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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-07-10
VTqgTll Self-Defance.

.has been disclosed that the Union
League 'aoot : Chicago ha. applied to the
Governor c: that State, through 4 genile7
man whe occupies a seat on The bench OF
the Superior Court, for arms to put into
the hands Of, the members Of the League,
and to Be used 10y them. not against the
rebels, but against the copperheads."
The Chicago Times sayslhatif the Gov
ernor grants the request thus TO furnish
arms to secret political party. the Dem
ocracy Of the city will be compelled IN
self-defence to provide arm. COR themselves
at their own expense. s'asy s,7a5 -ss . g'@.-
Mr.. VALLASD1GH,M ON MS WAY HOME
"A late number of the Bermuda Gazette
says:'a zss,. 3 ..-a .s.a = - shsr''iaf7
-" Mr.. VaNandiyham, the gentleman
who has caused so much excitement in the
Northern States, and who was banished to
the Southern States for stated period, ar
rived here on the confederate steamer La
DIV Davis, from Wilmington, on Saturday
last. 1t is reported that Mr.. Val'andi-
CHAM is on his way to Canada, and there
to await coming events.
LArER-Mr. VALLAND1oHAM has ar
rived at Halifax, and will shortly be in
Ohio, to oe elected Governor Of that great
State.
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Oshkosh lXCi(y zNihery5

We, The undersigned, offer for sale for tn
spring Of lsss, the l0lOsies yarisiss Of Ispi
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-15
Major General SigeT:

We see it stated that this gallant sol.
dier, anxious to be in active service, re.
Gently applied to Gen. Halleck foracom.
mand, and was tartly informed by that
functionary that "when his services were
needed they would be called upon" The
late disaster; in the battle near Freder-
icksbGrg, in which some German rsgi.
.ments retreated before q desperate charge
by Stonewall jackson, has impressed the
President with the propriety Of restoring
Sigel to bis fotmer command. This Is
ell right, but why relieve him at all, when
it was well known that his German SOL
diers would fight for him better than they
would under any other commanisrf.-
Halleck, it is said, does not like him;
but the President should not let the
whims Of confirmed aud an established
failure control important military ap-
pointments. Sigel has demonstrated his
ability as q soldier; his countrymen 10
the army aud out Of IL are attached to
him, and the services Of such officers,
just now, appear 10 be much needed,
The falling back Of the Germans m.
der Carl Ehurz, we attribute to no want
Of pluck upon their part; but partly 10
Q want Of confidence IN their leader, bs&
sides the fury Of Jscksons 'ovsrWhelm.
ing numbers. Those who are opposed
TO cenBure in this particular case, should
remember that the German soldiers
throughout the war, while IN the 6eld,
have done their duty, while at the first
Boil Ron. and other places somelof our
best troops gave way before snperior
numbers. In the next engagement In
which these German soldiers are placed,
With SlRel IA command, We confidently
expect 10 heer Of them wiping ont the
advantage which the 6sry Stonewall
Jackson obtained at Frederickahurg. =,
Pitlsburg Post. =,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-15
General lees OGRciaI Dispatch.
MnFORD, May 8, 1868.

To President Davis - Yesterday,
General Jackson penetrated to the rear
Of the enemy, and drove him from eli
hiS positions from the Wilderness TO
within one mile Of Chancellorsville.
He was engaged ct the same tlme in
front by two of Longstrset's divisions.
Many prisoners we're taken. and the
Onemy's loss In killed and wounded ia
large.
This morning the battle was renewed.
He was dislodged from ell his posi-.
lions around Charlottesville, aud driven
back toward the Rappahsnnock, over
which he Is now retresting.
We have again. to thank Almighty
God for great victory
1 regret to state that Gen Paxton
was killed Gen Jaekson severely. and
Gems. Heath aud A, P. Hill slightly
wounded. 81
(Signsd) r. 3. LEE,
General Commanding.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-15
EC. L. vallandigham Is still In

