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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

Coz. BURGEss -Aswe passed through
Indianapolis the other day, We had the
pleasure Of meeting our gallant and pa
triosic, pink whiskered friend, Col. Jim.
Burgess, who figured conspicuousIy
during tho war He, with Col. Garland
d. Rose and others are keeping the sher,
man House, opposite the Union Depot
at Indianapolis, which is now headquar.
ters for military men visiting Indianap-
oils. Col. Jim. is looking roseate and
aldermAnic.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
Up the River.

FRoAf MEMPHIS TO LOUISVILLE.
About the Last man we shook hands
With at Memphis, was that model Bohe-
milan who presides over the river column
Of the Public Ledger. BE bears some
kind Of an Italian name, but 10 neverthe-
less q courteous gentleman, and takes
his whisky straight-or mixed. We owe
him one for his courtesies.
Casting off about dark, our pilots,
than whom none better qualified or more
attentive to duty, pointed the head Of
the Saint Patrick up the river, aud she
started out like q thing of lie, crowded
full of cotton and "fair women and
brave men," and We had not been out 81
port an hour before we came TO the con.
clusion that we were among a very
pleasant and affable party Of our fellow
mortsls.
Among the number, we made the sc-
quaintance of Gen. N. A. NJ. Dudley, Of
the Freedmen's Bureau, Col. jefferson,
Of the S.h Wisconsin, and Dr. Il. 8.
Crittenden, of Jackson, Tenn. These,
with Capt Hart were oar room mates
during the day and evening. in Texas,
and we have seldom met a more compan-
ionable set of gentlemen.
Gen. Dudley has served more thaa ten
years in the regular army, and has 8
rich fund Of anecdotes Of lie in the Far
West, aud incidents in the late war for
the Union. DR. Crittenden is highly
accomplished Southern gentleman, thor
oughly loyal, and is remarkably free
from that arrogance land supercilious-
ness that SO frequently. mark wealthy
men at the South, Col. jefferson is one
of those plain, unsophisticated gentle.
men, who, bred on our Western prairies.
knows no guile, and always carries his
heart in his open hand.
We were much interested in listening
to Gen. Dudley on the subject of Freed
men. he fully comprehends the masni.
tude of the subject, and is bending every
energy to its proper solution. Under
his administration we have no doubt
both the plaEter and The negro viii re-
ceive justice, and both be hansEited. He
ia determined that there ahall be no idle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

THE JETTERsoEwLLK RAnRoAD-on
Saturday of last week we had the pleas.
ure Of passing over the JefFersonville
Railroad for the frat time, aud were
gratiied to find il in such fine order
after the immense business II has been
required by the Government and the ne.
cessities Of Commerce to do, during the
last four years. Its chief officers, Messrs
Scott and Ricketts,, are experienced and
efficient railroad men, and Billy Justice
Ia model conductor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
LOST.

n osT "A HUETIEG CASE, GOLD. LEyER
IL WATCH--M. TobiaA's make---Iost In the city
last night. The Under will be su tabls rewarded
BY lsa wing IL at this ONES. octl3.dlt.
nM Oh ABOUT THE sI1TgEaTH or LAST
W August. Black and " hite Spotted Cow,
marked In both ears and Whit spot on each side
Of her neck. whoever will bring her 10 tho
Grocery Store Of JOIN q. Damon Co, corner 81
Third snd Ingie Streets shall be literally reward
ed theref r. ofi-fw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

ouTRAers In KEsruoKr.-A genie.
man frankly informs rs that many out.
RACES upon citizens are Of frequent oc.
currsnce in the region Of Kentucky, ly-
ing between this and the Cumberland
river Parties are passing through
the country and seizing men and hang
ing them up until they consent to di.
vulge where their money Is concealed
They then rob them and let them 60
The perpetrators should be hunted down
and shot, or hanged. %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

PERsoEAL-Among the guests at the
Sherwood House last night we wers
pleased to meet our old friends, CApls
7. c. Buntin, formerly Of Terre Hsute,
and j. N. Alexander, formerly of Cos
port, bat now in business in New Or
leans. Both have served their country
efficiently in The field. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

1% A FIRST rate dry goods or grocery
CLERK wants employment Al once, in a
retail store. For particulars cali q, this
Office, or at the Office Of VIM. Resvis,
Attorney, on Main street, between Third
aud Fourtr, No. est oel3lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

TIE TEETH oFTEx DIE long before
the system loses its youthful vigor. This
should not be go To prevent this spe-
cies Of necrosis use Fragrant SozoDoST.
II keeps the dental bone alive, the en-.
amel spotless, the gums rosy and elastic,
the breath pure and the mouth clean
oclI3-3teod
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
City and State.

