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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

| NO. d..
Jo,xr RESOLUTION to amend the Joint Resolution entitled
{" Joint Resolution in Relation to the Public Printing,
approved june twenty third, eighteen hundred and
sixty. g. ~ 5E s=t4 ~ b i.
Re Il yso,sd by The Senate and House Of Representative
NJ the United States of America in Congress Assembled
That the superintendent of public printing shall be- ano
he is hereby authorized to purchase the paper required
for the public printing by accepting the sealed proposals
of the lowest bidder bidders for any SPECIFIC portion
or portions of the whole amount OF any particular KIND
of paper required, for either three months, SIX mohhs
or one year the minimum portion TO be specified by inc
Superintendent in his advertisement for proposals. ana
to be as low as will, in his Judgment most increase
competition and be most advantageous to the united
States all other respects the proposals and contracts
shall be subject the conditions and requirements OF the
existing law and any contractor falling to comply with
the terms Of his contract under this resolution shall be
liable to the same extent. and in the same manner az
provided in the like in the joint resolution hereby
amended and shall be the duty of the superintendent
report fully in regard to all proposals and contracts
for paper in his annual report to congress- and also IN
regard to all proposals and contracts for hographing
and engraving 5000 I'm & q.
Approved, March 8, 1866.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-24

RESOLUTION appointing General Richard Delaed to be
Il Regent of the Smithsonian Institution.
Resolred In The Sadte and House Of Representatives.
of he United States of America IN Congress assembled,
That Richard Delaied resident of Washington city, be,
null he hereby is appointed Regent Of the Smithsonian
institution in the place of Joseph e. Totten, deceased
Approved February Ii, 1867
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A9 -H1Ar.
Critic Nueonbe OR .. ct. 1870 9tEtcn
quusat arSen untsr benz Datum pom Is Suit 1865.
2dbltnr ret Sd9re pom D9tum In s~dnebarrn1 @eIbt pees
ttnlHi bar, rad Lsunfb bee SefserS. tn
y. ct. $40 ied,s NrUs. GOIc SabIenre Sinfcn.
. tr Nup isst rersit. Subfertpt. puen entsseea iu ntbwen,
ben am l. Suut fet 8 letn
Dttfes IN bteetu3teslN nIttbc TN RGrtt,
wei&t ote Hegterung r~ffsrtrt nnp thrt ercPsn
8prtbetIs mad n fe 3n Ter
or1bten pppuldren Nnleibe bes @olte5.
gDir etlaab n bic ibIi9e COMMITTEE aaen SJrt n. Ban.
fiers uub SEe4Gltrn unn Itefsrn be NcRH fret an treste
etnen EbetI beS 2anbeS. Wlan meIte ND icf0rt bt
SebrUber WeEtm,
0S@de 8aItimpre II. Ga pertnr.
Iusci22Sl Gub[rtpttpus. u aerlen, BdItfmpre, Nk,
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Il ,ssSrSfhaiSdbe Wadbrfdbten.
91rs4 uslij5a ir--- ,u3dA64s
Der Gro5tk Der Yrdiiorntenn,6rner.

Baofbtng ton, IS. Suni.r Grspuu.
Sarrcsu bNeseuste, pqB .3pilden 10 unb Iii
ubra IN Der Nadt oe8 NOrosS ,er na1 ben, aim.
.asI pes g'esprdfioenten SObnion elite, UNI ibn
Es = ole orObenoe @efabr gu ruarnen. INN
erslap su Der Belt slserOtb ni6t in ben, So 80.
tel: aqG'ner Der @obeu, tpelcber ala s,,t.
loitan9ssease auiserufer tu,urDe, be,euot. Monne
babe 81 lbrt 9siast, er tpini4e, Oab man Inn
Ddnge; 90 er lebensIatt iei. ,~s..rrafie '' ~"
81 Sin Nnberer Der @aden iagt, bab oils Moi.
lSeparoa perb6rt mar, unb ct ben, gopne bic
,gilens pieber onle9te,, er ousfd9te: an Sic fpis
rten, nttd gut aits; Id NH Herbert" s3@ {'.'
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4us benz etaate Marnlann.

