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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30

SINGULAR ELECTRICAL PHESoxEsoS.-We are told that
about the middle OF the eclipse yesterday the telegraph
wires suddeny ceased ~ work, and for forty live
minutes not sound could be got them, the
tnuty having entirely ceased Az the end Of that time
the wires commenced fulfilling their mission again and
continued all right during the day.--Ldfayfs Ind.)
Journal oct 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30
Our Berlin Correspondence.


BERLIN, Oct II, 1866.
A Scapeoyaee Prince and Nod Elsctcy-TAe Neg PTs
Amnassador xsy,co- Noviass in High L.fs--Car-
tta Idai and BlondiW dc.
Letters from the Hague tell strange Of the Prince
Of Orange heir apparent the Kingdom Of the Neither
ands He sup 10 his in debt and, being pressed by
his creditors has sbsconded and knows what has
become OF him. There il report that he has gone to
Russia 70 enter the service Of his cousin the Gar
this is doubtful. He 70 have married the Princess
Anna Mura distant connection Of Louis Napoleon but
his mother who very proud Of her ancient descent
refused TO countenance such mesaiascs; and match
with daughter Of Queen Victoria also broken or
either because the young lady did not like him. or be-
cause the Queen did not approve Of his moras
Another Industrious parsonage the Elector Of Hessc Ia
compos mens and his SUBJECTS going to apply 70
sy be s% su any
bad " but that he has always BEEN and he would have
been driven from his petty throne long since II he had
He IL the grandson of that old Lsndgave OF Hesse who
sold his subjects England In the Amer an war OF In.
dependence, since when fatality have hung
mate issue his dominions will pass over 10 another
branch of the family unless indeed they swallowed
up by Prussia.
Baron Magnas, Secretary Of Legation in 81 Peters.
burg, has been appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Plen
potentiary Of Prussia 20 Mexico The Baron the of
one Of the rst bankers this city, gentleman Of Hebrew
extraction, but convert 20 Christianity, who was
cunobIod some years since by Frederick William w He
married To a daughter Of Baron Brunnow the
III sian Ambassador In England but h a widower
Accounts from London mention tho marriage Of Miss
Ro.sit.r sister law tho Hon Norman n, Judd cx
Minister of the United States in Berlin 10 n Young
litouia noblcman, the Baron Otto Won Grunewald,
chamberlain to the Emperor OF Russin.
caIlutta Patti arrived here yesterday. and the Patti
concerts will commence Monday next BIondin is
performing the bdsW corde at krola and nearly broke
NJ y was not than twenty feet from the ground he
escaped wiih a few irining bruises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30

THOMAS r. AGNEw rs STILL AL1vB.--No POST,
ponernent account (of the tnl Everybody can zee
their filed 262 Green wch street. right Joining OD
Greenwich street, which will be in running order
days Teas Coees Fish, Flour and All kind. Of Grocerts
Coz Ma million chsap fos cssh. ~ IAQkAs \ AankHs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30

uyHE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW YORK.
epr,lus ! . I,2tl 60
Ss hank win issue Cercaes Deposit bearing Inter-
est on favorable terms. j. L. WORTH, Cashier
Nsw YoRK August ri, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30

= q n Q p =.
sor Italian, French and Prussian
Correspondence.
III Feeling Towards America Among the
French Winegrowers.
>~--~~~~~~-~~~->r~~~>--~- X "a If .aff
OUR CHAMPAGNE In DANGER.
AbscOnding Of q Scapcgrace
~t Prince.
&c. Ae. &c.
OUR CHAMPAGNE In DANGER.
aaOur rlorenee Corrcspondc nee.

AaOur Florence Corresponds nce.
"A St,rm BreOin0-The Sick Nan ne Bosph~ts-Stcref
Alliance Of the Three Gvea, Northern Paieers-Agao
tan Among the Liberals F5anos--Mezco Thorn N
Ndpofeon's Side-Engidnd Lomenting The Sa'rdhot y
the American Union and the Fa,ia~ Of her eot2n
STRENGTHENING Intsmaey Bsuees Russia and mo
Esllfed SfnysS &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-30

few days ago Major Tcrrce Inspector General OF tho
Freedmen Bureau for this district and who has been
ecurng the freedmen throughout the state, accom-
panied by -four orcrcs stopped overnight at the little
town Of Fayette During the night the ordercs de-
tected In the attempt 10 steal their horses,
and consequently 81 them placed TO stand guard
them During the night the scoundrels succeeded
In inducing the orderly to go with them TO liquor shop
TO drink The liquor was drugged, and IN a few mo-
Of Morpheus The villains then stripped him Of his
clothing and held him up, In state Of nudity, while
drunken and besottcd justice Of the peace actually mar
RED him old bag OF negro wench who had been
brbed 10 play her part Of the farce with few drinks
They then took the orderly TO the cabin OF the wench and
put them 10 bed where ne found himself in the morning
when he awoke The horses were non est, and the viii
lans had 'vamooecd the ranch Such proceedings are
becoming common, and there should be snme measure
speedily adopted restore law and order among those
barbarians who commit such indecent acts. Hanging Is
too good for them f.w ...M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

