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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-08-05
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GEO. REEks,

attorney aid Counsellor at Lar,
Has resumed the practice of his profession in
NanItowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
aES Collections made in any part of the State
For a few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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HI Probate.

Safe Of Wiscon,it-Maitowo County, SIS
In tie mater Of tue Esta Of August Piker,
Hhu, deceased
~ READING and fling the petition of Mi
~ chac plkerwhu, of the town of Schleswig,
iii the county Of Mantowoc aud state OF Wiscon-
sin, representing, among other things that Au-
gust Plher"hu, bate of said town, deceased, on
the 81 day Of Nay, 1865, at ChrceIlorville, Vir-
ginia, died interstate, leavMg goods, chattels and
estate within this county; and that he, til said
petitioner, i the father of said d ceased and
praying Ih4t administration of said estate be
granted unto Charles Pkerwhu, CT id town 1t
Is Ordered, that said application be heard be-
fore ne al my Office in the village of Manitowoc,
on HcnIay, lie - h day of JGly, a. D. 1864, at
10 o'ciocS, A. Ii.
And it is further Ordered that notice of said
application and hearing be given by publishing
a copy Of this order for three successive weeks,
once in each week, in the Nanilowoc Pilot, a
newspaper printed il said county, prior 10 said
hearing.
HENRY s. pIERP0NT, County Judge.
Dated June %, 1864
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Valuable Land for Sale

VIE i"lo"ng>dsscribed good tracts of land
L situated in MaIi;os &C county, are offered
for sale on favorable terms:
Is qIa.Er. er of Sec IS. Town 20. Rye 81
:. qr OF \. Z. Or OF Sec. rs, Town 20, Il. 81.
= +. Or Of 5. ". or Of Sec IS, Town 20. R 81.
Apply to Yr. NJ. AHONEY at Manitowoc.
or to The undersigned, near the village of Ce-
"a bug, "2auk,c cJuutr, Wisconsin,.
JOHN EtLCAUEY.
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CHEAP PASSAGE A.!
NOTICE..

WE are now prepared to issue Passage Tick
w cts from European Ports named below to
aiantowoc, Wisconsin, by the old Black Star
Line, At followng-named rates-payab!e in Pa
per money:
London to New YORK city-Adults, s25
Children under II years Of age, IL
Liverpool to New York city-Adults, 20
Children under u, 1G
New York to Mauitowoc by Railroads.&c.,
oud GLASS; Is
Children, half price.
T. C. SHOVE & BRO.
Manitowoc, Wis, Feb. 10, 1868.
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CHARLES w. WHITE

Attoraey and Counsellor at Lar, Bounty,
Pension, and General Claim Igent.
Office adjoining Klnghotz Hall on 8th Street,
between franklin and jay streets, Mantle
woo, Wisconsin. viii attend promptly to II
business nJrusted to his care.
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Notice,

T'HE ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders
l. ofthe Manitowoc, Two Rivers. and Mishi-
colt Plank Road Company will be held on
Monday the Goth day of June, 4. d. 1864 at
4 0 clock p NJ. ut the office.of Charles KueLn
& Co, at Manitowoc for the purpose Of elect
ing officers Of the Company fer the ensuing
yesr.
Charles aCEIIN, President
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IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
J. Crowley, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS !:

10 Village Subscribers when left by the Car
rier, So 90 per annum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers, So, 00-inya.
riubly IN adganee. -.-a.
ES- Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB pRIITTIlgGo
Having large and varied assortment Of Jos
Type, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
pared to execute all kinds of JOB PRINTING on
short notice and at fair prices
eFy~ All kinds of Farmers Produce taken at
this office in payment for work or papers.
rl9@ Office in K. &. JONES' b 'ock, York ST..
aef doors west of the National Hotel.
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GEEAS. q. Rec EEEs.

Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Gcnerao
Conveyancer. and Agent for the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. Will attend If
the payment of Taxes, &c. Office south
the Court House.
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p. BRENNAN.

