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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-02-06
Written for the Pilot
THE sENTRIES' MEETING.

A Fire Z0uave and Palmetto man
Met, while on duty walking;
Just then they were not sup for fight"
So much as for some talking.
Good BROTHER Of Palmetto State,
Can you give me the reason
Why you thus so proudly wear
That ugly badge of treason 2"
Yes" replies Palmetto man,
am give it quick as winkin':
Il is because your President
Is nigger stealing LINCOLN"
But" returned the Fire Zouave,
Was lie not elected
| In accordance with our laws
Then why not Re respected ?'
:" Besides, he is no rigger-thief;
lie ne'er stood in that position,
And if you don't recall the words,
III bur! you to perdtion."
He may not be a nigge, thief,
But he's SO represented;
Sill, other reasons can give
Why We are not contented.
We've held the reins for thirty years
And reaped enormous profit
We fear the pangs Of poverty
Should we suffer you to stop It.
We make the ignorant believe
That Northern rule is rotten;
We Gupe the planters so they think
The war is waged gains: Cotton.
"The almighty nigger is oar boast
\ monarchy our desire
Aud in spite Of LlycolN's hosts.
Wei. get what we re4uire,'
The Fire Zouave became earaoed;
Then pulled his minnie frigger,
Saying, q Traitor, Of to h--lI with YOU
And your internal ni@gtr.,"
\ sharp repo,t-the rebel fell,
And with mournfuI groans expired;
The Zouaye gave plying look,
Then to his camp retired.
Meeme, Wis. J.C.
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~ The Sultan Of Turkey =

Fg- The Sultan Of Turkey was recent
" afflicted with an attack OF the disease
known as the jumping too'hache. lis
dentist was summoned, but could not be
found at his lodging; he had. in fact,
gone to hunt. For three hours mcsseH
gers on tleetest steedo sought for him, the
Sultan meanwhile, roaring with pain til
the entire household seemed TO hear in
their ears the twaug Of the bowstring -
Fortunately one of them remembered an'
obscure dentist whose sign was out in q
remote quarter; this member Of the pro
fession was found, ragged nan in a
rarret and " was wbisked Az Az to the place
| Twelve Wallets seized upon, him cleansed
! him t.ushed him, tumb,ed him into a
comparative deceney, AMI sent him. for
ceps. in hand, into the presence. He ex-
trac,ed the tooth, and the warm regard Of
His Serenity, and was at once named spe
cal dentist, with a great monthly salary.
an Immediate gift of large amount, and a
nol,n resi- leucc
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CHE CAREER OF TIE ALABAMA
The Romance OF the War.

The Losdon 2aaer, ;,u,,iien tie follow
o.o.,u.-.. c..,., -. ,..ot .,... :
49,,
'"e 's'e. S''%'!e' 1''''' ma no" second
officer OF he bmi'sh steamer Thistle;
! + On leaving En-
Gland the 300 had a crew of 93 men for
tie INST part bpionciag to the f gI;sh
Naval Reserve. all being trained cannors.
aud the uni fisv OH o1cn-of,D III 5 men.
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The BARRIERS Ghost.