W-C. L, Vallandigham is still iD
custody at the Burnett House in Gin.
His trial before military commission
for using seditiousla language his spseeh.-
es. is concluded, but the judgment, not
made public yet. Some say be wilI'be
banished. others that he will be put to
death, aud others that he will be set,at
liberty.
G. l.. VaIlandigharn Sentenced.
New York, May l3.-The Washing.
ton Chronicle. of yesterday says O. L.
Vallsndigham has been sentenced, by
General Burnside to Tortugas for two.
years.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-15

GENERAL RosEcRkNs, q few days ago,
received the following pertinent letter
from anindignant private:
General; Ihave been in the service
eighteen months, aud have neyerFeceiyed
cent. l desire Q furlongh fofiffteen
days, in order TO return home and move
my family to the poor. house. " y
The General granted the furlough.--
LouiSuiLle Journal.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-15

We often see ourselves best by look,
ing ut others, and sometimesTse0 otherl
beat BY looking at ourselves,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-15

Omnlal nspors.-Granl Galas n
Grand vletOKy--nouts aud
PuFsues The F1ytu9 DebeIs.
WAsHINoEoH, Nay s.--The following
has been received ct Headquarters Of the
AFmy:
GsAND Ours, May 8, via MamPHla,
Nay T.-H. ". HallecE, 0enerol.fa.
Chief: We landed at BOulingsburg On
the sOth Of April, and Immediately
moved on Port Gibson; met the enemy
200 strong, -four miles Sodth Of Port
Gibson. 81 3 o'clock . N, eFtoT
SESS'Ssz!izIs aul .. oPrm gr
M e I'VE ORGANS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-15
Al Ten O'clock,

the scene was most impressive. The
moon was just coming up, aud shed
through the clouds dim, gray light,
while the csmp.6res on the river bank,
the hon6res and the torches flared in the
wind that swept in itful gusts down the
rOck.ribbsd gulches. The piues sWsyed
restlesSly with sobbing sound, the rain
pattered dolefully on the leaves, aud the
river iOamed and laShed its banks, while
the logs and noodwood drifted by like
spectreS. There was no noise or confu.
sion Of any kind. Occasionally there
was sound Of falling boards, and hnr-
ried shouts down where the lanterns Hit-
ted to and fro, and sometimes strange
voices sesmed to be whispering in the
trVO TOP Ou tho bluffs shove; but the
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-15
General Hooker,


surrounded by Q group Of Generals.
talked low and earnestly. His staff
wandered to and fro around him with
their horses Baddled and their Orderlies
at hand. Twilight deepened into night
and in the gathering darkness, rode
back to the hospitals, found them de-
serted, and pushed or to the ford. The
river was rising rapidly, and fears were
already entertained that the pontoons
would be destroyed, The water came
up above the banks, swept away q por.
tion Of the bridges and spread out over
the fats, while the Engineer corps labor.
cd zealouSly to save at least . portion
Of them, and finally succeeded.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-15
The NlusIketPy.

But the enemy had advanced through
the woods close up to our lines, and were
attacking as 10 great force, despite our
artillery. We illed the woods with she'll,
crossing 6res in ell directions, but still
the masses Of the enemy crowded on. -
II seemed aS il they were dense mob,
those in the rear being ignorant Of the
carnage going on In front crowding their
companions on to sure destruction. =
They appeared in front of our lines for
at least mile, along the front Of the en-.
tire Third aud Second corps. coming up
in dense masses, climbing over the heaps
Of the fallen, firing heavy volleyS, and
going down among the slain as be re-
St'Onse broke from our ranks. 1t was
frighiful TO contemplate the slaughter
to which these tnen were forced. Whole
brigades would be swept away in the
determined effort TO force our lines, and
still Other b-igades wonld spring up to
tax their plgces And 80 they Tough,
. US. and so we continued TO tight, until
the cartridge boxes Of our men began
70 grow Light end thoiE poWsrs of %.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-15

