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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. May G

Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock infor.
nation was received by General Burnside
that large force of rebels vas moving
South via Thoroughfsre Gap. This was
communicated by signals, and Burnside Al
once sent on a large force Of cavalry, who
came up with the enemy as they were
passing through Thoroughfsre GAP.
a Volley from our men brought to the
ground Lieutenant, with the name Mar.
chsnd marked on his shirt, who is sup.
posed to have been an aid to either Lee or
Stuart IS orders were found on his person
signed by order Of General Lee. diFeoting
Imboden and his cavalry and all the cav
airy force in Northern Virginia to move
at once and join Lee. These orders were
dated May 4th, and it is supposed that the
cavalry retreating south was not onIv
lmboden's but all the rebel cavalry in
Northern -Ni=siHiO5-4Titia the s6rsutiop
probably, of q few guerrilla bands
and msrauders who could not in time re-
ceive the notice.
This information shows that the slate
ment telegraphed from New York of the
defeat Of Burnside at Thorouehfsre Gan
was without foundation.
The following is an extract from tbe
com munieation addressed bv General |
Butler to General Peck, from which II an.
pears the administration Of the latter in |
his department Was IN no wise disspproved
BY General Butler: -'''~
FORTRESS MoHRoE, Nav 3.
Your note Of the 24th Of April reached
ny hand to-day, and hasten 20 reply.
Your being relieved from Newbern by me
n no manner implies any oensure upon
7ogr action OF disapprovsl of your sd-
2jnistTation, and was determined upon
many days before the order was Actually
,entr and before 1t was shown or believed
nat there would be any demonstration
N your command by the enemy. That
rider was delayed by the necessity OF the
eTVioe IN other movements Of TIE RepaTt
.tion. With sentiments Of respect and
'steem, have the honor to be very res.
,setfully your obedient servant.
(5igned) B.F. BUTLER.
Major General PECK.
From the shove it will be seen that the
all Of Plymouth, on the 10th Of April, had
lothing to do with General Peok's change
rom North Carolina, and that no censuTe
8 imputed to that officer.
. A0nNAnS 'AlO 4A'estlgbuoHS unuer Lhe
Erection Of the Secretary of the Treasury,
nd also by the Congressional Treasury
apartment Investigating Committee, Has
on A. Risley, Esq, Supervising Special
Agent Of the Second Agency has
een directed to take the oversight
4 the operations of the printing
ivision Of the national currency bureau
ir. Clark meanwhile continues in charge
I the work.
In addition to those States heretofore
nnOunced, a draft has been ordered in
he different Districts of Vermont, New
hampshire, PennsylVsnis and New York.
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BANGOR, Me-, May 5.
The Union men Of the 4th Congression-
al District met in this city to day to nom
mate delegates to the Baltimore Conven-
tion. The following is among the resOlu-
tions passed
ReSoIUsd, That the circumstances Of the
country demand the renominstion Of
Abraham Lincoln as President.
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LIFE ON THE GUNBOAT JULIET

An Expeditlsn up the Wnshita Rivera
Southern Man--Hunfing COtton--Appear-
anee Of the Washita--HOw Governments
learned Of Cotton UP the Washita.-A Pat
ent Fence Seen from the River--Negro
Dance OF the Gunb0at--COtIon and Con-
trnbaEdss-TwO Angry FreuchmeH--VYhat
He Thinks Of CotIinG HuntinE--ResulTs
Of the Expedition.
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L, was shot in the raid near JOnssbOrO, bv
bushWhaoksr. Several prisoners were
picked up at JOnesbOro, and our cavalry
captured some Of the rebel piekets.
Inc weather has been very fine for few
U-yS' 1t Is now raining. sICARR.
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CALL FOR A NATIONAL CONVENTION
IN CLEVELAND.

The papers contain a call for National
Convention, to be held at Cleveland, Ohio,
on the 31st Of May, for consultation in
respect to the Presidential election. The
call declares that the One-term principle
ought to be inhexibly adhered to, and that
the callers do not recognize in the Balti-
more Convention the essential conditions
Of q truly Nstionsl Convention.
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BosToE, May 8.
The Boston Board Of Brokers to-day
appropriated $40, 900 to be equally divid.
ed between the Baltimore and St. Louis
Sanitary Commissions.
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We are permitted to make the following
extracts from letter Of Edwin P. slade
to his brother, A. 7. slsde, Of this city:
A oHAEAorEn.

