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Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29

JAS. BAKE R, j. p.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
German Feeling Against Lincoln,

As an instance Of The feeling amor g
German Republicans against the re-eler-
lion OF LISCoLN, we. copy the following
resolutions adopted by those Of rha. ella S
in Detroit:
WHEREAS. The administration of ABA
ham hiuc"'n has shown neither suffi lent
atil'v or homes purpose to lead the dss
tnies Of this Republic in the ure.en' crisi.
according 70 The principles laid down IN
the Cleveland platform, in dicu!tied aud
satisfactory manner, As r"gards either the
Internal or extarnai affairs: therefore be
it resolved bp the German organization Of
Detroit,
l. That while we are willing TO sup
port the present administration with all
available means for the purpose Of over
throwing the present rebellion we at the
same time declare against the re nomins-
tion OF Abe Lincoln for the next presi
Dental candidate.
9 That, although our first choice is
Fremont or Butler, We, we are willing to
support such men like Chase and Morton,
if il should become necessary AZ the mex
convention to take up some other csnd,-
date
8 That we shall never vote for Abrs-
ham LIncoln's re-eEection for President Of
he Urired States. if he should. in spite
"f all our efforts receive the re>nomins
non of the republican party.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
Exchange Of Prisoners and Butler.

Tie southern papers will not trent with
Gen. BUTLRR for an exchange Of prisoners.
Al have now. we are told. three time. so
declared. The burning Of the BR4Npo,
es'a'e Nv BUTLER's forces ha. created fresh
Indignation. and the los. is put down al
two or three hundred thousand dollars.
The \. Y Wor!d says Of this:
Lower Brandon is net town or village,
bu' the seat of a family named iarrison
distan'ly related to the late preoidsns of
thar name. The mansion WAS q large.
old fashioned hrhk house built in IN. I.t>
ter part "f the last century, and contained
a remarkable collection Of portraits The
family, one Of the most respectable of Viz
gins, were shareholders, but Christian
shareholders of the most exemplary type
Their negro "quarters were models Of
comfort. and nothing could exceed the ten
der care which they took of their colored
reop|e. The estate WAS 3 very large and
productive property. embracing me of
the finest wheat lands on James river
Brandon House, which has thus been
burnt bv Cen Butler, wa. the house where
Mr. Everett Was received with so much
kindness and hospitality few years sg",
after the delivery Of his oration .t " ash
inrtoa and Rcirm mond What is to &C
count for ,la tolerssion bv our govern.
ment # these acts Of vandalism
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
The Milwaukee News

We again cali he attention Of our
fesAers throughout Northern Wisconsin
% 'hr abnv" able Democratic paper l.
: he leading paper on our side in the
>'s'e sni has few .quais as a new .pap-r
anywhere, rs miscellaneous reading.
".'i'oriais, marker reports. news matter,
&c are nor exrellei in the West, and a
copy Of il should be taken regularly BY
every friend o. constitutional government
Th- We~6Iy Ne,0s Is afforded at the low
price of 81 80 per annum. Enclose ,he
money in a letter, and address Lros &
PAUL, Milwaukee,
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
The COnscrintion Bill

As amended in the House of Representa-
tves and passed that boly contains the
following provisions:
1st Both classes are consolidated.
81. $500 exempts person only until
all names pu, in the box are drafted, when
the names Of those who have previously
paid ara again put in the box
81 al other exemptions are confined
to vice president, governors. .tase and
United States Judges.
4h All slave~ berw cen IS and As are
liable to be lraT,el, aud IogaI owner, are
20 be compensated Ihc,cfor.
OnIy tso democrats, AlLlsos and
ODFL,, voted for the bill. There were
IS votes against IT,
This 5iII has oL vet hacnme law. q,
It has 10 20 back to the Senate for the
concurrence Of that iolv.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
An English Disuui0nist Coming

GEORGE TH"Mr-o>, ore oi the u. osr ~ :
'orious ohoIi'iopi>ls Of Ena land, Is on his
"ey to the United States The Mil~4o-
k. Nems avs his presence here will
doubtless be heralde with enthusiasm. lie
gsinrd no'orie,, "r'gins " by his spp-ch>
es in Eo,ton about thirty years ago. in
which he advocated the dissolution of the
american Union. Before he left English
soil, few week, ago, he boasted the com
pIere success Of the nefarious disunon pot
which q he hal given the best energies
Of his Ike, and predicted that he would
now be warmly welcomed in cities where
thirty vear- ago lie was greeted with the
rroons and 4xrrrations Of he people.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
The Territory Of Idaho.

