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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-09
THE MILITIA LAW.

The report states that the experencfe p"s "f tbe y,
49, no uoar has fully tested the wisdom OF 5he
Mi Militia act Of the last session 81. dne s1s%u na9u
ian, t;an ' for disability is much abused by Ger.
tam Rmys' asts for a consideration, and he calls
tSt.,us tSo ,ttention Of the Legislature to It,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-09

4oasEMAN NsH,P, ri Have yea ever pro 70
Z tio'iey} h1-gsy} inquired a horsejocSey;-
IN ATNs - TsSiied Simmons, fbut have pieA'"
J,,,ree lsrlfollr wagons,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-09
THE NATIONAL GUARD.


al ,.J -.a-..a. a. the National Guard, he ;
savs, that it isa misfortune ,naS nt;as -
, ,nore .oually divided among the eouh'eS'
Rea ISo.s aSs,nne there is tun regiment teor,
n"ahIv n"n enuipped and organized IN eenesa
oonnty whils there is not man nus'eiss
~, IT, ahula. In the latter county III
nnm,,,ntations =" amount to $9'Sl9 10 WIZ WIZ
~" Ena mna~nsnded, while the commutatulolss
NE y: cooa un amount 10 but S., 464 o. ana
IA H. Son nnense of the guard in that county re-
LIZ ~; - - aInnt $4,000. 1t is accordingly urg
4 q.t,.t ~ communication fund OF the eoun,
ea .hs muster no troops be used to aelraS
.IaJsrsra .iSs expense in counties where they ~
i ths;r. .e,ll, duty in this respect. ;. oaso IN
7 on on Invasion from the South the Iegis;.
Seneea would have to protect 'no ''N
7 Y s'TEJmI EyJ;Ig the balances duete tho
Aea s ~ National Guards, a Large luna
x eS i, pt;II rsmaiu on hand, iA the aegreea.e 10
mmnsnnronriated. mn To give permaneIhOyt nhSt.n, ~
= shs fGuard. and to renderIit more sap'. that
> t;al ana independent, it's susksSs usknm~our;sted
!, The srfrplus military tund DC aim tba sey.
towsrd the building OF srmolies nnancv ~ ot
enai counties. for the use and occepanoy =
e1 eLal era SMard SU This besides giving the OF organ
.he Ma nyoner encouragement, VIII tur
hsS safs place for the storage OF ara;
I nsSa S suitable place for meetings ier pus'
q ness @ and other purposes. ms p1 snoas
dssmea of sufficient importance so S sssI
I, the attention Of the hsg'sla'ure ~ ~ ~ S "
- "A day. .l' t1 ,4G;,,re tbnt ON
20 Ne large amount fthe military ,un a
e') lus s,h;s :; wear which has been approprla's.
ice VI thte sursnt Of liabilities that accrue
nSis Rp ~ .no p'ba ye,r 1863, some reductlon in'
~ hs made of the consultation ise' .ha Ca
H'oOe Connection attention is directed ~ sn1 i
sait tbat no encampments we're ,nelu aei."s of
- ny ny ns,b;ch relieved the military lnnd "
IL, yes heavy draft. The law OF last sess'
~ ny;Sos tbst camps Of instruction may
Wv P'jd ~ continue not more tnan slt ua
.,h 4 ne nsu, u ~ ~. hont forty Thousand members
art !hn hS N.t;onsl d usrd organized In the ~;
fN 1ns a,;ns the cost Of the ration ct TN
bNia I.. I'D fke az penee, of Subsistence a.,
lV5l I'm .Ss.e "a, ps will amount to Si2'oy; q
70 th;. fof traaspe spertation, cay .eas uona' aa
sselr me mbsr, $4Q, 900, and we nay nay =. ~
Gus .y of SIl2 900, all Of which snosiH =;
oiiuI gt ant &c the military fund In aaJ,;iy,
& sh;s viii be the expense OF aMsan.''un ~, ns
&c. tars, torset nrsctce, tho purchase OF tne ny
sSs arS ANN X ppnaIad garrison eqaipsgsess soN ~
% s9 satf ,w~sII tke xpensS TO at Least Ssoo:
apiioa1 Ems hibif Of the cost o. thus 81
FA.nrl r + viii be seen that any reducus
~ usm, ,omm,,tation fee will reducethe ai
g.s, p,STy sfs,sS .Sns sdsqsst. seo sappoSt
~ Guard.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-09

On the 2lst Of April, 1864, ths nc, 0o.eI ,s;,,
y rn,rs ot Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
and Iowa, offered the President sh.s. the sei''cV'
for 100 days, OF new troops, as foho"s' - 80.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-02-09
! 1irur N .nRATr FOR 1864.

