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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

QUlIl|57. VSO(B(p tD, lgSoISIl p1lVy
ought to assume % indspssdsot posi-.
On. ! codsinusfjlo be merely ~ coaK
Stilns& psrt of16s old Rspobli1 > PEI
ay@Is M4YZsis proceeds to iusr&
= WIZ tht Republican party firsl, cons
stituted itself o. the 90 called Anti-Ne-
bra.ka party from the old Democratic
organization, we we're told by thousands
,hst literal reforms ought to be sough,
Tor only within this old Democrat party.
But a. 10 nature new life always tears
it.eIf rom the old, and as young vine
can never fare we'll IN old ca-k-, thus the
ne~, free spirit Of that time separ sted
from the Old form, which had become
useless, aid assumed and independent
existence Ten years have passed away
ssncs then, and the rev Republican or
gsnixation SCENE already to have CON-
pleted ito term OF life. Ten years secm,
indeed, but short time Tor ~ Amesi
can party, WHICH tbougt itself elected for
the acc onplishment Of g,eat things.-
Thus, il we cannot say OF the Republican
party as OF the Democratic; party, that
it has deserted its principles, it is never
sheless true, and this is perhaps still more
important, that it has survived itself ;
the spirit has flown, and only The dead
body fingers with us. Even the name
OF the Republican party has persisted,
and people endeavor to recall its remem
brancc by speaking Of it IS Union. OF
Administrat on party; two names with
ont any meaning at leas without sense
idea, or guidance for the peace and the
future of this couo,ry. Bnt what is a
patty without programme of the fu
ture?' How can we entrust to such q
party the destiny Of this countryfor four
more wears?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

DISEASE OF THE NEfsOUS, sem.
NAL, URINAKY AND SEXUAL SYs.
TENS rev srd reliable treatment in Re-
ports Of tho HOWARD ASSoC!ATiOy-Sen
by mail in sealed envelopes, fro Of charge. Ad.
dress, DR.. J. SKlLLiN II On, Howard
Association, 70. South Ninth Street. Phils
de phia. Pa. Ly3h-dA w3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
spccia :, Pos..

WASHINGTON, Jan. u.
IL /" thought this morning that Gsrrit
Davis will DC csusured but not expelled
from the Senate.
The Ways snd Means Committee have
s n;n TO recommend IN appropriation Of
SlOOOO to d,fray expenses Of calling the
state troops into service 10 several border
States. -
=. Hon. Nj. Lovejey eestissss dangerously
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
Groceries, flour y Feed Nfsre

SINHE UNDERSl0NED RESPECrFULI.. IN.
L 1cnns the citissns Of Scott and adj iuiue
counties, hat he will constantly Keep IN His Ssw
Store, cosaes o. Sscon and scott stfaets. = sood
assaftnsnt Of 0r0,sriss. Ficxr and Fe =. vhch
he VII alwsvs ss'i as the lowest ms-kes Sri 50
Highest price paid for farn rsoavea 0oeas
delivered free IT ehasss Il eity liniss.
ssls-dAslyI SA1L 9. YouNo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
UNITED STATES nftDTEL
Beach street. fso.ton.

Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Depot.)
FJIHE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS BEEN
! connected with the American House, in ,bi
city, for over nine years. has leased this we'll
known and popular Hotel ior term Of year., and
pledges hmseli to hisJriends and the public 70
use his utmost .forts 70 suitan the reputation Of
the UNITED STATES HOiEL. as a fra-cla.s
house The public may rely upon finding, tne
appliances and comforts af first class Hetel.
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per day
ag5-6m FRANK N. PRATT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

Don't You fail to road tie advertisement in
this paper headed
Important TO EsOx11 ale0.
DR.. Cheeseman, of New York, has devoted the
LIST thirty years Of his Practice to female CON-
plants. Ills Pills act like charm. Tbev are
Refiyfye nsd Nvf. ioxo d~c..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

NEARLY KILLED By THE ELSpHAxr.-
frof. Nash, Of Van Amburg's MENACE
RE, came near losing his life last evening
by the tusk Of the war elephant Hanni.
bal. His keeper being absent. the pro-
lessor undertook 10 push tub OF water
to the elephant, When slipping, his fec,
gong on either side Of the tab, the
brute Instantly dropped on bic knees a I'd
made a thrust at the professor, but luck
ny his tusks were 50 short they struck
onthe tub; this together with the adj
m'rab'c presence Of miod and thotoupb
snoSledge Of the professor IN regard 10
Inc modes Of attack OF these animals.
saved his li'e.-N. Y. Neus.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
TUE tesdEEsssUNS a. AxpEKaENCE
O. nm In-A1f~4