The new territory Of liaho Is creating
great excitement, s. il is Gale! the grest
rst gol.i region vet di-coverei It's loca
ZION is to be found only on the maps is
sued within he last year. More neopIe
have head the name (i' certainly is
very beautiful one) than have any definite
IDEA as to where it is located. 1t emhra-
ces both sides Of the Rocky Mountains.
wing between Washington and Oregon
on the west, and Nehra-ka and Daco,ah
on the east U'ah and Colorado on the
south, and the British Provinces on the
north The Yellowstone and the Mis- onrl
flow from the Rocky Mountains eastward.
aud the rivers that form the Columbia
frem the ves, side of the mountains. 1t
contains S26 900 square miles, and is
seven time, larger than the State Of New
York.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

Why DOk'r liz Go ?-Senator Harris
has introduced a resolution in The Wis
consin Senate, denouncing as coward. and
traitors those who have fled to Canada to
avoid the draft. and in-rructing the judi
cisry committee to inquire if there is any
way of Furnishing them We do not
know who Senator HAEkIs is. or where
he came from; but if lie. sud men of his
ilk would join the army, instead of wa.:-
ing the peoples money in Introducing
frivolous aud non.ansicsi resolutions in
Madison, they would save The TAXPAYERS
thousand Of dollars a. well A. preserve
msnv OF our brave -oIljers' bodies from
rebel bullets
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
What a Rebel Newspaper s,ys.

The Richmend E,ranircr saws: Il
seems TO he alresdv settled :hs, The ene-
mv's present army organization must 90
TO pieces, and that, sfter the spring cam
n.ign. we shall have unframed armies TO
fight The car! paigns Of 1864 will open
under the mos. encouraging auspices for
the south.
Dur srmas will be stronger better arm
ed and better disciplined than ever hefs-e
The eneE,y is completely ignorsnt Of our
pisn Of operations. We hive Sni!h snd
Magruder instead of Ho',nas west Of the
Mississippi; Polk instead Of Pemberson
in the southve-,; Johnston instead q
Bragg IN the centre; Longsrees ia Tes>
nessre, Besuregard triumphant on the
southern srabosrd, and Lee still invinci-
ble in Virginia
We have bad no depressing disasters
during the wintsr, aud gunbosts and NOR
ilors have alike les, their terror. We
have every assurance that 1864 will re-
trsvt ,as misforiunes Of it. predecessor
Ih. Mobile Trjbuae Of Wehnesdav says:
In nf,rnstion has been received that ex!en
fiv4 op-rstions are On :oot at Slip Island.
Heavy transports have PASSED aiong The
A,lsniic eeahoard fer some destination uu
known.
Gen. Lee is reported in southern paper.
t. have recently said in conversation
thai with twenty thouSsnd more men IL
his army and fortv Thousand in Gen. John
stnn's army. al the Ysnkee troops possible
TO be brought sgains, them cou!i bs
whipped. and that If the contest could b.
prolonged till Septic "hpr, the great crisi
Of the war would be Ds,sa!
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
Rebel Rams.

The LONDON correspondent Of the New
York 1ribuas saws:
The nes, is that At this moment there
j. Il feet of six rebel war steamer IN the
Chin So waters TheS. vessels pers tie
ont in Eng, and hy Sherra-d 0~borna. An
English naval captsn, ard were ra'.rui'ei
smnng the officers and nen OF he. kflt'an-
L. M4io-i>'s navy They war. i'm Il, con
'ract 10 the Chine>s gnvarn,uent hut
when they reached China a Disagreement
arose between Osborne and the China.a
su'horties and the vessels -ere not daiy
erred, bnt thrown upon the market and
SOLD A. auction. fsbnrn. officers, crew and
al to Jeff Davis I, is not unnsturalfv
iotimstei that n-horre. had some slight
expectations Of reaching this result when
he left England Funis for ,hs pnrch.-e
are -sii - have heen provided IN par, bv
the sale of iha rebel ram in he CIvde
There are " brt few American ships
in Fast Indian waters, and il Ia thonyh;
prohshle thSt the feet, in company with
other rebel pirstes. NAV be destined 20 a.
tack San Francisco. In o'ds, 10 show
their respec, for British neutrsi's the
British crews take M oath Of Ga'Urs}izs-
ton, when the flag changes. Ii, therefore,
San Francisco should happen to be bnrn-d
and plundered. John Bull washes his
hands Of the responsibility.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

wax Has ITS TRIUMPus, So Has
PEACE w hiIe The armies Of the Union
were winning brilliant victories, the Chem
tcnl Sa'erotss was enjoying = series Of un-
interrupted ,riumphs over he popular
aversion to all saleratu., because the com
mon kinds in use we're found 10 be de-
strucrjve. Science had demon.trated ths,
the Chemical Suleratas WAS not only pure
ic its nature but wonderful ir its effecr..
producing better bread .n1 biscri. than
anv other kind Of saIera.us or soda
known.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
E<The Ahrliti0nists are very :

