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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19
Groceries, Fleur 4 Feed Store.

TIME UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY N.
Il FORMS the citizens Of Scott and adjoining
Counties, that he will constantly keep in his New
Store. corner of Second and Sec tt Streets. good
he will always sell at the lowest market pr;ce
Highest price psd for farm produce. Goods
dslisered free Of charge in city lifnits.
Oct. lS-c&w1yI SAH'k G. YOUNG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19
DAVENPORT. Nav Is. 1864

7 Enron DEMocgAr--in your issue oi yes
tcrlav evening. your local iaduleed himself
with hi; at the Jury system but more
pointed at Judge l.ie,lman. Ia your Issue
evening you enter a disclaimer in part, but
YOU still leave charge against Jndgc Rich
man which is unfounded, and we know that
YOU will h. glad to contradict it. Doubtless
your local reported what some neddlesorne
court house ioafcr informed him.
+ In the .l.st place, Tho jury dil not 20 ont
Friday evening, It was Oh Saturday. Soon
after which Judge Rchman started for home
Oh account Of the sickness Of his wife, with
the understanding that Mr.. Smith should
receive the verdi I ot the .ery when they
| Lal agreed IL was also arranged that
.Judge Richnan shoahI not return untl
Monday night or Tuesday morning in time
t. open cours.
The Judge returned Tuesday morning
aul befDr, Court opened and before ne
reached the bench. the Sheriff met lim
and told him tiat Tie jury had not agrcaa
and wanted % br DISCHARGED 10 which the
Judge rcllicd ia Ia a jocose way, Not this
week; 1T least bot until they get their
breakfast, and thee,cnpon ordered the
Sheriff to eiye The jurors their breakfast and
Immediately opened court
Ol course JUDGE Hickman who came ii
rect from the tram 10 the Coast House with
ont luowin- anything about the situation
Of the lusf lyGula not ii itch4r-c them until
he inquired ab9u, il, and after he did 50 in
quirc and satisfied himself that there was
no proi,abilitq of their ae.'eein1 he di.chasg
Ell them. and that too before our paper oil
Tuesday WAS issued ioa inquire what
right Has a nudge to tell them that they
n,ist agree III yaa don't You Shall say
out a week :, We answer that a i'l.ec has
10 yarA rjg.t. and ,c aver that jude Rich
nan never tod a ii.;y any such thing; he
never spoke TO the .jaty III the case oi kiseI'
" Newcomb nor sent them message
from tie time he charged them after the .cs-
airlaaY was all IN. until he i.eharged them
Tuesday aiteFieia.
JUDGE Eielnnn does not l.yc among us,
and Is ,trarrer TO many Of your Sainrs,
ned feel that injustice has been '.ole him,
met intentional, enA tl,o assumed facts
upon ."h:ch your locai wrote that article
ought 30 be corrected.
believe that Judge Richnan is aeeepta
10 all pal,ics, and classes, ana w-r o. yht not
10 drive him oil t,.e a-ich h unoundei at-
tachs. no. knowing whac manner Of man,'
we n.ieht c-t his successor. Publish
'lis ard yen ..'i ~''li@c
M. HLanE..s or THE BAR.
r. ,Aass.- srs.n, we repeat, t''at "e
disclaim any intention 81 !, 'lding up j" iae
nicfi..an : inlieiAl act, in "-'9H'iA''ie
ii.ht. ~ wer. informed ihat he .c'.ted
,has The iaes should stay out u week, unless
Il loaaS = verdict before Il being shown
to cur satisfaction that he said no.hins OF
the ser; ha, acted a beca:ne iHdse. Of
course our remarks l,d moi reach him. e
let them stand. however, to sppiH 70 such as
arc guilt, Of holding jurors IA - 'ga iof
an unreasonable lcngtll OF iius-.ot iol the
plrpose Of getting ;'isr unbiased opinion
but to go, si]nplT, ftyd'rf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19