40 much for Ohio and the rebellion up up
70 January, 1865; and yet she is ready iMor M
anv service which the salvation or the hohor
| of the Republio requires t....i
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

Ing BAhKRvpr RItL--The foilowing
are lie principal features OF she bankrupt
b.Il AZ it has passed the House IF Repre-
>entaiives at Washington;
1t The discharge Of Tie honest debtor
upon The sulfrn:er Of lis property.
> Tie Protection OF The creditor
against tie fraudulent practices and reel
.s>s conduct OF ils debtor.
Tie District Courts are 10 be Courts o.
Bal krcpscy, &L, the bankrupt business,
ahore there Is no opro-lng interest, il II
10 be transacted by officers to he called
.e4la!ers. Wileu Il ere are opposing in
ere=1e, hey ale t. make up The cases i"r
tie aerl,l, lie OF the Judge 1hr> nra to
oe e hands and the e,es Of HE CouGr,
bat are neither 10 Be clothed with il pow
vr or It's disrreu,u. hersiyirg Fixed SAL
slics, II viii bs their ln"re-t as vel As
their day to discourage ii ig%'iom.
Gre iIlcTs are 10 nave ssguees, bF the
law ignores The cu!ntIonS machluely Of
otlicla ae-i2nre>, accountants registry 81
courts aud Accountants perera lns"i-
yenrl i g matter brtnee tie bar kfupl
and iis creditors. and ,an best be manag,
ri is lhrtn u,dei The ditectiuu Of ll.-
courts Every qn-,,i,n raised Nv hr}-
g4nts cont,>tltg he hark,urt', disrha,ge,
mus be- heard aud he decided m uyirn
ruurt. 10 ~tIch respect tins til. differ.
;r"'r olEer laws. Commissioners APP; III .
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13
How the Soldiers ere Buried,

a correspondent whiting from the gen,
eral hospital, Fortress Monroe, says;
When soldier dies, his body is washed
enshrouded IN clean shirt and draw ers
aud with naked hands and feet is carried
on stlercIeI by The turses 10 he dead
house and pul IN plain led coffin. The
soldiers name, company and regimen, are
printed on The under side of the crf.in Id
20 Identity the deceased IN case Of eXun-
ing. Al the hour appointed, the escort
drum corps, deadcarl, pail bearers, and
the chaplain, all being assembled, lhe ia
neral beglns ty placing the enc' ifine1
dead III the cart, each o!:e receiving tie
/ regular dead sa Il { Of "a three told wrap.
ping Of the drums and lie shoutdering
ami prcsent)r = Of aims by tie escort.
" Q usually take five al load. all culuiea
over With Tie gtuIlous Old It4g iuev died
IL homer aud defend. AL ready, with =
SOW step, graced with the sUeun %, e
of The Dead March," OF life aui drum
va march Tor the grave ard, AMI with
solemn silence cousIgn them TO the tomb
W = tSh't'N tH' S's- bt u tttl dt OiI'C--
some tin e. not more than i've. u hen
the last c, lin is let down, all barring iheil
heads the chaplain reads AL appropriate
passage OF scripture, makes Il few REMARKS
often speaking OF the dying words a. d
Requests at I..e deceased and closes viii
pra,er-aud The escort, having fired three
vol-,s over their grave, We leave them
.scriring. the band ldays . lively pat'Iot
ic air, and tie solemn scene IL AL over
u>ualy wIthnut ,eir being shed, ex epr
when IA relative is present.. The grave
yard at Hampton. where all the soldiers
WHO have died III divisions | : and / q
This hospital, now containing some | COO
graves, l. kept Very neat and clean. 4
nea. i.eadboard, with the name, COMPANY
and regiment Of each soldier and The date
Of bis death, marks the spot where Bis
moral remains lie, FOR The information
OF friends at home, we state that, TO eX-
hume body YOU must get metallic
case and d permit from l'r + Mcclellan
! surgeon in charge. which can be done b,
applying ty letter at hi office here and
II y Ou ttH "leB ~ come GOWN, lie VIII
have the BODY exhumtd ard sent home hy
express. The cost of case and examining
is $50. A great many bodies have beer
taken up this fall. They 20 away daily
bat net half rs fast az we pat them there
such sight. Here lie the old, the young
the educated, the itch and the poor patri
otto so'tiers. The father recently ex
hnmcd the remains of his son, who left >
fortune OF $50 coo, but who sacrificed hi.
life f'r his country. Preparations are
making to neatly enclose this large depo,i
tory If the patriotic dead
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