mn NrunoetGpu nth. - Sic 8p1t
BON WtllerSpiqe nab SrienOibiy miro felt benz
25. Wlat permiBt. SIN bieiem Sage perIieB Der
8rieibOte WliaerspiIe nit Der Boit, Tam iepOd
nidt an Der anoern Ypititation an. Der Cone
traitor bate ibm $50 unpertraut, INN beNeu
aOit9elo in 81. gu beSablen, bod er ~lteierte oas
Seln ni9t alb uno nabm auberoem aud nod
Die ibm anuertraute 8Dlt NIT ii9. Sem 9fero
1T ieitoem nabe Der annapolis Sunctipn 9efuns
ben moroen. .a.
Gectl 6 Q n .. = Sem Cecil @bio
entnebmen mir fOIsenoe Stems: Sin 3urldge.
tebrter 3ebeaenioloat fam am leBten 9onneritug
in ieiner alien !9eimatb, 6aore be Grace, an.
Seine frlberen Ha3barn uno Witblrger be-
reiteten ibm einen groBartigen Gmpfang, D. b.
tie befeitiSten elm grett an ieinem Glden nit
Der Guiidrift "Traitor', fibrten Jpn im Sri.
unpb our6 Die StaOt, ftedten ibn oann in Ell,
men 8abnwasen uno eaben ibm ben freunp=
li@en 8atb, nidt tpieoer surld5ufebren, wenn
ibm iein 9als iieb tel.
8iele Sarmers aus benz unternG ountp iu9en,
baB oieies Sabr bic SnIetten 9rObe 8erbeerun
gen in, ibrem @eiSen onri6ten; aud aus benz
bena6barten 9elaware bort man GbnliHe 8laz
Sobn 81. Smitb, BON @eciItcn, MO., begging
am Samita9 Selbfmcro, inoem er lid erldOB.
Su Sit Sled ri6teten cine gn5apI t9unot
erObe @srbeerIns unter elmer S6aufbeerOe an.
Oas bieien @inter in Der N6emblp beantrlste
9eies gum S&us Der S@ufe sesen t6anOe mar
oemnah gang am 8laB. ss u. .rao re =.
Sreb eridsGonntp. - SonaIo Wcs
SbOrb aus oieiem gpuntp, pelfer eur6 cine
Nilitdrs@ OmmHiiiOn gu 6 Wcuaten 3r&tbauss
baft uno elmer @eIoitrafe pom $500 perurIbeiIt
moroen mar, neil ct, na6pem er Idn9ere 3eit
in ber 8ebeQenarmee 9eoient, rie f6OeraIe 2inie
iberidrtten bate; 1T prn 8rdloent SCbniOn
besnaoi9t ucroeu.
z 8afbingtOn County, - Colonel
Siaac Nesbitt, Glert BON pieiem gountp, ueI=
der i'm lesten SoMmter BON leinen Witbir9ern
gum @ouperneurs ganoioaten por9eidInsen
nurbe, itarb am lebten 9Onneritag in 5agers@
toun. Sc E.. lssG.
Sic % ftzW 1T no giienbub n.
= 9rei 3lee seben iest. tdsli6 ouf Oieier
8abn, weI6es seist, 9bdB oieieIbe iebr f%requenz
tirt tpiro uno bOffentli6 pirb Der @ertebr nod
pett 9r0Ber tperoen, tpenn erlt Die game 8abns
ltrede au8geb1ut lit. 's sas-- D
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0ie ueuIid BON Baton N6u9s dbsesansene
Gyrebttion bemddti9te ii@ Der &esiftratrr BEG
3oqamtS prn yien Orleans, neIGe unter Der
