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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-06
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State Of y isconsin-Mauitowoc County. Man
itowrc e. un'y Court. Ia the R,atter Of the es-
Jats o: Hans Iausau, deceased.
Il - 2 adm, aud Fl, g tie nrtiiol Of II ms
~ liz. son OF ia iowu Of Gibson in the conn-
/, Of Aailicowoc ad Starc Of s" iscousif', rcgre-
scnling aAo. oh th;a;-s thai iians ii.nsan.
lite Of tie town O. & b5pu il sei,l caunty on III,
first d.. Of OaroJr7 lo62, al N!sayils III tire
ale oE TenIe.s. d;r,i i..Jsate-2, leaving goods
chatt+'S nd estate within this county: ana
przyiu- that administration c. eljd Cs ate lie to
h.'n grarted, arI th.t day BE- op0i~tel tor
hearing 81! app!i'a.!an l. Is Ord, rcd Tat
ii application be heard before ne At n.y ociee
l.. tn" village Of %atito~ac On the 3O-h az q
&aFch, : D. 1868, IS 10 O'clock A. Il And
j, II further Ordered Tne no.ica q: 81 ! ?. ,ic.,
yi4n AID bearing he giyen by publishing = copy
q Ills eglec for ih-rc successive weeks once in
each sees, IL the AA"ifo~ec i"ti1t It newspaper
ri ted IN SID coaa.T prior 10 sai hra ing
Dates Harv't 81 1853.
HENRY S. PihHFOEr, Comfy Judge
GAo. :. WooDis, ATTY for Petitioner.
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Frederick Borcherds against William Bach.
Ey virtue Of AZ execution issued ia the above
ea,itled csuse and tested On the 25ih day O,
February, 1853, 10 ne directed aud delivered
asa;s.. The real and personal property Of the
defendant, William Bach, 1 shall Oh thu "a ii
day Of April 1853. 1t ten o'cloet in the fote>
nosa Of that day, 1t the Court House in the vii
l.ko Of Naaito~ &C, county Ct AAuitowoc, Offer
for sale "a d cell Il public vendue thereL es>
tate hereinafter described and all the right III
tie aud interest which the defendant William
Bach had therein on the 21st day Of April S5S,
or that he has at ANY time since acquired,
which real proper = is known and described as
foices TO Wit:
All those cer.s; n lots Or tracts Of Ian. situate
ia he equity Of Aanito1o; and Stat. OF Wis.,
cons;n and beng lots 20 l 2 I 8 II Is 10 ard
90 In block 40. ~ lots / and ia block s32,
lots AID IL block 35i. lot 10 in block 1856,
10; Is ia block 32i lot l l in biecS c24 lots 4
and In block LA, lot 10 block 227, lot 10 in
block 30 all il the village Of Mani.ovoc; $50
tie n~ / of Sec. "a "a Tosnsaip Is RSrge FL
east, the ss I OF Sec. s. in Township ls nortb
Of Rage 90 "asf the NV / OF tie ne I Of Sec
% ia Township 2 north Of Range %, the sw I
Of the sw / Of See, 81 To~nshp Is north OF
Range % east, the se I Of the ne of Sec, 5 in
Township 10 norsn o. Range 90 esst. thes.1 of
the nw ard Sc Of ne II Sec. lain yTe~n>
ship 10 north Of Range 60 eat, spt !ot no. l in
SEE 2Ain TO xnsip 10 n;.rth o. Range % east
Dated A.n;toste. February -. lsB3.s55c
TIA P. SalTH Sheriff
,.,-- ...f-g bv j II. BuRss Under Sheriff
": u. NICucLs, F, IFS Atty, ia a., ,..-l =
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Or. P,rnlcks D.Y.-Jonr McKsoeU