tight was progressing the rebels brought
Phillips. when Howard ordered up Gen
Nslcoti's brigade of the 18Th corps to
support The cavalry, and the engagement
at once assumed The form Of battle. Wal
cot came down on the rebel militia lik {.
hurricane, dealing death and destruction
iHio the euetnv yet they gallant'v stood
tie terrific fire of infantry aud arjiI4r,
until fifteen minutes slipped BY. and hun
dreds OF rebel dead AMI wounded went
down. Waco't Was quick to see The AL
santages gained by hIrn, improved them,
and fell upon them with irresistible feroc>
ity. He swept the hiI!siies. pickles.
''rea>Iwork>, and road before him. ia
disorder rushed the horror stricken men.
Gen Phillips tried TO rally his Troops tut
II was III vain. They still ran uadlv to
he rear. Phillips saw the day was lost
unless the men Were rallied, aud. throwi ing
them To follow. A few turned back, aud
hnrrledlv forming them, he moved for
ward ; III; cur deadly shells and bullets
struck his column while it was berg
dressed. WaIcott rushed forward at the
moment on the double quick: the enemy
broke IN disorder. anG away they cut
acloss field and forest. throwing til. If
arms away. aud leaving Philips and II any
Of his command prisoners in our hands
The battle lasted four hours, and Nalcoti
the brave leader Of the victorious hosts
-"as carried out wounded a, night, and
all was still. Next morning the sun rose
upon the bloody field, and the enemy
we're gone, leaving near y four hundred
dead and wounded on the field. Nalcott
lost but thirty seven.
On the llth and II h, most Of our
army had arrived near Savannah. Tie
ilpe on The l2Eh was about :en miles long,
extending FROM the Savannah. where SIo-
Guns left rested, three miles from the city,
10 beyond The Glit Railway, where How :
AIDS night rested, eleven miles from tie
city TN The evening Of the l2sh Howard
relieved llazen'o 2 division # the 18Th
CORPS, by part OF he lIth corps, aud
threw il across The Little tgeechee, to-
ward The Gre,t OGeechee. wI'h the view
OF crossing II 10 Ossahaw lr!and aud re-
ducing Fort McAIlister, which he d the
nver. On the morning OF tie Is h, la,
zen crossed aud moved towards Tie point
where Font McAisi-icr ob>lrucled tie
river. The fort Was soon invested in :.
halt eir lie, aud al a given signal our men
charged over The ground aud soon plans Ell
their hst'ie flags on The parap-Is. The
rebels had buried tnrpe,loes IN the ground
ever, was but % killed. The rebele were
forced afterwards 10 remove them.
Atei the capture communications was
opened between Deh'greh AID Sherman.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13
A Romance Of Wonanly Devotion.