EFThe AhnlItionists are very much
provoked With Chiet justice Tauey be
cause he does not die X,ntt ls0c Pti0t
The ju>, di.penss,ion Of good snt
divine Providence will probably he mani
f-sfed when the country i. sufficiently
punished for Ito national aims l. the
Piiot anxious in regard to the heailh OF
Justice Taney 3 Nennsha Ttp,es.
Not near as anxious FIR his ha,ltl, A.
the Abolition part. is for the grea, and
good mans death
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

fFT The motion OF HEsRr WILsos,
ala. JssEsIAH CoLEB,rH, to amend tie
Iientenant general bill before congress hv
striking ou' the rs-re Of GeI Ga.sr, ia
indics'ive Of III. j1alou-s felt by sha al
mini.;rarion toward that otfitsr There
i. no intention to make hirn comm ander
in-chief or TO suitably recognize his b,;l-
iisnt service. sni superior military genius
lie may he the psopIs'. candidate for
President, YOU see
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
. . - -

The 36ru REGIuESr-By An ORDER
from the Adjntant Genera'- flee. we see
that the Organization of new reginan.
in the State has been Authorized, the field
officer. and Second Lieutenant. .pnsin,
ed and recruiring commissions issued.
The field officers are As follows
Coionel-FRANK 4. HAsKRLL, of Madi-
son
Lieu'enrnt C1L,n.'-Jouv A SAVAGE.
Jr Of Milwaukee.
Ngjor-HARvEY VI BRowS, of Colum
bus
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
The Destruction Of Colts Armory.

In addition TO the telegraph accounts
sIrradv Published. the Hartford papers
fuTnrsh the following Interesting facts in
connection with the burning Of CoLr's pis-
tol factory
The FIRE began in the attic Of the cen>
tre wing, co-e bv tie dor leading 20 he
i,n'aep-e upper loft Of the factory In ihe
wing attic where it bagan was s!.afsing.
and (.cc"ripg to Mr. Harrison the sec
r.tary) but iit;Ie Of anything else. 9th
ers. vino were employed III the room be
meath and who wrnt directly up when the
FIRE began, say tha; there were gun stocks
drying there-thst the fro could have
been put ont w,.h few pals of water
had these been at hand, but that the fire
extended rapidly; Mr., Farnhsm says, as
fast as a man could walk '-snd quickly
got into the great upper room Of the AT
lnorv. where there were patterns, fancy
stocks, and various ipliam nabls materials.
Once there. the flames iteralle spread
like widfire."
Col. Colt never had the factory insured
while lie was living. H. preferred to de-
vote that expense to a Ss!ein of night
and dav wsichmen.
Ii IL the nusr disastrous fire that ever
took place in tie state. and coo WORK
ingmen with dependen. families will b-
thrown out of supplement-
SO quickly did the flames spread that
in few minutes less than SIX minutes
according 70 the testimony of al vino saw
il. the fire had run almo~, through 10 the
cd or m.in armorv, he wood work burn
ing as if soaked with csmpbene The
wills were Of solid stone masonry. and he
lofty win lows protected b, massive iron
bars. bot :he floors and machinery were
soaked with oil anl the flames spread with
smszing quicsness all through the pistol
factory.
The southerlv wind, and the soldity Of
the wall between the centre wing and the
new factory {vheFs the revolving rifles are
mad. saved this latter structure. 1t is
An immense factory in itself, as large as
the pistol factory was.
So tiercev did the flsmss come on, that
hIndre,ts ot the ~orktnen on the second
! story had barely tine to escape with their
lives. Some seized heir tools, and others
seized CASES of machinery and attempted
to carry them out, but in manv cases thev
/ had to drop them. and soma barely saved
| their lives bs ieapiny from the window
! High above the din arose inc steady
roar Of tho steam ,,ng, and It's far-sound.
! ing nota vi warning seemed 10 change, as
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

rFThe Boston Journal publishes what
i, terms the Statements of Refugee"
fran The Southern States. one Of the items
Of which is ths, Mrs. MITCHELL nhe wife
Of Jouv MITcHELL) aud her two daughter.
had arrived in Richmond, having narrowly
escaped capture 10 the blockade runner
Tr,fa.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
German Printing Office
FOR SALE.