P'of''ss t. sa'. tie fen. u ireland
es,.bEate cI. rAf.,c&'s DAr hi. sea, q.
ste resident. II IAoe. GoGs.se. k,o in
tEsaE,o. joAs, b, ,n.-s;l o,,..ns, IA. X
ys,es. ,f-sd -, t-4s c..ie3rstivn. "a i 10
e-:'-r ln:s'>--ent '>~s ca-svi, WI. 70
TIC s.-... 81 -. c.>;er A..r..3, WHOLE
co. ",",>., -o.t1 &c ~ortl. :; : ting.
s~c. !. ca -,ecn-e. Tf.~sp ,'e fv~ t.,es
~ lS.e .o~.sy ~'.c can F,ce:,e fito1, N
ss.;~s -s:c ::.a sr. GoooI.s. Every
i'ls!.--<s, >rd Ars vie. d-n.t,'er, sat
~-.!.e~t,, viii ts hvr+ Ne all ca.
oesvos 70 Ae there, e~o,; .s 10 no. 20 70
CA,'to.. Bar !t.s 10 misi, 3s Uu4s
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State Of Wisconsin. hsuitovoc County
Circuit Court. Acdrsv Iristche ag'st Charles
Luetze. y ~ - ~
DR. VIRTUE OF judgment Of Foreclosure
- and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court 10
Aad fos Tie county OF AAnitovoe, State of Wis,
consin, at the Gen srsl Term Of said Court held
81 the village and county Of Xanitowoe in the
above sneitled aetion on the FIRST day of No
veneer 4. D. 1862, I will cell ct public vendue
10 the highest bidder q the Court House in the
village of xanitowoc. on the eleventh day Of
Aprll A. D. 500 at three O'Clock in the after.
noon Of that day, the following described prop
erty or 80 much thereof az will raise the amount
OF ssid Judgment and costs to wit The south
cas-. quarter Of the south east quarter of Section
no. tour = in Township no. twenty 20
north CT Range no. twenty one III in the
county 81 Asn.:owoc and State Of Wisconsiu,
tcgetaer With the appuEtsnances thereto be,
'onging. Dated Sheriff. Ofic., Aanitowoc,
Wjsros.ia, January lo,-ls65. 9tasG -a
IRA P SXITH, Sheriff.
- edi By PRrD. BoscHERDTss Deputy Sheriff
4 Kx. 4. eNIcHdL. P.'tsfs ATTY. ~ 3. j
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Dialogue between Abe Lirkin and ths
Devil, soon Gftsr Li1kiA teok his Seat
in the White House.
FROM the Lcs.., Ohio, Gazette
Linkin-'" Good morning, Mr.. Devil
Your mos, s1edleut servant, sir"
Devil" Good morning. brother Link
in; glad 70 &c you. Rev do yea pros
per - -
Lintin-" Fir.s rate. I h.., bees
elected 20 the Proficiency Of the United
STATES, which will eust,e me to GIL The con
tract that made wi.b vou in relation 10
:he Tree Americans Of African decent"
Devil" Brother Liak;n, I'm happy ,o
hea' ycu Say 30 ]; for YOU nov bold a v.rs
important position in the ration, aud h...
!. II .s1- ;'o~er 10 DO much for me. ia;
"hn, 's going 20 ts yoar ruling ;'riaei-
PIE -
L'aiin--"@ s ruling princ'p's.iil :. 70
pi-ass ,eur nsj.Aty, and year trs bren.
he A.oisioci.,s, according TO contract y
l'r'.i-" Wsll, what DO you ix,.,.d 70
90, "a p. elton to the Constitutions and TIE
Ca:cn Il tie S..:e.." ssE =
Ins,n-" AS for tie Constitutions.
.a~i' disregard ssst altogether Esd tie
C,.i"h shall destroy T.. Prociems!ic,..
Devil" Wi 20 on /; di.i..sd SIC
Constitution .od i.-ue YOU, Prcci.rna,ior
to te..ro, the Union. and yet JOS vii.
con c on, jus: ~ did" r-.r0 : Ill
Lnts-" Aad how did YOU cone eat