Published Tor the benefit. AMI warning and
A CAUTION TO YOU.,G MEN,
who suffer from Spermatsrrhna. Nervous Da,i!i-
ty, Premature Decay, etc, supplying at The same
time The Means Of self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself alter being lut to great expense
and injury through medical humbug am quack-
cry.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
my27 -d&wlyl bsdfrd Kings Conn.v,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

Here is something VIC clip from the
Washington correspondence of the Gin.
ciunati Enquirer, which will be graf
flying to many Of our Gland poor
men:
Western wild lands are beginning to
be sought. Capitalists are looking in
that direction for investments. Tuat is
always the use before paper currency
'busts up" Land cannot run away
cannot break. 1t may deprec ate in p,ic e,
but it will remain in is place under a
monarchy or under despotism. 1t cant
be stolen. Thieves canno. break through
and rob the owner oft. 1t cannot be
repudiated, 60 as not to DO able TO raise
for the man. who will rely on it, Lis bread
and clothing. Capitalists are. therefore,
seeking investments in that DIRECTION
Wild lands at presen. are safe invest.
meats. They yill at leas. return the
principal. Can that be sa,d Of other in
vcsenents after the war shall have been
Closed Remember this. Admiaistrati, IN
and its supporters in Congress are
working to prolong tho war indefinitely.
The President issues proc amations, and
Congress passes resolutions, which can
have no other effect than to intensity.
exasperate and consolidate the South
A resolution paced the House of Repre-.
sen'atives last week tha0 any PROPOSE
ton or negotiation with the rebels ought
10 be REJECTED "ithout hesitation or DELAY.
l. 1t possible to close the war under The
direction Of such leaders? The longer
The war is protracted the heavier is our
public debt ahd the weightier that be-
comes,tne weaker becomes the National
credit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
lox1( yf2l " 1f7Sf10
WltCox = oooDy'
= SWIM = n ACmlNn.
Prlee, veA nsnnsr 1 Teller, 10
TEE WILCOX 0lBBs SEWING MACH,
= 70 ~ esse sssAsss sitaoue ss1sed = ssJes.f
Family sewing,
q Dralding, 80.
IA 41c1lo1n11We. : . T
EeltinG,
Tsacktng,
III coe1iur.

OOeOtUg.
Il forms Dat. ever snd slastis sssn SA,rS 1.
Warranted not - rip IN wear ewes II the - !.
o0s - fseQosae iueossn1o ooAr -. snA..~s~sa
sumssaDces 10 survive tbs ws.h ,tb." -"
> patented device d great utility 10 lea.,..,
pssv. ~ the pOssisiIty u the naehius hslss -
70 tns wsone dtsseeson Or The balance shsai
wearing lady's dress. +..
Az h.r tss:sr. vaish dessrvss ps.tiesls. a..
.e.sson = the i'sox PAtsss Needle. oAisk ess-
It's s1phatieally The god lou1ooo1eH ni,v
sewing mschias thss tbs public Aev6 49, .ss.
wanting for. -Bsssss 7sssscssss =
:, lis indeed . sondertsl psodactios All foe fam.
~ %: e! sciai,y no other si!l beas ssy eoepss.
ison With IT, PAa. Esssiss Jesrsrk
mechanical eondsr .-->Ssiese;6e I..,:.,.
Aneo8 the best sad most sssvtesaAle sev,s
msenioes Light and sleeaptlv Anitbed ana 90
eimpas 70 ne constructions thst g seene einost
iSpos.ls : for isto Ct oct - rspale : PiIsssrs
Has coubinsd Nth IL own peerl,a, ...s.. ~
The really valuable inprovsnssts Of sle hish.,
pricod machines. ~ PeMssyicoa iGm
lbis nschins IN the opinion Of ne eomm,,t..
6lls more nearly the requremsnss o. psy1ecs -.
Gsise ne, ny On sahie',ion.-IraaAiss .ssas,ss.
Taking into consideration simrlicity ! bes nr...
biIity and going I'll woif NE conm,, ~ ~.
snanincasly IN fsvvr Of The Wilcox 8 (j,bh'.' :
| sisgls thread Dacbise.- Pssasvtsa.is sac a.
vscNSeSuS COetefyA Report.
We most In justice express our eoo1deuee n thu
merits OF The Wilcox 3 0ibhe sswioe maeAiee -
We consider that great disidssatsm Lae -.
Implied By IL 10 proving beyond doubt that -
| threads are not. q Was suppsaed. necessary 10 :
eo'd machine CAsSstias Adeoeats and Jssvxsi
Jsss 81. 1850.
After much wear asd many washiurs the
| stitching 10 fousd 70 retsiu oil the rvepdness
| svenness and 6rmnsss which aso % aueh sdnired
| at ffst.-Aer Fork SEN.
10 principleis is perfect -Esgiseer. LsIe~.
Has evident oints Of supsriority over s,lotAers.
PAsisd. ipAia Fsess
servicesble nachiss. Ofthis ~ have a..
perietcs In our own family BoMOW Isav,lss.
The beauty and simplicity Of it, mechanics
| are admirable ErDress
hssewing msohine heretofore int,odured has
70. short = time scqnised such we'll mssi,sd Bop
| uiarity.- CSnci~ra,h Gasttte.
We esteem II the bsst msebins for family use.-
!e ssiscA Is I'M ncep<;o ssi -ASgssi b. ssenv Ass-
dssd cifssens Of PA'tsdeipAis.
e. ena Tor . Circular. -
JAMES WILCOX. Mssufss,u.e,.
spS-oN 6na HrOpdvev. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

