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Fraeas in q Church.
Twpnfy-Nile Sand. Jan 5.

To tn Eli,or Of u. Cinc;r,neti = q1,-r
A mos, hi.yr.rafu affair occurred IN
one of our --i.hh0r'He chnr~h-s on l.s'
>ahb.th .fterro". inn-,siS-lv .f-r ,h.
rIo-. of i'vin. service. and vhich -. ~it
ne.s-l bv h. whole congregation NJ
minister himself no baing "xrap'.i A.
a vour, lsAv (Mi.. VI Nv nsm-) -. p.s-
sing M one Of n. n. az -.d iu<' "a .h-
came opposite pA- in o3ich Miss r. 80.
standing she vas -ndl-nly snd unc-re-
moniou.lv attacked bv har lxiv,1in. ~ho
soizel and tore of her hat %. 'h- ribbon
Of which .ha ~nre \ hut'-'nut bresa,-pin
Miss v who bv the ~sv is 4 v-'v plurtv
and inhapauden, vcunc Miss. .l'honeh she
~onli >. iv hsv. avo,1A1 -nrh III. r',r.-
frl aR+ir in he house ~ God. vet not H.'-
ing herself able or Wiling to tax. Tho in
sult 20 cool, "ffared I" her. pouncsi upo.
Miss r and gave h.r 4 pra'tv Z. a-a
hrsshing. Finding that il ~on'd be i'm
pos.ih'. 10 keep he pin in h-~ po-.-s-,"r
Mss T,1thre~ il 70 one IT her sister. who
vas near by and Who, To whose c,-di,
believe | c-n rnthfnllv sav, W.. r,rh.r
ashamed Of 'ha disgrarrfni sction. of her
unlaiv lsdv like sister but who. however,
took possession Of the nn'nckv object -
A, this r.cture in the .ff,i- ano.hs- ot
Miss t. .i-rers .'epp-i mp and den.nd-
ed Of Miss u to let her ssAr sIor.. t.
which reqnest our Young heroina oHly to
r!i-d by giving her warmer ,-ranton
than IN al pr"b.hilltv she would have ask
81 for. in the face with ore of her hani.
which. by the vav. VA. no, encountered
so a. 30 be unfit TOR services bv = delica'e
kid glove. It i. dinicu', TO tell how .eri>
oua might have been the results had not
Mas r.. discovering that tie bnt'ernuf
uss mo,e than .rs'rh for hnr called
Justify On her friends for 1-lp. and our
heroina f1dinr thai her opponent ~.-
f,'lv aa'i-fia9 took posse.>inn Of h-r pin
which waz rasrnrnd 20 her uirh hon, further
rr,ubln. ard pacing again on her ha.
she marrhe1 off IN trinmph amid ih- =.
in;rinc of her friends snd he liscomf.ura
of the ahalirioni.:s none the worse for
vaa- e1rapt tie lose 0f f.v ys,ds Of
ribbon. which ran easilg u. r-nT,red =
Tai. is the sec0na tive Mis-. " has heen
attacked Nv the .boli'ioniss and in both
of which she came off victorious
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from Mexico.

Our latest news from Mexico CONVEYS
the impression 'ha, the French At er Two
or three years effort, have final2 sncceed-
pl in defeating IUAREz decisively. and hat
he grea, exlcsn leader is now fugitive
withou, an army or name: The flnai
struggle appears to have occurred at Mo
relia where Ju.REz attacked the French
with 900 men, and was defeated with
the loss of eleven cannon, one thousand
prisoners, and the dispersion of the re-
mainde:.
Our people have been so wrapped in
their own mighty difficulties that they
have had bu, little time 10 attend tc those
Of their neighbors There is in addition. {.
philolnrical an.agonism between Mexican
difficulties and American Smpathies-for
who Of US can read with patience, or anv
d.gree OF interest, such announcements as
the following:
sJuarez's troops we're succassfn' at Pa
pah,la. Tczaultlan Tet-la. De Orc. And
Cuezan, and have also captured the towns
# Tepali'lan aud HuJuapan from he
French"
The world is too many centuries in adj
vance to sympathize with ANYTHING thar so
completely Identifies itself with systems Of
society ard Cover nments so obsolete rs the
Aztec
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Examination Districts.