RebeQenberri6aft f@ aueeiammelt bate, uuo
fe nabm suelei1 ben RebeIen : 3oIcoGettcr
Dberit !Soih 9efansen. 9erielbe 1a9t, cos bic
often beS 3ouamts, bic fi& ouf bic PeriOoe
Dor, Der Rebeliicn be5ieben, in Stem Orleans
peritedt ieie1.
Gs ftno iest 10000 8~unbessefansene DON
Spler in Geras aus auf benz 9iarfhe nah benz
glOroen bearHfen. EA
Ser ~&ebeGensenerol 5Orreit 1T in @empbis
an9etommen.
Oie 6aneeIsbeSiebuneen iinb nit .oem Nolt
uDn alabama fSrmtih wieoer er0fnet tuOrs
ben. 3pei nit 9anOelssItern belaOene
Sampfidife iino nab ienen 2anbeStbeiIen abb
eesangen. 5olhe @Iter weroen ihnea uno
3u befrieoieencen 8reiien pertuuIt unb es fnz
BET fh bort unern1rteter WeIIe @elo i'm
1eberHuB. 1aai ..-ls7s@ rs5.-1's .ra .a .saa
SIN Martnes8 aubOf gu MOuno @itp fnb bic
Nrbeiten eingeitelIt wprben, 1uno eS oebt b1s
Seri3t cab oas ocrtise 9eppt nab 9enlacUla
~ertraolrt tueroen fol-; n.Gi15taasl .nsa...@1
Cairo, 2. SUM-. Sin She'll Der WnbDs
ben rberbllb Columbus, &p., ftir;te beute in
ben SluB uno rib Sort Sailed uno mebrere Sc.
bduoe nit. Dan fdrdtet, ouB aud Meni6en
um'S Seben %9etcmmen fino.
ST. 2UuiS,t3O.a Mat. Ser g[srf bes
3relsgeridts pom Yettis Guunte in Wii1Ouri
1T beate nit Wtlitdr9epaIt auf @oueerneurs
G1etdetS~ Gefeb! aus leinem glmte p%ntfer1nt
tooroen. Der gIert tpar elmer bon 9enen. bic
ll@ ueiserten,, Der Srponnans Der Iesten Gor-
oentlon @eborlanl gu leiiten, tpelde Oroonuou,
etne Wten9e BON 8eumten ibrer Nemter fir
perlultig ertldrt.rs5 e.sJg.f n rq~f2 -
Oberlt ShnObels, Der init Sreemdn. sSro,ier
unof SobnIca i'm Sabre 1861 Der S6red,n
auer untOns WIdnner in Rola mar, BAT iib nit
400 Wtann an General Sdnbcrn, Der ben ilos
rpeitll9en 0iltritt BON Wli1ouri commanoirt. err
.9eben. Gr eraab li@ an, pOrigen Samfaa III
yellpiQe in Artania8.
Gtncin n att, 80. Mai. Sen. 8rice. Der
81 8eneral 9rant's Stab gebSrt, lit beute pon
Walbt1stun bierber setOmmen. st trdot Der.
lteeelte Sepei9en fur Sen. Sberioan. Sen.
Yrtfe tpiro ben Gen. Sheridan in st. Souls
elnbOlen. Dian permutbet, baS Sen. SHERIDAN
5uriidberufen rporoen 1T. -aa0.a .l1fa 'alf as3se
ISeute 8crmittag fubren bic mathematician
9apauertez He9imenter L., s., 6. uno 4. auf a
9ampfbooten ua8 Baton HDuse ob. 6eute
Nbeno 9in9en abermalS 6 nit Srappen beIas
bene 9ampfboote itrOmabpdrt8. 80
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Cine curicfe IatHritbt.

