4wletss thht? Poll
these BItleFies will be the PRIDE OF our ariil.
Ierytdenl The guns ara beauiifuliy shaped
and the carriages aud eaissors thoroughly
made aiih h1lldsomely tainted we under
stand the Gid sixpourlder field pidces have
been prstry fauch aban4 pned inlou kervice.
9CsstiIe soaIi, PRONOUNCED by the ibtelliyen-
Ger to pnssess all the healing qtalitiks OF thar
article. u now manufactured al Atlaita. al The
rate Of f|iy bounds day.
A corresp p9rdent OF an Atlanta Ilaper says
tha long tral4s Of cars arc passing over rlie
East TeilnesSee railroad- loadeA witt salt for
the d .ffeFelt Georgia c9fPanidS.
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A sori1Fn y !, p ossArrelPArKss Surr fssstD =

1 ANorIIFE DENorRATIeI PAPKal Surp kkss ED :
BY order OF lien. Burnside tne city df DAYTON
has been plated under Hhrfial law tile DAyton
Empire HapPressed. aa431is Hliitor Iarrestcd.
Is there Ein lileligent mind Iii tie and that
eana9i s.se Pc 'fivven fpot1 IN this mar ter.
Free sIaseeh34nd ifee pifiss. es graF3nteed Ii.y
the ConsnialIo1 Aad tha ll.ttzldt the lind are
no longer to- pe t9.eratefE Aholitionfsts have
power, AId iiliey tear aee discussion hey
lear an eiiFpoFllior gf Ihd1r atrocions Aeis. By
iorce ireemtai may he siencet but HeyeT can
be subd Aea lato sHbihis5ion TO wrong. Over
this pardizut looi- may tkjoice today bur he
caHse oflwhch Illegal ,stocecelings ti,~v and
their chiidrss, will in shil have - n 4rra.
III OAid Eagie
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From he lf.D... : lsY ea.s.si !. H. Ar.4y.

r4Eff-ii TO r. -fini-
suEl vlElE. Tenn. June i, is-.
YesiesAay va day ot esnsiierlb.e i1,eses, il
thus eoiEissH - IN Il.is-Fs q regoh- sesetai fr-
pit e~istr,lies olac le. IL tue ehdr dies srdlu lie
camps. Dr. P4i1sr preached in tie Pre4s 5sesian
eAoEsa Z, an in.esstei aGaerce- Dk- Ts4~dz=, Tor
ae.fy q Wsliin- i,u city. bet more eeen.issof Co
iniLbas Mss preached 10 6et. Anderso.ss Brigade
~ltl h.eA i's h4s ieea holding iEeeLegs
ioE ~stk pat sglla most e-...s4g.rls -.ts-ss Rev
Ns. Frs En-n, " A l-b- q, lreaels 4; III \, al
thai L.-s4ce. with wiea &c bAs a.3 bee .ossin
pfotl ~f ed niestsas' = ~ 1oi-ln ts $50 u
rhe re-.ll4s ehap4ias and n.-.sie.l s s.,s s1rioas
qaaftsis Who aie here sees,is1.4 Ias inieEes.
esi-eec ~ re fol1ies IN tasz renki services l.
ses3 ea par4slhg- = sarge na.a5zs b. tsssn seem
ce Ply arxioas aookt the sais4tol l,i| Il suus Ia
GsH Anfsrsonz bilsAde alolle Ino.e "a. h.ndres
has, rtqnesd -pe'ai prayer in tbelr l<haif dufiDg
the Ist lev days lud The iseliu< 5ses 70 be rapidly
extending.
Bht = scene Of deep interest ftnilins u Be de-
scribed. retreeu hEee and four oct * sever3 = n
SAND l'sIion assembled tle baakl Of DneS rster.
neai sins BRUCE. shady resrea to v.iaezs tie
zoninistFation Of ispiism 70 number OF Rejoicing
.oldier oonses. h5 taa va sung A4A prayer offered
by al oflcer minister Then Dr. TeAtdals read se.
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d 20 oN THII r1crdRE.

5 Il have no purpose. directly or iihdirectly
to interfere With the irf1iitutinn Of slavery in
the States where 1t exists believe / have
no lawful right to do sd and Have no incli.
Dation ID ds Pre{fdenf LFaco1s, in his
Inaugural Address.
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This bfigsde was postad by Gin. Gregg on
The ClInton Tpad. eosnniAndsd by Cdl. F. II
Cdlqutt. amp Vas the du.5 ii.anFy fdree lllet
lost any med il the hatlla|of Jacitson-Hhavssig
kept tie eiletny 10 c.eEk firee kopts. and
never reeeainjk step phtil the stories were
Iedn6vsd frdIn Jackson aud retreat b1Iered.
6ens. Johustot. Gregg aid Maker {poke IN
high terms af hIe condndt Of The men
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rHEN on THIS !.