oJftCE NEpE"INlkNDFNTo OF SCHOOLS !
M.nitosnc january i 1864
To the Teachers and School Officers sn
4ha"ttoWse eountyj
| hsv" ssstHb i,hef tha several Exsu-
ration pl.'rlcs. 10 hi. county, as made
av my predecessor. to-~it:
Eran.:nation District No. l-Towus
# Gibson, Two Creeks, Mishicott, aud
Two Rjvers
fermentation District No 2.-Msntc-
wee. Manitowoc Rapids. and Newton
Eraminatio" Durict No 3 -Coopers.
town. FfankIlu, Maple Grove, and koa-
nth
Lr4miaqsion District No 4.-Cato,
fs'on, Liberty. and Rnrkxnd
Exdminatian District No. 5-Cea.rs.
vile, Heeme. and >che.wi1
1hs oEj-c, Of thi. division i. to arrar 20
me county INTO CONVENIENT districts for
holding Examination Classes. one Of which
will be held previous TO the commences
Haht OF each Summet and Winter term ia
.a"h Exanustion District and conducted
Nv the Superintendent, in series Of writ
Ell sni oral qnes'IotIS upon The branches
required 10 be Taught in Common Schools.
lAe written questions will be uniform
throughout the county. and the answers
te the same will be required in wriiirg.-
Due notice Of he time and place for hold
ing each class will b given and all per-
>"ns Wishing TO teach District School in
this county, will be expec' ed to submit TO
a" examination III one Of snch classes pie
slouS TO commencing thei, school.
In no instanc" will certificates be given
10 app'icanla until they have passed
thorough and satisfactory examination in
a regular class, unless good and sufficient
reasons shall appear why the rule should
be disregarded and the examination cor
daetsd in sone other manner.
JERE CROWLEY,
County Superintendent:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

MORE SSow This winter will be noted
for wears 10 come for the immense quanti-
" Of snow which has fallen upon us An
other storm commenced on the night OF
ths 2Sth ult. which continued until Sat-
n,day noon, leaving a large quantity cf
,now on the ground, block aiding our roads
and s,ree',, and reniering travel in town
and country nearly impossible Not CON
tent ~i'h 'hi., We were cnmpelleA TO &C
cept fonr inches more On Sunday night t.
The railroads and mail routes are undonbt-
edly bsrricaded as up to the prrsens dune
of writing (Thursday morning,) We have
received 10 mail since Thursday night
Under these circumstances, people will
see the impossihilty OF publishing much
new. in this week. Pilot.
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-orE,ADE BAIL The members e
Phoenix dook d Ladder Company are
preparing rich feast for our people
They propose to have grand Masqne
Ball on Tuesday evening next. at King
holz Hall, and invite everybody to be
here to see the fun. TIE Hook d Lad
der boys comprise some of our best citi-
zen., and understand how to get up a
pleasant party. If YOU want to drive care
awas, and en- oy happy evening, purchase
: ticket for the masquerade.
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had taken her awav from the Winesb.
goes several years before, came and took
her AVA from Dsshna and started with
her for the Oits1as, near Msckinac 10
restore har 10 Fou, legs. lie got a. far
ss Green Bay, ~hsrs he aoid her TO Mr..
Joseph Buschc. with ~hor1 she lived un-
til he disd. and By whom size had niue
chlir.n. and since his isath, which oc-
CURED mora than ihirty ysars ago, she
has lived ~i,b her children un,il dec /
cane 10 c!o.@ hsr evaoIfuI life Two OF ;tree
w.sx. ago
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THE PILOT.
Our Railroad again.

