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CHAPTER II.
FUN ERAL APPIh GS
males were never found

The males were never found
ReginalA's hear hrrk4L ,nu'har took
he bu,.v nome % her unfortunate son
widows. But before her arrival she dis,
creetlg sent a boy to bust the news 10 the
afflicted wives, which he did by Informing
them. in hoarse whisper, that their old
man had gone IN"
The wives felt very bad indeed
he was devoted to me-" sobbed En-
liz
Ana 10 me- said Maria
YES said Fmilv, he thought con
slider blv Of YOU. but not SO much as h..
did of me-"
6 >av lie did"
"Ant! say he didn't
He did y
He didn'I ~
Don, look at me with your squin'
eve-''
"Don't shake your red head at NE ~
Sisters !" said he black haired Her
rietla, cease the unseemlv wrangling -
|. as ReginaId's first life, shall strew flow
els on his grave
You won't" said Susan Il. as bis
last wife, shall! strew flower. on his grave
It's mig business to strew !"
"You shan'i, so there.' said Hen.
retta.
you bet will " said Susan, with a
tear-suFu.ed cheek
Well, as for me" said the practical
Betsev. Amt on the ,trsw. mach but
| shall ride At the head Of the funeral pro
cession ~
Not if I've ever been introduced to
myself you WON'T said The golisn nair>
ed Nelly ,; that's NV POSITION. You be,
your honnet-strngs it is -
Chi|drcn,' said Reginad's mother
"vou must do some crying, Won know. on
the day of the funeral and how manv
pocket -hankerchers will it take 10 %
round? Betsey, you and Nelly ough, to
make one do between YOU
.'pil tear her eyes ont if she perpetra,
ties a sob Gu my handkerchiefw said
Nelly
Dear daughters -in-law," said Reei-
nadia mother, " how unseemlv is this an
ger Mules is five hundred dollars a span
and every identical mule my poor boy had
bias been gobbled up by the red man |
knew when my Reginald staggered into
The door yard that he was on the die. hn,
il I'd ONLY thunk 10 asked him about them
mules ere his gentle spiri, took flight. i,
would have been four thcusand dollars in
our p ckAts. and no mistake. Excu-~
these real tears. but you've never felt a
parents feelin's"
IFS an oversight" sobbed Maria
/" Dnn't blame u.s."
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Fol- ssats. fs;Gs. Esoa hes, BED
Bags, Ants, -s.0ths sn WO.s,ens,
Furs, SC. Insects on Plants,
EnNy.S, Animals, sc.
Pu; up in 25c. soc. ana St0O Boxes, Bottles,
and FiiskS. 81 and s. sizes for HOTELS PuB-
Lie INSTITUTIONS, SC.
: Only infallible remedies known
. Free from Poisons.'
. Not dangerous to the Human Family"
= Rats come out Of their holes to die
Esrs- Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
Boz" Sold by all ruggsts and Retailers eve
rywhere.
Rssy5rr ! I! BEWARE! :. of all worthless imita-
lions
Esis" See that CosTAR's" name is on each
Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy.
nesy- Address ssEssSs O. sb>TAV.
Bess- PRINCIPAL DEroT, 1872 Broadway. :. Y.
Esss=- Sold by I. & J. ROBINSON, and all
Druggists in Manitowoc, Wis
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81 \ lincoln newspaper calls Az
DREW JOHNSON the protege Of J CKsON
and the friend Of DoUGL.s" The Chca-
60 Times rerorts: A>DnEw Jackson
DoNEL.o> was also the protege Of JACK
SON. bnf be subsequently turned up the
hnoa0 thing candidate for Vice President,
JACKSON hs'i sever,I pr"tcgos who hav"
turned our verr badly, hut none so hadl,
as ANDREW JOH>sos, now the candldste
Of the party against which he warned hi.
coun'rvrnen, and in whose rise he behelf.
peril 10 tie Union which seriously dis
turhed lis last DAYS.
" And ANDNtw Johnson Wa. a. false 10
D"UGLAs AS he is to the memory Of JACK
soS. lie deserted him in the Presidential
contest Of 1860 and joined the secession,
iats in the support Of BRFcKrsR1pGR
stu'nping the State Of Tennessee in tha,
behalf Like some Of the northern
BREcRGNRGDGs leaders, he has become 9
meaner Aboliiionis. than the nesnes, OF
the natural kind
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JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Nathaniel Hawthorne.


