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From Europe.

The steamship Saxonia, from South
a'nptoD the 23I ut., arrived off Cape Race
at noon on the "a inst. Mr.. Mason, the
rebel envoy, had sent TO Earl Russell a
notification ths, lie had been instructed by
the Richmond goeetnment 10 withdraw
from England. lie pyoceeds to Paris
Two federal s.eam corvet,es had sailed
from Madeira in pursuit Of the Florida,
c.rd one Of them had arrived at Brest, the
other stopping at Lisbon. The Florida
was 10 sail on the 23I ult., completely re,
paired, and would proceed Immediately to
meet the second corvette before she could
be joined by the one which is nov under
going repairs at Brest. Lu France SAYS
the federal vessel will be treated like the
Florida, both belligerents enjoying the
same rights and advantages. The corfsd-
crate loan was quoted in Paris al 90 and
| 80 discount. The Memorial DIPLOMA
! t'que says that England has entered into
an engagement 10 acknowledge the pres
enl Mexican eOve-Cment IS soon is Maxi
milan announces his fnAl acceptance Of
the crown. England has also promised to
favor every means for the realization of a
loan to place Mexico in position 10 fill
her engagements abroad. La France
says, if the three powers make common
communication to Russia. it will be of
different kind from tie ordinary note
The Russian Emperor, in a speech, had
promised reforms ana extended privileges.
He will have BY the spring eleven irons
plated gunboa's with turrets. The King
Of the Greeks was recognized at ST. Peters
burg on the 2Olh The Russians had been
defeated at Lutomietz on the 30;h, and
were said TO have massacred many Of the
Inhabitants G.: tie place.
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THrrTY DoLLAR. RswARp.-The Pro
vo.t Marshal General James j, Frv, has
issued circular promising the following
rewards and premiums to he paid for ar
res. OF deserters aud procuration cf re.
cruts:
For arrest and delivery OF \ de-erter.
$50: for an accepted recruit (vetcran)
s25 fer an accepted recruit mo. ve;er
an,) SIS.
1t is right that deSertors should he re-
turned to the service; b;t it will NOT be
forgotten that any detective officer r7.y
seize any man a. deserter, convey him
to the nearest military rendezvous aii,l ss-
cure the $50, whether the man be de-
serter or not. TIE citizen thus kida23
ped has no ranedv at law, and certainir
none by force. This is the prc,ent sta:u.
in free America.
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Serious Accident ut Bridgport
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 4

LOUISVILLE. Oct. =.
The Nashville Press, of to dav. say,
terrible explosion had occurred near B. idc-
POI. train Of 20 army wagons laden
with ammunition had encamped nca. the
CITY for the night. Two negroes qusryeli-
ed, when one Of them seized she'll which
he accidenty let fall among the am,uun,
tion which caused it 20 explode, and com
munica'e to other wagons Immediately
wagon after wagon caught fire. the team
sters and all the attendants fleeing for
their lives The mules had been reinoysL
before the explosion.
\ later report saws or 10 were Killed
and large njifnber wounded The Ara
finally reached the magazine, exploding i.
and destroying vast quantity Of anmu,
milton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

The WHIrrER.-The Provost Marshal,
FosrER, who at Pittsburgh the ether day
administered forty or fifty lasbes On tie
back to deserter who had offered him
self as substitute, 1t seems was or is the
editor of a republican paper which is in
the hsb; Of spilIins crocodile tears over
The whipping of negroes ty their masters
south. What set Of hypocries these
weeping SINNERS " are when you come to
boil them down. The plaques Of Egypt
made a pleasant entertainment ccnrared
to republicanism.
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scout Of 1,45S men ami officers that
wen; into the fight, lost 5o7. Many of
those missing we know are wounded.--
Some are nov coming in, having escaped
capture. Gen. Rosecrans o.plimentel
the bngaie yesterday Oil lis splendid fight
ing, SAYING none he'd dono better.
Sunday was the great fight. Satur~
day we fought all dsv, losing many men
and officers MonLa? wa had retired
from our first position and taken another
SIX miles from this place-fghting all
around that day. That night the army
retired on this point, our division covering
the retreat. losing no one and bringing in
everything safely. We are now strongly
fortfying here in every direction "
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The Late Battle.