!! .ran,g.-'fhe hundred days men Ve
pouring IN from all parts OF Tic st'.te and
officers are r'ly engaged in org.nia;o=
regiments ior ;hc field 1t is yet impossible
10 tell The exact number OF lnon the State
win l.rniSi. under TIL, rall, bat il is tho''.';i
that uot le-: tllan iz Regiments Miil he
g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19

Cara.so Ma 49,
rleus- - 20. hf2hsr q. ss1a9 IS FIR hi,e
"'nfer TX "a 5..o1,0 81. !or slr:s E.rs; %
zS,0fir sr'i. Y ~ le.i.e.
Wrr.T 2,i. i'thef / .: 4G.l.fsI for No.
2t,. - 2.l. ic. ~ c e. .! eI.f Il ?j
tn4x ~ iisA.r .tK@i..- ios !. LOG
49, nc. .
i.ts he TX a.i sh ,Sis 'a.) r. Ao !.
Wa,sstY--t -ai lss Il is1.
I'okx M-,s - ter % at'dla.
L4ADl .T.a , oh ,ce k.t'.e At iais.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19


Ton DAYs MEv ARelyiSs.-Tnis morn
ing the steamer Museatne on hey down trip
brought from Dubg.lue the following COM
,aaics
From nabu4nc ti!y-'hc Governors
Grovs. capt. Markell, ~ men, a!so Capt.
k,an's. company Of 81; n,cn.
Frosa Dubuque Eounty-s; men under
command Of H. S,,ses ans. CAPT Burton 5
company Of q; ml!.
From independence Hlichanan county, 4
company Of - mrn, unlcr command OF
Capt c. +. lielsick
Total l2o mon. This is something like
business. Dubuque has done molly. The
banner democratic county never taflS when
t',e country calls Ics he.r. What i Lesson
'hi' county sct- for republican counties 10
tolow. Scott county. .pu are intensely
loyal; lnt ains you ai,t,.ashonled Of youi-
SELF when YOU see what copp .rllcaa Du-
bnlnc is doing: Don't you been to see
that words are not 10 be colni,ai Il with
works:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19
Esaraa. Wal ted.
Es:a-as.s iaT sale.

We w..,,i 10 purchase inpU wed farms from
L., ,s,srt.e gsyi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19

:" b. sure your. ..rigl't then 70 ahead. :
So said crcoLe.t b sare yol want a snit
Of clothes; then 90 70 sam Perry and ct
ii. Ia that ease you viii be rig1i AMI You
VIII he gon. ahead ,oo, il saving money
~! i.nproyinE your appearance. Ills store
-a2.,e the Post Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19
a Ssrc "a Bargain.

III. l.tfiIfnsr lot corner %
\ 1,..ii... ,i u M Streets beng 10" lee
NAM ,,,, .,,t,, XIII. =. Il treot, aud - ifei %
'a., .;,i,. .F r,t la.i slvell-
In. ,t.T. i..st.r, az location: p,iee w.
.,, ,.,.....,,.,i,l. ..A-y n ~u'ii ~iio"ii
4, ,.,.s. l,o, hsf.,,...a ion.. f.rni oi years u
F, l.s sT,,.s..tr,f0sl
T n i,,.s p,.,.i.. street west : &c. ID ~.
..,,,, ~. ~. t.ef dee, D. -lce yurs low P'f
a..nt l. tst l,+ ft. 5usney IL bYs.I nsN b. IT, go
Nv, :, ty4, ,t ,.s4gs at s i y,.r tsaf.
g. nn i,fa,iv ~tae H. 10 feet front by ia
...,i. a.nrMl Price s!2 per trnut re,i
\. On rAnl Street lot 40. iaiarkcr's adj
Ii,ion ro.s.i ln4l lprice. .-Wa
\. r,t. h,ss,. h,.., in [, ,,.is,n 4 Truo' :.
Nns gs Inies Ill, j. H.. IN SI,,ma-
er', hi. .,ti.n. stH,.to s.5y ..cn. Terms INV
'"''
-" -. o.ie "A ~ = Just 'as' o' bf..'F -.
No. As. iont ~ ttHf 't. ittf itaiil pad D td9~
No. -. Also, infnr ned sa!tes "t rooms iof
lnglc ge"''cnen
efi.., s.sss.s sEoss.cs. zi,.. gsent.
\. v,.a. .a.,.,.. torc,tort,s All
,... ,t,,y l.;l.ti ,,t,., be l.,ix for ocet,,suc,
. N,...r I.n. - .f,n. ~ ,,Aicl, MAJ, ~.
- -
~ arc Tor Rs~s'i.
No -. 1ae arst ssos, aui oasemeni. m Ne
|opoltaa bio l., now ueeul.e bt Mack Co.,
~ feet les,
rE,s.... c,,. S.sc.
=. ,a.t., NJ, IN = ,,y..~torT b-ieI, dvcl.
-, .,tl, b.. tn f..t. cor. I,ndeai,d
''o"s' FIX hs,,.. ,s .o.s .,asliiiun. Is now
NH ,,o I'M ,-iyrs, IN su,i..ss. ,Ihc house
H., - sil Pare Of il 1use ,nd lot. si,3ap oae
rl cash. balancc ~ loag tine ~ ioW interest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19