W. are u.r i,,ed once more ia speak
f-~ encouraging wo-,ls concerning the
nro.oects of the railroad to Mera>ha that
"a /. corrpct n. with the chain of roads
south ard west. ani give us pleasurable
and profitable intimacy with other por-
.ions Of the State and country. We think
ve can see a rift in the dark cloud which
has lowered with portentious asnec' over
n, for the pas, six wears. and Distinguish
through such riff bright apot Of silver
lnin, and t eivee us the hope that the
d.rlne.s may soon be entirely dispe''-d
and the sun Of prosperity shine in upon us
once more.
W. arc informed ,ha, Judge REED has
made /. nroposi;ion ia 1sCnn LrFPs ESQ.,
which mus, lead 10 a settlement Of tne diff
ecuItiea that have heretofore existed ana
prevented the progress Of this important
enterprise We hope these gentlemen
will come TO a speedy arrangement. ana
Aha, we shall soon have the pleasure OF an
nopncinp to OIL, readers that such is the
gratifying fact II these men will on'V
bring the, minds 10 this work, II can be
accomplished. for thev will have he most
hearty cooperation Of our people. with but
few executions. ard these Of selfish and
narrow minds, who place their own 1ndI>
xidu,l interest above the interest and wei
fare Of their neigh bnrs and The mass the
r.onle or who wish to have their finger
in every ones pie, and if they canno' pick
on: and appropriate the plums to their
own use, will 20 to work to destroy the pie
altogether.
There i,no one among us, however Inn
;t.d hi. in.ore.t NAV be in our town or
o.o.n,v. who will not be benefited by this
railroad which viii Add three hundred per
cent 10 the valse # real estate. increase
Eve hundrei per cent the huslne's OF the
Village, and enlarge the field IF lahoi and
anta,n,;sa 70 an extent undreamed Of BY
our mere plodding citizens, who are con-
tent 10 live As we have done-from hand
10 nouth-and avoid doing tc-day what
can be showed over onto the morrow
There i. no propertv-holler business man,
or lahorer. among US who cannot afford TO
hs taxed in money. material, or labor, all
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SHOULDER ARMS Father ABRAHAM

SHOULDER Arms Father ABRAHAM
has s~ued proclamation inviting tpo
hundred thouSond Of his fellow-c;,izens to
appear ip Dixie on the 10.h. Of next
month This number is in addition to the
previous call Of 100000 men BY this i,
would seem that the Emancipation procla-
nation hss not put down the rebellion. -
Great is Ahoitonism We are coming.
Father ABHAHAM, Five hundred thousand
more
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

IDAHO GoLD MInEs.-A grea, sensation
Oh Idaho is arising Throughout. the Nor, b
west. At 81. Paul large company is or
gnnizing for an overland trip At several
other points along the river and at inland
towns. we see by our exchanges, that
many persons are getting ready to ge to
that new EIdoralo. We expect the excite
men' will reach thi. State soon, and then
there will be second emigrs like un-
10 thai Of The Pik-'> Peak turore = few
year, 81 The American people are
decidedly tran~itorv
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y To the city Of Patterson, N. J. !,
here srs 4 latge number Of children who

IN tue Ciy OF PATTERSON, N. D.,
there srs l.rga numb., Of children who
have been made orphans By the war The
l.a,-. connected 9TH the Catholic Church
eoI ~ fsiF ia in- frlnnips hail of The
c.v fsr The purpose Of s.i,ing fund. TO
provide for th.s- chiirsn "a the brphsn
A-vlum. NAIis We, we're thu, engaged,
". Lincoll'. s~.-a.oS, \ MAJ named Lane,
xsiksi in and 10 ior,p.d the 'a,tias lnal
~ su.t psy . license Ia .he Govern
n...I1 ar he shoud con6scate all their
good. ADD soil ,hssn At auction. And the
wretch ~te"!s:s!y c"apslled ,he pay nsns
~ . iicss>e 10 sell ARTICLES 10 raise funds
10 feed AND eloihs Ihs children who have
f.-~a ID .ds osphAus by the abolition war
This fair s"srd up With . supper aud bali
.hica ~lis,i largely 70 The srphxn fund,
and s!ss sexs ''>s X. Republics. paper,
s~srrilnHs >ksS1 called The Press sueered
=! the occasion, calling it = wake for the
deslS OF Bi.h.p Hnxte.. Thi. paper is
owned bs . company Of Sll the leading
Republicans Of Pa,lerssa. and 10 .he partc-
sI.r organ Of their sentiments and char
acter.
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~ Two German uo,ren were de,ec,e

T Two German wo,ren were detected
At Southampton, Eng and. in smuggling
% pound. of cigars into that town from
the steamer which lay in the dock. aud
W wairEr had jI-t come from Bremen. The
cigars were in the ordinary boxes, each
containing one pound weight, Each Of
the rmen hao III boxes hung rousd her
person inside her dress, and fastened to her
crinoline
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

LrGI-L,TIyE We see by the proceed
ings Of the Legislature hat Mr. SMOKE
has introduced bills "a follows: To amend
Charter oe Village of Two Rivers; to re-
peal an Act of 1862, authorizing .hs, wills
lage TO build bridges and bill to pro
vide tor maintaining bridges in that vii
lace.
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From Washington.

