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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-14
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND
WORKINGMEN OF WHEELING,

Always fruitful in good works, let not your hands
slacken now. Remember your brave defenders In this
their time Of need. But for them you would have no
shops to work in-no work to do Dole not out your
gratitude in sngy measure but to the rescue as
you have often done before in money and in products,
IN laho and in skill
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MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL!

Stir up YOUR focks to be jealous in this holy
Plead with them to emulate the example Of the good
Samaritan Of old. Never was brighter opportunity
never was there more fearful responsibility.
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A. "a Oo ia3I gpsl bss's .',- a. t
III cl .a.s.sGsi sa deny 'A'
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f. W PAXTON, w. L. McNEELY, p
THEO. GORRELL; ISAIAH WARREN,
E. BOOKING. i-s
COMMITTEES.
IT,, ag3l#J
ON HALL,
lanes Bodloy, John Claytor,
isaac Goudy, Henry Wallace,
Jacob Morris.
ON REFRESHMENTS
Thos Hornbrook, w. b SIMPSON
Nicholas Schultz. W. B. Sensency,
James Gilchrist
ON DECORATIONS.
,,, Ri.bor. Ed Reid, g. |
+ r, addison, John Bayha,
e. K Cartwright.
ON FLORAL DEPARTMENT
w 7 McNeelev, Dr.A. s. Todd,
q O,ici,av Jos. Seibold
@. l.. Cranmer.
ON ADJUSTMENTS
II Netcalf. J. S. Rhodes,
Au. Campbell, b: b. stone,
samuel Laughlin.
ON FANCY ARTICLES, +
Tb.o iorren Augustus Pollock,
VI Ni,ol Ed Booking,
John Roemer'
ON SUPPER.
no X. BotsforI Wm. d, Sawtell,
,,ao Yo,oc VIM NJ Bsrryhll,
E,J. Stone.
ON FINANCE.
.,.lp poolon Alex. Laughlin,
Jonn l. Hopkins, Geo. Adams
NJ L. OFT
ON PRINTING.
+. VI. Paxton. T.C MeAfee,
John f. Wilson, W. B. Smith,
Samuel P. Hidieth.
On CURIOSITY SHOP AND GALLERY OF
FINE ARTS.
Ei. Booking A. c Partridge,
Geo Storm DR.. J. C, Hupp 4
d Z. Donuel. ts
ON POLICE.
ISAIAH Warren, Capt BRITT,
Capt Over, J, Z. Bier,
W. D, Lewis.
This Festivals intended to be comprehensive
>eres Of all the most rational enjoy ments that can
tc aviilahle -
Tn, srarious Hall will be brilliantly illumina-
tel aad profusely orna msnted with evergresns
flowers and drapery; and decorative gas and water
md rock work Refreshments, boquets and use
tai and fancy articles will be offered for sale. A
~,pacious stage will be erected and recherche
lmu,emen,s and entertainments of various kinds
sill be introduced each evening. All will bs
made redolent with perfume. Music and melody
viii abound, and every thing possible will be done
To- make it worthy the sacred object whose cause
It pleads.
Contributions of money, goods, useful and fan
60 articles labor fruit flowers, cur osities nation
al relics, Etc, Etc, are solicited and will be
thankfully received by any of the officers or com
mittcC
The assistance and cooperation of the Ladies' is
especially invoked,
Patriotic citizens of neighboring communities
re earnestly requested to assist this great labor OF
owe sni SEMI contributions and delegations to its
tppou
ne following named gentlemen from neighbor-
II towns and cities have been appointed agents to
forward any contributions that may be contributed
70 them, and also to use any and all means In
heir power to further the good wsrk on behalf OF
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MERCHANTS OF WHEELING,

In any less emergency should blush to call on you
Your patriotic generosity is on record everywhere !!
But forget not that this is much debt you owe as
indeed, that half your gains would not repay. Don't
falter now, hut pull the elastic band and
lay the wallet bare.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-14
CHILDREN,

Save your pocket money and spend it at the Patriotic
Festival There it viii bring you all it worth and
heal many o wound beside.
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LADIES'

Little need be said to you; your hands are always
ready, your hearts always full Once more your
county calls you to your duty. We know you will be
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CITIZENS OF NEIaHBORING TOWNS,