NEw Music Mr.. d. Faulds, music
publisher, Of Louisville, has our thanks
for two new pieces Of music-"I am
lonely since you left me" BY Lieut ID.
w. HALEY, and "LiIac Quickstep,4 by
G. Kenkle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

srELEs-our friend Billy Caldwell ia
already 10 receipt Of this celebrated
brand Of Oysters, and proposes to keep
large stock Of them on band dgFins
The Oyster season. He makes liberal
deduction TO the trade. ocl3-1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
LocaI Notices.

JusT So.-Parkhilrs 6ne Pictures are
becoming all the rage. They are GER
tainly executed with wonderful skill.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

CIRCUIT CoURr Yesterday Was COM
menced the trial Of Baum Us. the r. 4
G. Railroad, In the the Circuit Court
Some time ago breakman in the EN-.
ploy Of the railroad, committed an as
sault and battery upon Mr.. Baum, as be
alleges, for which be has sued the road.
We were not before aware that the EN-
ployer was responsible for the acts of bis
employee, unless that employee was act.
ing under the specific orders Of bis en-
pIoyer. Some funny things oe;ur 10
this world.
The docket contains some fourteen
divorce cases, some Of which will doubt
less be interesting.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
AUCTION.
HIRAM NELSON,
u. N. AuCt1Oneer,
Has Remered his Aaetioa Room to
NO. 81 LOCUST ST.

trorR pooKs BrLow TEE SHERWOOD EousKA
Whsrs he viii attend 90 all kinds Of Auction basi-
ness To the selliDg Of Merchandise Wagons
Carriages. Horses, and Real Estate.
Auction days - TUESDAY, THURSDAY azd
sATukDAT OF eAcA week GA
lash advances on oonsignmsEes.
kefers 20 all the citizens Of Evansville whe
know him. -
WA Eivs hta whOls time 80 his haaansm. ala
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
Farm for Sale.

DEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING MY Lo.
ID cation and occupation, ofsr MY Farm for
sale, containing go acres, $50 aerca being IN .
buildings Also, 100 choice grated fruit trees Just
beginning TO bear Said Farm lies le wsh north
OF Evansville, and three miles weat OF ST. jacob
Church. on the II. a q. Railroad. Title perfect
For further particulars enquire the premises.
or ~ letter 60 CynthinHa, Poscy county Ind
au23-u A. u. WILKINSON.
nEM SECOND HAND HAY PaE.S. AND
jys.tf GAFF. COCHRAN co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
BANKING OFFICE OF w. ]
LOWRY & Co,
No /. Rirst Street.

Money loaned at Bank RATES.
New York Exchange sold at ITO
premium
County and City Orders for sale
in sums to suit.
Gold, Silver. and November $40
coupons bought at the highest
rates.
9 per cent. Compound Interest
Notes bought at the highest rates.
F0R SALE "A hrst-claaa Fire
Proof Safe. with Herring's bur
gIar-proof vault. together with
the other fixtures of the Cent?
mental Bank. Apply to
CONVERSE CLEMENT.
TCE TCHg TOD I
Plenty Of Ice BY the eaak or other.
wise, until Christmas, Al cold weather
pricea Z. IsGLE.
sept22-H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
FOR RENT.