CIsc1sSATI, Oct. 3.--The Commerci,I
has advices from Chattanooga up 10 Sat
urday last.
The estimate at Headquarters Of the
, losses at The battle Of Chickamaucs are
Killed, 1900; wounded. $500; prison
ers, . SEQ; tots| 1900.
l. Was the opinion that If the rirh.
wing had held its own the result Of the
battle would have been decisive Union
victory. ao.
No surrnise is feit in the army Of j
failure if HE enemy resume an attack
Tie enemy's loss is eieved 10 he twenty
thousand. Our army ID in .upe,b fight
in2 condition compact in organization
we'll supplied with provisions and amnu-
milton, and full o: confidence.
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An Exchange Ct Wounded Prisoners
EfIectel.
Cincinnati. Oct. /

Cincinnati, Oct. T.
4 special to the Comn,trcini from Chat.
tanoog;e the 30th, says that 2CO an,bulan>
ces were sent within the cncm,'s lines un-
der flag Of trnc" and brought in over
800 Of our wounded. WhiIs in the ems
emy's hands they had notl ING to eat but
corn bread. The rebels treated them very
kindly, expressing their regrets that :hsy
could no: provide better for them, Thev
refuse to permit tie bodies of deceased
officers 10 be removed
The ene:t,y hod ffty-,wo Of our sur
geons az prisoners.
Our anbulances returned TO The rebel
lines with The wounded rebels who fell in
TO oj,r hands.
Both armies are busy for'ihine.
he Pickets are within stones throw
Of each other.
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The Coming Election.

Less than four weeks will elapse ere
the people OF this county will be called
upon to take part in the important
drama which will bs acted throughout
Wisconsin. The Democratic portion of
this people has a great and paramount
duty to perform on the third day Of No
vember. Are our friends aware Of tho
proximity of the election, and of the un-
scrupulous means which the so called Re-
pub!icans are using to carry it 7 Is the
Democratic patty prepared for the battle +!
But little over three weeks are left them
to 90 So, and we again appea! TO them to
improve the time. II our party is organ
zed-if every Democrat fesls the impor-
tance Of the election, and will perform
the duty which he owes to his party and
to Wisconsin, we have no fears for the re-
suit A glorious victory awaits Us in
Manitowoc county anil in the Sta,e.-~
Every day brings US additional in'eih-
gence confirming our prediction Of cer>
tain success What Democrat will hesi>
tate to lend his best efforts to such a
contamination What Democrat will
;ial to share in the common triumph Of
the cause 4?
lie. every Democrat, then, 60 TO the
polls and vote the whole Democratic tick
et. Let not rain, or mud, or distance,
keep any one at home Let him stand at
he polls and use his best efforts for the
Cause. If he knows of a Democfa. who
has not voted, let him 60 after him. The
righ. to vote is sacred one, and every
freeman should exercise il, and fee. that
by the discharge of that duty be united
with bis brethren throughout the State in
su uelling Tho song of rejoicing over the
election of HENRY l.. PALMER and the
balance Of the Democratic Ticket. Go
to the polls early
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Hon. Fred S. Ellis.

Il gives US pleasure TO announce that
Hon. Fred S Ellis Of Green Bay. has
been nominated fer the senate BE- the de-
mocracy Of the senatorial district COM
posed Of the counties Of Brown and
Kew aunee: Mr.. Ellis has for several
years represented Brown county Ia the
assembly and has uniformly ranked among
the leading members Of that body. He
was last session the democratic nominee
for speaker. a position for which lie is
amply qualified, both by his abilities and
experience. The democracy OF Brow n
and Kewaunae will vote for him to a man.
= Miwaukee News
1t gives us pleasure to euAorse the above
compIImen: to Nr. I'lLIe, and trust that
the democrats Of both counties viii apnre-
ciaehis worth hg full attendance at the
polls and an overwhelming majority.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

E5- a delightful result of the policy OF
The Washington administration in sus.
pending the wri. Cor the protection Of in
nocence, is furnished by the Washington
correspondent Of the Chicago Times, who
relates the story Of one Moses Colby, of
Chicago, arrested as deserter and thrust
into the army, when he never was in the
army at all A II appeals for hi. release
have proved Intellectual. The courts have
been closed by the administration.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09
Wisconsin Officers Prisoners and Safs