Nh. 80 y~r aeAn bs ;.s,l' = I
l-.'il - Why. ,va see. l. and my
'ii-"ti> onee undertook to DESTROY ,As Cen,
.ii'a,;>n ant: Union Of = hs..~s. and y
~s''i-L Us io..'tu,ions q !, and ~ Abti-
tor frspfs az ne ~s,, q. hung Nth Il
ch.e, sad ','s s.g-'.. .sd We spto ~ s;-j
AID ta,,i OFT At. nov tho ou,y .s.i-iAc-
t'"u ny h,ss, II. ~ aao~ that Ne are poor
n.ean, n,is.ssb,. .s;.,:.4."
Liut e. na.t c-afess tina, this j. 4
sad s1s.,stsrrIenc. q yours. Nevertheless, I
hH's lpt ny 100: down, and there 10 ne:b-
ing in t.'c Way to binder ne froM dlsl.2
he An''ii:i"1 contraet-excepl the Bar
,ernuts'
Devil" Vol. vel broker A br.A.n,
20 ssea aG.! 81 ne .on:r.c. r. .noa A.
on c-n, 49,: si,-n | xi! have sus -.
ties,.cLt ~i.h ,cc."
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T Major General s;eej arrived in
to1n yesIssisE. aud Is stopping st tie
rsadohco Of b.. father IN iax "a tia nm
per part o; the City. He has taken al.
vantage Of The unfsrofabio weather which
has temporarily .uspsad.i sra4y move.
"en', to vlsi. h.' vile and tsmily, from
whom 40 ha. bee sepsrsted Tor con-
sicsfsoIe lsDgth OF time Tia General is
IN frat rate health and spirils aud look.
forward with confidence 10 the rs,u,, Of
re coming campsign.--N y. Herald
27tA.
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hi7AFr -c:'"A'-- Verbal ,eror:. from
:fH'"H f"-t nenti,,ns the r;i.ais,,,;sn
a":o',g n \rs York regimen, lie. E.f,r
= e''1' as t'clh.' even gce~;-r ,isa re-
T. =""n'.d N !e:t'rs sifsady published from
th''s ~ no' Improbable that ~ thi.
tree Tie "ho's regiment hss bees plsc-,i
.;'':"r arr-.. tor iC.ut5r,tirs,;vn. lh.l;ka
9, 'en. iiinter. aa1 Of serving ~i:t BIZ
n",:'" r .;.'ri.,s, il said to b. a. he be-
tUiiI u lie ..tft.r.
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81 Tie French Go,ernm., dat il.
the Enap-roI, la. 1c'-rm;n. 10 accom-
pI,u sr.fotu 10 he d~stii..~ q IL. op-
ess:ie- .iA.kc., Md i. sb..l tnt..ny =
hou-. ur"S .,e Of tie nau .g.r!s for
nam .'''sa ~oftmSt. The .i,l,.oo Is in
tbs cco;fe q the .nufac..,Hs portion
Of Paris the o.;.sse !. 10 be Csc stories
high, snl eAch dp.r is 10 lie divided iu,o
apartments c"inp;-teiy separated, sll to
approached ty spacious .,sircs,s. On
the ground Door viii be a reception room
or oommos bsI, res;sur.rt, din;ur
room, AID 'hs E.cssssry ci'lces. The
sonmon situug room j. to be Z.ll lgh,
90, ~sr,a.c aud ventilated, sni 10 be
usde 50 attractive tia. tie vine. hop
shaIi n"' ailIls the wofEuen from eco.
nomics. pall.
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ina HEcpLx A-AEs.-Peri,,a, Ara
""u'.hs = TO car Legislature from al
"'ft' Of NE s'aEc. praying the LEGISLATURE
70 '@s' seton ,sa.ns. compensated en.n
rii'-fIoo, and to p--s se'.s l.- 90 prohit>
!: E--'''r' 'ron c,.asIUs into the stats
SeFer he'ore r-:e tie people SO sroas-!
"na-E subject, and Eev.r before wac snv
al ,sot Of g"n.rsl pubic concern 50 y.n
sra.i, pc:i'isreC .Esf,san Patriot
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Circuit GCugt-- 7sI7aitOyyoc ca.