This celebrated American author died
at Plymouth, n. Ii on the l9jh ult -,
aged sixty years. His death was similar
to that Of Thackery. For some time pas;
he had been suffering from general debil-
| itv, and was AT Plymouth, in company
with ex-Presdent franklin Pierce, for the
: benefit of his health when his death took
! place On " ednesday night he retired as
we'll A. usual, and at three O'clock yester-
day morning he was found dead IN bis bed
bv his friend the ex~presldent.
Nathaniel Hawthorne was born at Sa.
snip master; his mother, possessing
great beant, and most delicate sensibilitv.
, lived IN absolute seclusl Oh after the death
of her husband, which occurred at Ha-
wanna in 1910. The subject of this sketch
graduated from Bowdoin college in 1925.
in the same class with Henry w. Longfel-
low.
For some yesrs after quitting college he
continued to reside in Salem, where he
led solitary life of meditation and study,
recluse even from his own household
During this time he was engaged in writ
ing tales md romances tor The periodicals
of the dav. In 1882 ne pubiished N Bus
ton an an"nvln" is Romance. In 1887 APP
pearei vrlume Of Sketches. under The
title Of g" Twice told Tales" This book
WAS highly praised B, Mr. Longtellow IN
the North American Review, who pro
n"nnced II the work Of man of genius
A nrw edition of these WAS puhilshed In
/ 1872. together with 3 second series Of
sa.es collected from The Democratic Re
J view and other magazines
/ MIR hawthorne in 1888 was appointed
! by Mr.. George Bancroft. then colectrr of
! the port OF Boston, weigher aud guager
in the custom house of that city. This
! position he held for three years, when, be-
! ing a democrat he was displaced to make
! room for wing on the Inauguration OF
/ President Harrison. On leaving the Gus
! tuin mouse he went to live with the Asso
citation for Agriculture and Education a.
/ Brook Farm. West koxbury, Mass, AZ
/ ter remaining ,aere few mcnths he re-
| turred 10 Boston, w1ere he married il
, lS43 In 1916 he published bis Moses
! ,''"' n" o'n 'anSe. IN the same year
! nc was api''"'eu os I reS''e,t I"'k sur
'e.'' '' '"e P"'' ~ 1h'e'n. MASS WHICH
"'i T -" .. 'e'' u"''' ca 4o.,> -,
!" .Ie '''' =, NY Ne"' ,o''' i'e
''"'''' '','.' appeared "''o "ec""F Que
OF the most popu'a ar novels ever issued from
'ae f>''e''oS' press III 'oo' me : ,iou>.
u 'he I've" "ao'es VAS ""'. ''"e". ah'
49, ~, u "'"S' "e'o"'"e '''Fr''" ''',
VIC Fu"'''. ~ n'''"e''S'F h"'',A"ce
| aPpe",eu !" iG'@' ,ne SCENES anA ihG'
genus oe'ns 's,l a. D'ooA r"f"' ~ 'he
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i" Father O'Leary and Cnrra

fv Father O'L-arv and Curran were
cracking their J-.t. NJ a dinner parry. one
evening rs Wa their wont. when the eel
ehrated advocate turned abruptly to the
good Father. saving:
Il Wish. O'Lesry, that you had the
KEYS Of Feaven."
WHY. Curran !" asked the divine,
Because you would then let me in
said the facetious counsellor.
= II would be much better for YOU. Cur.
ran. aid Father G'Lesrv, THAT had
the keys Of the other place; because
reald tter ls, rou ~, ~
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denomination of Lincoln.

The Baltimore convention Yesterday. as
aniicil ed, renominated Lincoln for the
presidency. The choice fo- ce-presiden,
fell upon johnson, Of Tennessee.
a ticket more unpopular or more un
worthy Of support could not have been
selected. Three four,hs of the people OF
The north would regard a probability that
The misrule of this administration could
be perpetuated another four wears wit
mingled feelings of disgust and alarm. 1t
is not among the possible events that Lilo.
coin will be re chosen in accordance with
any free expression OF the popular voice
The new tail to the kite will not 10
crease its strength or improve its appear
ance Andy johnson is Lincoln's militia
rv governor otTennessee and one Of the
mos, faeie Of his provincial salrars The
only effect OF bis administration has been
TO drive the people of his state mostly in =
to he rebel army Tennessee is without
representation in Congress and under
present circumstances can give no eiector
Al vote for ,he candidates Of any party.
txc-p, AT the WnI'e House and among
The spoilers at " ashing'on. The news OF
the nomination will be received cold y
evervwhers |, will be noticed bv our
dispatches hat al the second board IN NV
York Yesterday gold went up to over 95-
a sufficient indication that there is no ella :
tion IN financial circles over the result, At
Baltimore -Niiuaukee Ners. OH
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CHAPTFP III.
DUST TO pFaT.