AessCY o. swars ! Klooaa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

b1sAsFls1 sa3IasE 9AA& 20 eg8ks
.sssrs hhsaa Hna NJ ~ ii fyla las
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
- I'm corDaSr = -
To City Fir Insurance Ceme
pany r. Hartford. IS

10 ~ Asdi:er g az State OF Losa jan I, ~
y bams Of - Company is 9TH. Cuy FRI
issukAxcs .OHrANY OF HAkTsoRD, located ct
Hartford, Conn.
The Capital seek Of the CoDpaay e95o, 900. 90
Amount Of cspi al Stock psid up is. = o. coco
TIE As ATS ~ fn8 cssFA11 AIS ~ S0ALous
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

SH ss tsssss sds e. sai7s al eSaea 1s5 fs89 :
t4a -Ss ~ -ssizasaa1s saltakaaisa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

20 AsFAA sf19F's 4. IS xaasl "a re-.
'asaeV-@ ~ sta s&3sf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

8 dc Connecticut State Bonds 5000 $500
Accrued interest on Invest
mcnts pay ahle Jan. l, "a. $l,23s,96
Bal on took due from Ag'u l,z74 80
Cash on hand and in Bank Il, lt4.t9
Cash in hands Of Agents. or
in Transit, lees Commission
and chargss, l0.O'O eo
Loans on Mortgage RI Estate " sS00.oo
Loans secured b Hedge OF
Bank ana other stocks, AZ ,oO w
Office furniture, library, DO. 1.s13.T leS,SA4 II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28

Personally appeared, G. B. Bowsas, President,
and Nm. n. sAKEs, secretary o: The City Ere
Insurance Company Of n,rtfsrd, and made os t 4
ed, is true, full aad correct statement Of the al
fairs of said Company, md exhibits, as Tar as Gao
be ascer aimed at this date, 1t actual cohoitAou
on the first day of January, ie64.
R. 4. DAY.
u.s. Justice Of the Peace.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
Rome. March 1S.

ZONE, Asich 18.
Great siarsu has r.-!, k.-u fel, At the
Ea''>sa n c"rsequeICs II lie Pops ssli
Gus i,.ne>-, DEie1 cyn,lBsnc.l on Friday
~. ~,h oae ef lis i.-rai iain.it f fits and
h~- c"Eth-.i sim 10 bi. bed ever since. ne
c-.<''-ri-x tAe s..na.nc. Of bis medicsl
m.-, t'r Ei.l-, ever, day AID daring sLs
.". Ut M"atss Night The disease ar>
;asss. 10 ;e if-sb stack Of sryslpslx. &C.
eon,pshisd b; a d.r.sgenleu, Of the diee.-
,:en, ts.a.lt on tv i:,e fop.'. ob.;ina,s
ot-"'vs",s Of 'is L,nt regime, 20 which
- ;s'l.'- oI coL:Jrsris ( ,rol- strictly I'll AZ
his l.S'tf S'lo-., IL order to give s good
example ~ head Of tie church. 10 ths
presence o WIS; WAS Al trst considered
insn+' 'i,'- duI gar, much &u,ic,y wss *.
,.iccd by t.s ftiEct orhriss .l.rrouni.
~ his tiu'ise>s ai,h regard 10 ,he advi.
-a.'irit, OF her suggesting, Al a pracau>
tuyry measure, he extreme cfices Of ra-
ilgi0n. Bat, this c,i.i. having passed for.
'nn~'-'v, tie Pores strong cahs'i,utlcu
gan ~ Gn.i Tia secaflsut, sud he In.
stnre r,y"y"rei &. .isn!y TO sec so,ue Of
II. Mas .rs al its b~d lis, si!hCnrh, il
,ons e1u>tc, of !bc accumulation Of dncu
meats requiring ~. .ignAlure, il WAS con-
>''.fai sd.l>.''. Yesterday morning for
n1it: 20 a'iuw b, s-rna TO be affixed Ly
PROV 10 tt.m | vs.. necessar, for ne
s, motif. tnr shact state of the Pop~'s'
h-'..h ia ur''<s thS your readers might
ont - '1'i- - b. toe reports current il
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4 Scene in Congress.