" h-1INET0N Jan 10
As anticipated l->' nigh, Senator y,
vari TOO the new oath Of allegiance today.
snd tnen gave notice Of terdpr of hi
ra~iIn-'ion as senator frrtn n-lewzre.-
lie h-i i've more wears 20 serve. -Four
,epnbiirsn ~enatOrs-He.sFs Ce~au. Uar-
re. booitIie. and Ho-s-vnfe1 sgsirs,
makiny hi. oarh rul. f he senate
No conclusion was reached To-day IN
the c,se Of Senator Davis. The amend
m4ns 10 he resolution. 10 censure instead
of e1rel hun, Will stand no chance Of pa,
ssyp.
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The report .hrrh -. bon ,a,s o,igio.
,.d il rhs r,,y ;, III. .d... sh., s!. s Il
-: Hi.hnp. c, She ArcAd,oc.-. uf No
Iafk mt 10 rsros,l i..t.eii.' 81, .i.y -
fna-.- -+.,I,~ -, :.-a -iu...i -
..,d- Atrhhi..uu na.h-.. -.A >.,ees.i
S.ccr,lins TO ,Gs rae Of -. C.tLotir
Ciu,ca. in,s. ssn.. 10 l.. fore t,'>4l ~
,so..., teom which ills Pope - osIi ceao.-
one o 10 sxccas.or CT the t.c-~> pc
$40, i. Ia, st oil correct, The port -ess
ah,, /. nan. ..o.i ox tho lid Cd =
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"The Logic of History"

Mr. CARPENTER, of the Madison Patri-
OF, has been publishing in his paper for
several months past, extracts from Repnb
Gcan papers and speeches from Repubi-
can orators for wears, clearly sbowin that
they are responsible for the commence
mens of The existing rebellion, and is con
tluuance TO the present time. lie Is now
preparing to print thern in book form. un-
der the above title, and the work will be
published some tine this month. Acplv
If it should be in the hands of erery man
Who loves he Tninn Whoever has one
III his possession need not fear 70 be called
"traItor,' copperhead y or the Ike for
All hs has 30 do will hp 10 pull 'sa volume
nu' Of HI p, ck-' and cram few Aholi
Ton sentences Of tr+4snn down the thrcat~
Of those who assai him and they will soon
learn 70 let him alone
The following will be the charges at he
Patriot otfice-postage and other charge.
extra:
Single copy, 81 so
5 copies 10 one address, each. l 40
10 " q" l 80
The book will contain save, Al pages 4x-
hibiting the contents OF each chapter aud
also rorrp'-re index g. thai srv extract
may be- reaiil, ref.rr,l to lrasS
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Let tie Dead HErY tk.ir Dead.

Thi. sens ia be tie principle upon
which that not.b!s >ori.'y called s. b,
or Union L-syu.r.. sr~ A.tu.:ed Ihav
area 100 much occupied ~ith Efforts tn 81
e,sta Ihs negro and degrade his white
mon, to pay ANY stt.n'iuu to other rst
'srs 10 proof of this, lst the folio wing
facts b-sr ~itn-" On Iua~isv ast the
Jtpiiar of he tn'"u Learuers dis', in tlti.
,osn. His uams ~ss John Erwin He
!" ,~'hs p-.' la. served ~ d.os karprr t.
ti.- lodge OF tee Strong Band Taking
suddss', SICK he died que poor, and 'he
l.s' kind offices dus TO poor humanity
we're required. Had he been " freed
man his funeral would hsve been largeI,
attended by the abolition sYmpsth'z~rs
hut bang only 4 poor white man there
"-s- noi,- t~ give him ,epuliurs The
fnr,uh- "f the Union lasgne wave in
formed of hIs uaceqs;tips and thai HiS
corpse -. wing a, hone awaiting bnrisl.
VII II h. h-levad thst 'hase gentry refus-
ed tn psitnra f.F heir drparsi dooykeep
er sba Isst .sd offices! They were solicit
81, bat not msn of them would afford
the least ass stance AS we have said
tt-g were TOO busv looking after ihe inter
sS'a OF the co'or-d popu's"on. In this ex-
trsnity. few Demacrs,s GOT together
and inspired hv the true principle, Of
Christianity and humanity. thev buried
out Of sigh: the desd body nf the poor dis
carled jsnitor. = Gu'e.a Aayerttser, Jan
14fh
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How the Money! goes.
Aztec.