III one OF The hospitals AT Annspois.-
Md. a young lieutenant colonel Ola MN
I o,k regiment, " no was wounded i'm the
abdomen in ore Of the recent battles be-
fore Richmond, waa brought to the insti>
tuition not 50 much for treatment as for
rest. Wounds like bis are fatal. Pyem-
ia is the result, and 70 skill can prevent
It's sure auG steady progress, until it ends
IN The death Of the patient Acting on
tins knowledge the sad tidings Of his i'm
pending dea;h was sent to his family ard
through them to the Young LADY, to whom
he was engaged to be married. She lost
TO time III Fastening 10 this city, and re-.
porting at the hospital Immediately, be-
came his nurse. No p.osy pen eau well
describe he filei'y with which she per-
fnrrns Ter task No duty is too disagree,
able, no sacrifice too great. Knowing be
was 10 die she insisted on being married
to him. and the ceremony was performed
on Wednesday night by the chaplain. II
was sad SIGHT, witnessed in silence by
the nHmel Gus officers in The same ward,
and brought tears to the eyes of moro
than one. SAW her and her rapidly
falling patient yesterday.
DR.. Radcliffe, al assistant surgeon in
charge, passed through the ward. and,
moe AS matter OF form .han necessity,
ked her the condition Of her patient.
She shook her head sadIy. vet reeignedlv,
and murmIred, NE change no change ~
in a drearv tone a. if each word was
dagger TO her heart, Her husband WA
bat >emi.cor>cIous and WAS fast sinking.
He may be dead by this :lme
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13
an ORDER BIZ GOV. LEWIS.
The Quota of wisconsin, New Regi-
meIt to be organized.
hyJUrAhT GENERALS oFrIcE, !
MADisos, Jan 3, 1865 {

MADiso>, Jon. ). 1850
General OrTeys 10 l.
Under lie cal oi tie president Of the
United States, dated Dee. 10, 1854, fr
800 0U0 Volunteers. the quota assigned to
Wisconsin is 1855 1i1s hunter NAV
he rai,e.i bY voluntary enli,lmeGt ~ any
Of the Old regtusvHts or batteries D"w IL
-ersic-, or ia ttiu Forl, sixth regiment OF
.niai.iry herein sulhu:lzed. tor tctn,s Ot
-.-ryice OF one. two ~ three Years. il me
quota - not flied i,y y" unta'. "nlS nent
h., he ii ee,,gn OF t-b "a, Ir'x init
viii Tee ,na,ie rs the ger..tal g,,v-tnu,ent
- sunni, he ,l,i, rene, ,i,-n X sll, = Ii
.,t,,.GI,,rc:s The quota at iuc = vraI
,naGs aud uarG- 1T a. s:.te, uuaer t.i>
call. viii be assigned 10y lie district pro-
vo,t marshal OF !he respective dl-irhts,
and viii IL ANNOUNCED as soon As com
plcted.
Authority hayirg been given By the
aar department Tor he orgar Iz,,i"n G.
new renlmeuta OF infab:.t from ,hls ,late,
tie royelfor directs
he immediate ORGANIZATION q the
Forty .iyrh iuiantr, 20 serve for oto ear.
unless suCI.er Gi,rtiarCed, he cunlpan,
and ,pg,,ueui.! nrranIz.,ions 10 cunturm
10 The eyi,tIny regulation. Of tie war de-
-,,r.upn.
IA second lieutenant vii be imme-
JiafeIy commissioned. ard condilionaly
uu-,er-d tor each comrauv. under The
rr,ri.jots az General order Ma ISL cur
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

\ PEr p.NruER-An old hunter Of
southwestern Texas, who ba a pc, pan
Their Of great SIZE and ferocitv, vas recent
" attacked in his cabin by Indians He
let them gain the lower part of the house,
and then let the panthor loose among
item, be icing safely perched upon the
loose chamber floor. through the cfevices
of which he could fire upon his foes, an!
watch the progress of events. But after
the FIRST howl aud spring OF the panther.
no Indians remained, except three killed
by the brute aud one shot bv the Old hun
ter. The rest disappear ed probably never
to return.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13
Terrible Case Of Suicide.
From the y. Y. World, Dec. %