The funeral passed off in very p'essan;
manner, nothing occurring 10 mar the hsr-
mouy Of the occasion. By happy
thought Of Reginad's mother the wives
walked to the grave twenty abreast, which
rendered that part Of the ceremony ,hor>
oughly impartial.
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JOHN 6. r BINSON,
VE, ERIN AIRY SURGEON,
And Cattle Doctor!

Member the College of Veterinary Surgeons,
Dublin, Ireland. Is perfectly acquainted with
every complaint which Horses and Cattle are
subject to- and has had over 40 years practice.
Resides one mile from Manitowoc. on the NJ. &
NJ. Plank Road.
= REFEREYCEs-Dr. EASToN. IRA p. SMITH,
Sheriff, Capt. HUGUEs, o. ToRRisoN, J. CHOW
LEY, editor Of the Pilot, II. MORRISON, z. }.
PIERCE. Branch Mills
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GLOVERSON, THE MORMON.
A Romance by Artimus Ward.
CHI AP Err l
THE MoRMoS's DEPARTURE


The morning on which Reginald Clos
version was to leave Great Salt Lake Civ
with mule train. dawned beautifully.
Reginald Gloverson WAS a Young and
thrifty Mormon, with an interesting family
of young ard handsome wives Hi. uu-
ions lad never been blessed with children
AS often as once year be used to 90 20
Omaha, in Nebraska with mule train,
for goods; but although he had perform
ed the rather periIous journey many times
with entire safety. his hear, was strangely
sad on this particular morning, and tiIlel
with gloomy forebodings.
The time for bis departure had arrived.
The high>splrited mules we're at the door,
impatentv chsmping their bits. The
Mormon stood sadly among his weeping
wives
dearest ones," be said, 81 am singu-
larry sad at hear: this morning; but do
not let this depress YOU. The journey is
a periIous one hut-rshaw | have al :
ways come back safely heretofore. and WHY
should fear? Besides. know that ev-
cry night, as Law down on the broad star
light prairie, your bright faces will Gene
to me in my dreams. aud make nv SUM
bers sweet and gentle You, Emily. with
your mild blue ewes; and YOU Henrietta,
With your splendid black hair; and YOU,
Nelly, with your hair so brightly. beau,i
fully golden. and you, Betsy, with your
wlne>red lips-far more delicious though,
I I
Maria, with your uinaome voice; and
you, Susan, with ycur-that is to .ay, Su
san with your-and the other thirteen of
you each so good and beautiful, will come
20 me in sweet dreams, will you not, dear
estlsts g.
"Our own" they lovingly chined, :: We
will =
And now farey elI.' cried Reginald
II ONE TO my arms, INV own he sad
that is, as many Of Won MS can DO coli
veuien,ly at once fer must away"
lie folded several Of them to bis rLrob
bing breast, and drove sadly away.
But he bad moi eoua far when the
| trace Of the off hni mule b-csme unhitch
ed, Dism"unting. he essa. ed TO adjust
'he trace ; bu. ere he had fairly con-
'nenred tie task the mule. Il .in1niar,,
refractory animal snorted nlldl, aud
kicked Reginal frightfnIly in the stomach.
He arose with difficulty and tot.ered fee
| blv towards his mothers house, which
WAS Near bv, falling dead in her yard with
the remark Dear mother, I've come
| home TO die ~
SO | see" she said "where's the
mules Z"
Alas! Reginald Gloverscn could Give
no answer. In vain the heart stricker
mother threw herself upon bis mamma t
foEu, CRYING. "rh nv SONNY sor
only say where them mules Is. aud then
YOU NAV die il you want to- In vain -
/ IN vain
Reginald had passed on.
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A Speech for Mr. Lincoln.

