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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-27
Published Jiarch 16, 1868
CAHAPTEk %

AN ACT to amend rec;ion one Of cEsp Ter
one HUNDRED and oitT-eight of the isvi
sed statutes, entitled "os proceedings
By and against corporations.
The people Of tie state of Wisconsin, re,
presented in .en.te aud assembly, co
ensc. as follows:
Section l. Section one of chapter ore
hundred and torty-eignt Of the rasi-ed
statutes, entitled "ei Proceeding BY ana
against corporations Is hereby" SO amend
ed, as to read AS follows: factions against
corporations may be commenced il The
same manner ths, personal actions :.ie
commenced against Individuals rThesun
nous or process by which action is con>
mence1, shall be served h9 delivering =
copy thereof 10 the president OF othor bead
Of the corporation, seci siafy, cashier, iIei.>
.urer, director, or managing agent there
of; sni IN case ANY railroad company op
Grating aas raiifoal in this state, and
whose general Office is not within tbs
state, shall! be Jetendan +, the summons OF
process may he served bv delivering "a
copy thereof 20 any station or ticket ageu,
ii the employ Of ssid company, in dis
state !; but such service can be nlaas IL
respect to a foreign corporation. only when
1t lias property wisLin this state, or Tie
cause cf sc,Inn crosse therein"
See. , This act Shall take effect and l,a
N farce f'otn aud after lis passage ard pub
location
Approved March 10, 1868
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examination Appointments Of the
cou0.y superintendent.
EAaiiowoc, March 4. 1876?
OrFrcE SuP'T OF 81 HooLs,

OFFICE SCPT OF sCHo0LS,
Msni.owoc, March 10Th, 1863
The iuspe.tisn Of applicants for licca's
to teach IL The Public Schools Of the eoun
IS OF Aanito~ 90 Will be attended to by the
County Superintendent ID tie month OF
April, A. D. 1868, on the days and .: the
places here; Ter specified, 'o,~is:
In Dis.ric. 0. 1--com tri.ing the towns
of Gib.oa, I~o Creeks, M.hicott, and
Two Riye.s-at the School House, i'll this
village o. Mi.hi.o.:, on Tt s.dsy, April 81
Ia District No. 2 comprising Tie sovns
Of Mani.o~oc, Maui,oxec Rapids, and
Nevton-at the School House, in School
District No. 1, village of Naniio~oe, OF
Wednesday, April %.
In Di.iric. No 3-coinprisins the ,c~ns
Of Cooperaso~n, Franklin. kossuta, and
Maple Greys-st the School House, III
School Dstrict No. /, near w. SoAiao-
sAoxs, IN It's so, Of kossuth, Oh S~.ar-
ObNt ~ t''-i
In Dl.trlct No comprising Ia to1Ds
sf Cs.o, Fston, Liberty, AMI i;oesiand-
at tss School House near Cark's Mills, il
the town OF Ca,o, on Monday, April q
In District No. 5-consist!ng OF the
towns of Cenirsvifle, Sehleswig and Nee
me-a. ,ha School House, near Il aUL-
HOLLANDS, in the .swn Of .dsene, on " 90
nesday, April 90
Ii expected ths! all persona ds.i2 ming
10 teach in the county, zho have rot recoi
we'd a csstiGcats from my predecessor, or
whose certificate will sxpirs this Spriog,
will be present al ore Of these sessions,
and, II possible, 81 tas Que appointed for
shsir respective District.
Applicants will please provide them
selves esch with good ic:.d prno,i, and
be p,s.en' Al tbs t:'as AMI pi~ca appoint
ed, promptly a. 9 o'clock A II.
J. ". THOMDS,
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W. THOMDS,
County Superintendent.