Give US your sympathy and something more substan.
tial. r..
Some jealous patriot in each community set the ball
of love rolling, and when it is filled with the good
things these poor soldiers have preserved to you roll
spiritual consultations, 1t shall be rolled az ain to the
Gde Of the sick and the mangled, the dying and the
dead
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-sas skoGO2 <2ESEa
AZ .s14ss5E s'p4ss aisA - e. Ill
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r TOBACCO.
AOCADDIES 'Prairls Farm" Ids,
~ 80 do "Old Flag" do
20 do Hearts Delight los
..- 40 DO "Zsck Taylor" l-4s,
40 do Spun Roh los
ass 20 do Anna Bell, Natl leaf LA
= 25 half butts Edmunds &C, long los
10 do do Florinal IS - 3
. 1854 do r and r los -..
ia do Simon Pure; nat. II,
l0l-2 do Sunny South; do lbs
5 butts Pressed do lbs
m g boxes Elderado do
-. 10 Ksps 6 Twist II do for sale at
ae MAXWELL, CAMPBELL 4 TINaLE
myli 49, ~ .e.LI- = = =
DIcE-so sacks prime quality, in store and for ale
- By -.E.-. ---.- ~. A. .hklLLf,
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DICE-so sacks prime quality, in store and for sale
~ By ..ka4s .a-. a-s -. hAAAnA'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
m A n ITO w D G. /:
TIE DEMOCRATIC CREED.

EQUAL and exact Justice TO all men. Of y hatev-
er state or persuasion, religious or political.
The support Of tie State governments in all
republican renGe ces.
4 mild AMI safe corrective OF abuses which
are Topped by the sword Of revolution, here
peaceable remedies are unprovided
A generous spirit ni CONCESSION and compro
mise, the vital principle of rcpualics, Without
which there must he a. appeal to 10. &c, the vi
tai principle aud immediate psrenr IF 1rspotsm
The supremacy Of tie civil power over the
military authority.
Economy in the puh.ic expense, shat labor
may be lightly bGrthsued.
Freedom of religion, 'resdom OF speech, free
dom Of the press and freedom Of the person,
under the protection of the habeas corpus, and
trial by iur impsriially selected
sy"Aud now, az I an about to bid you
good night, allow me 70 say, by way Of advice,
stand 6y go,tr prjHcjg}es az %" are, BECACsE
yoU ARE RIGHT These, aid these alone if
successful viii give peace TO the country, and
ensare the perprtGty O. the government. Make
no Iqrgdin.s nor c0mproaiseS nth either Of the
opposing political partjes and Il We be de'cated,
u We nav perhaps BE- IN re ccmirg contest,
do not be di-heartaued buJ sta"d firm. and soOI.-
er or later, honest mer Ill Jntn you from. the
other parties enough - give you the VICTORY
and preserve the government N Its constitution
al integrity forever "--STEPHEs A, D.rGLAs,
IN his rs,nark. from tie jrlcorv II tie I.chtgan
Eychange, D.tro,t 1860
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Stop Prophesying by Telegraph.