The appended recent Senatorial d'a
logue between Messrs HALE and WILSON
is not more pi,hy than suggestive AS
the parties, as well "a the Navy Depart
ment, are working for the benefit Of the
oppressed" we apprehend there will be no
question Of the facts stated:
"MR HALE-I have seen-snd | base
this statement upon "thclal documents
which have come under my notice-a list
Of articles furnished hv advertised propo>
sails to the Navy Department. where the
price varied from one hundred 10 ten hun
dred ner cent above The market price
For Instance an article COS ing Twelve
dollars has been furnished Al & so That
| have seen in official statements.
"MR Wuso~-Did the government
take II At that price!
"MR HALs-The Government, took It !.
the market price being twelve dollars. and
the csnt,ac, price $3.50 | will mention
another article | have seen IN that same
list Cotton waste. the market price at
which WAS twenty nin. cents. tas been fnr
nisirei by contract on avar'iSe proppSai@ :
a, eighty cpn,a Things of that sor' |
have saan FROM the tficial records Of the
department.
John Bro ms ~nu'' is making rapid
proyres. in the Nsvv Department.
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FLAG PRESENTATION On account Of
the storm las, week. the presentation of
flag 10 the Democrats OF Maple Grove
was postponed until tomorrow (Satur-
dav) The Democrats Of Man,owoc are
invited TO meet at Capt. BEcKsR's this
(Fri3av) evening, to make arrangements
for the presentation.
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School SupsriSsendent's Notice.
OFFICE OF SUP OF SCHOOLS.

OFFICE OF SUP OF SCHOOLS.
NsHlio~oc. Jan 1854
The undersleue,l bx- as.uupj ~. duiie.
"f t'ounty superintendent Of & hnols, and
'"ay lie found ~ his Office in the Iourt
House during hn.lI s.s hours except when
pthc'aI business otherwise may prevenI -
JERE CROWLEY,
COUNTY Su.eri, ,endeat.
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The New Test Oath in the o S. Senate

The New Test Oath in the o S. Senate.
The Senate havng adopted test oath
unknown To the Constitution ana under
which Senators are rot allowed to crIlr,i-e
the acts Of the Executive, Senator BAYARD,
Of Delaware, on taking this oatn gave no.
sire Of his intention to resign his seat -
How can arv high minded and conecien-
Eous man 20 otherwise. when deprived Of
his freedom to condemn an executive act
whlch he believes to be a violation Of the
Constitution which he ia sworn TO sup
port! We are glsi that pooLITTLE and
HowE have sense and decency enough
left 10 vote agsin- such a ta.t oath hv
which To measure and determine = Sena
tors loyalty
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
RECRUITING OF NEGROES IN KEN
TUCKY
Letter from Gov. Bramlette.
From the Louisville Journal Jan 19