IcgI IN MAc!EAc SreA1Ts A letter was
Received in this city yesterday, (ssys III"
Detroit FREE Press ef the ISthD from
Aaciaac, Of quite rscent Gate, which
states that the st-aits have Deco closed
with ice Of considerable tiickhe ss Above
and below this blockade, in Lakes Huron
and Michigan, no ice IS viaI5!e, nor hns
there been during tie entire winter The
coolest weather experienced in that region
has ,akon place since the 18th day OF he
preser. m0pth
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SINGER & CO.'S
LETTER a" Ia silly SEWING MACHINE
jtlh at TIE Rrcsnt IwprOy.DssHis

LhI Xix "A silly ~ Wing u ACHiHE
bith all The Recent Improvements,
Is the BEsT and CHsAPFsr and MOST BFAr-
E!rrL of all Sewing Machines. This Ma
chine will sew anything. from the running
OF q tuck il 'iar-tan 10 the making Of an
Ovsfcoat any thing from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down TO the 1otjest Gatze or Gossa
mer Tissue, aud IS ever ready 10 do lis
work TO perfection L can fell, hem. bind
gather, tuck, quilt. and has capa"rv for \
great varis,v Of ornamental work. This
IS 10: the only Machine that can tel. hem,
bind, and 80 forth, but il will do So better
han any other Machine The Letter "A"
Family Sewing Machine may he had n a
great variety Of cabinet cases. The Fold ;
ing Case, which is nov becoming so pop.
uar is, as its name implies, oue tina, can
be folded INTO a box or case hich. when
opened, makes beau'if,.l. substantial and
spGcIo~s table FOR the work 20 rest upon.
The cases are Of eve.y imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in it's native
forest, or az elaboraieiy finished as art can
make them.
serd for copy Of "eIvogD L CO. GA
Eyre
NJ. SINGER & Co.,
458 Broadway. n Y.
Milwaukee HHicc-1 Nc~hail ilon.e
". Smith, AGENT in Manits~oc
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Approved March 10, 1868.
G TnUALow Wed 50

Gy TnUALow Med says, Ia a card, re
plying 20 some Of the personal attacks
male upon liza by Mr.. Greeley
I" Iaow the habit and nature OF tie 7',.;-
bgne, Though taEdlIy obtained, Ger
was ver.l"nt enough TO believe in Mr Cree
iey's patriotism, ana simplicity for ff. zen
vesrsl de know him now Indeed, as
the Canadian once said Of a long since &,
parted friend, Alderman D.a>her, | should
know his hide Ia a al yard "
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& AOCEIS I g = :;

iui. and excellent assortment, - rlr pies,
tut as es'eHp as Can BE- bought "a n.-,sywvo.
Th.s sFss sd very complete assortment was
recently rlrthsaed 1T iL6 c.ty Of Nss YYI. lor
CASE, and can SSH theIa a. j.st as rrs.ooahis
rates as aay otLsr esiaal9lIIelt possibly can.
Customers uho hsvs traded ni!h .ns during th.
last leu 5eass, are rendered ny sinceEeat shsaxs
sos their coas4-ac- ard patronage, AID tl,es,
.Ii lee HCo.c generally, axe lrsj.e, is c4,l ~
ear noE ti.at-Q atters. "-eTs tist &c assass :.
ct s7t;s cgartvzs a:d atceo.0"
@. GGRkIS0N.
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Nav HAMPsHIsE-The Manchester On.
H Mirror, Republican, expresses the
opinion that Col. }. 8. CHENEY, The demos
cratic candidate for Railroad Commission
e., is elected The anti-Repubican ma,
iority is admitted TO hs $500 which is q
ga;u Of y 900 as compared sI,h last year
and over 90, o00 as compared with the
year Of the election of President,
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AGENTS WANTED !!