Tie following is a is. Of Niscon.in
officers tsken prisoners whose names were
sent in;s cur camp 'y the rebels on the
2l inst
Col. IL &. Hobart # the DIST; Lieut..
Col. T. s. West, Of tie q b; Msior v.
Mercie K of The 10;h; Capt w A
Collins oF the l0th; Capt NJ, Erwin, of
tie 21>!; Lieut. ". Watson Of the 21,, ;
Lent G A. Burdick Of the l0;h; Lent.
L. D. 1Iincklev of tie 10ih; Lieut.. II II.
Taylor Of the 2l>t: Lieut.. Chas H. Nor,
Gan OF the 21st; Lieut., J. II. Jeulline O.
iha 21.s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

WESDELL PHILLlps.--The Madison Pat
riot SAYS that when WENDELL PuILllPs,
tha old tisuni0n monster and biac khearted
trator visited that city 10 talk his treason
at the Invitation Of the republican. Of the
place, SAM D. HASTINGS, the "Uplon .
Abolition candidate fer State Treasurer.
got up splendid livery and met this ilin-
Grant vender Of treason at the depot, and
escorted Ii,n through the city, and while
he stayed the leading republicans treated
him as the lion Of the hour.
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EEMEMDER.-W trust that the Demo-
Gratis Of IL county will remember the
meetings to be held at Two Rivers and
Mani,owoc on Saturday and Monday
evenings next. Capt. CoSsErr is a very
distinguished speaker. and will entertain
his hearers to their satisfaction. Let all
attend
The Democrats Of Mantowoc should
mako arrangements for attending the
meeting at Two Rivers. For this pur-
pose the Club will meet at their Rooms
on Friday evening.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09
The Cruel Boast Of Despotic Power

In his correspondence with the govern
ment at home, Lord Lyons, the British
Minister at Washington, says that Mr..
SEWARD, then as now our Secretary Of
State. said to him:
NV Lord. can touch bell on my
right hand and order the arrest of citi-
zen in Ohio. can touch the bell again
and order the Imprisonment Of gentle
man in New York; and no power on
earth but that Of the President can re-
lease them. Can :he Queen OF England in
her dominons do as much -
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sap -BUrLDISG N NEsnoTo. We lear

SIP BUILDISG N NEsnoTo. We learn
hat Mr.. G. s. RAND has commehced the
building of : fine vessel in the village Of
Nesho,o, on the Ne>ho,o river, distant
from Nsni;owo: six miles, for Mr.. n.
pfxDLEros, Of Racine. She will be about
400 tons burden, and ~'l Fave Carrying
capacity for is 900 or 90 ,OGo bushels Of
wheat. Mr.. R,SD's reputation as the
best ship>bri'Ier in the State, viii be
fully maintained on the rev vessels com
p'e,ion.
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-r~ s~s-

The 27TH WIscoSsIN The Chicago
Times has long account of the advance
Of Gen. STEELE into Arkansas, and the
occupation Of IFS capital. Little Rock. 1t
states tina. the 9th Wisconsin and 40th
Iowa were the first to cross the Arkansas
river, about eight miles below the town.
Probably, however, it was bu, detach.
ment Of the 9th. From another source
We learn that part Of the regiment i:
still At Helena.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

GUERRILLAs IN kENTUCKY.-TheL Louis.
vile Dcmecyai learns that there are mum
bers of small! bands Of guerrillas proulno
through the southern counties of Tie State.
committing all sorts Of dcprelations on
peaceable citizens. They enter small
towns where no guards are stationed,
break open the stores end residences o!
the citizens. rob them Of all that Is yalua~
BE aGd then leave.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

"THE SENTINEL. We have received
severa! copies o. nee. liule paper bear.
ing the above title, published at Columbia,
Tennessee. 1t is ably and spiritedly edit
ed BY Major T. G. Frzo,BBox, of the / h
Michigan Infantry, who was formerly the
Hre editor Of the Detroit guardian. We
very much regret that the Major has be.
come little aboIitionizal, bu, presume i,
is 4" miNtarN nccas,itu"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09
e. Rioht Rev. Rishnn

E Right Rev. Bishop Wooo Of phi!~
adelphia, has just received testimonial
from the Catholic clergy Of his diocese,
consisting Of a carriage costing eIe7en hun
dred dollars, pair efspiri'ed horses val
ued at seven hundred dollars. set 0: har-
ness to correspond, and sufficient money
besides to purchase another vehicle for
ordinary uses.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