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! 'N' '''"'o'' ito 0e'''e" VIZ,
'e'''oSl '-''' F''1s we '"' l%'s, ""o
"'",,' - So" ~ '".as p"s'''VD . '1s!
10 HI a,e'. " ""' Ss''H'uSte'
W.>lin..cu, April Q.
CoIra1 offered resolution for the ex-
ruls;on Of Long, Of Ohio, for sen,imen:s
ute tei ' es efda, fsvoriuy the rccorn,iou
! of H. Southern Conseaerarv. Cola.
,ajd hs had cffered ,k- r.so u,ion. not q.
!as rssuit &. ccusnit.tiou. tut 81 his owv
feaiuu-ip'.its II ,tsss .su;;men,s were
! - p uutehuEed, xs could 81, conp.sin
I,f f,l..cq uoy,5Hw.rt. ,,coniz,ug IA.
! iCu.t-i--.,, II thu, fom TN, ba,l
| ,lp ytvilp al AID cu.af2U 10 the eror,y
Iis ur,etus.i. ,.r Ouch, 70. 10 ak ,our
.ull.-,. i. ;.veu, steir i've. for ,Ln-e
hose ,iss-rtios ]. op.aiy Advocated !;e
! j. AZ ,.G.i. :r.i uyu. hi, duty and f,l, ,ts,
he i.i t.uh. oli,..,oa on him ons
- 81. pre.;,Itx CIV. 10 s.:minis,.r tito
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
Mr.. Eldridge on REDEMPTION"

Pending tie consideration Of the ra~
tioual batk bill in The federal house a
week sgo Thurod.y, Mr fLDsIuGE Of
Fond du Lac, moved 20 amaGd .ue b so
as TO compel lie banks to redeem tI.,iy
currency in coin. Daring lie discu,.;ou
dr. EIoRIpGg sad:
Gentlemen have msds 4 greet macy sr-
gumeIts on 'hs >uhiec. of r..,i-inp,i.
kut what desire particularly IA s-csrls Al
from the centemou having thi. tiy! n
ehsrge is what IS uesnt undar the bii by
the term . redemption p There ->- 4.
time IN the history Of lie vouatrv uEen
w. knay whs, the roisn,tics Of isll
bill me.nt. Bat We do ual AnoS il nov.
A gentleman he-ide ire ssi t,is, ID Ken
tuckv redemption is the pasiug in whisky
ana tobacco Tha, NAV ts sa there ~
| Wisconsin they paY il some i'!sreA IN bad
gers, IN other plso-s in whi- h-h |
shoald like to have some gsHt,emsN WHO i.
pos,sd on ne sotjsct 10 give Is sotre il.
foims,iOn as 10 ~hat IS meant IN this b,l}
| hy the term Ya.!rmr,ioa tuow ,!s.
tho gentleman from Msssschuset. Mr.
IIo"rer having the Till in charge said l..
hoped TO live to Ace tie ,itue when re-
demptiou would take p'sya, - i. usei sn
take plnce, With lawful unnev. | tiiuk
! that g.ntlemsn's hsrs are s',or-;i.rs TOO
white to authorize him 10 indulge in srv
! such hope. | DO not thiuk tE.t IT..
! Youngest msn ia this I.Cu.s .ilI Exa 10
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
The Spring Cam mpaign.