JNHE UNDERSIGNED ffrrs for sale the
L materials form'rir used in printing the
German ntwspaler-thc NoRDwysrEN They
consist Of No. Washington press German
and hugli-h ne-a AMI OBJ type, leads. rulca,
chasa@, furniture and all requisites for publish
ing German paper. The materials are nearly
ncv, AMI the whole " II i.e sold rhp.r by au-
plying to OTTO TR"EyEL.
Srs - l~ A~rc- ., WnsOss1s,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

~An order. dated War Depart
m-nt. Washington Dec. II. 1868" makes
III" tcrm Of service in the regular srrnv
three gcars and authorizes the p.ymeu, cf
400 bounty to all rec u,ts un.i the Is,
q March. 1874
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
School Superia.-adent's Notice,
OFFICa oF Sup' or Schools,
Ms.i,.Hne Ian 1874

tshiloe"' JHH CO-t
The un!er.l .n-d hs- assumed rhe duties
Of County >uper,Etrnd"a, OF Schools, and
may he found At his o!fice in the Court
House during hu-ir s-s hours, excep, when
official business oiher~ise may prevent
JERE CROWLEY,
Con.w Superintendent.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

~ Information tas been received in
Washington that the prospect Of war in
Germsny prevents re-snis'ments Of GER
man regiments in our armies, German
'o'd'er" being al anxious to fight the bat,
les o their oil c0uu'r~.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
From Baltimore.
Baltimore, Feb. 13.
A morning paper publishes the follow

Baltimore, Feb. l3.
A morning paper publishes the follow
ing
The express passenger train which left
Camden Street depot Thursday night for
Nhoehng aud iniermedIa:e points, WAS
Icsp;u'ed b7 confsIy o' rebels near
keaTnsysviIs depot. about elrh, miles
west Of 'iarper's Ferry. The train VAS
thea surrounded by the 'eheis and mum
her of armed men entered the cars. The
pss-.ns.r-. among whom. of course. ~aa
0'uried ~ he shape "t ransoms, s"n-
H'"...'S'' green '''h', ''''''- Na'.'''' :.
,a';. I.hs
--.---s.s-.~-----
W.R-Gi,- me he noo.v ,h,, b.,
ceea ,pens 10 var, ana viii purch>..
-v-rv foot Of i.ri on the globe. | viii
! ciothe every man, woman AMI child in sE
attire thst king. and queens would he
prsud of: will build a>ctool house uD
sn ever, valley over n. whole nhsb,abte
.srth: viii .uuply tbs; school house With
= competent teacher: | vii build an scxd
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~s>sS-

STATUS oF BURkg 1t has been deter.
mined in Dublin that statute Of EDMrHp
BrRKs shouid be erected in front Of Trim
ity College, where the vacant psds.,a! hs.
been pnt up by The Goldsmith Statute
CDmmit'ea.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
From Charlesson-Capture Of Block
ade Runner.

Boston, Feb 13
The correspondent Of tn. Bos,on Her
aid writing irpfs the fleet off Cha,ieston.
da.rrib-. he dastruct.n Of the blockade
runner "a follows:
of Charleston. Feb =
Nerv early this nernipg some daring
Ergi-hmen made bold n ;ernpt jnst be
for. DAY break and dnr'ng . fog to run The
blorkada Ir succ-ef.d in getting in a.
FAR ss the n onth Of the harbnr. wh-n be
run ashore b, irving to avoid the shells
from our hattera., rhioh ware lliny ~
eve,v direction Tie fay soon cI->red ~
and here va, the biocas!" rDnner hard
ss fast on the begrn s-ha was 80 en-
did looking sda wheel steamer, With lwO
smoke stacks ard rakish nn.,s
Wagner and Gr-gs Add bv two man
ltoTs ut once comIneHcei 10 -heil her
ard hs noon she was complete wr.ck
two hundred FOUNDER Parrot from Wsg
npr cut her nearly III two.
Beside. ,he sleIling cf ths steamer the
city Of Charleston, Jane. Island and orts
Johnson and h!oul.rie have received a
Tremendous csnnonaliGp
The same -podnent, under the date
Of February %! sass she rebels have tried
several times lately to reinforce the altno-,
worn on, garrison in the ruins of Sumter
but have failed
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