VILLA sIrE YoR sALE-ro CLOSE An RsTArE.
sro-,d 6.gh, sspsrior View fsrm. sosommodstns Appy
W. SOUhSElY, No Pine str-.t
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THE LECTUnK srAso..

InroErANr LY,TuREs pAir.y-ron orxy,rvrS
! snH M,he New Icvh Mas.nm Of Assicray sa srrsd
lsvwsrt, cesss = sax,saas ssrssarx ~
hew Vera Muar AnaSomv "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

Yea sAII-Tyn BROWN STONE rRorr pwxi.
g. Nv Z yon2 xsSLAv1 = f,Ss sssss y"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

IN mann. ctuvips locality within 10 yards Of d.rc
aPRiy Y Wh usNOND, es-xsst Broadway, o. ROBEkr
nVLhks, a MarskAj ssre~teSatsrscn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

xcy. s:s.i WI ;f; ;s:sl R;l Is sssss ~ 49,
~ ~ sst rustx .sAArd sAsssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

cesnt condition high state of impr nj In
Eery respect wood meadow fruit orchard and
PIC proportions: and waste grounds Also
zSsial fsr%s' Dwelling House large Barns and other
= ne owner AALSEf HULsE, the prsmises Ssyvile,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

EAka FOR sALE-sIrUATED IN UNION COUNTY,
~ miles from New York, containing l0l acres Of
seo.s h.d for farming purposes and believed supe
cu Territory me adjoining property hAving been secured
ne rsss,io On Company and on which wells be
Srs street. H. T. OF H. r. BRONX. gcologist, Pianaeld
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Two or THR CHEAPEST Four STORY BROWj
11.s hensrs In NE city for sale Inquire OF o. A. PACE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26
Gen. EiIby Smith A3sassinatcd.

Od!fo, May Il.
The Times special says the Ma Handv.
q fne passenger packet, furnishes New
Orleans dates Of the i5;h.
The Dc!ta says: The news given in .he
True Dcla Of Sunday morning Of the
assassination Of Gen. Z. Kirby Smith,
commanding the rebel trans Mississippi
Department, receives positive con1rma
ton.
This Yorning we learn from s. ConieI
crate paroled prisoner, who has just arriv-
ed from Jackson, Miss, by railroad. that
fall details Of the tragedy had been soceiy-
Cd in That place. al our informant could
remember we give below:
About year and a half ago Major
Mckee, Of !he rebel army, resigned, aud
became a Government contractor. Nc
KEGS interests elashei wilh those of kir-
by Smith, and III order TO dispose of the
matter, the latter accused Mckee Of being
traitor to TIE Confederate Government.
Mckee was ordered to be shot, but
through the ilnuenca Of Gov Allen and
olher powerful friends, the senterca va,
set aside. Kirby Smith, however, kep,
M.tee close prisoner for noge thar "A
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26
Particulars Of the Arrest Of JEFF. D. +,
New York. Nav

~,
Inc He'"so correspondents: gives ,,e
far[.cu'aFS OF 'le arrest o' ''eH D"'ls, lH',y
confirming the ollclai accounts already
published, I4!;
!" 'e' tI1 SO" "e"' - .''e ,eus' '.ey
were ines " .dfS' laws 10 alshaOli'e
Win IIe"se, gentlemen, don disturb
'No privacy oI iaaies before they nave liIne
10 dress All II i'yht, naaam, Sald the
corpora; ;, we wiz walt III 20" nave o"
>09, uu"S;
iFeSehHy theIe appeared al me tea'
doof an o5'e"sib'e Ola woman Win
oucNet on heF afn' escorted oy tiFs. "a
Wis "nd heF SISTER.
ease lei ny !n"shef 60 TO 'he spring
lor "a;eF 70 wash IN sai' Ars, LAWS ID
pIgaa'hg '0"e'
II strikes ine your h"iAeF wears very
large ooosS, sail Inc guard as he hoiSteI
NE Old ISGE dress WIN his sabre ana
a'scoYeiea par oi NO. !, ca'LSAln ooo'''
ana "hlIkeFS Is, 100, saia ms sergeant - as ;
ne PG1eu 'ne nond rom ner 'ace' ana i.
Ssn' p"Hi'' III al us i'''lonsss' $1,000 De-
'0ie 'ue'n
"A spencer casOino was immediately
Po'h'eu q. MS ear ho was ",afehea
'"oA 70 us 'en' ana piaced ID duFaneo
we, oo
only ABOUT %, ,oVO 10 specie was with
the party, though several boxes were not
searched. 1hey were brouShi aIon
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26
From WASHINGTON.