County Sar1eyor Of NanitosCoc County,
RESIDENCE, NEAR CLARK's MILLS.
VIII promptly attend TO all business entrusted
TO him. Orders may be left at the Store Of 81.
Mahoney, or at the Office o. Clerk of the Court,
NanitowOc
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s

attorneys and CounseIlors at Lac,
Office on York Street. Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to- nl-tf
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Notice

NHEREAS, my wife, Catherine Tacha, has
" left my bed ana board without just cause
or ptovocation, this IS to clution all persons
against trurtiE z her on my account, as | will
pay 10 debts Of Ter contracting, unless she re-
turn 10 me within reasonable Ierg h Of inc.
ALBERF T-&CHA.
C-o.eTstown, Ny !, 1854.
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GEO, u. WOGEeAN.

Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
usice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention gwen to collecting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc. Wis, n1-tf
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WALKER HOUSE.
EssS4 EC.

THIS HOUSE has been re>opened, and is now
J. ready for guests. Thorough repairs, i'm
provements, and additions have been made Tie
present season. The interior has undergone
compete change, so that the ''WALKKR" Is in
fact a New House. 10 pains have been spared
in fitting up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making it complete in all its arrange.
men:s.
The Proprietor confidently believes he antici-
Pates the wishes Of the travelling public by op
enirg and keeping the "WALkERn as a first
c'ast Fotel, and hopes to Irerit their approba-
TT patronage.
A. G.. BENTLEY Pr9Dr;etor
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JOHN HscksrOGHE.

Wagon, Eteigh, and Carriage Maker,
Shop on York street, over Wm. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand, and willing to woIk.
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o. TORRFsOV & CO..

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groce1es, Provisions,
hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugsaud Medicines, Ola $, Nails,
etc. Produce Of ali kinds wanted, nl.G
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SaiREHEl's SAEn.

TIE State Of Wisc0nsin-M luitowoc County
Circuit Court. George y Woodiu, Receiver of
Frederick ". HuehacT, agst John G. Johnson,
Brrj min VI Field, !. Hencdict Peter Field,
Lester 5. xrou, LoIln Sexton, George Sexton,
Edward BalIas, Adolph NJ. Neyman, Emil II.
Neylnan, Emil Weiskirch, Frederick w. Hueb-
ner, Julian IIuebner Emil NJ. Shoyer, Gabriel
Shoyer Henry j. Nazro, John NJzro, Edwin r.
Smith, Joseph II. Corjes, and Martin Grueber
J11 VIRTUE OF a judgment Of Foreclosure
- and Sale rendered hy the Circuit Court
in and for III, county of Aautowoc, state Of
Wisconsin, at the General Term Of said Court
held Al the village and county of Manitowoc, in
the above entitled action, on the goth day OF
April, y. D. lS62, will sell at public vendue TO-
tie highest bidder, at the Court House in tho
village of Manitowoc, the seventeenth dav
Of June A. d. 1851, at ten o'clock II the fore-
noon of that day. the following described prop
erty: All those certain pieces or parcels of
land situated in tie county OF Manitowoc and
state Of Wisconsin, aad known and described
as follows, to wit:
Lot no. two ~, in block no. O1c hundred
and sixty three lIG3l; 1T no Ave 81 in bpk
no. Two hundred and thirty eight So; and
oil the intCrest Of tie defendant John G. John
san in lot no. twelve Il, in b'k o. Que hund>
red seventy five, I75, all il the village OF Mar
itowoc, in the county aud state aforesaid Da-
ted SheTilI'5 Office, Manitowoc. Arri 2G. 1864.
IRA p. SMITH,
Sheriff OF ManitOWoc County
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Notice |,

L SCHULTZ 6 co, having disposed of their
l. Shoe Shop and stock to c. SCHULTZ &
Co, hereby notify their customers that they de
sire to settle up their business, ard wish all
those Indebted to them to call at their office
one door east Of the Old stand and pay up
The old hrm vii continue the Tannery Busi-
ness as heretofore, ard are always prepared to
pay the highest CASH PRICE, for Hides,
Skins &c.
F. SCHULTZ & co.
Mani.ownc OF % ISf3
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AA@LioNO C, Wis.
rs7iiIS cstob}i-hmentwilia always contain an the
L varieties OF Medicine usually kept in a Drug
store, together with Paints, 0iIs, Va7u-h, Al
cohol, Sriri.s Of TurpentiHa, Wines and Liquors
FIR Medicinal purposes Also Fancy Articles,
Soap and Periumery, Blank Books and Stations
cry, Gamphene, FIui1 and Kero>ine, and all the
other articles belonging to this line.
- PRESCRIPTIONS carefully put up both day
and night time.
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office