A cofrespoAieu, o! the Boston Courier
furnishes the following summary of ex>
plots a. the opening Of the Spring cam
paicn.
"lf there were any intelligence lef;
among Mr. Linculu's psrtisaus, the
muug' news with which he tries to ksap
MP their spirits. would ts a daily and
deadly insult to it His Spring camp>ien
has opened with these br!ii.nt exploits
l. Charleston ia made secure .ysia,,
every attempt by lsni or Sea, And s.nashs.
up without e"mpuuctiou every 'expedi-
ton or 'irouclAf that gsts too ssar.
2. Farragut is attacking Mobile 'out
Of range
g. Gen. Thomas ha. retired f.om his
'sucre..fll ssc"nnnl.s-uce, hssinQ found
tie enemy in force n. runnai Hhl.
4. Generals Smith and Grisr>on re
turned to Memphis, having accomplished
al their osjact-, except the single OF.
with which ,hey st.t,sl.
5 zen. Sherman i. r.tras.ing having
also done every thing bat what lie set Oh,
TO DO.
6 Mr.. Buffers great raid TO release
the prisoners in Richmond, returneA. hsv-
ing really accomplished hi. only ctiect.
which WAS, TO figure for once ia some
o.her way .hsn A. hogeny woIaaR or put
ting snp4ranua,ed clergyman to hard lsbor
on the hi. .bwavs.
7. Mr.. Hay. attempt to get boou.
elector-l vote from Florida, has ended il
the ruin Of his expedition, with the los,
OF one man out Of three.
| To count rh-aGca these t,iA,ne rever
az. three dis'ingui- -Eei successes are 10 t,
recorded viz:
| One detachment Of iha e-snl srry
! las mobhsI q nemocTs;ic ne-.p.p.s i.
/ Ohio
/ 2 Another has Job',ai poor Old Dafcl
trader in PENNSYLVANIA, who ~. ute
suspicion of heiry knyht Of the f.;uleu
| order Of the Go.len Circle
8 A third has successfully attained It
! ohlact, wiihnu' disaster bs a.n ar fi-l
/ =. considerable srsns h,vnr t..a .atI,
sni cratu'tousi y transported 10 New
! l'smp.hire where it 's 70 engage in III,
glorious s~d Patrio:ic work of putin,
I down the people 4! the polls"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
Love Feast in the Senate.

The members Of our State Senate seem
ed to have parted with each other with
much good feeling. We find the follow
ing proceedings reported previous TO the
adjournment
Senator CLARK said that during three
years passed here, although there had
been differences of opinions, he bad per
sonallv never felt aov but the kindness Of
feelings towards Senators. 1t may be the
lat time we may all meet together sgain,
and may probably be the last time will
s.Tve in the Sena'e bat would ike to
NEE. NY fellow Senators at my home s.
An: time, and dispense TO them every hos
pi:sljty.
Senator Villas gave testimony 20 hia
having been treated courteouslv, and
without distinction Of party, and although
be belonged to party in the Senate
greatly in the minority, it wa. a cheering .
and e,edit.h!e fact that he had never been
reproachsd viii this by the magnanimons
nsjority. Or prejuiced on account of it
Senator FROST had intended to make
s'peech, bat coul1n': and would content
himself with an eloquent silence.
Senators CHANDLER and EARNEST
spoke in the same spirit, If the p!easure'
and harmony OF the closing session.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

REsIGS1D. Lieut.. WYMAs MURPnY. oi
the 2lst Regimen, has resigned his posi-,
ton in the army, and returned home
During his pleasant s'journ in the South
he made one grand achievemen.-'he esp
'ure Of live cou,rabaDd a large, full
hIooded, male negro. As this is the frs,
importation Of the kind to Mani'owoc the
stranger naturally creates more excitement
than the arrival If his new master. A q
consequence. We learn frnm good authori.
1, tia, the leading Abo'iioni-ts take turns
in sleeping With their new friend, virtual
" carving ont the new doctrine of the
: misceoen party"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
TIE ALABAMA NOT AN EvGLIsH NEssE'

TIE ALABAMA NOT AN ExoLIsH VESSEL
1t is reported from Washington that
he English Solicitor General bss render
~ decision that the Alabama and 9th
pr retel vessels are not Of The clrss dernm.
mated British vessels nor have thay Eng
lish crews; hu, on the contrary are Con,
f-derste ves.als with Confederate commits
sions. E'e insists, aa such that they are
The property Of recognized hell;se,en's
and. therefore, no inquiry can he made il
to the history Of their rsvsges, &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