Now Iosk, May -.
plcpaVa;ions fof the grand review on
Tuesday and Wednesday next have Seaa
completed. An elevated covered platform
has been erected in font Of the White
House. The president, cabinet, and Gen.
Grant will witness the review. 1t is es.-
mated that there will he about two hun
dred thousand soldiers ia line on both
days.
There can be but little doubt that
Vance, Brown an1 Smith, and all Of the
eouthern governors aho may be caught,
sill be trad as leaders Of .he rebellion ard
on the charge Of high treason.
It is positively said that he PRECEDENT
has,sen. an o,der to New Orleans for tho
recall Of Gen Banks.
Special Ia the Tribuac-Shesidan lea
for Texas last evening. I, is understood
that he has authority to collect such
troops as may be a,ailabf. in the western
department ard transfer them to Calves
ton, and thence TO march upon Kirby
Smiths forces. His entire cayalnsfoEca
passed By lis window at Willierd's, yes
terday, as a tibute Of respect 10 their de-
parting chieftain.
Frederick Seward has had bis wouuds
dressed again without any apprebendeh
hemorrhnge. His condition IS considered
very favorable.
Gen. Fraih Blair is ur-ed for a p'ac-
in The cabinet, while his brother, Mont>
gomery, is also urged tor tue var dcpart>
nent.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26
Latest Telegraph News.

The Heralds Fcrt Monroe. s.torrcspond-
en. says that the Immediate place of con.
inemeDt Of jeff. Davis will be in The case
nents, which are rock, ribbed apd arched
mansions within the Fort, esch well nigh
constituting q Folt within Itself OnEthe
arches Of these easements a.e mounted
l5inch Rolman guns.
The only communications from the Fort
with the main Iani are hp the main sally
po;t anJ small! ECstern N one Of the ba-
siions, the wet ditch Icing sranned at
each OF these points hy Il draw. bridge
which can be raised at pleasure, thus cut
ting IF al communication.
The IrtjuHe says Gen Banks returned
70 New Orleans with sincere and Leyout
reluctance. regarding the war as virtually
ended. lie wished TO resign and retire to
private life. lie fingered in this city till
The latest moment, with the hope that h.
wish woad be gralifie1, but it was not,
aud he vas directed by Secretary Stanton
not 10 write ihe President again on the
subject.
ST. Marks and Tallahassee, Florida, sur.
rendered to oar forces on the OH inst.
and the steamer Spray 10 Lieut.. Wilson
Of tie -Nabyka, on The 11.h.
Cincinnati, May -
Four hundred rebel prisoners at Indian.
apo!is We're released Yesterday after taking
the oath Four bundred more will also
be DISCHARGED today.
Indianapoilis May 23.
Tie extensive pork packing and -four
mill establishment Of KInnon q Co, Of
ihis city, The largest establishment Of the
kind in the West was destroyed. byI fle
last night. Loss 100000; insured for
about 100000. tits supposed to be the
work Of an incendIary.
Gov. Morton has suggested to the Sec
rotary Of War the pTepr:ety OF Issuing an.
order directing that all fojd, staff and line
officers, now in,ihe service and about to
be mustered out with their commands,
who have bson promoted and commission
ed to higher grades in their respective
regiments and companies, but who have
mol been mustered in said grades by rea-
son Of their commands being below mini
mum strength, 10 so mustered in as Of the
date Of their muster out. II is claimed
that the officers have assumed all RESPONSE
bilities and discharged the duties connect.
ed with positions 10 sl!ich they have been
commissioned for Ueritorious services, and
that while thoy muster in as proposed
would not increase Their pay or in any
manner affect the Government, it would
be regarded BY them as y valued cof0>
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26
IA Order Revoked.