Ser Utica SeIe9rapb" bringt in einem Brief
pom SObn 3ees bic Ra&ridt, baB Scbn 6.
SremOnt Elm MISUNDERSTANDING fir 1868
lift unb oab er fid oieies Wtal nidt auriidsieber
miro. Nadrem Der S6reiber Oes 8riefes bic
@erbienite 5temOnts sebabreno berporsebuben
bat fhtiebt er NIT ben @rrter: Before I
drop my pen, [ would respectfully inform
both friends and enemies of Fremont that
he is a candidate again for the Presidency
in 1858 and there will be no withdrawal
that tfn1e.3@Good@ for John Rees atieiTt
Is, lelte funS tounbern, 5tpenn fem seebrter 0aa
a'erisbruoer, Gtpas bon Der 8ei6jdte tpeiB. 10
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Germania Teuer 0erGberMn9S= Oes
feHfbaft.

Der frlb,rt untsr-aesnt Der
@ermania 6euerperii6eruneSz@ eieui6aft,
8. 8. Daener, "a felt Ionset Set aus meirtnn Otsnat
tntIafsn. der In etsfer, inter ben Deutfhsn BdItinacre'S
10 febr beItetteH %Ecutpasnte su UerFdern wunfbt tVrnuts
brett In meire ga an
CfFec, Ser. IS SetDncfr., 4 Ireppe bod,
serabe Ter Yctt Oftce S~esehtber.
DGs G1pitoI fer " n ttAmanta Be auft f& ittt duf
BterteI million DOIL. unb gepjbH babtr
be SontonnmrnRe Si@erbe t. unb i'd irerbt Rtts b mubt fein
baS MIR 70 rei1lt@ Stlhentte WerIrauen Tatiner ptItitsp
e~Gnbsleutt ferntr su b~tratrtn.
> - sr{~- NusHR GnsIer,
(bii1D1 @tnerat-M gent III Ndrpidnb.
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Sublcriptionen anesnpmnen
urb
BE- jutereKen op.omS beiabIi
tts ;Wm IS. suit 1895
BON her
Grftcn NatiOnal=S Yne BON Baltimore,
b @rnannteS OepOIitotium
4.. '-. fls unb
SiuamSs Nlsentur Ser Ser. @taateM.
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NatipnaI
Mariners s. NIdnferS Sdnf.

.I.| 7" " BdIttm pte fth 10 Utni -"
Ole Gioner son trei 0~tefttetieH res Capitals bieier @anit
toben per p~rdieenten une bic Etrettsren Der bfla5ten Uant
itrl flib out.rtfrt. bieie ga I In cine Nahenal anSeianen
uu,,uwanbt In, a mas per gpnsrcsafts -tetttelt uetne liz Ht
Il. er Ma tSndl @uttenrp. 9en1ert eutW o.ts
p~fdnbuns pOn Wertin sten etaaten eOnos u tnr eeten
Stunt 1854; 90 ntrb hssi dlp No6rt I sestten, fs PEI ether
an b elem 9ost faItesbabten Q Iiantmlune Ger DtFsttorts
~beioBter @dnt e%inhtnamis beiHIsN.n Tnrie iOi%s asnstsnne 2
ZEN gtrOrruuSesn etnts o. fssa .it, Der Wars!'Ts @strss..
buns, tttItsIt rsiu att. irsers sine Ednt ? tiss StaaSs N
Elm Scnis.iSdft An trtibsn u tr hen Gtfe en- ssr @erttntss
ten Stoafer, uGtsr b,n Ranen BITE National former8
rnN N,IouterS S3onP. 5 tVtt17-0ui
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-GOI0, @iIber,