at daylight the battle commenced. It
is unnecessary for me 70 attempt AIDES
cription Of the scene, the Herald having
already given an accurate account oi
the engagement. The roar Of tho can.
non and crash OF mnskelEy awful
Steadily onr lines were pressed back M
til they reached onr earthaorkG Ths
artillery broke out with rsdoubIed vigor,
the infantry pouBed their murderous vol.
Ieys into ihs advancing columns, and
now and then the chaFgg, with theshaFp
quick work Of the bayouet, wrought
death among the enemy, and rebeli
learned too late for life the power Of ths
Northern arm. TbemoFning wore awsy
with the tide Of battle daShing up against
our linsS. only to be hurled back like The
wssss u the Sea, whib ourcsnistss end
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ANTHOLOGY.

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PAINTINGS. sTATUARy. BRoEzrs.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On tbia day (weincsday,. May Q.

On tina day lWctncAdyt. hay
.l Atthe eissAnt rcslaence ~. .a...
''' Hronse and o,mosu Chan ie,iers
Bronze and orinoiu Chsodeiiess
Dresden seyrcs ohIns ornarsents' s,.,s.
sA.,.,,. -, superb Brocade and Lace Curtains
c,,~, o,,Y.S, a' 80 :, OAK slaeeoArd. EHenson Table
o'''' ''''' AUD SILVER ssssa gas Table oney nsa
aud s'u ons9ss srnrss HaSns Robes
The suctoneers particular attention q ihsr
sysss, and Richest q aoasehod Farsiare Al
for presen, owner by city mske been In less than
and Ds1ws s SSGss fS sSom house
spe5b sss 0oness Bsnds and Tsssss
Isis. Arm RssssisS oSsi': oo%sSs e.
:.:ssy oe s'; S:srss.y ,sss
Esaay s sss ss Table:
asnlacent ss.es Vases imported from PARIS for presesi
hs9sy ssasa .Gs Hamlet 'IssssnM sssa M
y.ss.s. s' and s
s, Re-
sad Ssniei Mirrors sroase and ormou cioces supsrs
MANDOLIN. playing ten different times Velvet Medallion
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE rIAkoFoerE.
round sisssSs and c.ss made % orasr
sSa % %.ls s sai
CLOTH stair Carpets o. biniS PnS,,nKSs Koy y
Elegant carved oak sdeboard Extension Table, ruby Out
aud Engraved Crystal Glass, Deoanters GobetA Cham
pAgnes CAraiies Wines, Lcmonadcs uiands, superb
seyres chns Punch Bowl richly decorated Dinner Set 3
pieces all china and from the celebrated house Of
Pepdn Co. Pars silver Coffee Urn Casters. Salvers Din
ner and Tea Service Cake Baske Oyster Tureen Butter
DISH Napkin Rngs Nut Crackere Spoons Forks 6heAeld
Cutlery and Linen Arm Chairs sofas Oval Mfrors CSocks
Bronze Vases walnut Hasand, Velvet Star Carpet silver
plated Stair Rods, oieloth
CHAMBERS,
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads, Armolrc s0lace
Commodcs en- suite style Louis Nv Hair Mattresses
Blankets Sheets Counterpanes walnut Sofas, Arm and
oval back Chairs Brussels Ingram Carpets kngavngs
Toilet Sets Easy Chairs Cuvains Shades. Also all the
furnture OF servants apartments; also Basement and
Kitchen Furniture; also Family Coach, made by Wood
RObes fF- N* ..stxat-
B.rhe above elegant Residence for sale Inquire Of
the 23 Malen lane. Parties wishing TO attend
the take Fifth aud Sixth stages Asor
House. st. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels leaving at Six
teenth street. few doors from the house.
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DESTrsTuY.