STILL OSwARD.-Nctwi,hstandint Ike
hard times and high prices, the sale Of the
Chemical Saeratus is still on the increase.
People will use it, and every successful
housewife tells her neighbor, and wher
her reig bbor tries it she tells another and
thus its fame spreads until il is hard 10
tell where it will stop.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

IF we may believe the reports from
the West, the Army of the Cumberland is
being largely reinforced. On the 2eh
ult. nearly twenty thousand soldiers ar
rived at Indianapolis, and more were com.
ing ir on every train. Ttey proceed in,
mediaeiy southwark, AMI are represented
70 be in the best possible spirits. Rumor
SAYS lhs; hey are to be consolida'ed un,
der the command Of General HookER.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

Losses AT GETTYSBURG The rebels
are figuring up our losses at Gettysburg,
snd put the amount at $4,000 men. sta
ting their own loss st $4,000, including
5000 prisoners, Al this is on the au ,
thoriiv Of fedora officer 1ho had seen
the result ascertaned and figured up At
the War Department and told it to a rcb-
el officer. Lieutenant General PEaBER
TON Was in Richmond on the 29ih ul,imo.
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IT. One Of the Fifth Wisaonsi,

Es- One Of the Fifth Wisconsin bows
who was guarding substitutes a, Troy, N.
l., the other day, shot substitute named
Call, who vas attempting to escape. The
wound Inflicted Was IN ugly, TIT 70. a
dangerous ere.
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LYON & PAUL, Prorrietors.


UURRAu FOR TIE "ItIsH BR1G ABE"
Col. MAlLor, of the 11th, informs Gov.
SALoMoN, by letter from Natchez, Miss
Sept. 18th, of the part taken by his gall
liant regiment in the late expedition to the
interior Of Louisiana. lie says:
"We engaged the enemy three times.
defeating him each time with loss lad a
running. fight with him for 9 miles; cap
tured 25 prisoners and a steamboat.
81 have the flag of Fort Beauregard in
my possession, aud will send it if allows
ed"
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CrEIosITIrs FOR FtTURr GExrnArIoxs.
In fifty years fiom this time peop,.
bell which Lincoln and Seward riug 80
have citizens Of Ohio and New York ca.s
into prison the oIisina! copy Of Lincoln.
proclamation " snspendng the wri, OF
habeas corpus, and The p5r that wrote il.
Also, the keys to Lincoln's bss,iIes.-
People will also lie anxious 10 .ee those
chains with which conscrip,s are chained
together and marched off TO h.e the ne
groes. !fsome crtcrpIisirg Yankee viii
&c, hold Of these things, lie will have =
fortune IN hand in less than twenty y4ars.
EF The rebel c1va'ry are reported %
te al a'cng the CEa:,ar oo-a river.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

774,0oo BCsHEts-These figures rep
resent the aggregate receipts of wheat in
Milwaukee during 'he week ending Sat
urday .as', an amount unparalleled by the
receipts Of any previous week during the
history of the city. The receipts for the
same week last year were 4S3 900, or
nearly 100000 bushels less than this wear.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

E- The rebels and tie Abolitionis,s
detest the Union as it was and saw that il,
shall not be restored. The Democrats
love the Union as it was and say tha, it
shall he restored. What party then is the
true Union pdrWf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

FHAcr1oSAL CuEHENcr The Dew trsc
tional currency vi be ready for issue
within the next fortnight. The. work is
being rapidly pushed forward Five or
six hydraulic presses are now at work day
and night, and forty more up and nearly
ready for work. When all are going hey
will produce nearly SIS 900 per day
The general design is the same for all,
consisting Of medallion of Washington,
with landscape behind, steamers, rail
roads, etc. The five cent notes are to be
printed in wood color, the tens IN green,
the twen,y-iives in purple, and ff;ies in
bright csrmiue. They are regarded as q
great improvement on the postal currency.
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Letter from Gen. Starkweatner.