"A TeutIeuiaU, tFdFSiiIIg some Years S.nCe
in The upper part Of this State called at a
tavern, and requested entertainment for
the night. The lanllold informed him
thati was out Of his power 10 accommo-
date BIN as bis house was already full
lie presisted in stopping, as he, as well as
his horse, was almost exhausted with tray
cling. After much solicitation, the land
lord consented to bis stopping, provided
he wou i sleep in certain room that had
been occupied for q long time, in conse
quence of q belief tha: it was haunted by
the ghost Of a barber who was reported to
have been murdered 10 that room some
years before.
VERY we'll says the man, I'm 70;
afraid Of 9 hosts.
Af.er having refreshed himself, lie in
qmred Of the landlord how and in what
manner tie room in which he was to lodge
was haunted. The landlord replied that
shortly a!;er they retired to rest an un--
known voice was heard, in a protractel
aad trembling recent, sayirg, Do you
want to be shaved y
Wei" replied the mar, if lie comes,
he NAV shave me-
He ILon reaues.eI 10 be shown to HE
apartment, in going to which he wa, con
dnceu thr ugh a large room where were
seated Great pu,obay Of nars,ns At o.
ming tebIa.
Frt.irg \ cnr;n.itv vli..h a1mos. eve,r
ore ross@.sss after hayin,. hoard Ohio $40
riys, he Carefully searched every corner of
his room hut co,,ld d;:rora,. ,1.I;pr lYt
,La rsval r.rn;tr~e # ,hs an.rt.ror,7 iia
fhen Iav 3ovn hn, 6ij rot ,.I,.a h;s o,a.
- sIacn i,,.naa;a,a,v anil ;r . f.w III.
n.as he ;n,a.,;r..} ha nosr1 'r.,:'o ...';.,,r.
:. 10 ,,o,, ,,ooy,o ha sIo,.a,J =, .
II. o:a.a t."",t;.J.,l
-, 'l' 80, ~ ~, ,''," ..TI "a e':'' 9
,.a,i inr II. aa,.;' non, - ~ -,sr'' 49,, -
sno,or hal he Larsn 70 c,,o~o,s I.;m.arf
r. .,enn ,haa tha oro,t;oo w,s ronoata,}
lie a.tq;n ro.a ani vent 80 ,.o v;nLam
,9.o sr,,,,l :, ro.o,., t,,,,,
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4 pRIHCgLY FEAsr-Paris is talking
OF visi. paid by the Emperor on the l6sh
Of December 10 Baron Kothsclild. The
great tinancier did Tie honors Of bis semi
regal abode at Ferrieres in a style which
ike all great Hebrew festivals, recalls the
& Arabian Nights" Members ofthe great
house-sons brothers, and nePhews-ha!
been assembled flom all European coun-
tries; ten thousand head Of game had
been brought up from Bohemia; the plate
for the great circle was All new, and its
models had all been broken up; the
china was of priceless kind, Boucher
having painted every piece; tie Emperor
plauted a cedar to mark his visit, and he
was received in hall hung with GobeIIn
tapestry, on which was represented the
promotion Of Mordscia by AhashueFus.
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ESQ. REED,
,nccIlnr ut IrzC.

Attorney and Copnse'!0r at Lar,
uos respmea the practice Of lis profession in
Manitowoc. and car now promise to give
nrompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him. CO.
~ Collections made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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TuE WoMEN OF CHARLEsToN.-A Char

TuE Women OF CHARLEsToN.-AC Char
les,cn paper Of late date says that many
Of the women Of that city positively re
fuse to leave the place under any clrcum
stances. declaring that they can carry pow
der. water, &c. to the troops. and are de
termined to remain during the bonibard-
ment. One lady of sixty said she would
prefer tha, Beauregsrd should send her a
mus ket instead cf an order 20 leave, as
she could use. and would then not be
uou- -combatant.
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Circuit Court-Manitowoc County.

State Of Wisconsin. Killer K. Jones against
Thomas Botan.
n q THOMAS BOHAS-SIR-Ple8se take no.
| tice that ou affidavit, copies OF which are
fled in RE Office Of he Clerk Of the Circuit
Court IN uud Tor asnito~oc county, Wisconsin,
= motion will be made at General Term OF this
Court 10 ge L. d at the Cours House ia tue wi,
lspe OF MauitoHoc On The fourth Monday of Aprll
1863 (beiug the 9Th day OF April, l s3) at 2
o'clock p N Of that day, that tn. plaintiff
have leave to issue execution in tns action.
ke-ps 5tiully Yours
GEO. \. WOODiN, Prf's Atty.
ps,ed Jan. 90, 1853.
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TERMS, GNyARIABLT ~ ADvANCE)
THE SEM. WEEKLY WORLD

The emi-Weekly World IS a large qla rto
sheet, -ame size rs the daily, containing all its
news, correspgndence, miscellany. and editori
ais, It's commercial al. .....aet news, and eater
tanning selections and miscellaneous reading
It's cattle market and provision reports make it
.-sls valuable to every farmer. Pabished
rTs.dav 80 Fridav Sing,e copies three ce.,.@ ce.,.
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From the Prison to the Senate.