We wait an Agent in every towa-in 4anito-
voc county - C ntTact for th.. sts oil Trees o.
tween this lid ;a tins o. their delivery is,
hantovVc in ths Spring. We WI .uaren'ea
our TIE 3 TO be sgai AID win par Agents =,
price chat viii suit them Those who - sh TO
rrgage Tcees or sct AGENTS, Can apriv t.
JEkE CROWLEY - .:ar;tovcc or to the u,,
seIsig u.d - O-hh "a, Wis
O'ERIEN 4 SCIiL
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Delicate Organ, The Eye,


It has 70 be
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in l-fr rgrC,s,jor unaerstsri rro,,n,Iv ,,a
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i, cur So. Int shis cas- ri ,.i.ca.s sud
rec..;,.e s,ge;t attention and r., H., s.h,,ct of
-naci,l ,,ariica wi;j fortn,, fu,1,r. fevofe from
ctb,r ,-,,,o, Fro,, q 10 - n,.loai :, o., s,ra.
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Circuit Ceurt-MAsIfewsf Cosa.y.

Jacob Halver5on. Plaintiff. against Gideoa B
Collins, Renjs min Wellington AMI Henry W.
Wellington, Defendants. Ths State Of ~i.cnn.
ain ~ the defendant Henry ". WELLINGTON.
N0U are hereby summoned and rcquirci &,
ansser the complaint IN this action when
Is al:d IA We once Of fAa "i1's - said Court
=. ah'to""c e. % W.T.. - narsTrh ser.
we'd upoa you By mall. snd to serve copy Of
your answer to ssid compliant o. the Subscriber
A, his ONCE 10 bis dwelling hoase, in tn. vla re
OF Xsuitoscc in said county, within tsentF d VS.
after the service Of this 7unfaons oDyou exc,u-
s.re Of the day Of s1cb service sd If yen fail
10 answer tho shid covplsiut within the tas
Aforesaid the plaintiff in thi, action will srpi,
TO the Court for he relief demanded in the COM
plaut. Dated January &c, lsta
GEO. REED. ATTY for Pm.
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A MERITzD PRoMoTIoS-Lient. PATZR
MCLHoLLAsD, OF Co. d, 9th Regiment,
ha. been com mssioued as Captain OF Co
X, of the same Regiment Serves him
right
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To rSs1 Public.

Dh FRAME sIH0a desire. to inform his
- patients suA .ss pso'ic that business - Il
con pei him 70 be absent Tor several weeks, and
tbs, b. has leN his sccoelt. with his wife for
settlements, sAd hopes that ii, owing hin will
call ard pay ~. Thcss whs SAve accounts
against hin will haze th.n settled by nsing ss
sbsve Or. F. s7aeH,
AMpy - lNa
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RE1UE4EEs tsaI' Sa1as.

Froaklin 81 ,!crs c!oor h tde }ost o5ic.
EASlTuTOC, Wis
WIS ah:isfiaant vii aiwaqa co: tain III tbe
Z varieties of Md tic Usually &s!t il. E Drng
&or", -o.etasr 9Th ? int OILS. Va.a.4!,, 81.
cool, s'piiS+ .: GorT~ntine }yjae- AID i.;q;asr5
for Moaicjpai PURPOSES, a=o tA0cy articles,
Soap and Pe,fan"ry, Risns Book apd >t-tjon.
eEy, C4taphene, FLUID and Fur FIi.e aa.i ali tbs
o'hor articles belonging to ,'.is hne.
~ Pr sCaIFTIrSs carefully put up ooth 2ay
ana night time ii tt
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To the People of the Town OF Aanl-
r A.s towoc.

The Ender.ignei respectfully informs
The voters of tie town Of Msnlfowoc thai
be is 4 candidate for re election 10 the Of.
Gee of Town Treasurer, and promises, il
elected, 10 perform its duties q. fsth'uls
hereafter a. re has i. The past.
Y. NIELSOE
EAaiiowoc, March 4, 1862.
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Town Tickets |!

We will print Ticket. ter tie coming
Town Elections a. The rate of Fifty Cents
par kindred. Three hundred printed for
$l.25. Call at the PikJ. offce.
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JUST RECEIVED
w AI<KER HOUSE,
NIL sHEE.