Henr, Nhits arsHcst Thomas ". B,ker
p1 Nl..io Z 81 al s1' ca i,D issnei ir the
ID above stti,'.d cause ard tes ed On I'll. 25ta
day OF February 1873 to directed ARD deiv-
cred sgainet be rs2l AID persons property Of
the defendant Thonn;s II s ,krr. shat! OF the
1%,h dA.o April 1863, a, ten O'Clock in the
florence. II t!si dag ~ the Court iiogs, il the
village OF NAH'.0 soc, Cout'y Of i n;t1wuc, OIL
fsr fer sale AID sell u. pubic vendus tie real
pfopsr:, hsfeit .f'-r desesibed snd all the right
tile s"d Interest which the defrnEant Thorn -
y B,k-r had tsrrs'n o. the Eth OF Jaaus,y
1862, or bat he "a. say time s,ncs acquired.
ra'ch p-op"itT "a kno~f! AID q scrhed a. fol.
lows 70 1T: A tlpse certain pieces or par
rTls Gf larc S1tG t. IN 'ne C0uDty Of u ri-owoc
And Stste of scor>in AID heng ,ssr; O. :he
rof:!; ives ;rsc.oa Of he n0r;h sest c1a,tsr OF
section IS To~l - Range %, commencing st or
nss, tie soulh SIS. 60 nsr Of bui DIM once
sitsated tee !fanitowoc river and known as
lie T. ". Bake rAnnery aa4 cunui. down SAD
river o'e t0ouSthJ feet thence ~ right ang,es
~ ncTthsF'T G'rrciiGH eighty Get, thence At
r'Sht aga IN westerly direction one bunG-
rcd feet, thnrce 81 right angles in a sou.herI,
direction eighty feet 10 the p'sce o. beginning.
A,sG Its 1 and D Ia section 10 Town 10
Rage - -lso the vet half o. r-4 Of sec 3s
Tow 70 Range a. $50 L.: 3 in exc % Tow
le Rang %, excepting aud r's"rvir z iherefron
= pa's # the ss,- her.teftre CONVEYED bv
Tnom,s W Baker oy deed, which is nov on rec
ord IN toe Office Of the R@s's;er Of Dteds of
Eani:o~oc ooG-ts: also tie 81 Of lie! and s
Of 4 of neg Of sec Is Town II Range %: also
the act Of sec "a IN Town 10 Range 81 Asa
the und. Of Lott and 10 soc 8 T ISR as-
also Lot 4 ard ind / Of Lot, AID II in sec II
T IS r %, all in the county ~ d stase .tors..id
kani,esoc, February as 1868.
IRA z. SMITH, Sheriff
BY J. h. buAss, Ucisr Sheriff
". n HIsAsH, Pfc Au'y
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!s- motion VI Cbsriss Summer IN
the 'sra'e to rem, soldiers The rish. to
ne tvbsr9 a: Nsir or. er,-.s. could
have O. 'Cina."d with no other shar New
avg and senator. /: was 4 purely Puri-
tau lisa, worthy Of he race which whjrp
- women for kissing their husbands on
~Guci.r. !f:hese Massachusetts conrre.s
'aen could hsya 'heir own -aY, we should
hs'e !"e ~1oa iist Of blue laws .p1ext
upon tie tsdrrsl statutes at once.
NIaelHk Nelr5
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70 tAs People Ct the Tc~u Of Ea1i-
1cSCC