Ga.NT's SrRR. GrH The Chicago
Journal has the following tive learn
from source at WsshirgtoU that Gener-
al GaAsr expects TO rave sn army of two
hundred thousand men 10 the great move
ment for which he is nov preparing IN
Vrcinis. Fe IL bound 70 make sure
,iing Of il, but owing 70 the deep, sarrv
mud in that region during this season, he
may not be able to get started before ,he
1st Of May. Everything depends upon
The weather Vireiuia mud is an ugly
customer 10 deal with"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

Convention At Columbus. an surprised
beyond measure, and greatly vexed, as
had expressly forbidden it TO he bsloited
for. Please explain to Mr.. Wood aud if
comments are made upon it hy tie .holl,
sion or war democratic papers. Ie. him ex-
plain. The resolutions AMI nom ustiou,
eIrgs,es-ti ELECTORAL aud S,sle-sre ex-
ceileni, but | can hardly forgive he pres
en.ation Of my mama fer Lato.
&C. l. VALLANbIGHAM."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

ENGLISH FAcroRY GIGIs Coarxa TO
AMERICA The Oldham (Eng!sudl Chroa-
'eis repo'is the commencement Of an e1-
lensive emigration of English fsm.le fac
tory hshd. TO she United States tt.
girls look TO be,sr ,lsir condition l.,
working 10 Americsn factories Two
hundred Young women lof. oldham AZ j
its suburbs ia one dsy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

THE NEW ORDER OF THIN Gs-The
States of MARYLAND, Delaware and Penn
sv|vauia are a military department. under
the command of Msjar Gen LEW Wal
LACE. We observe that "Occasional."-
tFnRsEY) in one Of his letters TO the
Philadelphia Press, styles WALLACE the
Military G0rernor. So we 90 If WAL
Ice is Military Governor. the territory
in which lie commands is a Province. 1t
is in something this w.v that State lines
will finally be oblterated, and the whole
country cut up into Provinces, with Mill
tary Governors. n'ess the political PSF
tv which is responsible for all the nation
al trouLles shsll he defeated in he mex,
Presidential election.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

MIlLINERY AND FANCY Goops.-We
call attention to the advertisement, Of Mr..
y ". WOLF. who has an extensive Mill,
nerv and Fancy Goods store on East Wa
ter Street, Milwaukee, and in doing so
take pleasure in stating that he is an hon
orsble man to deal with Those who Wan.
goods in his line should call on him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

CHAIRnES ELEcrtD.-The following
persons have been elected Chairmen Of th'
respective towns in this county as far =
heard from:
Cd:o-Aianson Hickok, Democrat.
Nupie Erovs--Ja.. FieIden, "
Trq"k''n-Wm. Piryfair, A."
hossuM -Thcs. Mohr, "
Gibs n--Cbas. Johnson,
Tco Rirers-G Daimler, 4"
7'tco Creeks-Pa'rick Flynn, "
Man. RdpjdS-Peter Poh,
Mihjcott-T Theodore Wieman,"
Neeme-Michaal Herr, d"
Merton i NJ Tauyher, 1"
CentreUiNc Chr Rslneman, h"
Pockiond-John Rankey, ="
Schlesuj 9--F. K Guthie', "
Manit0Voc j. ID. Markham, Rep.
LiJe,ty-Joa. S,evenson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

kF A man calling himself c. A. GR>-
HAN, from New York, ~as arrested IN
Milwsukee on Nosdsy, for attempting 20
nss. forged drs', on ,hs First Ns,ionA'
Bank OF that yIacs The d'.ft ~.s 70, 80
600 on the Mechanics Bsuk of New Y.rk
r;tv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

BUSINESS We bsve never known bu-
.iness so dull has il has been for the past
hree weeks in Mani,owoc. The bsd con-
iiton of the rosds account for it in A
great MEASURE, but the principal reason i.
.ha, many Of our merchants are TOO short
sighted 10 advertise in the Pilot.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

LooKISs NEAT The Green Bay ID,
roeate is dressed up with ARG Of new type,
and makes fine appearance. The Adpo
cate is an excellent paper and, we're it not
for It's sboddy politics, would be a credit
10 larger towns ard coIn,ies,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

MAYOR OF OsHnosH.-lIon. PHTLErrs
; WyER has been elected Mayor of Osh-
ko~h Although Mr.. SAWYER claims TO
belong 70 the dominant party, we cheer.
tutiy cnncede that no more honest or up>
ri.hs man resides in the Queen City Of
Northern Wisconsin.