Hon JAMES W. WALL of New Jersey,
recently released from Fort Lafayette,
passed through Philadelphia, Monday on
his way to take seat in the senate Of he
United States as representative Of the
sovereing state of New jersey. In Phila
Ielplia lie was called out by the people,
and made them a speech, in which he
said
Fellow citizens, | have recently, at the
hands of the legislature Of the state OF
New Jersey three cheersl been tender,
ed the responsible Office OF senator of the
United States go there, as understand
il, TO advocate, as far as my limited abiIi
ties will permit. peace | cannot say, my
friends, how this is to be brought about,
but | believe I speak the sentiments of
the people of New jersey, and not only
Of the people Of New Jersey, but of the
loyal people Of Pennsylvania, Wien say
that they will hail the hour that shall
bring us from this lurid temTest Of war
into Tie calm and blessed shade of long
and lasting peace. Cheers NJ friends
| 60 also, IS understand it, upon the floor
Of the senate Of the United States, to al
vocate those great principles Of civil liber
ty which were handed down to US from
our fathers Trenewed cheers embodied
in the amendments to the Constitution of
the United States; every one Of which, |
an sorry to say, has been trampled under
foot You will recolect that it is bat a
few months ago that men were afraid to
expless the truth that was in them but
now, how great the charge. 4 short
time ago endured oblvquy and insult Of
the grossest character. Aye, my family
had to submit to the grosscst insults IN Tie
city Of Burlington, and my daughters jn>
suited by the wepchcs on the Streets
y hen | ventuEed to complain was charg-
e with ds>Ioyalty have had no dis
tjnct accusation against ne. though have
time after time demanded 10 know it.
wrote 10 Nj Cameron to know why hal
been imprisoned in The dungeons Of Font
Latay yette. Cheers and groans for Cams
egon, Bat, gentlemen, after had been
imprisoned for weeks ana u4eu igf: free
| wrote to Mr.. VIM. IL Seward, said:
Z" ~.r, have "lit:eu to the Secretary 0!
y ar for the purpose ot being informed
Why Was Put in the Bastiles OF tie Al
a'in;stra,ion now P'vase tel ne why |
"a> let out - iCueers aud laughter. /
have not been able to find out either.
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THE WEEKLY WORLD.

The Weekly World contains the leading edi-
torials Of the Daily, aud copious summary Of
all the news of'the week Up 10 the hour of pub,
licitiod. In no othc. weekly paper published
in this country are there found such full COM
mescial and market reports, end general news
intelligence, combined with so much editorial
matter and variety Of mi scellaneous reading, as
in the Weekly World. Published Thursdays
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-02-06

E- NJ de Groof, of Bruges, asserts that
after eleven years study, he has invented
the means Of flying in ,he air in any dir
ec,iou, and only need. money to demons
,rate i. beyond question:. The. machine
is small, he says. it will enable man to
move in the air with the swifiness OF tbs
swallow ard the vigor of the eagle"
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GEO. =. WOODES,

attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
r,,s.;co or The Peace, and Notary Public Par
ticuIar attention given to collecting, &c, "
tce on York Street, Manitowoc Wis hi-u
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WINTER Fashions N u WAsuISGT0&-
{ lady correspondent nlites from Wa.E-
ington:
The fashions this win er are very cori,
cal the height Of the ladies' bonnets be
ing absolutely ridiculous. Large white
muslin bows, with lace trimmed ends, are
worn instead of breastp pins on cIoaks and
~aking-ircsses. This has the effect OF
making ladies look quiet ministeraial. -
CloaEs are pretty mnch all long sacks,
and braided trimmings are most in favor
Frizzled ha;r is ali the rage. Ladies cut
their lovely locks about four inches long
and curl them at night over the forehead
and close to the head. These ours are
all combel through in a mass next morn
ing, and stand cut like q daskey'a hair,
precisely. | have seen many a dark Skim
ed woman try as hard to get the link 9ut
of her hair, as our ladies Try to get it in.'
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j. s. GIBSON.
Ambrotypes. sc.