is HEREBY GIVEN that The undersigned
Wardens and Vesttymen Of ST Paul's church,
at Two Rivers, will on the 18th day Of April.
A d 1864, at the Office of Hon. DAVID Taylor.
in SheboygaB, " IS and before the Hon DAVID
TAYLOR, Judge OF the 4th Judci / Circuit, at
bis said Office. on said div, az ten O'clock in
the forenoon, apply To said Judge for an order
to sell the premises belonging to 8 nd church,
and that the proceeds OF said sale be paid to
RI. Z ev. Bishop JACKSON KEMPEE for the use
of the Protestant Episcopal Church of tho Do
cese Of Wisconsin which prem ses are known
and descr bed follows, tj-wit
lots No seven, eight ara min &. s and 81
in Block No. tihy-six (j6), situate in the vii
lsge of Two Rivers, county of Manitowoc, and
state Of Wisconsin.
Dated Two Rivers, March %, A. D. 1864.
HONS HFoHi j D tIESfoST' wapaens.
JOHN II. BURNS.
JOIN A. MILLS, ves,r men.
LYMAN II. PHELPS.
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DEEE gOIggEVgT's0N

DEE GO u 4 F9EEVN
The patronage Of the people of Mantle voc.
Calumet, Kewaunee, and Brown counties is So
licited, and they viii find it to their advantage
to cali and examine my prices before pucha-
sing elsewhere. To the people Of those coun-
ties I would say, that for the patronage I have
received OF them | am very thankful, and hope
to have them continue the same, as | am now
better prepared to supply Cheir wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction
From this date will pay the highest mari ct
-rica fnr all kinda of
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pontbare Grinnerung SIT She'll merOet 1pn' Sle
pplitiI6e ltnb religi6ie 6reibeit, fllr DIE CT n'll7
tbiq 1no erfcGgreid III Die @6ranfeit %getretel1,
beoinot ia baS Slid Der Snoipiouerr ipie Der
IDfer. @obG bat er piele Setnoe: allie fronts
men 6eu6ler, allie peroantnate Muder, ale att
bic rnpiIenbeit Der 8Dlfer ipeculirenoe urto
pom ibr fi6 ndbrenoe Gaaner, in meld' INNER
9leiBnerii6em Geipanbe tie a%lftreten = lie allie
iito ieiue Seinbe. Sinh es aber n>ht geraoe
Die 8tpniere Der 9tlitldrung, welde am nellten
a19efeinoet muroen? uno fontte man Der
araft Der @abrbeit bas 3eu9niB perIa9en,
iu6te man ni6t menisltens purA ipitenlattlden
9rud cine S9ranfe p2u @elebe ltnb Stratet
1t. &erbre d e II spii6en enGrrungenl9aftet
be9abter Setter uno bem &plte sit errlhten,
pamit lebteres ia ni6t aufgef(drt weroe p? 9Sle
g. trpb &erfer unp winfenoem Slutgerillte nod
Der beilioen Sadie Der 9(uftldrung biente, 10
ipdbte ia audi Sabrbunoerte pprber Der ltnz
lterbli6e 9itrpnpm &eppler na6 ben itrablen=
ben, @e1tirnen uno bere6nete in einlal1en
gtd6ten berer1 Saul pdbrenb CT tlr nit Der
duBeriten Initrengung feline bp6beta9ie Wtntter
Dor Dem S6eiterbu1fen rettete, neil lie Der =
6ererei angetla9t mar rgrrtt q. H-
(SGluB fplet.) ,. 81.
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Die Oratfatnfeiten Der 9febellcn IN
SerdS. "e .l..D33 80