THIS HOUSE has been -e-oT.ae!, snd ,anov
l. ready tc- eaes.s. ThorougA repairs, in
prorsments, ard additions have been En,ds the
present season. Tae interior bag Undergone
complete cha &c, 80 that the " ALkaa" !. in
isct ! Nev House. No psins have bern spared
in htting up AID Furnishing entirely With sew
furniture, making it complete in al its arrange
Dcnts.
The Proprietor conhdentl, believe. he .n.ici-
pate. he wishes Of the trayeln. puhlic. y, cp
caing and keeping lac "WALEER' ee a hrst-
siss, Estel, and hopes to Hsris their srprsos>
7s' patronage.
A. G. BENTLEY, Proprietor.
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syracuse. March %

Major General Edwin V Sumner L. S
A., died IN ,hi. city st = quarter past one
o'clock this morning OF congestion OF
the longs. lie had been sick but few
days.
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III w " II VT o007' I0'-s'' 0''.
A fine asscrtnnnt o, ROSES, gtaad4ri and
E9u-iag. nttLIES, GLADIOLUS ard CAR,
NATION PINkS, and aRE BBEhY, Of all The
harry Varieties.
Trees viii b- delivered at the NJ astscosveaisn.
ro;nts BY Railroad or Steamboat, hs OF the
firm. JAaES @ Si!GR,
VILLAS SCAL.
O.akesh pacG.ber lS12.
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g. Ar,v,c. "a. a.:
Physician, Surgeon. az"
4 eco L Oh ER !

Office. opposite National Hotel, York st.
PROMPT attention.
sH- Good references given.
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GEO. REED,

ANorney and Counsellor at Law.
Has resumed the practice OF bis professos in
Aapitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
- Collections made in any part Of the State
For a few weeks bic cf8ce will be found II
his dwelling house.
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Diseases Cflhs Eye Chest,

TIVE Undersigned, knowing from experience
L .Aa' to FcsseSs any no@l1dge OF the many
n1s 0f DISEASE q that
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rVEE UNDERSIGNED has opersed ro~
L Stage Route from asnisowec to Eena.h,-
leaving SSaitorec Mondays, " resdsYs and
Fridays at O'Clock A w., reaching Aeua.hs a.
o'clock ssEs day Returning, vii! leave Me-
-asak in the norhlsS Ell s'clsck On Tussdays,
Thsf.dsys and Saturdays and arrivs a. faei,o>
wee al 5 o'clock ia the evening and can pro-
coed 70 Two Rivers tho ss7s dsy by livery con.
vesnpca.
Tais is the shortest sasea:, best scd cho.,s.:
route ;ro n SAaitovoc to the Railroads. I car
=, tie L. s. Mails And Am baund 20 make c.n4
uos.isAs vita tse ssvsral Railroad TeAia. TO,
hi!-sukss, Chicago. Isdison. L. Crcs<., Green
Gay and 81! r,s.r Eorts.,s Eastern, Western
and sochern c:tes.
P.seeage By is rouss will save Twenty
-Four bours' tine, Fifty niles Of Staging Ana
Three Doins ia ruensy over any ether rout.
OFFS % c. IS, National Hstel, Aauiicxoe ard
At The Enrropgbs' Hsnse, kepssba.
THOS WINDiAIE, Proprietor
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Lard for Sale.

Tie Youth West qusrteTtcf Section Is, il
the town OF Cato, is for rsle Fer pArsicu-
i.!s, enquire Of
JERE GROW LEY.
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Justices Court,

Kanit0roe CoaHty-7saen Of Aas.tou.e.
r.; Charles French:
~vOy- - hereby notified that a warrant Of
Y .,chme..' la. been issued against you.
I'd ~om- nroperty st'~cRsd to satisfy the de-
m,nd of August seh.ncss, amounting to Ten
nolI.rs Nov. unle-s yea sd.'l sPrssr before
E;Ilian Bach. J--tice of ire Peace in aid for
said coun,v. 81 tia Once in said town. On u"
18th day o. Febiulrr, A. u. 1851, a. i, -c,cc,
in the forenoon, Judgment. vii BE rendered
against yoa, snd yosr properly sold to pay the
dent Dated this 2oth day II January, A. D.
1863 A. SCHENCkE, Plaintiff
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I'm Probate,