TTCR REET-A Trans DWELLING HOUSE,
II situated on the corner Of Tn@d and Walnut
eci2-1wd MORGAN, BEAD a 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

16- Fresh meat and vegetables and
apples this morning. at the New York
Market CAKaoDY a READ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

REcoRpEE's CoURT.-Two or three
plain drunks we're about all the cases
disposed Of in the Recorders Court yes
terday.
John MeKirk in consequence Of his
inability to raise The sum Of IS 30,
which his honor charged him for bis
spree, went TO board il out With Charley
Long. 4f
Alfred Russell paid 81 IS for the lux
ury Of getting drunk. fH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
OA0&hhDAG rAVGGh
At Private - ale :
Fine Opportunity for an I'm
vestment.

tEnHR PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE
Il heirs Of jas. Maxwell, Mt present occupied by
n. J. Oobeii, situated short distance from Nv.
ansville, y now onersd for sale on easy tarma.
The Tract 10 divided Into lots rnnetug In sIye
FROM sig 70 twenty acres, having flne mont upon
the old Plank State Road leaeing ont Main
strsot.
For plat Of tho land and further particulars
enquire q J. II. MAXWELL,
once Bodiam Goal Mines, watsr ST.,
between Main and Locust, Evansville, Ind.
aaQ8 m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
DRY GOODS
.sGeorgia" sheetines

tHE FAVE RECEIVED on coHsTGsMKST
w atty bales q Augusta shsstings, which
= viii sEil ~ tbs b4ls at lsas tksn Sew York
4 asstznzs can - boaxhf hers for. II ~
sspDaz BEoENs DUEzERsoE a co. 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
FOR SALE.
L,oR sALE-2,oOo MoLAssEs BARRgL Is.
T oefA-at HEMEMT vIEIE

L,0R sALE-2,Ooo moLAssEs BARRgLs.
III oeiB-3t BEMEhT N vIELE.
A FRAME COTTAGE FOR eALE-C0NTAIN
IA ing rooms a cellar. citteTn, stable, ke., IN
a-geod locality above Main street. Apply 20
ooi0 BaAoKELFORD a HOkNhhOoK.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE CHEAP
IN House contains Sin rooms, good CELLAR, els.
trns, wood shed, stable Lot ~ by 15O In q
good location. Inquire ut this Office, Of
JOHN 8. motoRKLE,
oo7.dzw Corner Of Oak aud Fourth sts.
LrOR eALE.-ABour lb.sQUAhEs or SLATE
IL Will bo sold cheap BY
JOHN q. Mo JORKLE,
ocT.2w Corner Fourth aud Oak Hlrs cts.
Lr0R sALE-I01s ACRES or LAED, IL or
~ which 10 Vineyards o Brick House With q
rooms, eisierns and spring, Orchard Of Apples,
Peaches aud Peara, miles fre M town. Apply 10
Gets sHAoKELF0RD HOBNBR0ok.
A NEW FRAME HOUSE, COMPLETELY
"A anishsd, and IN desirable part Of the city,
for sale by
ssps0.tfI eHAcKELFoRD HoREBRooK,
Oh ACRES OF TIMBER LAND, TWO AND A
W half miles from the city, for sale by
sHAOKELFoRDA H0RHBROOK.
sspzTsu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

We have seat the youth 20 grass in
times past, and will try to do it again
tomorrow, at least we will give them g
GehtciHg for IL viii leave First street
at one o'clock III.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

stating location, terms, &c. octfS-d1w.
WAHTED-AE hGEHT-IH EVERY STATE,
w county and township ia the United States,
for The Petroleum v. Nasty Papsrs.1 n. w.
Carroll Co, publishers. his work Is the most
humorous ever pristed and viii sell more rapffIy
thaa any subscription book ever publish q. II
will be richly bound fB hns English cloth printed
on excellent paper, and sith bold tyre. eas
HinsTA atoms willie nunseFon and we'll executed.
The people want just such boob 70 mako tins n
"laugh and grow fat" President Lfueola ono
day, nearly worn out By = e pressare % Official
duties, pushing everything else aaide, remaFksd
to q friend: Have you Eesp the Nasty Papers ,"
No, have rot" was tbs answer. Who il
Easby7s' "Thers IL chap out 10 Ohio,v ~.
piled the President, :" who has been writing q
series Of letters In fhe newspapers. y
am going 10 write 70 Nasty 10 eome dewn here,
anc intend 70 tel him II hs will ccnmHnicafe
HIS talent 70 me Will swop places with him.
Agents viii stst their experience, n any, and
will name several counilss IN the order Of their
choice. We give the highest commission, and
have,no back freight charges
JOSEPH l.. TOPHAM 6 CO.,
O.. X. cor, Fourth and Vine Streets,
aeFsZT. I'm Glrr4ouaH. Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
MUSIC.