umsumsbares @elr;; att1en (etcds)
nuS easere CDerstpasssrs nnt EUanbsa rsre n sssouft snh
~DerIauft. Z8.rQ asr1n{F =. r~-.I
ssr re SCpsrs SarfeNp & Go. FArve
R&162 Hs1 ttmp1tAs.
CssatIir Htben &aGns &sFtc CttndExS
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MMtnaIsScneft t5 OF
2ebenss @erliderunss Grmp. pom Stem Dcrt.
10 Mm. =. sBebb, Gstnt ~ ?.
x g SO SteSab Straee.4 IT, .sr.54
MuettAuftrs Capital uter .:........." 100000
0Rttn G~eeGnfeitte .4 y y :'52e i
Der eGnie Gspinn fcrnit ben DtitheTtsn ~ WuN
S6brli&s DtStbenot SO Yrc3ent!
Derf@eruneefhetne utreen .rGr benz neutn une prpuId'
rem jtb n SGbf. i9tbtaS J. nt&t StrlaltnHn VlGn
6~useeAtut. tAt-1@ g 4Ftt@
Nns Der ersben 3tRe BON frI6tr, BITE tn hseiet @~enhpdenW
oerF&ert Nnh ntnne t1 nur ee fNl otneeu feuttHen 3tsteH
ale Wt ftrer Sen:l
0.rr gbrtatdn vi, H'~ StS SenrY Shetb,
y i u @tctIeS YroGs, Or Saecb Strttpt,
Gbrlfopp 5,H,tdS. - Ga 2tGute, -
Sentp 9 6artet, : Wctinanb 5aHeHtSnF,
. gptu,ona Q6mEtne, ~ : Sol u btlpm6nn,
j., Spbn Or SetnaGueY, Serr 9Dm Gbds RGspJri,
. Genrp VI d SrtntS IN GrebI Rnart
.a. QrutS Nsbtd, y GbdrlsS Wltttcntctt,
GltGs SOstntoyh N SaeCb Setetr.
aDm paul 3tts9 Hsp!.1 > HOS Bed,
8 a G utbnH - xhtrnrr 9teaer, %
S1epb UminbtY, nSS@I-v &ewHrb SttefsI.
papiere unb Builder, nit SrACr 9nfUsmotfrn. gratis q
a1t ane In btsitr Dfrte ~ E0beH.. .is. '2snaoi82.Ds
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Orittc Nnticn lbant BON Baltimore,
a.9ip. 81 South Str.
GayttaI."..."."..." $7OOt -z-1
Dttfe Bat TT itst pfitn fur @sftafte unp faI ben Raul
NM 8eriaui BON allen 60 ten BON &sstt tansspaptsrer.
aGe 5GntnnunSen btr RStsu pom her
80 Rafi0naIs NnIEibe E-eH9.
fets an 5ans sstaIte sur f~SfOrttsen @bIttftrun0.
@rGftbent;
gDn Wtitsipd.
+ Gaftrert
VI. 6. W Gdrtfr.
trettSten
ItSs . ganbp, pom &anbU, 9tlpin & 40. 3
Is g. rtsr, BON 6 8 Garter s. 60.
Sas &arep GDaIf.
@e,are & SppttuS, Ssn Z & 6 5rpttns. 9H- *.
s Dir, Don Dir & Stetntr.
9 S Gta pal.
@erfe. bon @ $ Resfe Il SrUs.
80 u SrawfpTb BON u 8 Sra ptcrb & 60.
3 @teslristt, orn pbeeIrtsbt WtubSe & GO
(25natl ~ ul q iatb u-
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@eretniste gtaafeu
$50 Mnlct6e,
9rttte Serte.
$23 O,0OO,OOO.

OVVIVVU.
Guf Grnri3tisurs bee @asomts5e,rstx.
ben Ssrfauf bon ssreiHistsu @taateu I.rtbDoaisr.n -
osm gaol'fHm bic brittle @eris eSasuUteu' p.I@. y.
sapr '',DsH H00 D'sissPHtsrs groseut sintsn trase1' f..
-. $50 MnIetbe. a.e p.
Ute SFnlen gu 7-so gro,eut betrOueu "
a,,s; e. ~"S """ s'ner $50 SeUte,
9.h, 500 seOte.
9,no,d $500 OsOte.
r.-D MN $1,000 WOfe.
~. " ~ $1,000 Nute
D.sle "0ieu finS BON Is. 9uti 1855 ousoeasnt, ~,
'e. SABRE NAG senanntem Datuu, in guSieIo,Jh ts;n,
sap'0as O0er tie iOHaen aud lie mad Ter QDa6r Ses eio,u~
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DellftdbeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4fs& 0ure1ts
/ EbdnteSfrnbe Sc. So,
uuter aufH&t Der ,Deuti&eu @tk1f&oft".
4Ue Dteiensaen, ueIMe ttutf&e 6onrmerseA Mrbettev De
DtenftmdbStn ia beEAdtSeen Uanf@en. trpte aIe beutE&
axtt1tfu6enbt1 rSGen no pe.fonIl% Uber IN ~frenItrten Drtt
SSf B.. $ Eseaesa1!s IcnSsat rsT$sr nusItsESSE w
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-24
Milwaukee as a Grain Market,