State OF " Observation-Disclosures voc Cosut, Mar
itoroc G run's CUsrt. IN tho matte. Of tie es
tate Of Hans Han.sr. deceased
nN Rssdio> snd Fig the petition CT Hzas
~ Hansen Of re town OF Gibpon in the conn.
~ Of AaIitcVre .rd State Of Wisconsin, repre-
scnt'ng sme char things ths. Hans Hanson,
Ira OF the town 81 e bson in ssid countv. on n.
frat day OF 0atao-I 1862, at Nashville ia the
state Of Tcnaea. died ilte..ate, leaYin. coo.,s.
chlttels and esiste within this county. apd
prsyiDg that adnni.trstica OF said es,atsbs :,
hiu grated, ard tbs. II day be appointed for
hearing said application; II is Ordered Tas:
said application be heard before me a. nv onie,
in he village Ct 1an.towoc on Tie oOth day of
March, A. D. 1853, at 10 O'Clock A. N: A /,
il is further Ordered Tina, notice of said spnIc, !,
ton aed hearing be given by publishing , con,
Of this order iog three successive weeks, ono. IN
each week. in the Asnitewos Pilot newsaap,r
printed in sad couatv prior to sail hea-in.
Dated March Sd 1865
HENRY $. PIERPONT, Comfy Judge
GEO. n. WcorIs, A.t'y ;or Petitioner.
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EksDUzza = CUTLERY

good assortment, iaciuaipg bat: aud str22
Hinge, Nails, Pocket Eaiyes. T..i- Knire5 a. !
Fol- I'D, and all other articles usually kept.
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Fruit Trees. Fruit Trees
NTE, the uEd-r-igued oGst for aals for the
w spsi1g Ct 1863. the fsllosipg Vsr;eties Of
lsui's described al foilovs:
rs Varieties Of Apples,

Ea,bracing sun msr \ um Il Winter, IN i
al. tested, hardy kinds age from 10 years !;
height 6 to feet Price aha delivered r.
O-hke-h, per 100 SO CO; pwar. Apples 40
GEMS eGch
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snd 4 years Cd, With fruit buds 20 cts s,.ca
2 to years oa 40 do
Standard Pears, 6 to {. kisa 50 do
DO to 6 ii L:Sh Az do
These pear trees are vssy 6ne. Tbs extra
s!zsd aye 3 ycxrs frem bud CIR graft, aud
ulsdel trees in ali respects. The Dza-fs are not
"a ha s1cAilea
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CIIERRYS |!
GRAPES!

good har'y assortment s .c feet high
IS 10 IS cent. each
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80 Varieties sf PLANS.

Standard to 7 feet Ligh 2 + yrs cid so cts
10 to DO d5 As
These trees are straight, s,ocky and zu.a isaed
With r. su!ar handsome heads -.. >..
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AN ACT to amend section IS Of chapter
l57 OF the revised statutes, entitled "of
evidence"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
MuE. DEMoHL>l's
MIRROR OF FASHIONS.

u r..
Circulation 5000 largest in tho world, and the
only b,agnzino devoted exclusively
to the tsshioaA.
Each numb,r oohthus large and magnificent
tnshIsu llIetea, Splendid Illustrations oi u tho
ia hionn.le novelties ior Lauius' nr.ss iucluailg
Boane,s, tlonks, wai.ts, Sleeves, JacAets Wiap-
IerE. Sacks Jnd-r-narbcbts, J.welry, liosd df.sa-
os lOyH. Missos aud inlanss drcssrB, he~ aud
eieu ant raid and Embroidery patterns, Trim
aln.s, u5eiul novelties -Four lie-siz patterns
cut ready tor ave combining tho mos usetui, and
pfna.iCal Mag htno iur Motbsrs, a.liinora, Diess-
lnakora aud Ladies' ever itsund
Iulliahei MsE. i'Enot rpr'a FmI orium OF
fashione, A. broadway, \. y Yearly, ST. with
gaua bio pr.iniunH single % 0ts. A epl.nnid
,haaco fcr lady agents and extraordinary prnmi-
aus for CLUBS. lnciuding extra patterns, systcm
pi dtn~s cutting, hnR4Znes, ihotographic Al
unms ol.gant t.ilt or steel combs "a " hoe Ter and
Wilson N.wing Machine with attarbnents or "A
i'a'om Lever Gold watch amy of the above val
uALle pre iiums to be obtained without paying
my money Tor them tor particulars see tho
"Mnror ot Farhinng o not fail to send tcr IT,
The fusize patterns alone are worth more than
vice its coat Jsls
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HARRISBURG, June Is-I:30 A. M.