From the Louisville Journal Jan 19
His Exec lenrv Gov Bramlere having
been addressed by a cerrnin person who
either i. negro-recruitiny officer or
would be one, responds TO the individual
as follows
"CoxM ,NwE.LfH OF KENTUCKY Ex@CUrIvF ]
Dsp.RrMsNr Frauktort, De. II 1853 {
Capt Edwaad Cahil, recurring Col
ora1 Tro ps:
"SIR-Your~ the lO'h inst, inform
inc me that Won had been ordered 10
Kentucky to recruit : free cnlore2 men J"
for the army Of the Unite! S'ste., and
asking my consen; for so doing. Is before
me- You do not inform me- Dv ~hat su-
thority YOU come to Kentucky TO recruit
:" free colored men" | know Of no at Of
Congress- requiring such service, nor have
I seAn anv order from the War Depart
rnant directing it. On the contrary, | am
we'll assured that in defsrenre ts onr pa
ruiar POSITION and 10 aveid uuneces-srilv
arorava,,ny the troubles Of the lovsI man
Of Kenturkv the suthori'ies At Ws-hing-
ton DO not contemplate recruiting "coi
ored men" in Kentucky. we are ready
20 fill enr quota from the " free white
citizens Of Kentucky. We will unhesita
tirgIv comply with tho reqnsi'ion for men
to defend our government. We claim the
right TO Furnish from ci,,zans whose duty
it ia TO make th., defiance and who are
raxdv to comrlv with The requirements ef
duty The du'v Of d-fansa drynives upoG
those who EMO, the heneti's of oar GOV
eminent From such we will al the call
unon us We presume that white men
who owe the dn'ies of slegianre 10 the
government, viii ba scc-pted for i.s De
fence. We will furni-h than. r. 'h-rA>
fore YOU came 10 rerruit +" col"yed men y
for the benefit Of Kantnrkv We decline
vour sarva.S # vcu came "a ranrUit tor
The benefit Of another State, W, denv your
righ, to do so and forbid it. No State
has the right under any la~ or ofdsr 3"
ex:pr Kan,uckV to recruit either .hite or
"coIoreA " me, We do aot iptarms}de
with anv State that chooees to recruit
'culored men Within il. own fmis
Ru, no Ststa that Is rot willing 70 meat
the measure of duty by contributing its
quota from ia own popn's'ion shall be
permitted TO shelter rom dH'v behind the
free necra popnls'ion of Kentucky
W. shalI meet the call unnn ns with
out enlisting cninrad nan and vouf Sat-
must ,nna' j.. ratl from i's own uhi or
cn'or-l nasn. e. nav beat Sui, lts nee
pc sd not <S>utnp 80 recruit either hlte
or b. ack In kanrukv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

How TO DISCOVER SMALl-POx N ITS
EARLY STAGE The Eclectic Jou,nal, in
an article on smallpox, adnohishss phy
-cians not to lie hastv in passing their
opinion that any erupiive disorder is thar
loath~ome disease until they prove the 70
lowing 6iagn"stlc system:
" Now we offer this secre, to the pro.
te--ion: SO soon A. he cru p'ion- appear
and bv pressure with the point Of he fin
ger NAV distinctly be fell the small. hard
uh-tance. precisely a. if a small. fine shot
had been placed under the licle of the
okln his peculiar appearance belongs
30 no other rtup'ive .il-ea~e We hsve
applied the term secret here !: for whilst
il L. and has been known ~ few phy.ic-
ians, Il j. not mentioned in any uf Il +
stan lard anihorities nor doe. he writer
claim Il e credit Of the discovery. At er
this, all work. upon practice will add this
unfaiing diagnostic system"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

CeuSrY BohRD.-Ihe members Of the
new County Board Of Supervisor. me. to-
ge,her yesterday and arganzed by elect.
ing JAsoN PELLsT. Esq, permanent! Chair
man. The is a handsome compliment
hes,o~eI upon an horest and capable
mar.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05

EF A contemporary is responsible for
the following:
Why does Abe with his conscrip,irn
acs differ from the butcher that drive.
bullocks to tha saugh'er pen' Becan..
butchers drive the fat 20 the siaug hrer ben.
but Abe drives none but the poor"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-05
nu-. A'r,
"THDS F. RRiNIFTTE,
:. .Governor Of K-n,ucke."

"ITOVpFnOF Of K-n'urkv.
Who CsptSn E'-srA Cshill IL. or
where he come. from ~e do not kro.
hu' happily Information on neither of
these pois,s is At Al n-r-..s,v 10 ,he COM
prshansion ~ he Govarnnr's after which
snaaks Tor it--f Anv comman' frora IL.
or fr"rn an be " -'-- would onlv Aim 'ha
perspci,v and duli 'ha mont OF the text.