Terrible Case Of Suicide.
From the n Y Worll, Dec %.
4 brief uotice appeared In the Word
of yesterday morning of suicide which
took place on Sunday, at No. 81 West
iwents sixth street, The particulars of
which ha'. not then ,fanspired. TIE :es-
umony In Che case as elected at the IN
q est on the body of the deceased, before
Corouer Eamney, disclosed some facts
which show the affair 10 have been one OF
the most deliberate suicides hat has been
brought 10 the public notice during the
past year. There is an air OF romarc
also surrounding the OCCURRENCE woman
being III the Gaze, and being the cause
also, il We may take the suicides own ex-
cuse for the commission Of the deed.
Deceased was a young man named
tutles, not above twenty eight wears OF
age, respectfully connected, and Of good
business habits. About two years ago he
visited Boston, Mass and became ac-
qualnted with a young woman named
smith, OF whom he became chatnored,
and whom he shortly at;erwafd married
Miss SnIth was intoimed that deceased
had Prev.ouHI 3 been married. and lha; bis
wife was still living; but, as deceased
showed his papers Of divorce, she con
sented TO an alliance with him. The par
ties then ca'ue to this city and Iyel to-
gether, though not ve1y a!nlcabIy Snmr
uue ago, lawyer Blaukman told Mrs Tut
tells that The divorce pal ers showed her
by deceased were forged, and that, conse-
quentiy, he was still bound to his first
wife. Up to this tine, Mis- TutleIs had
been engaged in the business Of pattern
aud dress making, having one store on
broadway and another on Canal street
Upon 'arning the tact that deceased was
no! legally divorced fiom lis first wife,
she went 10 Boston and deceased follow Ell
her soon afterwards, ana induced her to
retain. They then boarded together a
week or two, when an open breach WAS
made between The parties, aud Mrs Tut
tei5 took rooms at 55l Broadway. De
ceased took rooms at The Sew ali house. on
the opposite side Of Tie way, aud he,
continued vstlug each other, She remain
ny at lis rooms occasionally and lie al
hers; matters did not 60 on any more
SIN oihly between the Iaittea however.
and on Saturday che paid visit 10 the
house Ui Mr.. tZ.a G.tIcr>eeve. well
k"o"n mere! ant residing at No s. Wet
Twenty sixth street; Airs Giiders!eeye
anG cousin and Mrs. Iu;teIs went Oh II
s!IatlHp UaftV an1 on r,tfiruiuU at u
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13
NOTICE,

IlERSCNS who have subscribed for ths for.-
} Ration ct a CIRCULATING Library, can
uow hand in the amount of their subscriptions,
End all others sho IN to assist in the enter
prise can leave their nuIaes at 7. &. SHOVE'S
Banking Once or 3 my stone The sooner the
requisite amount is obtalL,d the sooner the
ooAs VII be fun ishei.
u. y SHFFAHE
Nm. w., r = ilh fsf.,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

A letter from arebei soldier to the q be-
loved OF his soul" said to have been iu>
tefceptel, contains some touching para
graphs. He says Ny quarters in camp
are pa,sable, but the quarters in my peck
ct are not. Last nigh. had a nudpu1-
die for my pillow, and covered myself
with a sheet OF water. long for more
biscuits and less bullets. How wish YOU
were here. The farther away get from
you, the better like yon."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

STATISTICS OF LIBBY prIsos An amy
Of harmless Yankees have passed through
Richmond, within the year just expiring.
From The statistics Of the clerk of tie
Libby Prison, Mr.. Ross, we learn that.
trom The lst of January 1864 to the 10 Il
Of December Of the sane year 81 $50
Yankee prison ers, Of all grades, nations,
tongues, complexion and kindleds, passed
Tie doors Of Libby as prisoners Of war
This number j, independent OF about wen
y thousand captured at Spoitsy lvania and
elsewhere in EIrgi,ia, who was sent south
without touching Richmond Since the
war began, 225 Geo men have passe the
doors of Tie Libby and departed as prison
ers OF war - R,chmond poper,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13
H~ 4 uoifd ,locka.!a

Eer A noted blockade runner, one
Lamont, just captured of Key Vest. was
eight months in Fort Lafay cite for the
same offence, and received bis pardon up
90 promising not again to engage in the
tho business. \ pretty wits impor'uni-
lies. j, IS said, made h,m break his prom
80. ~ Aas brought him s.sin 10 t:oel.o
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13
The Obsequies eff Mr. Dayton.
Special Correspondence of the Chicago Time.