RI Such is the demand for Gen. Nc
CLELLts's report that it is thought that
the cornlit'-e o. printing will. in simple
Justice 10 the constituents Of all the mem
bers, report resolution for thirty or fifty
thousand ex'rs copies Although daily
deliveries are now beng made by the
printing office, il is impossible for an or
dinarv p"reon to get COPY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

Loan Of 1912 S242. 62l
Loon Gf 1917 9. .il5.250
Loan Of 1913 S,90S. 3il
Texas indemnity loan Of 1850 3.46I 900
Loan of 1873 90. coo 900
Loan Of 1860 1922 O0O
Loan Of 1861 18.4l5.000
Treasury notes. March. '61 5l2.9 .9G0
Oregon war loan. 1861 1.0l6.G coo
Another loan Of 1861 so. 0OO. 900
Three wears treasury notes 139, $40. 900
Loan Of August. 1861 320. 900
Fivc-twcntv loan 400. coo. 0e0
Temporary loans 1O4. G33 103
Certificates of Indebtedness 1868 .437
Unclaimed dividends 1l4.115
Demand Treasury notes 500 600
Local tenders 1862 397. .7G7 ia
LEGAL tenders 1868 1Oi 900 o37
Postal and fractional currency 10000 900
Old treasury notes outstlniinr 1lS000
Tcn-forty bonds 900. 900 coo
Interest bearing treasury notes 100000 900
Total S2.774.9l2. SlS
'T.4 suns paid hv states. rlrrD~. towns
and individuals are not included in This
record
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

REMEDY FOR FRssT-BIrEa Raw cot,
ten limb. when srnputation ws. thought
necessary 20 preserve life. The cure is
SAD 70 l7 irf2l,iba.
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Az Attack on Richmond by Ben, But
Ter

Fortr-.s .enroa, Feh s
The Richmond Eram,ncr Of today con.
tains The folewicy:
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

,sn . '. si,.s . them % pass then aIm The
better
esvsxat ssst. y. ~sKs
Gsrsrsl Eari. nimssf ~ss 10 sarlnshurs, sns super
is'eoasd zoe searches u private house ~ which NJ
BFeuamss. the w.sFsph egsa'or, bad lscssd 10 nsru
meuts. wbne 20. bsuss General ksrly "a, very 10
arswws o 90 ne stfsush . esnersi snsrlssas army
Es seemed 20 % uors dsreu. ssninr isformsioe -
% ~ strength insu Of - posu q. isdy ~ab ~hon
b. eOs,.ssd -ss sos enough . u ~. question y 10
intended 10 ssos 90 nio r.rya.ae saa No promptly
s~srsd her 10 shs srrmsit,s
.ssrssi tosr
vac aso - s~r. sod toas elnns a. private
house, -eere % Gsuss.lse Q very aroos iNms
for me srosSi sp.ra IN . s,nd % hsR druussu -sy
be Ell hs compliments Tor sensrsi sverh ssd kvsrni
~sa trs, rate lslo- - msn hot urssi troabe % =
ssrsry oncsr spd conelsaes ~ being reminded Of us
rae -hes .eoce uHs general Aysrln spd himself
Vss paying friendly 'sso yosss ssJ -som tSsy
muissuy semirsd.
iuir orsuv
amer remslsins 10 ,e~s for several hours searching
msuy bcass nnsglps the stores spe aruknr up oil
the wbnssy that could fosps shs rsbsi nsDy con-
msnees 10 retire 70 sooner had ihsv sou. o. thsn
scboounss moved ~ bis brigade ssd sisackea the enc
mys resGssrd Of cavalry TIC rebel cavalry uN driven
out OF io-s Of two fosy rate aud esly ensssd wbsa
b,o ,h- Tebsl Infantry ise siis ms he enemy
"
fell back sod hsFoe eoo's % mors tnaa elosey
follow them up 70 see where th., were going te
On ths sec.son Csptaia Conrss keller o. me srtssh
Georgia cavalry. tel mao hands prisoner and sd
dressed Genera av.rtn % . most srifsofdbsfy spss n
for s.hnroashly drunsso ma. Ne beis,sd hsnssf ~
tie presence o. General Gordon. ssi esued upca me
sosrd essr si hsud v sts =, hin. ~nch q = almsst
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