Executed 10 the finest style Of the Art a gen.
ersl assortment OF Photographic Albums Cases,
.nd Frames, il kept Oh hand and will be sold at
low figures.
CORPsES and INYALIDS TAKEN at their
residence il required also Eigss OF IeRdscape-
and Dwellings taken at reasonable rates. haY-
ing had fifteen ycars' experience IN tho Fine
Art. We -hsil undertake 70 do A. good work a.
is done in any OF the Eastern cities.
Ofice on York street, opposite Platt Vilas
Store.
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TERMS

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two copies to ore address, So for club of
ten copies, an extra copy will be sent. For a
club ol twenty. copy Of the Daily for one year,
For a club OF fifty, the Daily, Weekly, and Semi
Weekly for one year zach.
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DEArH OF An EcCEsTRIc FARMER.-
Mr. Abraham Hershey, an aged farmer,
died at h:s resitence in West HsmpioId
township, Lancaster county, last week
AMI WAS buried on Friday. After hi,
death large amount Of specie, gold and
silver. vas discovered in the house, aud
depo.i,sd in the bank.
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CHAS. a. REIEsi siR.

sorARr PUBLIC, Agent for the Milwaukee NJ
tual Insurance ouTany, and ounty Treas
urer. viii attend to the payment OF 1a1es
&c. Office on Ninth Street nl-u
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s3i, NJ. NICHOLS.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, ManitoR oc
County Wis Collections promptly attended
to. hi.'
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HECTOR TaCLEA ; ,

Nota,y Public and Gcnerol Laad Age"t'
srocKnKIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend 70 the Davn3cr.t Of taxes, the cohec-
ton Of debts, the ex imitation OF titles, &c.
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FsErsIfs Il sJss

North side, opposite R'cnard's Foundry. Dea'~
ers in Div Coods, Groceries AID Provision.
Glsss, Crockery, Fsacy Goods, oi!-Cio'h,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddies md
Guitars, aud Guitar striTga Toys, Cordures,
Psperhergings, Brushes, &c.
Respectfully soi.cit snare Of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, JUL, 1858. nl-tl:
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A GOOSE SUIT The Troy Times re-
ports suit brought by party in that city
for the recovery of 1925, the value of a
goose. A jury was empaneled, eminent
counsel employed on both sides and ten
or dozen witnesses sworn. The plain.
tiff won the suit upon its being proven
that the parties had originally agreed to
let the gosse decide who was her owner,
and when taken to the" red bridge" the
sagacious bird waddled towards tie domi
ell of the plaintiff The defendant mean
ly refused to abide by the decision of the
goose. and felonishiv seized and eat her.
Hence the suit.
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JAMES WATSON WEBB IN a DIFFICULTY.
A few days pnor to the sailing Of the
brig IaEiulah from Rio De J&neiro, The
Enoiish anl American Ministers had a
private dispute at card party. It Is said
that some hard woids iassed between
them, and the English Minister hinted that
he would challenge bis American associate.
The American Minister Immediately tnrn,
eG the tables by ending a challenge him,
sell The Eng.iahmau, as soou - he re-
ccived tue chalIauge, went on board Of the
British sioreship for protection, and re
maineI on board up to tho time Of sailing
of the 7uUuiah. The American hjniate.
(Mr. Webb is MOTTO be sneezed at 10y any
meaus.-N. Y Herald.
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The Daily Vol! is tie most comgIete COM
mercjal and News Paper published in America
Besides as full telegraph news, war CORE pond
ence, and foreign news, &c, as any two cent
dally, it contains also much fuller commercial
news, Is snip news, Produce, and Cattle Mar
ket Il ports, Foreign and Domestjc Impor.3-
ticus, Stock Lists, and Commercial News, no
business man can do without.
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THREE NEGROES FOR THREs SUEEP-
We are informed by reliable gentleman
who recently visited Falmouth, ths: a
number of federal soldiers, n few days
since. took three " coatrabands fcross
the Eappannock in thsTebeI line, aud
traded them off with the rebel soldiers
for .hree sheep. Tie arrangements fer
the trade had been previously made with
the rebe's that they you'd bring them
more negroes At the same rate-a sheep
for a negro.- Hnrtfoyd TINES
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NOtiCC.