PARIS, rance, Dec 9.
The funeral cereHRo hies for our minister,
tie Hon. M Da The announcement
of whose sudden death will have sent a
shock throughout our whole country he
fore The arrival OF my letter took place
Gu tuesday last, IN the American chapel.
AT : O'Clock L. N. precisely. Long be-
tore tie hour numbers of Americans had
already taken their places in the church
where the coffin containing The hnnore!
remains was placed on The communion
table, he head being towards the pulpit
iho colin was entirely covered by an
American Il 3, the 5 ars OF which were
fe''ed with Grape, Over this appropriate
drapery were disposed CROWDS all gar.
lands Of the most beautiful white flowers.
combined with evergreeDs with most ex
ceiient effect; and before tie beginning
Of the service Mrs. Bigelow the wife of
our consni, accompanied by Miss pendle
Ton, of Ohio, brought forward y a.arnif
cent garland Of white iiiacs and y cross
and crown OF while canelias, the former
OF Which was arranged AZ the foot, while
tie cross was placed erect at The head Of
Tie coffin. Gu tie night OF the pulpit,
U,S'1 '''o e0'r'""n'on raining. were az
,a'sea 'ha''S Tor me representatives Of
LIS majesty and of Prince NAPOLEON. Six
rows OF pewS were left vacant for tie
'.'o'-''e'' ., 'i'' up omauc corps 4
: ""'" o' nohof' cpm posed OF de-
tioL'' ne"t u 'h'8h''y uncer ALI oillrer Ct
,.sa ~ '""A =, 'o'A 'ne'r p aces ohe-ha'f III
~ ~ 'N1 o"'','' ou,S'ue' anu 1he o'her
Tho - wy ''>'oS'
NIB da r",i, p'eSe",e' oy 'ne
- ,Ea ;,,,1n,;oI "'1' '''",''. y, !. '" '.
%o'1I. .'0"se.'o'u' ana l 'i"'e
E.I,91; - '',' ,ie-'"'''l' "e".
~ ','''>'' Ie ''J'' S'a"'' mas
sl...>,, ~ ""'H : 70
Ps'.''' '''',''.'','1,S 80 H'> n'%l 7>y' wa,
na Ps,I' ~ '''' :, O"'''5t'', e''''5 al
~ "'f, O'''"',' '"' -
"'.' '""sV "'''Ss"'V's "ho
oI''-' "'' a. :" '7'so''' were 'Fi' eSeh.-
''-,'' - ''@',sS al ne corps
tx rnr,,.ii ,,,Ls I'.'|' 80 "''N' ~
wig =" 40 "o' pen
- '"','o '""' '"7 ''"' 81 h'' "'a''.
vas '.isen"S" ~ Si'ec'H'
''''' ~ - g i''Nt ~ -fit !'d tbi ibCihpIE
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1865.
MILWAUKEE NEWS,
Daily, Serni-Weekly & Weekly

r9'HE rec lrrerCe Of another year affords our
l trcrds throughout this and adjoining
States fitting opportunity for IA sfeclal and
grii,rIl effort TO enlarge The circulation of The
Ntws- DAILY, Sei-W eckly and Weekly Ii
tfoIds US plea ure, at the same time to ac--
knowledge their friendly AMI very successful
forts iii his regard during the year just clos
ing and although the pr sent high prices of
material prelude the pecu.iary recompense
&c realized, we have the same desire 70 null
tiply the number Of our read rs
The tone aud character OF THE News, under
it, present MANI cement, are 10" so we'll ora
derstcoi, that it uld he supeItiuous TO in
dblgc il any recital Of our pa t, or proies ions'
for Il tEtmc Suffice it 10 say that i'll all that
gees To make Up a first cas public Journal
latest general and cofn'ucTc'al news by tele-
graph ard otherwise interesting correspon-
dence on cu'reLt topics, courtesy IN argument,
sdrcl erce TO pri' cple literary and miscellar
eUus matters and attention 10 locsl inter SITS,
wacL' TT aif citing our state or the no Invest
generally, it 10 not intended that The NDws
shall hold any secondary position.
We sutjJin the present terms Of the several
editions
Dali. hy mail per year $40 90
per three months $50
senioWeclly by mail, per year 400
" =" - per three IN ontbs 90
Weekly, single ceples per year 200
g.
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Ef- NJ; ntcKEE, Of lie Ke~atnee
EhtyIrj.e J, among the n-mbey tasty
Il 1..... II ths, ~.q1ty
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

~ Forty millions 0! dollars are ih>
es.el il mining enterprise in Colorado,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

g a hundred English factory girls
recently arrived at Lawrence, Massachus
etts. their passage from the old country
having been paid by tie Lawrence Mills
Companies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

~ Hea4 G".. LEw's order,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-13

Watches, Clocks p Il .jtw-tIiy carefully re-
paired al "A ISIS c.I,n ntrtd.