PresosAt. -"apt. Hunt arrived home
from Dubuque tlii- morning, where he has
established dopot for the purchase Of aa
unlimited number q ca,drF horses. ilor-
s.s are h eNee!len. d.manl It GOOD prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19

run readais II the nnuoest. are : F''Si-
ally wen posted ,p in regard 70 thna- go :
erally worth knowing, and ~ advert 10 The
tic fact sinpl5 to call the attention q
those who hare hitherto failed TO avail
themselves of lhis great channel of iniorna-
ton, that ~ a careful perlis,l Of its col
u.nn., they vii! rca.l frequent admonitions
for all good and io,al citizcns T. buy their
hats, caps and st.a, goods At rallaud's.-
SIGN Of the big hs, corner Of gland Brady
street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-19

!. , ra,nn, .'e Spanish physician,
,,aciisi.,s g, .Ae Scott House
l.'. ~.s.,..,l !, !, N street, opposite 'he
piano Forte Narefcpl V 'e'"e way 80
Second streets where h, - - '''''''e'
upon al chronic DISEASES il 'vo"' ~
crowded daily. ny
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
A Wife's Trouble.

PRAY tell me, my dear, what is the
cause of those tears ?"
go. such disgrace !"
What is it, my dear Don't keep me
in suspense -
0, have opened one Of your letters.
supposing it to be addressed 10 myself
Certainly it looks more like Mrs than
Mr.
"Is that ali /? What harm can there
be in wife opening her husbands let
ters 2"
"No harm in the thing itself, but the
con,euts /! Such a disgrace.' -
Who has dared to write me letter
unfit to be read by my wife?'
"Oh, NO it is couched in the most
chaste and beautiful Language. Rut the
contents the contents -
Here the wife buried her face in her
handkerchief. and he commenced readlnl
the episte tina, had nearly broken his
wite's heart /, was Dill from the priu
er for three wears subscription for thu
newspaper
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
The Blessed Ones.

Blessed ara they that are bind for hey
shall see 10 GHOSTS.
Blessed are they that are deaf for thry
never lend money, nor listen to tedious
stories.
Blessed are they that are af, aid of thun-
der; for they ~hal1 hesitate about getting
married, and keep away from political
meetings.
Blessed are they that are lean for
there is chance to grow fat.
Blessed are they that are ignorant; for
they are happy in thinking that they
know everything
Blessed is he that is ugly in form and
features for the gals shan't modest him
Blessed is she that would get married
but cant; for the consultations of the Cos
pei are hers.
Blessed are the orphan children for
they have no mother TO spank them.
BLESSED are they taat expect nothin
for they shall no, be AisapDo nted.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