TEE FLOWERS THAT RLo0M IS BEAUTY.
l. Words By YfoLETTE WOODS. Music By
Prof CH. MATTHIAS. Prize 50 coats. by mail
This i nsw and pretty Ballad. nd will BE-
come very popular, being one Of Pr0l. Matthias
best eforGs For sale st
seP2s WARREN q CoNYEGr0S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
Agents w anted

--TOK THT-
STANDARD HISTORY or THE
W n II
COMPLETE In uns LARGE ROYAL OCTAVE
W VOLUME o. ever 1000 pages, spleBdtdiy tilus-
Gntod with III fine portfa II Of Generals and
oattle.scenes. This IL inst the book this pe0l IL
wait, end ltsssLts q rare chance for agents.
Teachers ladies enfrgfiic men aDd especially
fofrrDed AMI disabled officers and soldiers 10
want OF profitable employment Will ind u pacu-
Hafly adopted 10 their condition. fend for cir
cuiAre and 500 terms. ta
Address, JONES, BROS. A CO,
sep1a,3m I4S Wet 4tb 3 rect. Cihc'npsti, o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

TIE New Accommodation who
desire to witness the Peep o'Day,"
should not neglect the opportunity az
forded tonight aud tomorrow night
Few If any plays have ever engaged
such run, and few have deserved it,
aud we doubt IL any stock Company in
sne country can produce It to better ad-
vantage, than the one now playing at
the New Metropolitan All the actors
ara perfect in their parts, and it has
produced a perfect fi4rore during the
week It viii be produced but two nights
more
Masonic HALL-Do not forget that
Prof Slate opens his budget Of wonders
at Masonic Hall tonight. Those fond
Of the marvellous aud beautiful, in
science and art, should attend his enter
tainments.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
A Good Farm for Sale
A Fine Cottage Residence

A ND FIFTY ACRfs OF LAND ron SALE.
II naar She city Of Evansville, Ind. Coed or,
ehArds garden, carr iage house, we'll OF COED water
etstsrna. Ae., Ia the best stats OF ~ palr
Apply % sHAeKELFoRD a n0RRBRooK.
esp - diff.
"A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND Bill
n LARD FALCON, With Furniture 10 coed
order, ON Main street ia Vincennss.
villa, Ind
sep20-eaw W. p. CHANDLER.
pITTsBuRG COAL AND COKE. IN quantIticu
II 10 suis purchasers.
RRITx a HANEY,
Corner OF Canal and Ingle Stessts.
August 1s-tl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
WANTED.

WANTED Beard IN aprfvats family for rnan
end wife. Address, u. T. T., Lock Boz w,
stating location, terms, &C. ootf3-dIw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

We are glad that we are Benedicis
Especially our Ssmival"
nThougb o. ms spurn Hyusns gsntls pow. rs,
We, who Inn rove bis golden hour
BY sweet sTpsFisncs kacw
Tha uaFfiss-, rightly undsrsteod,
Gives 10 the tsndsF aid tbs good
A paradise bsiow -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

eel9 iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
WORKINGS s..t 10 All parts 20
REPAIR Boilers

pw-An orders viii rsoeiys our fndlyfdo.l ..x-,.
nsn and wib b promptly niisd on the nosi
rsns0nabis tsrua
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

n@- We solicit "a easly inspeetlon Of our Stock i,
sa1 al. bsrstogore sni l ~ promise 70 give
- az aa equiFaient for thslr D9ney.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08