Der uMihplri Sempfrat" entbdlt. cine Cor
reipOnoen5 ars8rcwnspille, Seras bonn /. San.
B. $, pelde Sdiloerungen iber oas Sreiben
Der &ebellen IN 9eras entbdlt. Sir en~tnebmen
oerielben Sulsenoes srr-b
ngur mebr ais einen Sabre puroe Gapitdn
I~Wtontgpnterp, ein braper llnipnsmann, Der in
WerifC, an Der teraniiden Gren5e Die l1nipnS<
al6tlinge i%artutelte utlb inter ibnen refrutirte,
UNI fe Johann nab iNetp50 Orleans Su transpor<
tlren, bon einer 8anbe- tetanii6er Gebeaen,
ole iber bic @ren5e 9etommen tparen, iberfal=
zen, in9d9 Seras eebra6t ltno bort i'm @aloe an
IslEsm Saame an~fgebdngt.s Der &6rper blieb
pangsH, DIS lpdter Die neberreite b~eielben pom
gen AntOnstrlppen s~efunben unb nit iplpatiz
l2en Gbren besraben muroen. 9ies qel6ab
am 10. 9e8ember p, S, Giner Der WDroer,
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@pm MFifIfapni.

GatrO, 81. San. Ser 9ampfer sill
man. wel6er AM %. San. BON Wtempbis alb
fubr, lit nit 800 8aIlen 8armpoGle bier am
getommenL Gr bradte au9 $50 wieoer onqe=
pOrbene S~reipiQige pUm -, Mi6igan Neat.,
einen She'll bes 3. Winneiota unb cine betrd6tz
li6e 9lnSabl Splbaten ppn unOern &egtmenteru,
Die na6 ibrer 9etmatb auf llrlaub reiien.
Ser 9ampfer Station" perbratnte nit lei=
ner, SIT $4,000 geiddbten 2aoun9 AM lebteu
Samitag am @alter'S Seno.
9alt 8eri6ten aus 0lempbis tparen Die Cue
rillas am 6ltiie iebr lditig. 2uantrelps 8aaot
ipl in Der 9tdbe BON Gaines 2anbung 8altm=
pplle perbrennen unO rauben. Sod lit ali
9ampfbcOte ilngitbin ni6t gefeuert morOen.
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y} % NJ. Gtpm on, GER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Drittsr 49, Difritt BON WorplanO.

more, l. 6ebr. 1864.
SSir beelaa6iScu biermit, toE bic na6ffe6enb teseiG~
neter Eericnen, irel1e I'M bcitten 49, @cn9res : Oifrift
BON Wtarplanb 9e5c9en ~rurten, burG bic i9ren 0an1en
SelSetteten @ritnbe BON Der .3iebung beireit rrrSeH fne,
rdHllih
S.S: Oorieb, 10. sarb, 3l aft; Seize OteaS, 10, 70;
Sno Wttler, 20, untan9lid ytY Wtules, 10, beSa6Gte
aOo O0Aar; Sanies @lnppocI, 10, ein5ise Spbn elmer
~SSlttre; IoaH 8 Senrp, 10, be,a6lte 800 Oplar; Snp
> &oliite, 10, gu jung; Inbrep 8 glieticn, 10, sn alt;
sefciS Gtce, 10, elmer BON 5Wei @Sbnen bon BEN glteru
3r N%nsnabnte beitinrtt; 8 W Stinfconlb, II, untduo=
ltp Tfi6aro % @rap, 10, bejablte 800 Dollar; Sames
y S%lntbiccni, 10, nutauslib 2epiteuS $ Niiler, 10,
Do; CHARLES 3 gSapS, 10, 20; @aSpar S6ltufman, 10,
tp 0tobert 8 8ater, 49,, DO; SenrD 6 Toreman, 10,
30; 8tbaro 3 Saral8, 10, beSablte 800 Opllar; Snc
Tranf, 10, NittbirSer; George S SadIpn, 10, beSa9Ite.
300 Dollar; Snc q Diffenberfer, 19, untau1li6 /; Sacpb
bcrnep, 10, DO; Martin Dunn, 10, 9ittbiiraer; Sc 9
Berger, 10, gu aft; @bpratm GEeimater, 10, untau0Ii6 !;
gGn u Cobb, 10, Slter bon mutterlcIen 9inbern unter
u Sa9ren gBu $ &trtlanS, 10, be5a9lte 800 Dollar;
@pbraint @pats, farbis, 20, irrtbimIi6 %einrpairt; g8m
P ToipleS, 49,, bejablte 500 OcGar; XeipiS Niunf, 10,
ein5i9e Sc9n elmer @itttpe; gSm q Nipri6anG9, beSa6lte
800 Dollar; Sartes SO Guter, Is, DO; 0m 8 Nfartir,
Is, besa9lte 800 Dollar; SuliuS Scne, 10, al alt; Soft.
frieo Oelndn, 10, untausliG; 6rnncis Iborr, 10, cir,ioe
Stiite alter @ltern; Cornelius @late, faabig. 19, irr=
tbiimliG %einrpnirt; Snr Walter, 10. 9i6tbirger; Stcs
6 Stepart, l9, untausli6; Sp6n 8 Wppneb, 19. su alt;
Charles Pieruann, 10, irrtbimli6 e~inrcnirt; Daniel
g8pe, farbig~1 10, gu alt; Seize 5 Sprn, 10, untauali&
Sciepb 5 WicGurlep, 10, ieGte einen Subfitut; Sc6u
Sm If, 20, DO; @erbart q Defring, 20, be,ablte 300
Dollar; Samuel s Dtc&enneb, II, 30; 9c6u Gritb, 20
DO; George 8 eei&er, 20, be.
2cOpulr Slumenbera,
PrpfcBnarIGaIu. NrdI. ees @nrpnirlres Ooarb.
@rn. Gropfs,
@inrp1irungS= 6 ommifIGr.
Sbps. 8. Wurnud,,
Ir5t heS GinrcQiruuoSzYco
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BeR1nntmaC6unQen.
sSln Dte I1nipnssS fimm0eber DeS
SfddfeS m nrHaIGnS.