RTIFI,IAi, BONE fILIIsgs, fOR DETAYtD ANN
n igssh. Oh roots bfi up stelis tgiri
uariuiu~As AID ktud ~ rsty hfef
nd xarrarisi dl4rof~fes q. PbAH-Ok NJ o..
nj rout hrpsfwsy. u-af s-srateroN siftef Over
o on TESTIMONIALS
/, .,s,s, cErrfy,ck krYK HAVING uApONp ssBrtt
l..DLL est.stsi vs,l lspf plin ~ y, fAf ffiskha
a., Q,.ed tists ffS Broad f =
,.-,l ,is - - tss.r sassisF t-sA
- Nea sssnsaa 30 sssuh
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REWARDS.

q = REwARp.-LOsT. on THE 9TH INsT BLACK
sS) Newfour rdisnd DOG IN the name OF Dc<.
Tie amount viii BE- paid hy leaving him villa ~ y.
Fpfg~ssS 81 Ferry street. :. ~ Ess seventh street.
q. IN REWARD. STOLEN, PROM ROOM 80. sst
,~)U New York Hotel. ssek Cost containing 10 ket
book ana pspers valuable only The sabs rbfr trssser
~ s,St being stopped The shove reward w e lsld for
he eonlents hentrns without tbe cpa By
pliea'ion 70 ~ Bsc-d street No questions sssef
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MILLINERY.

nFuoyaL-A CATgD MRS. LYON fsAACr LATE
IL Ds siOa lnls elts be.s infyrn her
frenas and the p1bs That shs - fsnoge 9, os cAAs
.tres feAfy s1ppy the a1fs ~ his city anf
~. e,,snfry With new ra'tefn 1prns Al
.v. Assortment o. %. tsrst TshOBe inednE Nspr rnnx
Millinery, h~na al TIE Fatbi9us1 1le kwp9ri 70 'arsl
street % posifs wporer
covY ov a LsrTsg fADs y san~r-
Bsnxgw's HrsIra NsW foHE Afft - l-fH
Madame I.4rsi sresi gsstlre A. hs ~ lnest o.
NJ. Nirns \. ihfOfn hat - h0Gnrt rhsh
You raSr for eoesiasr~i b. t~rssf -nd
ftend. the spsclen 81 4 uey ns thry hsss
fl.seasyn Th ~ Perfection khf be bea ing ~
ttn.s ~ Nd sr-le style Al fhat - t~sirec
ann ~ her fgtEr orders -
ssiAhi H~1 " 1r fri~pfs truly
y. q bARNrN
SposssiiA siLLisEEf kynss
MADAME BENEDICT n Rs>ds Pas. r.rs
Dfs-s sas rin4g Egunsts. Hss CAPS snf ufAIfrs.~s
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and s:n ss q r. p:sp: ,.s Us @ n.
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to see 'ss ssrYSSy ;gpss AND aupsas
which are % sTshi,,iy rsprc.sn,.a 'Ss''D
and .y. MoSs ts.us.. sna s"ss. !" % d. p.-.
hiSssfj. s Z ..sS.a IN "a. Room rvrmr Arxa
NOON and EvTNiH0 1l.ns
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TUE onrnAss ~ Or vAlxrror.
u" ''' s' sa'::s ~ i;I:., :ss A'' ''
tn. real @ 4: "a N y
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hAsvEd 81 IAhsIA rAEAs2s IL 9E r1 SrsHspo~
nightly ,res ne Tamms,h si,r rsons. ~ Win
Ills MSsI iErEssIpiE Suhsrs or ArrLAuSs
s.r :: rss ssSms sssS s%Sas ss% .r ss's
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the talented Ethiopian Artists the best sceaiists the
s". ss y sfs: he q. s "a a'' the VERY
A''' ''h ""''ir salntI.aTIos. '"'''"'' W"
MAFFif In HobERr
sso.sa r.s sa.r With e.. .asas se.e
u new cs%s AZ. his ssss cioi DsaS.. 's'i S'"s'ss
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aud ii. ,ss axslss,. E.ssss ,e,g.s,,ss S'r 49,
the '''"'''' p'n''"'' a,e"ns n1"' "'"s' SUI
49, Miss y LEROY. NiLLff tipRs aLif
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ITENRY H. LEEDS 4 CO. AUCrIONEERs 49,
IL VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO. wiii scli st auton. on Thurs
day May hafpast O'Clock A 70 FIFTH avenue
Fifteenth street the bsance Of ruraure in sad hoass
snts covered yellow satin dsmask Curtains " match
votare Chalra Btagcres Centre Table Soft co.. ersd Ia
green gold silk brocAte Curtains mAtch PAn0torte
Dinlas Rsom-Baaet E..sp:ion hs Fable y Chair.
CAndsiAbrAs, Gard TabIes Ac Bcdrooms-W nrdrobes.
Dressing Bureaus Dedseads Chairs Courhes Pictures
Brocae Chnts Cnrtnins Bronze aud GLASS Orng
Tolle, Sets, Mstresses and Bedding wasvsnis 10 Sale
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SHIPPING.