In pursuance Of Instructions from Wash
ingt0n, Gen. Davies has issued the follow
ing order, revoking in part an order rea-
tive to the mastering out Of troops:
HEADQ'Ra DIsTRIcr OF WISCONSIN, |
Madison, Nay Il, 1865.
l. So much Of general order So war de-
partmeut series, 1865 as directs the mus
Ter out Of cavalry whose term of service
expires prior to October 81, 1865 ia by
direction Of the secretary Of war, in the
district of Wisconsin suspended until fur
ther orders. Ali officers apd mastering
officers will be governed accordingly.
BY order Of Brig. Gen, Thos. y. Davies.
=. J. CRAIG,
Asst. Adi't Gen.
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Ff07J " GGhingt0n,
New York, Nav iC

New York. MAY 10
The Tfi5une's special has sent the
forthcoming report Of the committee on
the conduct Of tho war, and saws the tcs-
timory Oh the Red river campaign is Of &
character most damaging to any military
prelensions Of Gen Banks. 1t demon
ssrates him TO have been guilty Of n mer-
cenary motion, either to ben, fit himself
or his friends in cotton specula;ions.
Gen. Buter, in the Fors Fisher affair, is
substantially vindicatcd
Gen. Burnside is exon9rated in The Pet.
tersturg mine failure, Vs. hich IS attributed
to the lacl, Of confidence on the part Of
Gen. Meade.
The failure 70 capture Lees arsny after
the battle Of Gettysburg BY Gen. Meade,
is attributed to the same weakness.
The massacre OF Cheyenne Indians in
Colorado territory by Col Chevingtol. is
known to have been bIuta, affair and q
disgrace TO sha country.
Special to NE Commercial from Wash
lngton says Secretary Seward visited the
state department. 10 day he entered up
on his official duties at once.
The order for the transportation oi
Sef. Davis by water instead Of By land,
will prevent a great deal Of MISPLACED
sympathy and battle plots for lis rescue
The letters found upon Booths body will
constitute the most thrilling portion Of rhe
testimony.
One of our officers writes from Rich
moud, under date Of the 12.h inst that a
fellow officer applied to Brjgadier Gen
or commander there for the permission to
occupy the notorious Gen, Wnders house
for bis headquarters, when the Brieadier
General responded: mo, you can't
have his house he was cIassma.o Of nine
at West Point
The officials Of the la.e rebel army
swagger about the streets, swearicg al
Union men. There appears to be more
rebels in the city than Union men.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

President Johnson On Negro Suffrage
The Washington correspondent of the
New York IQdependeat says;
Upon the suFjoct Of al extension oI
the suffrage to the colored people Of the
south he Cho presidanD is silent. If his
influence should be exerted in that direc
ton it would go far to accomplish this
necessary reform. Ii is said, however,
that he insists on the right Of the loyal
citizens of The southern states to settle The
question among themselves
This is where the constitution Of tba
United States leaves shat question. No
one ought TO blame the president Of the
United States for fidelity TO lis oath and
obedience to the constitution Of The coun
trv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

year, part Of Ike time IN irons, and
treated him NEST bru,aIIy 10 every res,
psct. Not long sirce he was, 1T ,he m
lerce>sion of his flcnds, released, but, in
cautiously, upon Tegaining his liberty,
swearing to wreaN vengeance upon his
oppressoF, Kirby Smith had hiIn con-
scripted and placed as private io one of
his regiments. Unfortunately for The reb-
e. General, be visited tie camp, and Nc
Ke2's regiment was sent TO his headquar-
tere, when Mckee deliberately shot bis
C commander.
his is The story almost in the language
it was told to US. What helps to confirm
IS truth is the fact that the military au>
thorities here have long been acquainted
with the facts Of the Incarceration and se-
we're treatment of Mckee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26
From California.

San Francisco, May IS.
Arrests have been made Of treason
blowers and Of those who rejoice over the
assassination.
jeff Davis was hung in efigy this
morning by "loyal" men. The figure
appears in woman's dress but with a
mans boots in plain sight. The CaIifor-
nia Branch of the sanitary commission
has RENTED to New York, by telegraph,
Sl4. GOO in gold.
The Central Pacific railroad company
announce that they have received the in,
stalIment Of government bonds on the first
3 ] miles Of their road. amounting to neai-
ly million and quarter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26
From 81. LOuIa.