From the Springfield Mass Republican.
g,eat amount OF worthless trash is
sent over the telegraph wires under the
name Of news but the poorest and most
disgusting Of all is the bag, and the pre-
dicion~ Of future victories. The people
have begun to suspect shat disaster is con
cealed or expected when they read such
dispar ches Yesterday the cOuu:rv was
told by telegraph how cheerful and con
tented Gen Meade and zen Grant are :;
how almost certain it is that their present
plans viii succeed and in such extrava-
giant language that every one will natural.
" he looking for news of ma-terIv re-
treat To dav. There is no doubt thar
Gen. Grant means 10 do his best, and
hopes thu> 10 win; and the country does
10; need to be told so every balt-day.-
The thing is altogether o; er-done and
''run into the ground" Let he wires be
reliev ed of all such nonsense. OF the same
sort, oulv more 20 and more provoking.
are the dispatches now given out from
headquarters At Bermuda Hundred that
3" Gen. Butler has accomplished all and
more than all that be intended - that all
of h- mar9uyefing and fighting has been
meant merely to give kantz cavalry a
chance to cut the railroads, and also to
detain rebel force in his front that it
might not reach Lee. The pnbic has not
SO soon 'ofgor'en Gen Buffers assurance
on the Oh, tina, Gen Grant will not be
troub.ed With any further reiuforceloenta
to lie from Beauregsrd." Beaurega,d
very scott and easily walked around Bur
Ter. aud has now driven him bark to the
shelter Of his gunboate With the loss OF
HeckrDan's brigade of FIVE thousand men
ard the rebels hold the railroad be,u cen
Richmond am Petersburg. No doubt
Gems Gilmore and Smith and their troops
have done their duty, ard are not to be
blamed tor inevitable disaster The point
il, tina, i. is not well 10 halo till YOU are
ou. Of The woods, and that little reticence
ia an excellent quality in a soldier. We
ge. no exaCgerafion Of what il achieved
and no brag about Whist is TO be done
from Gen Gram: He is man of facts
aud Of deeds. not words, and that is " hy
the army and the people trust him. The
trash that is rent from bis lines and teIe-
graphed over the country he knows moth
ing about, ard would stop it if he could
We say again. let the news gatherers give
US The facts ana nothing more-not a
word o. prophecy or brsg.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10

year IN and year out to the droppings of
the Plymouth sanctuary. The stump
speeches which there follow prayer and
precede the benediction he for years re-
ported IN tue journal which is your devo-
ted organ in this city. For years he was
the city editor of tia, journal. the New
York Times for long time he was the
Washington correspondent OF the chief
abolition newspaper OF Ike country, the
New York Tribune; he has been fre>
qnenf contributor 10 the columns of the
I"drpenden'; he jolrneyed with you from
Springfield 70 Washington; he represents
himself a favored visitor at the White
House since your residence there.
HIS EDUCATION AND ASSOCIATES
BY curious felicity the stylus with
which his amannensis copied on tissue
psDer the proclamation and signed your
name was ab-tracred from the editorial
rooms of the Tribune The party princi-
pies upon which you were pledged to ad
minister the government have been the
daily meat and drink of this tors-r The
s,ork-bro kers Who were his confeae ates
will be found to be of The same kidney -
They have all denounced as falthfuily as
you the party By whose defeat YOU rose to
power They have been the noisy cham
pioOs Of an exclusive loyalty they have
preached IN cub-houses and at streets cor
ners those politics which srigmatze CON
stituti9nal opposition to the adnnistra-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
For the Manitowoc Pilot.
UNION SOLDIERS.
BY EFT T A..

In your country's glorious quarrel.
For the holy and the right;
le that win and wear the laurel
In the day of armed might
1e that stemm'd the tide of battle.
Which rocks before a 'whelming foe
Be firm amidst the conflicts rattle,
Till the last retreating blow.
1e who shar'd the reeking slaughter
On the ocean and the plain,
Pouring out your blood like water
Losing not a drop in vain
Be ye aye our bright examples,
Injured freedom to restore,
When a foe or traitor tramples
Where your voices sound no more.
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or what trade :. a minister at we'd
ding! A join her.
Men can easily run into debt, but find it
not so easy even to creep out Of it.
An old fellow care into tavern on a
cold biting dav. and, say lie euesses when
DR. Kane came away from tie North
Pole, he forgot to shut he door after
him.
Zeno, the philosopher, was once asked II
wise men ever fall in love. lie answered ::
If wise men do 20: fall in love. beau
tlful women must be very unfortunate"
A French writer SAYS. "Sorrow is a
fruit: God does not let it grow on a
branch too weak 10 bear IT,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
GEO. REED,

attorney and CounSslior at Law,
Has resumed the practice of his profession in
hsnitowoc, and car promise to give
prompt Alteration to all professional husiness
entrusted to him.
~ Coilccti"ns made in aav part of the State.
For few weeks lis office will he found at
his dwelling house
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10

Eg \ Maine paper ssys tina. a f."
Sundays ago clergyman, on entering q
pulp, in The town Of Gray in that State,
remarked to lis auditors: 1t is not of
ten l occupy this pulpit. and, now Am
here, | s-lall say ju,t wha. p.esses me, and
if there is . coPPerbead present, advice
him TO rise and walk out" The congrc~
CATION Immediately came to the concu>
zion that lie al occupied that pulpit once
TOO often, and i was necessary for the rev.
er.nd politician 10 We and wax out OF
preach % empty IencLes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10