The Wisconsin has quite lengthy
article demonstrating the advantages of
that city AS grain market The
wheat seeking the Chicago market is of a
tenderer and softer character as a whole.
and is more liable to hes. when placed
in store or on shipboard, consequently it
will not bring as large price when in
good condition and is liable to become
seriously damaged. The E'isconsin says
Milwaukee is fast. obtaining the adyan-
tage of her superior position, and is grad )
uaIly reaching down to the natural limit OF
sound shipping wheat, and drawing it into
her warehouses. Tho reoeiptS Of ,ohaat at
Milwaukee have long been larger than
those at any primary market in The world,
and lasterly the receipts Of wheat alone at
Milwaukee are nearly equal to the total
receipts Of all kinds Of grain at Chicago,
and considerably il excess Of the receipts
OF both wheat and corn at the latter mar
ket. We give the receipts thus far ;his
week at the two nar kets:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-24
Cool Procedure of. an Outraged Hus-
band.

From the Peora (I Democrat Nov. I6.
Not many weeks ago. man in a good
business and we'll known in the lower part
of the city, became suspicious that,he part
nor of his joys, and the mother of his chill
dren,' was no. so regsrdful of her nuptisl
obligation AS could be- wished and he
straightway set himself ferre; GU, the
case. Noticing that loving giances we're
exchanged between a boarder of the male
persuasion and his partner Aforesaid, he
instituted system of picket" that
brought matters 20 crisis, for be soon
had the satisfaction Of proving his suspic.
ion to have substantial foundation, bv fad
ing tho h"ardor and the partner IN the
occupancy of the samo couch.
Liks a sensible man as he was and is
he said nothing, but only thought the
more. Quietly he sold out his business
and property, aud, without indugiug 10
ans amin madyersions on the conduct OF the
wife he yesterday informed her tha, bis
company had become iIk.ome to her, and
that--couli better solace her droop-
lag spirits, and should leave them tog, thu
er, and then took bis departure for parts
unknown. This is about tie quietest
dissolution of partnership that we have
ever | 9 ~ called upon to chronicle.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-24
State Taxes.

Sipce the Inauguration Of Republican
rule within our State, the taxes for the
support Of the government have been on
the increase until they have reached an
alarming figure.
The taxes for State purposes, were for
Manitowoc county last year, s49l3 95
For this year, 1l,756 26
When we come to add The taxes for
County and Town purposes, the rate will
be considered by all as unnecessarily high,
and due mostly to the extravaganza Of the
State Administration.
We trust the people will examine into
these things. ard make up their minds TO
60 II for change in the administration
of their public affairs, and secure officials
who sre 10 favor Of economy, ana opposed
TO that wild extravaganza which has
characterized tho official acts Of the Re-
publican politicians woo have too long
held power in our State.
From the action Of the last Legislature
and the present State officers, we cannot
hope that the taxes for few years to
come will be dimini he'd, bu[ on Tie con
trarv there is fear TIA: the increase will 90
on in The same fearful rctt0
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-24
The Shenandoah Surf enlers to the
New York, Nov. 90

L
III! sea nship City OF London with
Liverpool dates of the Sth, Queenstown
9th, arrived in quarantine early this morn
ing, and was detained until lO:30 a. m.
The pirate Shenandoah arrived IN the
Mersey the oh, and surrendered 10 tin
guard ship Donegal, and is now IN the
hatds OF the authorities.
Captain Naddell states that the first IN.
formation he received of the close OF the
war was on the 5oth OF August, rom tho
British war vessel BARRACUDA and mat ne
immeaia'eiE assigned 'he guns 10 'ne no'o
and steered Tor L'eTpooi.,
lhe i)sliy News says that Americans
may be inctlned TO say 1t was only htNng
ner end should be as British as her oIgln,
bH. The Daily News cannot heip asking
how the Shenandoah has been able TO pur-
sue her course without the leas: interrupt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-24