Eonal and exac, jus,ic. to all men. of ~hatev-
Sr state or persuasion. religious or political.
The support of the State governments in all
their righ,s "a tie =urest bul-arks against anti
republican tca ries
A mild and Ssfr cnrrarfive of abuses which
are Topped nv the s~ord Of revniution, whore
peacsAbla remedies are unprovided .e .raa
generous spirit 81 concession and compro-
mise. the vital principle nf republics, without
which there must be an anpeal 70 fosce. the vi
tai principle and Immediate parent ~ dHspos'stn.
Yha supremacy Of the civil power over the
Military anhcr,'y
R.>nnomv in The pnhc expense, that labor
nav b. lightly hnr'hored
Freedom of religion freedom Of snnech, free
dom of the nrps. ani freedom OF the person,
m Ter ,ha, y,ro,ection of tho hsbeas corpus, ana
trial by iur imna rtiailv seiecred
f~"And now a. I am about TO hid YOU
Iood night allow n sav. bv vav OF advice,
stand 5v you, princ;p'ts "A uon nre, s'CAraE
TOO ARR sIaHT Th.sn Ard these s'one il
succs.,fnl vii give peace 70 the country, ard
enssrs The narp.'ui'v o. to aovarnneut BrE.
no bn.c1is, n0v ro.nnroD4isss Nth either ofths
osporug poiifi-ni psriiss srd II We ''e defeated,
10 nos a. ,ti-ha.rtnr 81 hur sfsnd firm and soon-
~yor srar hons-t m.r III in'n YOU from; the
Other uAr,ia@ enough - give YOU Ne 'irto-v-
And p,as.rya the on.ernfueot III its r"na'ru' 'c1.
q, ;n..z,;tv forever "a -Srs.HEs A. ID srGt A
y. h.- y.,anri. f~0u ~. b1lc0nv IT the HrAiqIs,
Fxet1age D>t,oit $3.50
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
The German and Danish Quarrel

The little f.me Of wsss~ow fairly kin
died in Europsis l'ksiy ,o<esult in gen.
eral and DISASTROUS coAAagn,ion. There
isros the remotest prXabilfy that the
powers already engage viii be able or
disposed 90 te,.le their troubles among
themselvst, ana forei9 in,erv- ntion alone
cansgive tie promise ofsahy permanent
peace. Much will depend upon the course
of England which is embarrassed by the
fact that The Prince Of Wales has a ia
ther-in-law interested on one side of the
case. and brother >in>law as deeply il
vo!ved on the other side. ga -rrF
Fortunately there is no question Of sla-
very at issue in this conflict, TO furnish "A
pre'ence for the indefinite proiongation Of
the dispute. The old question of local
sovereignty, however. is involved the
Hoisfeln people claiming both egal md
Inherent right 10 determine their own des-
Tiny for Themselves. regardless of what
others may deem best for them. As all
the nations concerned in the controversy
are valorous bv instinct aud warIike bv
education, the adv coates of war viii doubt
less be gratlti-d by frequent announce
nents IN Ire future of greet Slaughrer~
and glorious victories - Wimnukee Negs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
!" = = u II ,
Chm Of National Committee.

THREATENED lSxuyr tTIov TX LoCrs-
A>A-Fhe Baton Rouge G0zette learn.
from a resident Of Point Congo ps1i.h that
nearly mile Of the grand levee has re-
r.n,Iv fallen into the Mississippi River -
This levee heretofore protected all South
ern Louisiana from erfowing It's i'm
portarre to the preservari0n Of that sec
sion need not be dwell upon. |. is stated
,has the levee. for come distance above
and below Ra'on Rouge are sadly OUT OF
repair. aud there IA general apprehen-
lion that when the spring rise comes that
the overflow Of all the lev lands in the
State will ensue
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

TFThe Mineral Point Tribuae, atu-
ding to Cap. Fiske's advice 10 those who
ara dong well AZ home not to go to Ida
no, says:
Capt Fishes advice in this matter. is
the same as that Of the junior editor of
the Tribune, now in idaho-,hat all who
are making Ar honest living at home, will
do well to remain there For eveiv per-
son who is making fortune in The gid
mines there are hnnd, eds who are making
bnt poor living As this is the season
of the year fer the raging Of the gold te-
yer. however, we hear Of MANY who pre-
fer rving the country fer themselves to
listening to the advice OF any one Their
is now a prosper of a large en'igra@o,
West in the spring
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
About Idaho