TT The New York Commercial SAYS
the Interest a,tschs which could be
made ~ the most malignant of writers
upon the policy and character OF he men
in power, could not possibly SO damn snd
sting them in The popular estimation as
the silent, Iu;, therefore, most eloquent
denuuciaion which is hourly leyeIed at
them from presses urjus'Iy suspended and
private interests urlawfuIIy trampled un-
der foot
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
CHARLES w. WHITE

Ahor'eV and Counsellor at Law. Bounty,
Pension, and General Claim Agent
Office adjoining Kliugholtz Hall on 9Th Street,
between Franklin and Jaw streets Mantle
voc, Wisconsin Will attend promptly to Z Il
business entrusted to his care
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10

D'AacY MCGEE.-Ihcmas DARCY Nc
GEE u in luck in Canada. lie has not
only found a place in the new Provincial
Cabinet as Minister Of Agriculture, bu,
ns, received the handsome present Of a
house, from bis a1mlriug f:iends in Tor
QUITO.
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NORTHUMBERLAND

attorneys and CounSellors at Lac,
vffce on York Street, Aanitowoc, Manitowoe
County Wis Collections promptly attended
10. ni-ts
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CEs2S. a. REUTER-.

Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, Generso
Comveyancer. and Agent Tor the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company, VIII attend #
the payment Of Take, sc. Office south
the Court House
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
GEO. q. WDODIN.

Attorney and Counsellor q. Law,
ustice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticulsr attention gwen to collecting &c. Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc Wis. milf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10

En- The presiAco. has parloued Cap
tain BLOCK, qua'termastcr At Louisville,
recently convicted By court martial OF ex-
tensiye frauds in tie pur .hsse Of mixed
grain Captain Book wzs sentenced 70
pay fine IL tiyg thoussal dollars, and 10
De Imprisoned in lie peDiteutiary Ill il
should he faid.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
IMrOSSIDulTY OF GILT.

Can IL be possible. sir, that for mo-
ment Won supposed that journals ike ours
could afford Ia he guilty. of this forgery (?
Let the unanimous voice Of your own
pre-s answer Such trick would hardly
have succeeded in Sangamoo county, Hi
nois For party which ia about to 90
before the people. and ask them to com
NIT 10 it. hands the administration OF az
fairs, which has been more generous and
fOrhesring 10 von- errors than YOU have
been just to its gnides. perrni, me to say.
tha, il WAS less possible TO be true Of any
one If hem than it was Of any man, high
or low, who suspected them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
L FL il PILOT
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
J. Crowley, EdiGr and Proprietor.
TERMS =:

10 Village Subscribers. when left by the Car
rier So 90 per annum
TO Nail and Office Subscribers, ST, 5O-invs~
riubls IN ADVANCE
Ten copies will be sent to one post Office on
receipt OF Sl2 90. Twenty copies on the re-.
ceipt Of $50 o..
sF- Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB -PRITTINE.
Having large and varied assortment of joy
Type, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
pared to execute all kinds of JOB PRINTING on
short notice and at fair prices.
a. All kinds of Farmers Produce taken 1t
this Office in payment for work or papers
~" Office IN X X. JONES Book, YORK s..
aet doors west of the National Hotel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
Il. EREVNAN

County Surveyor Of Nmajtowoc County,
REsTDENcE, NEAR cLARK's MILLS.
viii rouptly attend to 4D business entrusted
TO him. Orders NAV be left at the Store Of u.
4 ahonev, or st tie office OF Clerk Of the Court.
Mauitowuc.
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JOHN NfaKEOGH.

Wagsn, Eieigb, and CGrra>./ Maker,
Shop on York stree, over VIM. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
hand and willing to work
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THE FoRGEKs AxTsCKDENrs.