Gen. SrARKwEATnER writes in part as
follows, to bis wife in Milwaukee, under
date of Sept. %:
"T have sent you dispatch as to my
safety. At present I have not time to
givo full particulars. bn, will enclose list
of casualties in my brigade. 1t is terri
be:
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----------------r - O . -

1s- WASHINGTON HUSr, former Whig
Governor of New York, has written let>
Ter to the Democracy of Ohio, expressing
the hope that FALLAspIGHam may be
elected. Such is the hope of every con-
serva:ive man in the COUNTRY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

GIN. PoPE.-A Washington dispatch
says that it is quite reliably learned that
Gen. PORE is to receive an arpointm ent
a. corps commshder in RosEcnA>s' arny
probably suporseding McCocN or Cn1rTES-
nrS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

COUNTY FAIR.--Th. County Fair viii
&c held iu this village on Monday and
Tuesday nex: We hope that there will
be a general turn out from the country.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

Ey Several cases Of smallpox have
occurred in Troy, \. I. All The children
living in the neighborhooi where :he dis
eese prevails have been ordered to leave
the public schools for ihe present.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

Too TRUs.-The Madison Patriot sars
LINCOLN has been President two years and
a half-hs found the country at peace and
out Of debt, he will leave i: s despotism
ard bankrupt
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@ Chickamauga, the river near which
the la:s battle was Tough: in North Geof-
eia, is an Indian name, signif. ing the
River OF Death -
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A GOLDEN SHowER.-A bag contain
ing about 1000 in double eagles. which
a brokers' clerk was carrying in State
street, Boston, suddenly burst open and
the entire contents were scattered in iirg
ling confusion upon the granite pavement
in the midst Of the pedestrians AMI fre-
qnenters OF change who were completely
surprised by this unlocked for golden
shower. Fortunately ths acciden, hap
pened near group Of well known ,ner-
chants, who Immediately closed around
the precious ,nstal ah1 assisted. the
frightened bearer in safely gathering it
together again, which he dill with the
most commendabe speed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

1r The attempt TO raise co'ored SOL
d;ers in New Jersey has turned out a
miserable failure. At the recruiting Of
flee in Jersey City But three men were re.
ceived last week, and OF this number bat
.po were accep'ei
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

e The Boston Joprnal reports q
600 recruits As the product of the con>
scriP,ion in Massachusetts, up to the 2t.h,
but how many Of them are conscripts and
h1w many substitutes the editor does not
say.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

New Color FOR THE 17rH We saw n
new color for tie l7th regimen, in tie
Governors room to-day. 1t is Of blue
silk. fripged with yellow, showing in the
center on each side, the suggestive front
and back views Of the State arms, bcanli
fully painted and gilded. Above and be>
low, in gilt letters on scrolls OF crimson
ground. are Corinth, Oct, 4;h. 1863 -
and "Champion Hills and Vicksblrr Ju
ly 4'h, 1863" The color and staff are ell.
egantly finished, the materials being OF
the best, and the work done in the choi.
ccst style Of the ar, in Chicago.
This flag will be dear to the eyes Of the
gallant boys Of ,he 17th. because it bears
= record that proves their devoted bravery.
and is ha!lowci l,y The memory Of MANY
fallen comrade, whose blood tinges eve,
ry victory. They will proudly bear i, in
their midst, and wien occasion presents,
enlarge the number Of its iriun,l,s -
.Kr7ison Patriot.
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Lord CHATHAM, of England, said :

"The poorest man in his cottage may
bid defiance to all the forces Of tho crown.
1t may be fral: its roof NAV shake the
wind may blow through it; the storm NAV
enter the rain NAV enter; but the King
Of England canno, enterit. All his power
dares not cross tie threshold Of that ruin
ed tenement"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

] TnaHKsGrviSG.- The Pres;den, has ap-
pointed Thursday, November Goth, as a
d,v q thanksgiving and PRAYER.
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TERMS

DAnY-By mail, 81 for SIX months, 50
for three months.
SfMI-WEEnIY-By mail, S3 per year,
or 81 per quarter.
WEEKLY-Single copies 81 so per year
or 81 for eight months. Clubs Of five
$l,25 each per year
All subscriptions are invariably payable
IN adrance
LYON & PAUL. Pronrietors
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The Milwaukee News.

This excellent paper has been enlarged
and is now printed on new tyre, and in
New York style. 1t prints four editions
daily, and brings US the latest news. We
hopo the Democrats Of this village viii
take prompt action in extending the daily
circulation Of the Nr,cs, as it not only fur
nishes intelligence as late, if not later
han any other paper, bu! it is sound in
princip lie and worthy Of hearty support.
We commend the Weekly NepS to the
Democrats of the country towns as a rel j.
able and readable newspaper.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-09

EF The rebel c1va'ry are reported 20
te al a'ong tic Chattanooga river.