zs@I order aSd declare hat ali persons held
as slaves in The said designated States and
parts 9f States are and hereafter SHALL BE
PRE- III Linfdln's Emancipation Proclamation
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AIoEl;AS ASD ais Hi.S Z
~ ~ i.ars - sI1scs :, tis ,sia--. r,,.r
ha-tj.f laaftei re auF 80 TIA f thr lr-i sR1 IT
AOfLll' q ll-s fe1u- hAr 81 Illtl .-ac. rl-I-
.IkaId- a.a Isosnanss 81 sIbrsa, ard M s1sa:--
By SALLY ROCHESTER FoRD. 81 Louisville.
keat1rt y a1t-ir ci -crlee Trnnht- u-ry H1nran
I.oaante q fFse- Nasoas 49,
Ihe r-a.ti sli h. Erafftf q s1j 4 a. the sxrrin<
u-eI-- AZ > - tilSs ll11fi llaute a. 81 lhs
@ al i ~ "a h ,s; 3 q * :. IT, s..s 1. ~, ~
llr fi-nd- - ttIrne.
C1r>.isIiaf il - work Of I. Il happens - fhsf
fhis = = iai- TIE FIHST ORIGINAL LITERARY
VOBKIot D5'e taas his rar 1ss rrodoce5. s1d as
Oa a .eint 81 tb- scarcity q ns;eriais. We we're
number aud i very ruccrIain fur the sane re.s,u
when - might Be ale . pzolish sc uc- hence al
,eo-e ~1a ~i>h 2 secure copy q thAt nissorieAl
Novel. hil d. vel 70 cali il tine
.ols-in Hlsiis. n. a Ai.s-aa- .s-..:
OlHUNDRED DOLL ARs REHARD--Rans.--r
4 irl = t1e s1bscriS-rs lirshs in Caioosa coul-,.
ca. nslr ln<g.i "a stta,tly -isht last tuo negrS
me-. 2ile- a-1 Sll1ln d
DEsek kIFIIo<-NlLEs i back. atios Eesi 10 iarh-
e hghl weighs ao<1i les pe111<. 1as ext-a1rdinsry
fls white tesih. ana Eaeh be laughs or siniies t3eg
are Ttrg prominent ffa-arr ana has . soneuh1t
desnfsit loSik. His age : . seAfs-rlrs 81 biaek
sJIbuos j. dssp esptes eoiss. even Ret hirA.
weighs l4s rblad-. aud : sa e1tfa Likely b0y. II
Je4r@ pf1s has Ftry hue lQle1e.1 and t1tercs1l-E
co1nie tanoe- "a ore cd H1itt osrabnrr rants 60
-hit. aid trp1fn j.a1s coat He i supposed % be
making Lis ray towards Nurfreesboro'. his old
home. The two would deabiie~r travel tozeiher TIE
above reward vii be paid ior The apre ar1sio1 and
delivery q ihe tHo y, % silo 81 seher of theia-
E.HARLtS
i1l7-t re-7+ A. , THORNTON
rffA XIX C3 aud rlrtnirfs1 b ji1 oalith o. Jaae
L lies. f-o nab ti1t slg 1i- l. Bolirrr.
Id - l1Es = arl-n Iol p pete co11fy Tea
rtssee-I Sai1 by > cur--r color. Ac1t % year,
olt ffft incnss high, EeigLs afcut ls0 .bs-. ~
s-r- if1c, if11. t-rin s,l11. be has beea giag
A-d i j. bad heath and bon III o.
J. L. SWAIN. .J1ilo-
lll5 C1AEta1I5oz4. Tenn
HAlr 8LE HORSE L)STi-L7A "a 11as - :
rE- BY te, trpn ths lamp oI The 1sfh
1l4tH-4A p 7rlerf. bear fll crEtk Ir1uessee- Sad
a1rse Z brisbi ley. sp11t : years a. aho1f lss
-tu1s 4ie1. Nith F-ile fsc-- aud ole 60 tEo Wtfte
iec- ratter styli-1 ltinal- A l1trai reward uiil
- qsi4 itr IL rrir a. - =. f-b a. s,urr-a1 1gfh
aisol-ta l.t<ir e-f- M41iraallt lsrirsds WIth-r-'
- i-i''f fo-ks Car : A. r I1I7-f !
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-20
From ssis.l.stpIl.

We have received files oithe MEssissippian
and Natchez Courier up I, he Il4tH iHst.. from
which We make the fGltwing f1traaciIss:E
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-20

pan S. Carolina vpl Lieut.. Col. c4pers los
10th Georgia Volunteers. lst battalion. =. 81
l4tb Mississippi. 2 companies ..I....
Hoekins' Ba&tety, G horse4 apd -. ]
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-13
Loss of the Monitor.

The official report of the laundering Of
the Monitor shows that her loss was at
tribulable to springing large leak about
the line where her armor joined on to
her hull, caused by the weight Of her ar
NOR aud the strain thus produced on hel
woodwork during the violent pitching oil
the vessel in the heavy sea.
When she I Sc on the swell the flat un,
der surface Of her projecting armor came
down with a great force on the water,
causing serious shock to the vessel and
turret, and as supposed, Increasing the
leak. The pumps were entirely power
less to keep the water down in the hold,
and il became necessary to transfer the
crew to the ship which had the Monitor
in tow. AS the waves were dashing
over her whole deck this transfer was eX
tremely hazardous, and it was while at
tending to thus that most Of those who
were lost, persisted. The whole official
report tend, to make il clearer than ever
before that the Monitor was wholly un-
seaworihy.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-13

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
daring STACEY Of its partisan chiefs and
their Intrepid followers alive at every
extremity.
On recent visit TO Europe, | found
that of all Americans, past or present,
none stands so high in public estima
ton, or exalted patriotism and statesman
ship, as the President of the Southern
Confederacy. Our government orators
and statesmen furnish you with models for
emulation. Our women have excelled
the virtuous daughters of the Colonial
Revolution. Our clergy have nobly
endured exile and Imprisonment without
faler.
Men Of the revolution in New York, 6
redeemng career lies open to you, il
which you can protect yourselves ant
all that is So dear TO you as citizens anc
Americans | trust you will walk in i
at whatever personal cost. Release YOU
press from censorship, your citizen:
from bastiles, your trade from shackles
your name from ignominious leproach.
GEORGE n. SANDERS.