At the Republican s,are Convention. =,
Springfield. ILL.,, on Nav och, Mr..
BREcN>mpGE, from VIII county. spoke
IN favor OF Mr.. LINCOLN in the following
bssphenouN style:
The great man, old Abe Lincoln. !. q
special gift from cod Almighty, and. if
we ri ct him in this convention. We reia,.,
God Almighty. He is Gods anoinied
and he has now got to hang On to The
freedom Of the slave or Got Almighty if
i'e let. % If either he j goner. (Roar.
II Isnghter) | am John Brown sbnli-
tioni.t. (great spllsu>e) ami | believe
that Goa Almighty hs- appointed old
Abe a the mesrs Of carving gu, his miss.
ion. $ begun hv that glorious man. John
Brown (Long app!sute.) Old Abe
moves oN. ard il is tecsu.e God Al
mighty gave bin such long legs irrpat
i~ughferl; bu' he has an awful bio foo,
(great langhler) and ~hen he pu,. i,
down, II stars there, and never slips back
ward fApplau,e and laughter
McC1ELLA>'s OpfyIox A Washing
ton special 10 tie New York 7imcs as
.umcs 70 give Gen. McCLEuAN's opinion
As follows: It is understood tha, Gen.
McCLE,tAN has i,'en to one OF his
friends here tha', in his opinion, unless
GRANT la, uudetra,e ell LES strength. the
only contingency in which his carppaiyn
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is no doubt but that the rugular copper.
head peace democracy look for great as
distance from this convsntion.-henosha
Telegraph
That the rebellion must be suppressed
by force Of arms and without compromise
3D. -e.oiut'on Cleveland Conr,nfior.
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COME ctionery, Fruit, Toys, &c.

THRIS. X ABKE wishes to inform the public
" that be has recently purchased the interest
OF II. RAND, and is now carrying on BUSH
ness on his own responsib ility. He invites oil
in @
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The ELEcr1oNs CARRIED BY M11rAnY DEa-
por1sM-A Yankee paper, speaking of the way
in which the elections in the North have been.
controlled, says:
The informal votes taken by soldiers and
Others expressing their Presidential preferen-
ces: show such large maioritics for Mcclellan
that the Government officials have begun to is
sue orders against any more such votes being:
taken. The military coiimandant at Aexan-
ur1f' only six miles from Washington, where
there are many soldiers stationed, has started
TINS new movement for preventing these IN
formal ballots, either of soldiers or citizens
and has issued a prohibitory order This is but
thc beginning; and we shall probably sec SINH
a'r orders issued where soldiers are stationed
IN different paiss of the country. Are we liz:
ing IN an American republic, or under a. Tu:k-'
ish dcspotisln.l
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. 3 I TU "A RTs

LIED at her residence, in Camden South Curolipa,
ON Tuesday morning, November Sth 1864, Mrs Ell.
ZABETll YOUNG, daughter of Stephen and Mary
Rowe, OF Northampton, England and relict of the late
ALEXANDER Young, aged 81 years.
1h's most esmabc lady was resident of Camden
loi more than fifty years and was consistent member
OF the Presbyterian church, although for some years
prevented by the nimitics Of age fom attending its
services: Gentle in her nature, domestic in her tastes
q'hct and unobtrlsiye:n disposition. energetic and in
ausrous her ome and the private circles of life lorm
G" the arena both OF her pleasures and duties In that
nome and i'll those circles her merit was fully ap-
prcc'ac'' and many now themselves Nfsomewlat cd.:
'hced Years, have lated with their csrlicst meml
ores the gentle yet active Kindness of this true devoted
woman.
Her chilireh rise up aud call her blessed" whilo,
many OF ouNodrst and best citizeus add their testimo.
~ u "cr great worth. Il FRIEND.
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" O ORTHER.E NkV.S

E'clMoSD, Nov. ll.-Noliny dclini,r his
been received from the la"kcc Ircs!rut:a!
election, Tie prevailing opinion is that Lin
coin is reelected. gentleman who arrived
from Maryland last night via Potomac reports
that New York ard Pennsylvania have cone
for Mcclellan. ~ courier from below, this af:
trrnoon, reports that the mail boat has not ar.
rived To-day.
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For Sale.

4 HOUSE AND LOT, PLEASANTLY SIT
TEL, on pcKalb street, containing five re
WIN nre places. kiichen, servants house, 81
mouse, Sl'o'e, cmriaec house and garden well of
'"'o wafer. Will be sold for cash Apply TO
u. G. ROBINSON,
No'' s Mansion IIouS,
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REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION

Entered according the "A Ct of Conorcss in tho vc,r
1903 by d. =. TNRAS'sER. III the Jerk s office m The
District Court of the Confederate States for the
North, ri District of CrorcE.
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At Democratic meeting recently held at
ot' Louis, 'Rosccranz is reported to have de-
clarrd hmscli. for Mcclellan, and said there
should be free election in November
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The steamer Marnora was fired into at Prai
re Landing, on the White River, and followed,
nrlng five or six miles. One of fher officers and
hfteen negro soldiers were killed and number
wounded.
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fEsTITUTloN.-Ey request the Richmond WAig in
iorms an unknown "lloncst Man" that tho two hun
drcd dollars Of Old issue enclosed BY him 10 w H. 5.
TAYLOR, Esq, Second Auditor as an amount duo by
nm to the Confederate States has been deposited in
Tie Confederate States treasury and adds: If every
man who has dcfrnn'lei the treasury would slo like
WISE we~re due,sure that our excellent Secretary,
Mr. TRENHOLM, would have to employ a lew extra
clerks to record the receipts
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ctice.
Notice..

DERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES N
DEBTED to the estate Of the late r. T. WI j.,
kcr, will make immediate payment ; and those ba,
ing demands against said estate will present then n-
payment properly attcsted. J. D. DUNLAP
Nov j Admit
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lhe London Athenuuln says in the course of
a, review OF Veins Life Of Theodore Parker
tnat meek divine, during the Fugitive Slave cx
ci'en.cnt III Boston, wrote his sermons with a
rcvoiycrlying by him ON hSd
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from RILHNONH.

RICHMOND, NoT. lat auction to-day Con-
tedcratc Bond, eight per cent. coupon, long
dates, 100; seven per cent coupon bonds, 70;
bonds of the fifteen million loan coupon, 1870
do. register lis to l2O l-2; non taxable
bonds from l32 to 1873; non taxable ccrtif-
Gates % to 93 l2; four per cent certificates
II to.73-aI' with interest added. Also com
Tnon interest bond 1OS-hat; specie 81 to %
for one; at private sale sxty-ivc thousand
eight per cent coupon bonds long dates, 1872
and interest.
WHo ARE ExToRrloNEKs-[ [ScENE.-Onc Of
our auction stores; enter countryman, bc;,iu.,
Il basket, Of eggs
Countryman.-What's the price Of that bed
stead?
Auctionccr.-Onc hundred dollars
Conntryman.- One hundred devils WHY
I've bought many one for six dollars.
Auctionccr.-How do You sell that hen
fruit E?
Countryman.-Ifyo you mean eggs, they re
five dollars a dozcn.,
Auctioncer.-Why I've bought bushels of
them for eight and ten cents.
The countryrnan left, perfectly unconscious
OF any eSortion in charging five or six prices
tor eggs, while the merchant he regarded as the
chief OF sinncrs for charging sixteen prices for
bcdstcad. Thus do we see the mote in orr
hrotherS eye, while we arc totally unconscious
OF the beam in our own-Chrou;cle and Sc.ti
mel.
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AFFAIRS AROUND ATSAST The Macon Confedera
cy OF the sth inst says "There las been considerable
Excitement in the city to-day occasioned by rumors of
IN nlaVora'c character from above. We learn, Just
before going to press. that SHERMAN has sent about
oo"o aoaitonal troops to tlanta and has made some
oenlohstEat'ons i'll the neighborhood Of Rough and
hcady supposed for the purpose of asccrainine the
character and strength of our picket force We don't
think there is any cause for uueasncss or alarm ., ,o
force of The enemy, after receiving his 5000 additional
ne''' cannot exceed fourteenor fifteen thousand BE-
Sides we have force on hind srficion, t ,t,o,a ,
them.
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
san CEDAH EOKNENG NOV. ta

FROM GENERAL HOOD's ARMY The o,lv in,n,l,
gcncc we find of Gcucul lIooD's movements ,..c, 80
''o ahNees near OF hen is contained in the follow
ing telegram dated Nashville, The I'd Instant:
co ar ms heard IRON, the rebel attack on Decatur
Ala, las not been renewed The rumor tbot unnd'.
army Is N that neighborhood is hardly credited
we arc, doubtless, prepared for anything that may urn
up. Gen Rosscau is displaying his characteristic en-
crgy. General Barnard is in town
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE March 10 The Journals edito
rial says there Is rumor OF a conspiracy in Ken
tuckv to turn the State over to the ConfedeT-
ates
We doubt not there is some foundation for the
rumor
The opinion IS that many OF the rebels in
Kentucky are intensely anxious for the triumph
OF rebellion within her limits
Is advises. however. the withstanding the in.
vading hosts at or beyond our boders. as the best
means OF keeping rebel y sympathisers quiet with
in the State
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Oce s. - Charles street. between Sixth and Seventh
one square south of Lndel Hotel. ? O. Box 3092 81
Louis. No Circular Leuer especially for lates.
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