We r--Dup'l-h-d Yesterday. from the
Peoria Nal as1'enent made b, Mr..
Chase. 70 the eff,.c. that the Idaho mines
were nothing like what theg were repre-
sented We we're called On last vening
by Or. K G smith, formerly resident
and one OF ,hs earliest citizens OF this
citv, who ~i.h-d on his own responsible
anv'hiny ,hrrt the Idaho mines. DR..
Smith assured ns TIA, he al himself du>
ring the last season, made from 5000 to
32400 per day in gpch about eighr
miles from Virginia City. working from
five to EIGHT hands he is going back
next Monday, via A,ehison, Laramie and
Sal, Lake by coach lie states that the
average wae". he paid WAS eight dollars
per dav He has the utmost faith in The
new mines = Kil,puukse Sentinel, Fc6
1911.
The excitement in relation to tie Idaho
section is spreading 20 all portions Of the
cr'aniry. We understand that "A number
OF our prominent citizen. design organi.
8ing a company TO start for the mines in
the Spring Their faith in the prolific
condition Of the nine. is as firm as Dr.
snIrH'.. ard. At their requesr, We publish
the foregoing statement We tsu.. they
ns, nsYer have reason 10 regrst th- step
they intend fskng
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
GEO. ED,

1forney and Cnmmiior at L"w.
Has resumed the pracrice of his profession il
MinltGwoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional husiness
entrusted to him.
~ Collections made in any part of tn. State.
For few weeks his office will be found at
his dwelling house
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
EF The Commissioner General of ia

EF The Commissioner General of the
Lane Office decide, that no pers n can
avail himself at the same time, Of The pr
emption and homestead laws. since he
cannot be al actual Jcna file settler under
both. as i, requisite Those who have al
ready had the full, neft Of the pre- emp
ton law, ale not prevented from taking
a1vantarn f the hn,ne~,eah law
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
BIER Is 81 aIssN.

Moth side, opposite Z rhard'~ Foundry. Deal
er7 in DIV Goods Groceries aud Provisions,
Glass, Croc&ery, Fancy Goods, OC.o,h,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddes and
Guitars, and Guitar strings Toys, Gordures,
PaperhaugiugS, Bushes. &c.
Respectfully solicit share of public patron.
ace
NanitowOc Julv 1889 nl-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

How RKp TAPE Acrs the james
town pa Democrat has the following
c,n,olipg item for the widow Of New
Jersey soldier:
Ls.t October private in the New Jer-
sew volunteers, named John Gallagher
wa executed. A few days ago an order
came from the war department, reviewing
the proceedings of The court martial, and
stating that sentence Of death wonll be
RENTED and that he would be infne-
dlatelv returned TO duty to his regiment.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
CHARLES w WHITE

AHor' en- and Co"nveR a. Lo,r. Bounty,
Pension, and General Wajm Agent
Office adjoining Kli"g ho'tz Hall, on s. Street,
betwe"n FIR n lin al Jav stress Manito-
Woo Wilson's VIII attend promptly 10 ali
business currnsr"i to his care
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
GEO, 4, W1HDEV.

ltforRey and Counelior ut Law.
lstice Of the Peace, and Notary Public Par
-i'uiar ate tio' gwen TO collecting. &c or
hce on York Street Nanitowoc Wis. nl.tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

attorney and Counselior at Lao.
Office on York Street Manirowoc Manitowoe
County Wis Collections promptly attended
If
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

%T The Baltimore Wrrh'er publishes
table showing the per centage of the
natives Of Germany in every State Of The
Union as shown BY the census Of 1860
IS, being rs OF Indiana and Minnesota
come next in order The total foreign
born population was 4 I36I77, being I3
Is per cent. Of whole
~ Asr.l e.rns IN ike lea,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

IF The farmers of Onondags County,
New York, made several hundred pounds
Of maple ,ugar in January. -~-5
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
q, TDEeEsESeS s. CO.

l'ajers IL Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
hardware, rockery, Boots nd Shoes, Hats
~ Caps, DFug-an" Medicines, CHA 8. Nails,
ntc. Pruiuce Of all kinds wanted, nl-ti
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
Photogr phs, lmbrotypeS, SC.
NOtice I!