TAR +. SIMON announces 10 the public that
- he has removed his office and residence to
-. second house west OF Baenschs store, on
I.x street. where those needing his services can
fnd him when not otherwise professionally en-
gagged. - onlo'
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u Il Il . PI LOT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By
j. Crowley, fd;ier and Proprietor.


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J G.

Il HAVE nor Began 70 FIGHT YET ~
The above language Of the gallant and
brave Paul Jones, when the British Com
mau&er asked if he had struck bis flag and
surrendered, are memorable words AL
though his deck wis slippery and stream
ing with blood Of his gallant crew, his
guns every one dismounted, his colors shot
away, and His vessel gradually sinking,
Paul Jones, with immortal herosm cou-
tinued to fght.
"Do you surrender?' shouted the En-
glish Captain, desiring TO prevent farther
b!oodshed, and seeing The colols of the
Bon Homme Richard gone, supposng the
Amer can hero wisl e1 to surrender. His
answer was: Il have not begun to fight
YETI
The scene is thus described :-There
was lull i'll the conflict for an instant,
and the holdest held his breath AS Paul
Jones, covered with blood and black with
powder stains. jumped on broken gun
carriage, waving his sword, and exclaimed,
81 have not begun to fight yet!' And
the result was, the tide of battle changed,
and in a few minutes the British ship
struck Lsr colors and surrendered. Paul
Jo3ss yss !cencl from lis own ship and stood
upon the deck Of the British vessel 3 con
quorer and hero
What an admirable watchwoId for the
battle Of life does the above stirring Incl
dent give 70 every man. Reverse may
overwhelm for a time, despair may ask
hope to strike her flag, but planting the
foot more firmly, bending the back more
readily to the burdens imposed, straining
the muscles to the utmost tension, and
bracing the dropping heart, let him woh is
driven to the wall cxclsim Il have not
began to fight yet" They deserve, they
will command success. In the darkest
hour let them ring out, aid forget the past
years wasted and gone by, and give them
an inaugural address Of a new era. When
the misfortunes Of life begin to gather
around, let your bsttle-ciy 90 forth from
the thickest Of the conflict II have rot
begun TO fight yet" and you will find
your foes fleeing from the new strength
impaired, and yielding the vantage as YOU
press forward in til bate strife.
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Iul-e man rv the company he keers.
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GEO. EGAEffIER.

a. the old stand Of A. ". Bowman, wholesale
and retail dealer III
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09
(N0. H'z
JTNITEDsTaTE> OfAMERICa, DIS

WHEREAS. libel Of information mas been filed in the
Dtrc COurt Of the United States. within aud for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day o
January lo63 10y John Hanna. Esq Attorney OF the Un
ted states for tie D>tries Of Indiana against ih life
estate ~ Lorenzo o. towdsn. in ant 10 the following
scrbed al estate IN said iHstrct to-wit. pisce
parcel Of land alto the Of Cambridge CITY, All
joining the de OF lp o. IN block 2, W r. and H.
IN Hawkins addition 10 said town. and being direct It's
sgufh 81 lot g. of 5, in said b ok 2 and facing
haIroad street and the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
The south, ibe eig the proper iormery owned
by VIM. u. Cannon. and bei-g hunir.d feet the
street. by about l40 feet deep also >ide
and g. IA bleck - w H. aud :. x IN Hawkins
addition To said town. Tor vo alton Of the pONcrs of
an act Of Congress approved July 18th. 1862 Titled
An Act 10 suppress Instruction 10 punish amt
rebellion, 10 seize and concae the property Of rebels
and other purposes, praying process against said
realty. and thar the same may be crnGemned and
sold enemies property.
therfore in pursuance Of the MoniiiOn under the
seal % the said Court directed aud delivered. do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming -aid
realty any part thereof IN any manner interested
th@rc that they be and appear before the said the Dis
tct Court Of the United Star. he held the CITY II
indianapolis IN AMI for the District "f Indiana the Isl
Monday OF February 81 10 o'clock of the forenoon
that dav ard and there iu'erose their claims
and make theil Legations IN that behalf
ID. g. ROSE. u. :. Marshal
Byi :. BIGELow, Deputy,
Attest
IoHS ". RFA Clerk. ianlT-dl4t