E- A CHARACTER.
Friday night an old man by the name
q Of DR.. Ballet (a former owner Of the plan
tstion, but who had sold il to q man by
the name Of Simmons, some nine years
ago, for one hundred and eighty tbouIqBd
doHars,) brought his valice and trunk
down 70 the boat, ond wanted to get pas
sage with us, but the Captain told him he
was rebel snd could not be sccommodst-
O1. The old man had only been there two
or three Weeks-he came up from New
Orleans. I expect the cid fellow wanted
TO follow his cotton. As l understand it,
he had received the cotton in part payment
for his place, and again sold It himself,
and had reserved payment. he said il the
cotton was lest (it Wss marked C, S. A.
ne was liable to be hung within ten days
do not understand that. The old gray
headed rebel felt bad, snd many more feel
the same wsy. presume they viii learn
after while, to respect ST. Pauls injune-
tion 10 submit to the powers thai be I
Il would make you laugh to see the sail
ors here, making love to the Wenches sbout
deck, dressed in rags and fantastic linsey
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PEs0EAL.
Clemens, noted Virginia Congressman
and UniOnist in old times, was upon the
floor of the House to-day.
The question of warfare in the Senate,
between Fessenden aud simOns, grows
more and more bitter. Fessenden is play
ing the conservative little.
CONTESTED EEAT.
General Loans contested election case
came up ia the House to-day. Mr.. Dawes,
chairman Of Election Committee, spoke
against Loans 8 right to seat, but the ma
jority Of the sdmininistrstiOn men sus-
tanned his claim.
The House has been hard at
work for a couple Of weeks, hold
ing night sessions nearly sIl the time, and
60 to day it resolved on little rest by sd-
jOurnment till Monday.
THE TRDAsURY FRAUD.
The Treasury Investigation Committee
was unable thus far to find any evidence
Of fraud on the part CT Clark, chief of Note
Printing Bureau. Evidence of his
immortality with women was quite strong.
THE RED RIvER EXPEDITION.
It is stated here, apparently by authOri-
ty, that the late expedition up the Red
river was dictated by HalleOk, That Banks
merely obeyed orders. and hence is in no
wise responsible.
ILLNESS OF MR. FoLGER.
DR.. FOlger, Assistant Register in the
Treasury, is seriously disabled by ap-
pOlexy. A few days since the
Registry very humanely voted to discharge
duties of his assistant until his recovery,
thus disappointing the host of applicants
who rushed in, for what they thought the
vacant place.
NOTHING PROM TRE ARMY.
Nothing ct this time Of writing, $50 P.
NJ, from the army and nothing expected
in military circles here. The belief is that
our first news Of it will come from Fort
ress Monroe.
GUERRILLA OPERATIONS.
In an attack by gusrrillas on the Bslt-
more aud Ohio Railroad train OF Piedmont
yesterday, Wadsworth, of Kentucky, was
among the passengers taken. The rebels
did not find out who he was, and released
him with the rest. II is said there were
but ten guer1ilIas, and they were simply
Virginia farmers gathered together for the
purpose. Double or treble their number
Of unarmed soldiers were on the train.
General Baldy Smith is assigned to the
command of the 18th Army Corps. Gen
ersl Terry commands the 10th Corps until
the arrival of General Gilmore.
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
No communication with the Army
Of the Potomac has been had since Wednes-
day midnight, and all stories of any sort
whstever, concerning battle and retrest Of
Lee, and such like, are unfOunded. Trains
run out only as far as Union Mills. Culpep-
per is abandoned, and stores brought back.
The railroad is ssbsndonedsnd guerrillss in
possession. There is no probability now
Of hearing anything until it comes via
Fortress Monroe, and that may not be ex.
pected for some days. Not q word has
been received from any correspondent Of
the press since the morning the army
moved. There is little excitement here,
and the Government and public are anx.
iOusly awaiting the results.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial 10 the Cleveland Lesder.J
WAsBIEarOS, May Al P. M.
,rrry-.Iy ,ro1yrrrPu-s

MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
No train went south of Alexandria to-
day, nor will any 60 for some days to
come, on account Of guerrilas.
Lee has abandoned several strong works
on the RapidsD.
The rebels have been showing them
selves at Matthias Point, on the Potomac,
but we're shelled out by our gunbosts.
EGvY-YARD QUESTION,
The Ho' Sc Naval COMMITTEES, by vote Of
five to four, decided in favor of New Lon
don, Connecticut ss the location for the
new Government Iron.Clad Navy Yard.
League Island and Hudson river men were
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MARRIED.