cEs- 4 couple of pictures were Fersant
ed to the world las, week, in New York,
vli,b speaks volumes. A Lig meeting at
he Cooper Institute, made W tf the re-
lj4jous portion Of Tie Guy. voted to raise
100000 for a nlgger college in Penn
sylvana. Not far from the spot where
this l3nalon was determined On, six " bite
human beings -fa,her, mother, and four
little ouea-the oldest only five years,
were diving for want of food, gament and
fuel haf.naked, enaciated skeletons,
these poor creatures were beings allowed
to perish, while millions were wasted upon
Jea>1ly sensual, lazy, worthless blacks.
The mother was dead the five others IA t
verginy 10 that condition, when discovery
was made. These poor creatures were
only white citizens, natives Of Germany.
| There are thousands more moving rapid
" on TO the same desti,utiou, while these
pous niggerites see nothing, hear nothing,
smell nothing but Sambo. Millions tor
the rigger, not mill for the white man
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08
3 The Montelo Express records a
brutal murder as follows:

On Monday Of this week a nan named
White, residing about one mile from he
village Of Princeton; Green Lake county,
was found dead 10 his corn field, sho.
through tie head. The murdered man
was bachelor, and lived by himself IL
was an eccentric individual, and always
carried his money. Of which he was sup
posed to have a considerable amount, in 4
bag, and which he invariably kept with
him. Whea bis body wHg discovered,
~ money was on it, aud it is though. he
was murdered for bis money. An Inquest
was held, which elected facts sufficient to
establish strong conviction that such vs..
the fact Suspicion seems to fall upor
three brothers by the name Of Bowers arc
who have been arrested as knowing some
thing about the matter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08

TIE LAST SMUGGLING DoDGE.-An in
genious scheme for smuggling whisky
from Canada into the United States las
JUS, been detected. There were ,hirty-two
women on board Of one railway train
bound to the United States, who held in
,heir arms weat Cat fist appeared to be
babies carefully wrapped up with neat
little feet exposed TO the gaze Of passen-
gers. Upon Investigation i! was discovered
that they were tin eases, fashioned after
the simiIitude Of babies, containing from
three TO five gallons Of whisky. About
thirty Of the women we're arrested, and
oyer Que hundred gallons Of whisky Sc.
cured.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08
How the Western People pay Tribute
to New England.

The Newport Mass } Herald furnishes
the following argument in favor Of pro-
lection, which We commend to all who
are compelled to pay to New England
manufactures
TIE james steam mill, on Wednesday
declared dividend Of - per cent. It.
earnings during the past Elk months have
beea more than 80 par cent, but the
fluctuations in the ma ket le to cautions
o erations, and they reserve full half Their
earnings This mill, with capital oi
$3.50 600, in the past four years has paid
the stockholders SAP 500, and to-day is
worth enough more than it was then to
make its earnings a bait million Of do'iars.
The James steam mill i! is alleged is
not an exceptions! case. lis profit, are
not larger than the average profits OF
Massachusetts, manufacturers for the same
period.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08
Il II i = I LOT

TnAnxsGIvI>G DAY.-This day (fhurs-
Gay), is upon US with al is peasant
associations aud manifold JOYS and pleas
ures, and We are rejoiced at its annual
return. This is one of those institutions
Of New Fnclard which has come o be
regarded by the people as worthy of Icing
established among tie national holidays,
aud has grown from a State into e
National institution under the prcc,ama,
ton Of the President, and will be ceieDra>
ted throughout tie whole North by all
natonaliiies. Families, neighboTs, and
friends will everywhere gather around the
festive board, and their hearts will be full!
Of thauks sgisings for the blessings they are
permitted to e. j1y. Though many circle
viii regret the absence Of dear ones for
ever lost, those present will feel thankful
tha, their own aud the fate Of the country
is no ~Or>e
Tie printers are especially favored on
this day--the hearts OF their patrons are
opened to their condition, and blessings
flow in upon them in the shape Of fish,
flesh, aud fowl, until there is hardly room
in their cramped larder to stow them. 1t
has ever been SO with US, especially since
we came to Mauitowoc. The farmers and
grocers never forget us-and we know
they would feel amply paid for their many
favors did they know bow thankful We
feel for their generosity. Iudeed Thanks
giving Day is most glorious institution,
and We yenerate it next to the UNION,
and regret that the descendants Of the
Puritan fathers have not adhered with
equal tenaci,y il their love fot both.
We, in the observance Of Tie doy SET apart
by the Pre,ident, shall feel most thanAtu!
tha. the Union Is rot yet DESTROYED.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08