EDITOR PILor-Dear Sir:-Tbis is an
age Of scientific investigations. Science
spreads her golden wing over all-and all
may investigate. We are all interested
in the medical treatmen. Of our families
An opportunity has been opened 20 US
even in this direction. do not mean to
allude to the class of physicians which we
should employ, but simply to our own
home treatment.
On The 10Th of December 1854, the
Directors of The General Pyovident
assurance Company Of the city Of Lon.
don, met together at the Free-Masons
Hall in that city to investigate the aues-
ton Of medical treatme It with reference
to It's effect upon the health end lives Of
its subjects. The investigation was purely
one of pecuniary interest. The following
is cursory detail Of some Of the con-
clusions arrived at:
1st. That persons treated under The
Homeopathic system, enjoy more robust
health, are less frequently attacked bv
disease, and when attacked recover more
rapidly than those treated under any 9th.
er system.
2i. That with respect to the most
fatal class of diseases, persons treated
Homeopathically are much less liable TO
die.
81. When attacked by disease they
recover much more rapidly than other
classes, That when attacked by disease
they are much more likely to recover
therefrom, aud that their vital powers are
vastly more recuperated. That the HON.
eopathic remedies do no. injure, while
they cure; whereas from AIlopathic treat
ment, frequently leaves destructive effects
for life, &c This, then, is really theme
for investigation. When a keen life as
surauce society publishes such conclusions
as the result Of vigilant and careful inves-
legations it is really time TO awaken to it..
| get the publications from the MiIwau-
kee News, which copies them from the
London Medical Reuieag.'
Respectfully,
STTTDENT
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-24
Important from Aexico.

New ork, n Oy. ~.
News has been received IN this CITY from
authentic source, which is really Of much
importance. .
The emperor Maximilian has determined
and ordered that all bis forces be with
drawn from the outposls, and concentra-
TED at Vera Cruz City of Mexico, and San
Louis Potosi. He will make these three
places the headquarters Of the respec,iye
districts, and await the arrival o!renforce-
ments lie has abandoned his proposed
visit 10 lucatan, lis affairs at home de.
manding his entire attention.
The empress is preparing to return to
the continen: of Europe, whether to plead
for assistance or as a forerLnner of the
emperor is not yet known.
AS soou as the French troops are with
drawn TO the three places above named ,
the Mexican people will rise en- masse and
take measures to prevent any future sd
vance.
The spirits Of the liberals have been
much comforted bv advices from the
United ) ates that material aid Will soon
reach them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-24

= We have been asked by quite a
number of our citizens "why the pro-
ceediDgs of the County Board were not
published 2" The people of the county
would, no doubt, like TO know what their
representatives, are doing. Come, gentle
men, let your proceedings be published
Yesterdays Tribune.
1t does seem strange to have those
proceedings buried in oblivion" bu,
whose fault is it The County Board y
has resolution in force giving the pub
lishers Of the several newspapers of the
county the privilege Of publishing such
proceedings at a stated cost 10 the county
You, Mr.. Tribune, OF course know this
but Go you know of any mode by which
we can compel you to publish them
Certainly "thepeople Of the county would
like to know what their representatives are
doing, aud if you in your enlightenment,
can tell US hoU to inform them, Won will
probably render lasting favor to them
and great consolation 20 the
COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-11-24
AIILW AUX f E.
Cost Of Living.

The Boston Carrier, in speaking Of the
present high prices, says:
From being one of the cheapest. coun-
tries in the world to live in, taking the
rate Of wages into cousit grafton, tie
United States has become Que of the
dearest. Five years ago all articles of
prime necessity were within the reach of
almost every family in the land while
taxes Of every kind SO light that the turlh-
en OF them was scarcely felt What a
change has taken place since then! Now
every imaginable thing is taxed, Oh he
food we consume, tue fuel that cooks it,
the liquids we driuk, the clothes We wear,
the houses we live in, :he income that we
receive We are taxed on the raw una
terial aud taxed over and over again on
its manufacture aud sale. The business
We do, the receipt We give, the coveuan,
we enter into, the car we ride in, the
watch we carry, the chair we sii in, the
window we look through, the nail that we
drive, the match that We light, even the
very stones of the street and the bricks 81
the sidewalk are Indirectly taxed, Every
thing, in short, is taxed, except the AL
We breathe"