On Wednesray 4th int At the ]
4 krtu. tthiO. by the Rev. n. ;. Burtc
FJLJAMBE aRd Miss sUANGA P
bolh OF this city,
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Philadelphia has got rid Of the "pretty
waiter girl " nuisance.
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NORTHERN TRANSFORMATIONS Co
Yer Chicago.
CattIeI oatHeI CattIe!

CEALBD PROPOSALS IN DU-
~ plicase viii be opened daily at the Ofice OF tloU
mlsssrs OF Subsistence 2yl Penn street. Pittsburgh
re 81 u n. for Beef Cattle, to be deliversd in that
oitF Bidders will state the quantity they wish to
Supply snd the weight and character OF the Cattle
cred. " '-'
Proposals must be accompanied By proper guar
ante for the faithful performance Of the Contract
The GOEernment reeerges tae right 10 re ect all
Dios deemed OBJ 'scfionRhlp.
The Cattle will be subject 70 riRfd iugraetion bs
fore beiug received.
Payme0s 10 be made in such funds as are on hand
3 ne time one fourth Of the amount due on the
delivery 70 be retained unfl the final coulsfiop OF
the contract.
A. L. OAKBETOE,
aprks-l50 cant 4 a. s Y 4
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spr9-i8
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ cauttoning all persons from buying the foi.
loving oeso osd certificates Of stock OF the ATTAIN
tlc and Great Western Railway Company, believing
them 70 have besn stolen. I have fO7 biddgn fbs
transfer Of Eaid certificates the books said Com
eny ano asked Tor tie Issue Of other csrifcfes IN
Certificate No. lss h-ss shares.
444 two shsres
46i two shares
d g s32 six sbgres
foFstOck No. $50.
msyslsl LYMAN LITTLE.
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LATE SOUTHERN NEwa.

"a. n-.as .se htbsl. sly about Fort Rlov-
P;.I......9 .JS. s.99'apsds Of Female Clerk from
-.-5 -s'sn1'Sss-I ~ n.prsssiNg HOrsss IN RieE-
,.,-,r. = ,'.,'s ,,o..'ss .. Lee
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MORNING LEADER
Army RIoHements

MORNING. WAY ., Ise4
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Clemens, noted Virginia Congressman
and Unionist in old times, was upon the
floor of the House to-day.
The question of warfare in the Senate,
between Fessenden aud Simons, grows
more and more bitter. Fessenden is play
ing the conservative little.
The New York herald., 1864-06-07