et elmer tprt GrecuttS GDnnite res ,l1nirn Gtate Cen
trail Grmtte 8" am IL |. w ~9etdltenen @erIdnmluna rurten
frleente Weteluttpnen oneenpnmen ua6 TIRE DerSfentli-
Dung tefdlpfen: 3s -
Sn &nbettaft, hB has linton State Central 6 cmit,a
fetnen btnldneltten Grunb Sur anba(tsnteu EDrtIebuno
Der unter ZEN oeribiecenen &ldHen Der llnirn feifter pbn,1IoD
teneen 3wietra6t ntebr anerfennt,
Sm Mnbetra6t baB bas Unconditional Union State Sen.
trail Grmite" bic gDabt BON Deleenten fir bic .Gpufttuttcrdl
6 Convention, tpelGe f6 ndhfenS erlan1neln mirb, lppte fir
BITE; vNattpnal preltbential Contention, menn bie'efbe IN
kantnentrettn fpIte, ~empfeblt, rnb IN Der Wieinune tog lie
lntpnsbur9er bea StadteS ntht l1n9sr rtebr une'ntotett I'M
ter ben perihiebenen RldHelt mdlten gu ieben munften, uno
Sn @nbetraGt, bag cdS linton State Central Gpmite"
i~peltes!ete nahren Snterehen ter partet reprdlentirt, nidt
nur cine Spue Sdrntpnie tn ben ber16ieeenen SdnfiunsSret~
len, loneern etnen cplen unb btreften Nu3 brud Der NntpuSaes
%tnnungen int gdnsen Stlale our Wabt BON G%rnbteoten fGc
bette @pnSenttDnet erftrebt, bestalb iet
Set6lp len, eaB pas nrtpn State Central Comic
dut 0rpno pbt9er Wtpttpe bic 3ett uub ben Wcout, rel6er
pom "unepnetttPnal linton State Central @prttteF Iefaeheut
muree, anntnmt, UNI 9rint1ruer idmmlungen tn ter Statt
nno Dem gan3en Staate gu balte1 unb Sfdr am 10 Setrudr
.. s. 9ut @runo Der eelebeebenben Nertretuug unD bic
HnlpnSftrtntGeber Der Stabt Baltimore une hes @eanrts
Staates ernfltdy SI erlHben, an lpl6en B~eriammlungen N6
sapltelN gu 6ettetltsen; ceselei6en aud, UNI @bgeprbnete
tur bic ant p. GebrWdr I. &. i'm IemperenAtempel Set Stabt
0aItttnGre togenee SpnSerttpn gu ~erpdbler, uno ferner
Se19lplte n bag man, UNI ter inter ben rerfbtebenen
Nlallen Der linton rerrt3enhen Spaltung ~rirflamsr entgeaenz
tretet 3u tSnnen, bic am %. 9ebrudr uIanmeutretene
e0neenttprt erlube unb hermit wirtIih erlunt, elm neues
State Central @Cr1tte" 3l ernennen, UNI bel Z SraautId.
ttpnen. bic ib ais Nepr1ientdnter her Uni nSparfsi eeS
Stats WarSlanb eeriter. dberf Ife 3u MAIDEN,
Muf 8eiebl beS Grecntte.g caite
(SdWtt gD NJ. s hD IN ( 81. Spfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-02
Snu Mcgifo.
Cine neme NepuImticn III WRatampras.