tn. rndsr.isn.i re.f--,fai'. iuforns
tss ,ot.,. e stc tcsn o: ,s..,;s~2c shA.
be IL c...,ts,e hf &c ...>.,ck 10 The Of.
kes Of io~n f...-ui-r, Ak ,,,,,i1-., If
elected, 10 ;-'tci II u. du5i.. ei .s.:stz!iy
hsrsa!.,r - Il. b.s ia ~. pas.
n. NELSON.
Hsa:tor5c, Nara 4 1864.
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II. BRENNAN,

County Surveyor Of Monitowoe County.
IEsDEHcs, sHAI cLARxs MILLS.
Will promptly attead to al business entrusted
70 him. Orders may be left 1t the Store Of II.
naheney, o. 1t he o6os Of Clerk Of the Court,
naDisevee.
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NcCLsLt.S.-Ins tt,S5>2h s..n re
port, Tie: Gen. Ac<'lsL,,S j, to hive q
comM.st. We !, 10: Ls'',ves wa e
il lie A.ir.in,.l,st...n .to-s o.. ,.u=sr>s
s.tss eco-s'l to .;f--r'.'o lia Zerau.
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At TIE COURT ROUSE +!
Tom Tickets /!

rs ~ili prins Tioks:s 10, he ecm;ny
Town Election. a. size rsle 81 f,riy Cent.
per hsnt,o1. Itr.s dssdred ri lad for
$l:5. C.lI ii nc P,l5t onte
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&. 3EEt.N LAMB, n. r.,
Physician, Surgeon, and
4 Geo / CHER!

OG7cs. opposite Nattona! Hotel, York 81.
Orders left st toe National Hotel will receive
PROMPT sttsEti0n.
ss Good references given.
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urday, February 7ih, lsss,k;A the can
and place. "
I1u0lJ JACOB HALvEBsoN, c,n
The above sale is further adjourned M
urday, March 9Th, 1863, a. The same no
place. JACOB HALVERSON Carr
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Sc NsrcE! csiHe in Ike lion Lcpe it
vi! verify IL" es,i"g IN goiug out.
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Ssa crIE'S : EC.

Circuit GrG:t-MlniteWGe Cauuty.
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- = - Oy. j N. burns, Under SnEI
": u. NiCucLs, Pts ATTY. ia a., y.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-13
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.

Vg7HE SANITARY COMMISSION have estab-
~ lished an office Of information in regard to
patients IN the Hospitals OF the District of Col
unHia. and of ire ttriet City, Maryland. BY a
reference TO books which are corrected daily, an
answer can, under ordinary circumstances, be
yiycn by return mail TO the following questions
Ist Is 4--- giving name and regiment
III present in the hospitals Of the District or OF
Frederick city?
"a If so. what is his proper address
3D. What IS the name Of the Surgeon or Chap
lain OF the hospital?
4th. If not in hospital at present has he re-
Gently been in hospital?
9TH If 50, did he die in hospital, and at what
date?
9Th. IL recently discharged from hospital, was
he discharged from service?
It'll. If not what were his orders ON leaving?
The Commission is prepared also to furnish
more specific information as to tire condition Of
any patient in the District hospitals, within
twcnty-four hours after request to do so, from
An officer Of any Of its corresponding societies.
The office of the Directory will he open daily
from O'Clock a. M. to s clock F. m, and ac-
ceSsible in urgent cases at any hour Of the night
The humber of patients in these hospitals Is
about % 900. II found 70 be practicable, the
dutvilerc undertaken locally by the Commission
will he extended to include all the general hos
pitfalls in the country.
FRED Law 0INSTED,
General Secretary.
ADAMS lToUsE, 2i4 STREET,
Washington ID. C., November ~, '62
Dec 2, 3G2-4n.
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hdhN pSAM ulr0uAlSCN tfoila aStN4OC, dAa
have died in the Hammond General Hos
pital since our last issue:
DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE
n Stetson andrews s., Grunosski 81 Pa,
[ A DeShrow + 81 \ y, " Walton 4 II na.,
" Taylor Il Oh Pa., corp " I Moore G y Pa,
4 Meredith 6 s. Pa, ] IIeaton d - Pa. II
IIolbrook Vt, G ii Lewis G L SIS, scrgt
" weeks u / Vt, d Reese j al Pa, B
Laughton I IS T., q 7 Davis Il 81 y T., "
McMulen B Del. II MORT L llRI, RS
Thompson 26 \ T., T Mclaughlin II ~,
corp Y Nachynski II n y. s / Branch X 6 \
\ cav, r 4 Cetcrson I 10 Pa, Hunter | los
Pa. corp " { Doaue ST. Hass., Il ela4ksen / y
j.. I ltutledgc Il l05 Pa, corp I Ryan A -
Pa ID Wildcs h ) Me-, { y Martin Il l32 Pa,
u 7 IIeSeIton Vt. Reagan I t : art. T
Marks II 63 Pa. Fay + Z y j., l. Shcllenber-
Ger Il % \ y, /. Critehlow q 81 Pa, Il Kill
MGR G IA Z s., w Walter \ - \ T., NJ Eason
E2NlS L., p Ward II VI, + Ferguson u
- y Y, + Frederick 20 y, II Wencbcrgcr
II 10 Pa p O'Riley 60 y u, l. Smith q l0l
\ Y, f Galway c 20 Mass, u nickerson d
j., Kennedy d ) Va, corp VI L Baldwin { II
Ct. sergt Il Curtis G 2R l.. + Delahunty
- u. VI 4 Lockart l. lG Mich, I Gormar
L Mass. sergt L " Nuber G II n y, Nc
Grath t ST. II Judson II + n y, l. b fur-
ner 81 Pa, Mexican + los Pa. J Van Allen
X IS Y. N Il Latter G / I : : s., { Noel
y l07 Pa., G Ziebold r Del, j Deacon go
Pa drummer 7 Drum i los Pa, N Reardon
cen H., T II Reynolds \ 90 y scrgt {. S
Ellington. Purnell Legion Nd., d Young II 56
Pa. sergt II Wolker G 6 y H. SeiiSiver
l04 Ny, JE IIolbrook G > Vt, NJ llennont b
80 n y. C WAGNER 4 \ t., scrgt +, Kelley &
) Va. ? McCue 81 Pa, 2 Donahuc D 81 Pa.
J II Fairy II II [ S.
DIED.
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xvTOJLDN'T YOT LIKE TO KNOW