sss S.ss.S pssss" % sSs' se'sDsfs-fB asssH s~
sS s:ssass | sssi:.s, 'fesi. RSs s.S.ssss ssSs'' ,.
nay x Ssssiss'sa a' Bar jun: june C'~ s ~ -" a''1.
2ussnsiown 2olh win mdss and loos passensera % w
stsanshlD K,na CIR, Hcoaigan. Liverpool. May 49, and
ps % mile. . %aIs on s1s "a
,P Gsy o. wSsainston bound IN s,sa AN 4. g - lon
s..1 Ds%'eife ssSpd d q
fsrasSaa sS ats bound Il q q ss 9 = :ST
steam rs.ep psgRp9Tisd T g be the Sagsra
Shear ssssnsAiP S.1s sy transport Wilson. Fortress
ssss%shlp 6SnSns % : transport Blanchard, Fort
Sssamsnip Bsp%sre Lewis Warrington and Alexandria
,ssss@;Sp sgar. Graham rhasspa. 70 Js.
fa'fs with nd''
snip Henry Cook spr Morgan Ardros'an' ~ dssa with
BARK Tesas Ma..naa. y days: with melado to
ssrs s".sSsr esl pha, Collins. M.
ssst ssssssi.s bsS' Norton xssansas "A days. with
Barn sierra Nevada; Tsnney Rs%saio, 70 days with
ssI sF :sYs
= dsvs with lsgwood Leaycrsf May So iss So lon II
Brig Despatch lBr), GrOzer, Maanzas II days. with
Brig UdOa whlttemoe. Neuvita Is days. with sugar to
Brig Export lsrS Malone Charostetown. Is days. with
Brig Elvra johnson. Machas. 10 days. with lumber. to
Mosr Porto caosle. 10 days. with
sch venosa BrJ Roberts, Harbor Island IL days. with
H Z. IS d Is yss.ss:s S
Sohr "a sr4aas s!ss% sae % Naa SsSaS ru
s,. 8 spoke S
schr II Newns. CaalKns, New Orleans, Is days with
saae paf Royal Sif'Ss Days "a inst
G up 81 bales Of probably
schr Telegraph, kickerson Philadeiphia for Boston
Hs.ssss sy
bem.on Pcsans for
schr Ida Morton. Bucfminsier, vnahavsn for Staten
schrN Wells Elliott, Gloucester.
schr J A stetson, Finney. Chatham.
chr scSr s',op ksy%opS paS New s ssdtSra s.S
Sr esr s%h hM axe Res sSss New sss ssasfa ssSs'''
schr Mary Elizabeth, Chase Providence
.sns surT'
s. w%
s|.samsr Buffalo. Norton, Phlsdephia.
ssssmsr Fsnnis. ln Tsnten, Sse" PniladsipSia sSn.
The following vessels arrived 5h but by accident
ssesmship Nor,hsrnsr sg spinnsy Washing
. 8 Qu.rterma.ter.
~s sos. % ssfss %sA s. I Rio '.ns
Bark Ocean (Brem), Juberg, Remedies, days. with su.
gar to Funch Meincke Wendt
Brig Princess Alice tBr Mears Palermo April passe
gibraltar 18th, with fruit, TO Murray 4 Nephew
Brig Laura Br) Mcintosh. Cayes 80 days with log
wood. to Nevius 4 Son.
Brig penmar. SB Staples Cienfuegos. "a days. with
gAr 10 Thayer Sargent
Brig Baltic (of South Thomaston) Hooper, Cow Bay, CB
- days, with coal, TO Tupper Bestte. |
SAILED.
h-Steamer Jersey Blue; brig Ponvert schrs Aumack
sarnh Caroline Ward, Neptunea Bride, H Hickmsn,
wsm. vaar HBs Bsns oy s mslea Mar
H. Fakenburg.
WIND at sunset NW
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fall ,icL viii bare plenty Of kind friends TO
ores, Uostsi,st's and Drake. Plantation
Rit;ers AZ curaiiyes on Your acceptance.
All ,hi. is dome in sheer. b0arisous gensr-
osity and kiud...s Of hssrt. No; a F.piG
tours. lsnJs ia New fork-sith letters
.!~svs BE IL andsrstood-n a guSs'ismsn
runs down from Csn.da, not a gunronm
mess of msn of war COMES into port, bu'
The f,odga,es Of American hospitality sie
opened With al their resl shreH cnenr
and isnpusi canning the Americans are
IN many respects "a frank, as simple, and
- innocent as children. Fo. that very
essnn arc thew 10 me a mystery, and a
problem which can never hope to solve.
For ones have ANYTHING TO do with them
in business. and Won viii fad yourself in
tight place" and among your kind
hesrfed friend. YOU viii become aware OF
= con. iefate proportion who would s'esl
The very teeth out af your head. >,ss~
M !. here csIi-d opsrsting,' and when
y commercial man rmssil-s shsmsflliy,
rock, HI. creditors, and beg Us anew, he ~
ssid 10 have 50 racupersied There will
he a good deal Of racapers:ive Gclion done
in gr.-nbaak. some ,sv. opins.
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The New Emperor Of Mexico.