CrG CLAIMS AGAT>sr ENGLAND -
New York paper has rumor from
Washington that the strongest possible
grounds will be taken by our government
IN the matter of our relations with Greal
Britain; that our claims will be backed
NJ, if necessary, by the whole military
and naval force; aud that an army o
observation, numbering not less thar
$4,000 men, viii be placed on the Cana
dian frontier before the middle of mex
month.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08
The Vote Of Wisconsin,
From the Boston Courier.

TIE reuniiictu Iauats ar. .hv ,f ram
municatIpo to their readers tbe fact that
the npo,,e Of Wisconsin have reiar,ad t,v
m ,,i;r ~ "a, ,I,,,..nl ,ho on,,s,;,,,
a,,,-rl,,,,n, ~, -, of,,,
f,aro',, ,b., ,.o,,~of9 nI.7a,rh - ror,,tI;
can ,i,,Ls, w.s car,;aI W. ,ns;,,,,n of
savan IN, rsa,d vo,as IA ~, ~, oI.
nn,,+or + ,o,.r,,o, !. H., .,..o =, n,o Ia.,
,ar.ns ras o1ly M, Tno Snr;nn6oI, +,
Pcnubi,c,n sa,s ..Connoc,icul hos cnr,
P.|y a. L" "e,'' III l""' All ''e west Is
WIN ''e' we nave !o' 10 'aNe 'hie az"
eI"'"l7 '"9 people, No'h'' : e'Se VIII ac-
com 'i7 o'J'c'. 7"ee'S VIII. not Il"
~ "a ''"'e "'''' 1t, ",e'''Sen'e VIII. yer!
a. ~ am We o''''''e' " y |" ''''
no,.'' - ',.N'' ".'" ''' r. ''n''e''' :
- '!''' 81 - = -
"'.'O" 'o'N ''''e a. NE 'i''i "
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08

BEowS We, with many of our citizens
had the pleasure of meeting Mr. n. A
BRowN in town Ibis week. He is the
manufacturer Of BRowN's Kenosha Ale
celehFa'ed throughout the West as the
beaithiest beverage known among tie
people, and for sale by many of our sa Don
keepers. BKowN's bosom covers large
heart. lie must come again, and stay
longer. We like him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08

TREAsoS-It is stated that Maj Gen
BUTLER has spent much of bis time lately
in research aud examination Of treason
trials and the laws Of war and of nation,
and is confident that either DAVIS or
ROBERT E. LEE can be convicted and
hung and that it is due to The living and
TO the dead that they should expiate their
crimes upon the scafoId. Beast BUTLER
is making out strong case against hi:
own neck.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08

A GRowL FROM ENGLAND.-The release
Of JoHS MitCHELL is not liked in England
The London Star says:
" We feel it to be an act Of unkindness
to this country, an encouragement 10 the
FeDian disturbers Of the peace, and pro
ceeding calculated to make US less couf
dent in the interference Of the United
States government with the fitting out o.
privat,er or aLy warIike expedition upon
which these foolish people may embark tc
CRAFTY tlei, hostility or heir vanity"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-08

Accidents Mr. EtYHAIDo NEYNoDs
Of Mishitot', WAS badly injured on the
% II uit, while working around q thrczh-
ing machine ID the town Of kos>uth. Hi,
Lett hand wss roTn into shrei- b. being
caught in the machinery while oilirg i.
Ii. lab vas atnpu,ateI between the
wrist and elbow.
CuAs A, BARsApD, Of Rock.aul. met
with yearly similar accident at Reedvii'e
on the 30.h. Tire of the fnge.s Of hj-
lett hand were crushed while oiirg the
marhuery The index finger, which va,
a.n badly iljnrel, was saved, While The
rest were ann nratcI. Dr.. BRowN at,
tended both ca,es