NOTICE THE STEAMSHIP yvSA. IRON IirHR
~ pao will ais hsrsias- uasr zrrsft orisi
=" JOIN DALI. Assat
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IJENRY II, LEEDS 3 CO., AUCTIONEERs.
IL HRNRY II LEEDS 4 co. win seil . anc,ion
Sdav MAJ o'r M Z NeiisOn

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FUaNIrURE. MADk 10
ORDERConssing OF velvet and Brussels CarpctS Psrlor
Suites OF covered satin damask ditto French ma
hogany green large elegant Mantle aud Per
Mirrors rich orolu ChAndslie and Brackets green satin
Window Curtains ditto SILK Bcrern rosewood Etasere
Centre Tables ormolu Chandeliers Cocks suite purple and
gold sk brocatel Arm Chairs dining black walnut
satin Curtains crimson dsmask Curtains. Gas f,inrrs
walnut Closet Shelves Chairs fancy DO 0i Cor
carved; mahogany Secretary. wArdrobss French
hognny and rosewood Bcdsteads .Maresses. Pows 10
Dressing Glasses Washstands, dc Particulars IN cs's
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MUSIcIPsL AFrAIRs.

THE COMMITTEE on NATIONAL AFFAIrs WILL
every Gay until further notice W the Chamber Of
the Bsari oi Aldermen. 81 O'Clock y. rsrcs hatfne
with the Com uiitrc respectfully
tend. Aiicsnas TERENCE fAKfky
AAerrnsn PETER MITcliEfL
Aldefrban JOHN Y HENRY,
Alderman v 7. A. BOOIE
Aiicrnsa JOIN ~ OrriWtJt,
tinsaw wM JOyCE
Ct4nrifns. SANL r wiBSrtR,
90 tst tn@n 40 ~ MstONkTIl..
toan ils.sa tf.rN HEANDDk.
,s ~ 's.ss tDHN u Wsvtf.aND
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80 VAR ~ ftrr ~ No BoxD sfrfyf
r.sfaa $50 ss~s EBsfh nef. eg.- 81 fa~niy
80. sfrsl wNb tsfsy t.st Li. - 30 ssa es.slss'.
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f,svsossKEs sryEE -nhsgxAL rus Llsg,s,
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The New York herald., 1863-05-06
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY s. lses-rRlrLE SHEET
SALES at AUCTION.

SALES at AUCTION.
A h. vANDERP0oL & 90 AuCfiokBkRs.
a. rfgs tF~ ~PEREMPToEr SALE or .,rtsA
MAGNfrIcENr iHvUSEBoip FURS,ruKE. -
PAINTINGS. sTATUARy. BRoEzrs.
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY wORKS
or ART AND AKrfoLEs or viRrU
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The New York herald., 1863-05-06

r BoGART, AUcrIoNEER.-BY 8 4 j. BooARr,
81 Thursday, MAY at lOx o'clock at the auction
rooms No North William stree,-Iiop.chold furnit1rc,
consisting OF mahogany Sofa- Lounges Bookcases Dc kn
mahogany Bureaus, washsiands Looking Glasses. ma
hosny French and Cottage Bedstead- ONCE Desks Rock
Easy Chairs Chamber and Kitrnen furniture. &C.
Also ewdcrs Fire Proof ssic one Machine for ting
Three ply and Ingran Carpets Ocotbs. &C Alsb ono
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

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