From the Memorial Diplomatique, Feb, 81.
Wh;is th- Mexican d-puta ion are ~
ga ei ia '-saivjng the complement 81 the
VOTES cntl.c'-d hy the avrrtsmiAr,os q
he p-jacipsi cities. the Archduka snd
Archdurhr-. Naxmiisn eill 90 TO AK.
i-,,e Of he R-Eeisn Rival falsiiv end pa,
= v-t 10 the Two Coarts Of tho Tuilarie,
and WINDSOR
Tie Pr ncr-s Charlotte hss already laf'
Nrsmsr. snd viii await he Ar.,hduke a
tru--et. wh-r. ri. E,nperis Uighursa i.
exp-rtaA on Nnn3sv evening ~ Tuesday
Morning max Tirv sillqu .; the Bel iaf
c.''i' al ,ogn' fa- sni raach Paris on Thurs
dav. The impsria Elighne-. will slight a,
t1> TGil-ries ana occupy the Pavilion
Narson, or the express invita.ien Of he
Eu"'.sr"n Na3ol."n
II M unforeseen circumstances arise
he Arrhduss and trchIuchess Will Gross
the channel ard r-arh Windsor at III.
same time a. the king % th- B-lgianA "a
b" present 81 he hap'i.rn Of the infSn,
BAKE Of Cornwall. shich ceremony i.
f.el for the 10 ; 81 n.zr month
Or quitting England their Tnrarisl
II yhp--.-< VIII r-taru direct ~ Vienra
whore rh- ofIici. recaniion of tho II x
can d-nutr.i"n vii axe place T-T,,n. J.
al, af'e tie t-prt.'i"n shsI have r.
r-'v@i tho forrns Assem- of his Apostolic
v j-s',. u vii prnrl< IN he accession Of
Ma. Imii'an | in he n,rna Of he MEXICAN
pe"r'. The Emperor and Fmnr.ss Of
tn-'ris a. well =. HI other .emharS Of
'hr i'nperisl f.nilv. will 90 30 Tri-.'- %
wi'n-ss the Aera,'ur. Of She new sover.
'sns for Yer, Crn2 Their passage will
ia .e on h"sra the steam frig,t- Eliza
both. in ehich the srrhduse made MS
lat vovspa 10 Rrazil. Before Sn.Iv
quitting Tn,oHs. their Mexican majestic.
viii touch a, Civita N-cchis whence they
propose 20 60 70 fo'na IN implora The
hena3irtion If the Pore on he mission
they sra shont IN accomplish, hevond he
se,a. The functions of grand master and
gr~nd mistress ofths new Honrt Of Mexico
are confded 20 Nonnt Joseph Zi~hv &c
Nasonvkoe ard the Countess, his wife -
The Count besrs one Of The most illnS
;rious names Of the Hungarian nohi}itv.
ard the countess - sister Of The Eyinca de
"st.rojrh An.'risn embs->a9or at the
court Of the IuiIlerie..
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PROF. O. J. WOODS
ii Al X X Els TO IL A TIVE

lHIs astonishing preparation turn" The
Hair back 10 its original color. after hav-
ING become gray and rensiare~ il in all
il, original heath lu-'er. snftn-ss aud
"Reminiscences all DanrLtf from the
scalp. and all unpleasant itching. II Will
also cure Cufan-on> ErupIions. such rs
Scald Head, letter. &c and hence creates
perfectly healthy condition of the Scalp,
by aclirg As a SiimulaDt and Tonic 10 the
organs supplying the c"Ioring matter to
the Hair completely restoring them to
heir original vigor and hearh-thnN pre-
venting all rpndancv to become gray.
It also prevents the Hair from hecorn-
no unhealthy and falling II, and causes
IT to grow and tfh.ken where it is gone.
hy rpsnSritating the organs necessary 10
supply nutrimpnt and ,:o'oring matter.
Thousands # SD hers ~ 'h- Army have
testified - he .thuva who bad herurue
ga, and I,-r 'herf la. hy sickness.
'hsnye o. rlj."afe. rui .natru'io'. whine
)-tt.r,r,i.g comp dn.,
A > Re ,,fa'ive ant Dressing It h..
nu eqHst
TS !. obj : Y.
Wnol-~e',' Il Real Agents f'r Norh-
rru Nr~c, MN
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GEO. REED -.

attorney ard C"nn~hor At Low,
Has resumed the prae'ice of his profession in
h'nif"woc, and CAT now promise to give
prompt atte"rion to all professional husiness
entrusted to him.
~ Colltctinus made in anv rart Of tn. Stste
For few weeks his office will he found at
his DWELLING honse
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CHARLES 81 WHITE

Atfor en- and Con",fR a. Lar. Bo"ntys
Pension. and Grnerri claim 4qent
Ofrr adj lining KIingho'tz II ~ on Street,
between Frtnk'in AID Law streets Mapi,o-
woe Wisconsin VIII attend promptly to = Ii!
business entrusted 70 his care
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fF The Washington Chro.iclc an-
souuces that quite recently it became nee
ss,sry TO ampu,s,s leg Of Scn.tor HIC1.
as last expedion. for saving his life His
disease was erysipeiss from which rnor.i>
f.s,ion vas about 70 ssass.
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T. III +, p / l. OF
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
J. Crowley, Ed nr md Proprietor.
TEL, Ms