II r. FRANKLIN formerly Agent to sell
Il. Fruit Trees for us, is no longer in that ca
pacity, and has no authority to Transact any
busj-ess for US, JAMES O'BRIEN,
PETER Ne COUs ..-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
DR.. a. J. PATCHEN,

-gs.,ET9s'E'-
Office and Re~jdr'ce corner of York and Sew.
erth streets. Manitow C.
Artificial Teeth inserted 10 all tn est styles
aud satisfaction guaranteed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
.g0EsEa Tss.EE EGeGsA.

Wagon, .ELejgb and Carrjage Maker,
Shop on York street, over VIM, Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always o.
hand. and willing to work
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

r The Archiuke MACMILLAN e1.
poets 70 leave EUhopE early IN he month
OF March. Hi. duchess. the future EN-
pre.s. viii be accompanied ~ Al Austrian
isdv 81 rank a. Grande Maitres,e," and
bv two young Mexican lsdies Of rank, ore
Of HON Is daughter of Senior gutter
Rrz DE- E-rRAD., a Mexican OF some dis
rnction and OF large fortune who thirty
wears ego advocated the establishment, II
an imoetiat Government in Aexico, and
W.. b7.b!,h.i from tie Republic in csnse,
ru.n-s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
AGAIN.
TuRE ORA Sioux CaIKr-A St. Paul dis.

THE IsDIAN W.n IN THE NoRrH-CAr-
TuRE or Sioux CHIkr-A ST. Paul dis
patch, of the 81 ult. SAYS
"Tnts'ligence from Penbin. has just
rearhe' here tina, Major Hatch has cap
tu,-d Little SIX, another Sioux Chief, son
OF GREY Iron. Little six was second only
to Little Crow in influence, and aimee Lit
tie Crows death. hiss been the leadinq
.piri, among the hos'ils !nAians
Little SIX and Medicine Bottle we're
taken on Bri'.h soil Dragged liquor
va given them. and, sfe, thew were we'll
- -ep, chlcroforn added to their ins-n-i
biiitv. While in this condition they we're
bound upon sled. .nl run into Msj"r
Ha,ch's camp The acs "a. performed
hv residents Of tn. British settlement,
and, ss they themselves csin without in
s,;gaion or the part Of our officers
"Tt- men Immediately eng ragged in the
capture vera sent By M>jor Ha,ch to en-
ceavor TO secure the surrender; falling IN
which hey were nvi's,l 10 a sociabl. Ard
effected he capture hs -trstegv. Whe,h
~ IfE DfftsO Ll''H VIII Vofsi'INf MS illI
nit, iGsulted add demand the surrender
~. lhese ma suler., rennin. TO be ,een
=. one OF the men confessed 10 have kill
= eighteen women and children he ~onld
b. fit al jecs for the tear. OF Ores,
Brj'sin It is thought tia, since these
captur.. the remainder Of In. band will
surrender. 1hsy were wiling to 90 so
some lime ago. but these men prevented
it, They we're sha most influential chefs.
with The exception of Il lie Crow, engaged
in .he massaeres Of 1862 "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

"4Narv one" ~ --||--- n. -
Then seq here-;his must be secret
Of honor between Us | AIN going 10 -e
cure ,ha, Young man to write Leaders for
me-he ia worth his weight in gold-bu'
nobody mus, know who he is. and am AL
most sure will never be su.pec;ei Re
member. Gregory, If this secret gets wind
shall blame you for it." III.
That very day Arthur Granger WAS Sc
cured of handsome salary. to write such
artcles a. the editor might require from
week TO week and il was further arIsng-
"a that the matter should be kept 4 pro-
found secret ard to avoid snspicion. the
earsie. we're - NEE, only when absolute
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

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