JuuC soO r. AVE-.
The rebrls under Jenkits evacuated
Chambcrsburg at l O'Clock to day, taking
the road to Hager.town.
The authorities here are now in tele-
graphic communication With Chambers
burg
During the stay OF the rebels all pri-
vate property WAS respected, except SO
far rs horses and cattle and the becc Az
ries OF life were concerned.
Jackson's old corps, under Ewell, i.
reported TO be at llagerstown.
Information was received by the au-
thorities late tonight that lmb den was
at Chamberlain with two regiments ol
cavalry. Wheeling may be its destina-
ton.
Troops for the State arc arriving rap
idly.
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puuApELrniA, June Is.

The Baltimore clipper of last even
ing says, we learn from the headqnar
trrs Of Gen. Schcnck that the rebels in
vested Ilarper's Ferry on The 10th and
attempted 10 surprise ten. Tyler. The
latter retired to Maryland Heights and
shelled the rebels, compelling them 10
evacuato the Ferry. The rebels then ie
treated 10 Williamsport, and Tyler re.
crossed and occupied his former position,
Tho rebels tore up the railroad aud
damaged the canal. Travel is resumed
between the fe.ry aud Baltimore.
Accounts agree that the rebels have
left Chambersburg ana are now at West
minister. and thele is but "A small force n,
llagerstown.
The fnquirer's special from Washing
ton says letter from mn ad of Gen.
Lowell, found IN rebel mail bag, states
that tho rebel cavalry are en- route for
Pittshnrg from Suffolk.
There were only three rebel regiments
III the vicinity of Blackwatcr.
There are no rumors OF any fighting
by II -okcr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
Mcdonnell svllLn, Ia, juno

McConNRLts svrLLr, Pa, June Il.
Stragglers from the late flight bring
information up 10 last evening from be-
low.
They report that 5000 rebels crossed
the rivcr at Wllliamsport, and are march
ing on Hancock.
There were 900 Of Mlroy's routed
forces collected, Who beng Il morahzcd,
lied at the reported advance OF the
rehels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
DEMOCRATIC MASS CoNyENTION

In view Of tho pregeut cri-is in oar Affairs ana
tho great importance of the issues before tho
people, ibo state Comm ltec have deemed II sd-
visable 10 call Mass Convention of the Dem0c
rsoy nj tho same time time of the nominating
State Convention. A Mars Convention Of tho
Democracy Of the State will therefore meet at
Desmonss on Wednesday. tho 9TH day Of July
next. Lei our friends throughout the state see
that IL is gathering worthy OF the OCCASION.
J. NJ ELLW0OD,
Chairman state Central C0wnistss.
j G. TURK Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

CoAPAHIsoN.-The Muscatine county
Agricultural Soci ty tffers a premium Of $40
for the beet trotting stallion. white that Of
scott offers 1900. and other premiums In pro.
portions. Those who have good stock should
prepare to make email fortune out Of the
scott County Agricultural Society this year
The officers have determined upon having the
oest exhibition ever known In the State by
long odds, and we think they will succeed
CALL on Krause when you want
neat and sersiceabls suit Of clothing Hs bas
The best cntter in the city.