TERMS:
Il Village Snr~crihrrs. when left by the Car
ri,'', s. 20 pr aurum
~ Vail I'D q ice Subscribers, 81 5o-inra.-
iub'g ~ adrnnce
Ten cnpir- - III ne To post Office ca
recpipr o. Sl2 60 Twenty copies o. the re-
CENT Of $40 o..
- Advertising At The usual rates
job PRINT I9Ge
Having = larur and varied assortment OF job
we. and Two PRsssFs the Proprietor 10 ore
ret 20 pxprut, all kiui- u jon PsI>TIKo or
sanrt notice and ~ tajr nrre>
g Al kinds Of Farmers Produce aiken at
t,iS n'fice n pavmeur tor wn,k parer~
- nffrr in X K J NeS' Beck rk ST. :,
as W ID ~ west Of he NarinuaI II .tal
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GEO. Y. v9ODIV.

.iHorHeV and CDanwll"r az Lnr.
astice Of the Peace. and Notary Public Par
rianlsr ate ton gwen 70 collecting &c Of
rec on York street, Nnnitowoc Wis. nl-u
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WI. N. NICHOLS.

1ttorneV and CouDxeIior at Lao,
ifficp on York Street. Nartn~nc Manitowoe
.'ount, Wis CnlecriOrs promptly attended.
~ nl-tf
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He kpa. the countrv well COR miles
around, and tn exsct paSliian snd cnudl
ton Of everv setter ''ua man. living IN
rather lonely quarter about hive miles
distant. was speculstor in horses and cat
tie. " hirh he sometimes houghf ur aud
drove to = distant market. He hsI i
good deal of money. which il wa~ su7p"--
ed he kept secr4ted in his dwelling: snd
10 Get possession Of this money was. of
course. the Object in view The trouble
va. that the man himself waS a brave. DE-
terminei fellow vino always went well
armed, and had, besides rs wife. two
grown IN >ou. and daughter. which v a
force too erea' FIR any one ind'vifns TO
encounter Ab"ul mile from hin hvei
3 poor widow. who had nothing worth
stealing rxrant her clo' ha. which would
De- valuable for carving out our plan -
This plan VAS To rob the widow f. IT h~r
clorhing dress me up IN them. and have
me- SEEK lodgings at the spectators hou
Then in the night. when all the family
should be asleep was to unhoIr the door.
let in NV confederate and We we're 10 Al
'empt tha murder Of the inmates the
robbery and burning Of the house 10 follow
and he he Concluding scene
secretly -huddered at the atrori.y e
the contemplated crime. but appeared to
receive the disclosure with the business
air Of the most hardened wretch. inQnir>
ING as 10 the amount Of money we should
Tins probably obtain, and Differing TO
nothing but the great risk shou)d
have 10 run, both before and after he
accomplishment o. our purpose. | per
mit'et nav eager companion 10 gradually
quiet nv fears. end at last consented to
act.
When everything had thus become act
t cd. W. struck off mo the fields t. avoid
being seen, and jus, before might cam-
in sight of the wiao~'s house. A. nv
companion ~ss acquainted with the pre'n~
isrs, l insisted ,ha he should procure th-
temae garments but soeunly warned
hun thai # he harmed the poor woman In
the les>, would have nsthing further To
10 with the atf.ir.
A. noni .u"I: ""nia Il We il. the widow
"a. r"t ~ home, and ~; mur'rr.'rI>
friend ,nar.,4l 20 hr~tk H. aai o. ,h.
Gecp~safl c'nt'.irr .I.t.us tn'ng any tut
her t-fua.s. T,- .fiu., b-i q +. is,r.,-
woman has u, troahl- l. .rrsugln, hr
dress - - - pass ~ = INV ~ ~ a tnl-
-rahlN re-pe,t-h t..'T..-, sud rh-n. AZ
no ~ ~e.i upon ne story | ws> 20 tell.
how | wopld uarsL~ ste nt.i'rrS 1ri TIE
sipnz' thar you'd assure my arrunlIirp
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-01
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or ri n, i1nud- tIr.,""rle- AID Provi.inna
Glass, Crockery, Flncv G"oh- Ofl-C.oth.
W"o!en warn, Fancy B,sk-'., Fiidles md
Guitars, and Gitar -trings I1Vs tordures
Paprri.argiug>. Hu~hes &c
Respectfully solicit share OF public patron
age
nauitowOr Julv 1859 rl-tf