Ser 9ampfer p@pening Star", Der am "a,
|9tetp Orleans perlteB nnb 6apand ant 90.
bringt pi6ti9e Gfa6ri6ter aus Wteritp. 'et,
91S NtatarnDras ipiro pom elmer neuen 3e-
pollution bert9tet. GortenaS mar mieoer in be,
Wa6t, ST. mar Speiter Gpmmanoear Der Srlp=
pen, ippllte na6 Merifp marl9iren unb benubt
Die Wta6t, 1i9 pieber gum Gpuperteur Sn ma.
6en.
Sim 10. CAB es betrd6tli9en &antpf swii6er
ben Wterifanern, tpdbreno be1len Der Gpmmars
oant unlerer Sruppe1 in Brownsville, General
6erron, BON Dem amerifanil6en gpnlul, t6rn.
8rtnt, mel6er @epalttbdti9feiten poer 9erau=
brng be8 GoniulatS fiir6tete, nm S6uB eriudt
prrbe, porauf ct baS 20. @iscpnliL "a. SILT
npis uno flint @eidise Der i. Miiipuri Bate
|rie, ilber ben SlnB abl6idte. Sas 20. @tss
cpnlin 8egt. bra6te Die 9ta6t ppr Der @pbnlno
oeS ameritaniiden GpniuIs Su, Der am nd6iten
0lorgen nit 2 Mittipnen Dollars, Mmerifanerr
anp Der Ser. ST. &egterang geb6reno, na6
Brownsville geleitet tpurbe. slss
9uS Sen. Sup 9en6tbigt ipar, auf Die Serass
leite Surid5ufebren, marO er ppn elmer 9rpBen
9tn5abl BON 9~lnbdn9ern be9leitet. 200 bappn
batten ibre @afen an Den Ser. st. grpfpbz
mari6au ab5uliefern. ;, e . g9 aha
q Sic wurpen BON unleren Srnppen iebr freuno=
li6 a%uf9enommen. .-..4 &,
Ser aantpf an 10. mar nidt iebr btatig -
eS pnroen etipa 80 auf beioen Soften aet6btet
unp 90 p%ertplnpet. GprtenaS Bate quite Mrtil=
lerie uno 8i6ien; &up nngel6idte &anpniere
uno ldle6te 6linten. Natirli9 par Der &pr-
tbeil auf Settle g%prtenaS'. FAa50
GOrtenaS ip0te auf Sampico mari9iren, per=
peigerte bieS unO b~elagerte MatamoraS unb
iebte ben Gouperrelm Serna mieoer Elm.
Sltare5 fol- in NtOnterep fem unb piro, penn
bart beOrdnst, na6 SeraS fi6 suridsiebem.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-02
300 gtebeuen.e 5~efanae1e ntbmtn BEN sreutib

50 1. Sebr. Sretbunoert &ebelen=
Gefangene lan9ten beute inter @scprte bon DO
Mann oeS T.. 81. Ne9imentS pon Chicago
bier an unb muroen in Der giaup yaro unter=
gebra6t. Sic nebmen idntmtli6 ben Sreueit
llnb lafien liA fin Die Napp antperben.