And so the end has proven. The cons
fp-sei aud guilty forgers sre your own
Jealous parti.shs. JOSEF. Howard, Jr.,
WHO has confessed bis crime, was Re-
publican politician and LOYAL Lacquer, of
BROOKLYN Consider sir At whose feet he
was taught hi political education, and in
whose cause he spent his political breath.
Mr. Howard has been from bis very child
hood an intimate friend G. the Republican
Clergyman Henry Ward Beecher. and "A
member Of lis church lie has listened
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
Ambgetypes,A &C.,

Executed Ia The fiDe-t style OF the Art. gen.
erai assortment Of Photographic Aibums. Cases.
rnd Frames is kept hand and will be sold At
ioW figures
CORPSES and INV Aids TAKEN a. their
residence # required also Views OF Landscapes
ana Dwellings taken at reason bic rates Hav-
ing mad fifteen years experience in the Fius
Arts, We shall undertake DO good work -
is done IN any OF the Eastern cities
Office Oh York street, opposite Plat q VIAs
store
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10

fl We cal the attention Of our read
ers 10 l;.e ic,ter Of the e. tor e nc H-o,iH
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-10
DIR. A. J. PATCHEN,
DENTIST

Ofice and Residence corner of York and Sew.
euth streets, Mamitow"c.
Artificial Teeth Inserted in all tn est styles
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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The World had sustained the govern
ment IN its Struggle to preserve our i'm
2eriIiei hatIonaiitv 1t had helped in
spire the martial spirit of the people. and
encourage them to the sacrifices they have
80 nobIv made. 1t had advocated those
measures Of financial policy which could
best preserve the tone aud vigor Of the
government in the contest. 1t had deaerv
ed we'll of the Republic, and Of those who
love 1t.
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@. TGREsESDN & CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass, Nails,
etc, Produce OF all kinds wanted, nl-tf
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Another Contribution by the Pope.
Pope PITS TX. through the 1t k.v.
Bishop IIMoS, Of Buf'.lo, has made TO-
ers contribution to the Lad es' Aid Soci,
ETY. Of that city, as viii lie seen 5y The fol
loving correspondence:
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To Mrs. HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
Pre,'t Of y L ). Sanitary Commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-20
NEW YORK SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1864.

d,ne whatever. ny -and-by, however. they win go
the range Of our works and b. ;tcrcs more nicely,
AMI then II will behcove US to look out. Our
2o-pourd Parrots shelled ue eneuiy's hnes
tho day. To-day sunc B,.pcundcrs, which
We have just placed IN position will swell
the chorus of vast sounds and mako Atlanta
more uncomfortable abiding place for rebels thsn
was ever Rcsaca or Marietta. The assignment of
Gen. slccum to the command Of tho goth corps vice
Hooker relieved. and the probable promotion and
assignment Of Orig Gen. Jer G. Davis ~ the com.
maud Of the 14th corps vice Palmer, relieved are
top.cs which lind widely discussed. Slccum has
not vet arrived, and believe Davis 10 not vet as
signed. Meantime the core will not suffer any
dctriment under the Management OF BriE. .Ecnera
Wtllisms> who ut present commands the gun, ~.
Drig. Gen. Johnson, who commands The IAN. l
have do idea that the present status Of arars can
continue long, but Mat the monotony VIII te
tlre'iily relieved by some imporian, movement
Tie weather continues cool. with showers.
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News Items.
tBy 7SiSy,opA 70 fM Sss Yo-k svn.l

rnx subscriptions to the ssven.thirty loan, re-
ported 10 the Treasury Department yesterday,
amounted 10 &tai&ooo.
A rpAroAL looking bark -r1sscd steamer wss
lying Of c,pe Race during Saturday, Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday.
Ar tho billiard tournament Inst night, ., Hart
ford, Conn, Foster beat Kavanaeh and rcrisn in
/. match game Of 300 points for 800. Tie Is' beat
Hubbel two games Of 100 points each out of three,
discountns him.
THERE Ia no truth In the reported accident on the
Camden and Atlantic Railroad on Thursday. II
was malicious report sct s8css q Philadelphia ~
par,ics who we're unable 70 take part In pleasure
excursion.
rnrrx prisoners have recently hecn removed
from Fort Warren. Boston Hsrbor. aerccoely so
sentence by court martial one soldier for dceer'
ton. 70 throc yoars ss the Dry Tortusas the othc'
two, Retei spIeA TO the Albany PenitenuAry foi
fourteen years csch.