St. Louis, May Is.
There are 6O00 returned soldiers at
Benton barracks. one-haaf cavalry. The
latter are generally TO be re.moun;ed and
retained in service.
Col. Davis aud Capt. Bennett, who &C.
cepted jeff. Thompson's surrender, have
been appointed to receive and parole the
rebel soldiers according to The terms
agreed upon. They will leave OF char
tered steamer On Saturday, taking with
them so, coo ratiol.s. The steamer will
90 up the ST. Francis river so as to be at
pistsbuTg on the 26sh, and thence up
White River to Jacksonport, where the
parol;ng takes place on the 5.h Of June.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

The Insurance COMPANIES. The State
Journal has again announced with flour
ish OF trumpets that the agents of some
insurance company at Madison have pot
up state bonds with Treasurer Hastings.
Us security for the pa! ment of their poli-
cioa, This is the first company Of the
kind that has done any such thing, aud
when we remember that the securities
"put mp" By this company are the same
that were PM up " in the same hands by
The wildcat banks Of this state short
time ago, VIC doubt if it will largely gain
on The confidence Of the people by the
operation. The credit Of all the other
insurance companies in the state IS en-
tireIy uaqnestionabie now and has been
heretofore. An alliance with Hastings
would'nt improve it Hluaakee ) ears.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26
Gen. Forrest Killed.

CalFo, Nay Ic.
The Memphis 4rgns has reliable infor~
nation that the rebel Gen. Forrest was
killed at Park Vile, Ala, on the 18Th, by
four OF his own men, TO avenge the death
Of six Of their comrades, ordered to be
Shot by Forrest, The day before, for exult-
ing over the news of Johnsou's surrender,
"h.ch Forrest 1il rot be.jere
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26
Wisconsin Troops to be Mustured Gut,

Inc !oiIo"IDg uI7palCA mas Deen IeCe!V
el at Madison
Washington, May IS, 1865.
Governor Lewis :-Orders have been
issued to muster cut all volunteer white
troops in the Army Of the Potomac and
Gen. Sherman's army, whose term Of ser
vice expires prior TO October first next.
7. NJ. VINCENT, 4. A. G..
The Journal understands Ibis order in
cIudes all thee year regiments and bat
teries mustered into the service under the
call Iulv, 1862, and prior to October of
that year; all three year recruits for OLD
organizations mustered between the same
dates all one year men for now organiza~
lions who entered the service prior to Oc-
tojer lsr, 1864. The men will be mus.
tered out near Washington, aud thence
seat to this state by regiments and COM
panies for payment.
On Friday, Gen. Davis published an
order suepending he further mastering
out Of troops 10 the district Of Wisconsin,
expect 50 far as the exigeacies of the
service require. - Ntl,raukee Neus.
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Louisville, May 81.
Hon. Jere Clemens, ex-United States
Senator f'ora Alabama, 0ied as his resi-
dence in this city this ,norning..at II
O'clock, of ccnge. ton Of the lungs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

THE INDIAE TRoUBLEs IN MJyNEsoTA.-
A letter from Mrs. Anna II. Seely, dated
Winnebago City, May 8.h, gives some
account Of the Indian ourages in her
yiciui.y-sho lives not far from Mankato
Several persons have been killed and there
was a Wild state Of excitement Indians
were very numerous and able bodied white
men very few. Preparations were making
for resistance but the worst was feared
Since tL:s letter was written troops have
been aeas and the Indians driven oft.
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TH Il = / LOT
An Important Decision.

State superintendent oi iuUilc Ipstrcclon
will be Of Interest to other localities than
Mantowoc.
OrFIcEoF Sur'T OF PUBIC Instruction, !
Madison, May 4, 1865. (
Messrs. S. a. WooD, CHAs. EssLIEGEu
anl WM BACH, District Board Of School
District No. ,, Manitowoc:
Gel.Hemcn Your communication Of tie
1st inst, is received and has been coDsd
cred. TIE law applicable to the case is
as follows: "in every District Schooi
there shall be taught, in the English Ian
guage, Orthography. Reading, Writing,
English Grammar, Geography aud Arith-
melic, during the Time such school shall
be kept and such other braucl es os eIo>
cation as may be determined upon BY tie
District Board,' School Cole 1863, :.
%, Sec So
The law requires that Ill branches taught
in any Public School shall be taught in
the English language It requires not
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

THE Wolves. The legislature Of this
state enacted law last winter au; horizifg
The paymen! Of s., co each for all wolves
Killed in tie state
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

GE-The Ffy-Second Regiment has
maiaIy been sent to Warrensburg Mo-, to
guard The railroad. The Mani.owoc boys
in said regiment are all in good health
anl spilits.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

E The Chicago Times says ihat Mr..
Sumner oijocts to having Judge Tarey's
bust placed in the Supreme Court Room,
but rever heard Of his oIjectinq to
Chandler having a bust in the Senate
Chamber.