w where YOU can buy good Letter Paper,
Envelopes, Pens, Penholders and Writing Ink,
the Cheapest on the Point? Ii you would just
call at the GAZETTE Office, where we are prepared
10 furnish them at Baltimore prices. Please
rive us call j. HOBBS Il CO,
january 6, 1868.
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areWIthln two and halt miles OF that place,
and have opend on the town without giving
notice to remove the women and children.
One thousand rebel cavalry. in line of battle,
are visible from the town. Gen. Brown has
made loop-holes in the houses for musketry,
and will make vigorous resistance.
CARo, Jan S.-The steamers from Mem
phis brings nothing later from Vicksburg.
Passengers state that the rebels had batteries
at Cypress Bend, thus preventing steamers
from passing up from Vicksburg, but our
gunboats will easily remove them if neces-
ary BY way of Grenada reports had reach
cd Memphis that there has been no fighting
since the 10Th of December Tuesday week.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoToMAc,
Jan. S.-The usual quiet prevails through
out the camp. The fifth army corps of
'icneral Meade was reviewed to-day by Gen.
Burnside and staff, who commended the
appearance of the troops.
The SIEGE OF VIcKsBuRG. Tho Presi-
dent has received dispatch from Helena,
Arkansas, dated January 2. stating that
our forces attacked Vicksburg ON Monday,
December 20, and were repulsed after Sc
we're and obstinate fighting. They feh back
to . position close by, so strong that they
could not be dislodged from it, and the de-
termination of our commanders not to yield
the ground until they have taken the city
was fixed.
Dur loss was stated to have been $1,000
kliled, wounded, and missing The dis
patch further stated that it was reported
that General Grant had joined General
sherman. The confidence among men and
oilcers that our forces would take the city
was complete.
4 MATcu FOR THE ALABAnA,-Among
inc fleet probably destined to capture the
Alabama, there is vessel of the same
name reported to be very fast. She sailed
rom Boston last Saturday week, having
o 9s thoroughly overhauled at that port
Inc steamer is over a thousand tons burthen.
Richmond paperscontain officialdespatch-
9 nom General Bragg, in which he ac-
ssnoWiedges he found our forces too strong
Ut ., MN, and was compelled to fall back to
D pallahoma. The press dispatches to the
Alclmnnd ,>o,.nxr 80 L. III 1885, Lao.,:Ix~
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TELEG r A VI 8.

NASHVILLE. Jan. Our whole loss in
- bsttle of Murfreesboro' in killed, wound
i and missing is not over seven thousand,
i rL;lst the rebel loss is from twelve to fifteen
thousand
leur rear was yesterday eight miles beyond
uurfreosboro', and it is reported that rebel
WAGON train was captured eighteen miles be-
yond Murfreesboro' yesterday
The body of the rebel General Rains was
hurled here to-day No demonstration was
allowed.
Considerable quantities of eontraband
goods have been captured by our pickcts for
several days past.
The weather is now cold, and the river
is on q stand.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Adyices from Spring
field Missouri, state that rebel force, re-
ported at 5000 strong, under Burbridge
and Marmaduke, with six pieces of artillcry
arevithin two and half miles of that place,
and have opend on the town without giving
notice to remove the women and children.
One thousand rebel cavalry, in line of battle,
are visible from the town. Gen. Brown has
made loop-holes in the houses for musketry,
and will make a vigorous resistance.
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THE STORY OF A BOSTON WOMAN.
HER ADVENTURES IN THE SOUTH.


The Norfolk correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press ,narrates the fol,
lowing interesting story of a Yankee
girl, whom, to avoid unpleasant noto-
riety, he calls Miss B.
"Miss b. is twenty years old, lit
tie over the medium size of women,
and, though graceful and slender, is
by no means sylph-like. angelic, or
radiant. Her features are strong for
a woman, but her mouth is rosy and
small. always compressed with an air
of frmness, except when her lips are
parted to display very fine set Of
dazzling white teeth. Her eyes are
large, Of deep hazel color, and have a
strange way of looking at one wonder
ingly above them is an ample fore
head, much winter than the rest OF her
face, which is very much embrowned
by the burning sun and exposure.
A native of Boston, she married, at
the early age of fourteen, a youth of
seventeen. The ceremony took place
in DR.. Sharp's church, at Boston. For
five years the young couple lived to-
gcther, and had two children, But q
cloud began to overshadow their hap
piness. There was living in the same
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An Editor in Heaven.

Under the foregoing caption an ~ex.
change gives an obituary Of broth,
er OF the quill. from which we extrac,
the closing paragraph
Are we not glad that such an ed.
itor is in heaven There the cry more
copy" shall never fall upon his ears
There he will no more be abused by
his political antagonists with lies and
detraction that should shame a demon
to promulgate. There he shall ne
more be used as ladder for the AS
piring to kick down as soon as III. /,
reach the desired height and need hin
no more. There he shall be able I,
see the immense masses Of mind be
has moved. all unknowing and un
known, as he has done during his
weary pilgrimage on earth, There
he will find all his articles credited
not peal of thunder stolen, and nc
typographical errors to throw him in
to fever. We are glad the editor i,
in heaven.
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CARTER HOUSE,
STIMSON'S HOTEL,

C0RNER or EAST WATER DETROIT sTREETs,
MIL Wa UKEE
This House is located in the business part of
the City, convenient to the Cars and Boats.
t4 Omnibus and Baggage Wagon always
on hand to convey Passengers and Baggage to
and from the Boats and Cars free of charge
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4oetrp.
vICKsBURa.
BY z. j. COLE.

VIcKsBURB HAS FALLEN " This glad cry
Revxrberates o er hill and plain;
With proudest hopes the heart beats high.
While eager voices shout again.
Thrice, has the loyal heart rejoiced
Thrice echoed back the joyful strain:
But traitors hold proud Wick sburg still.
And death on every side doth reign.
Behold our forces marshalled there.
Closing them round on every side!
Starvation, death upon them stare;
Already thousands must have died.
But still they struggle 'gainst foe
Mighty because their cause is Just,
While in their ranks is pain and woe,
And sad foreboding, dark distrust
Fierce grows the struggle! Deep dispair
Lends madness to the wavering foe.
The din of musketry is there;
The booming cannon, shriehs of woe.
Holly the work of death goes on;
Our ranks are broken here and there;
But soldiers, brave, keep rushing on
Where will it end my God, oh ! where
How many wives in darkness sit
How many broken spirits bow
While aching hearts, with trembling, wait
News of the battle raging now.
Thou God of justice. smile once more
Upon our sorrow -dcluged land
Let freedom ring from shore to shore,
And make us one united band.
Prairie Glen, June 20, 1868.