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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11

Feuer0t maid to FTedesaessOsrg--C0p OF
NiSetg-Jice toms of 1o6acco and Four Hun
dred PrjS0ne rS-SOuthern Items. .A3 -
hil' = PHILADELPHIA, March 10. &
The Evening Telegraphs Washington dis
patch says the Star states that on Monday
last thirteen transports with troops from
fortress Monroe, accompanied by The gum
boats Commodore Read and Yankee, proceed
ed up the Rappahann0ck river on a raid, the
principal object being to capture large guam
tity OF tobacco, known to have been sent from
Richmond to fredericksburg, to be struggled
into our lines.
On its way the expedition proceeded cau-
tously, and the gunOoats secured the river
thoroughly for torpedoes. A schooner bound
up with cargo OF whiskey and salt was cap
tured. The crew and cargo were removed,
when the schooner was blown up. On arriv-
ing at Fredericksburg it was found TO be gar
risoned by squad OF rebels. A body of troops
aud sailors were landed, who succeeded in
capturing the tobacco. 1t was manufactured
tobacco, amounting to 95 tons, and estimated
to se worth $3S0,00O. The country about
fredericksburg was secured pretty effectually,
and during the raid over 400 prisoners were
taken. An extensive eontraband trade had
been organized by tae rebels on the Kappa
hammock, and the expedition was designed to
break it up. As the vessels passed down the
river on their return, g number of deserters
came off from the shore.
The Bulletin publishes q copy of the bill to
arm negro slaves, read in the rebel Congress.
1t says it will pass with the vote of the Vir-
ginia senators.
The Bank of Virginia is redeeming its notes
at the rate OF six for one in gold
The Enquirer calls upon the government to
seize the gold for the defense OF Richmond
The Fayetteville Telegraph assures its
readers that it is not the wish of the govern
ment to conceal anything from them, but to
preventif possible the Yankee forces in Will
mington South Carolina from learning any
thing of the movements of zach othar-
- The Richmond Despatch says Grant erect
ed number of observations along his Hatch
er's Run lines, and from the tops his signal
corps takes daily observations Of all that
passes in our camps. We have every day
fresh instament OF runlors in relation to Sher
man and his movements, but we are still with
out official or ether authentic information on
the subject. By recent arrivals from the
Shenandoah valley we learn that all is quiet
in that quarter. iaa ssg2
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11

GoLD.-Gold opened in New York yester-
day morning at 100 7-s, ran up to 1el A, and
then down to 1856 SO, closing at the Board at
1877 2. At Gallagher's Exchange in the ev-
ening it closed at 1879 3-S.
The effect of the fall in gold was to entirely
unsettle the markets both in New York and
Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11

THE attention of confectioners, hotel keep.
ers and families, is respectfully invited to
Burnetts Flayoring Extracts. Is
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11
TEETH TEETH TEETH /.

DR.. u. sti continues to Extract Teeth by Efeeffit
tty fc'thoat Pain. Persons having deeayed zee u
or stumpa they wish to have removed fcErBe<tfnR
he would give polite invitationfo call.
Superior = teefro SsdgRetic Machines fofsde fcF
family use with thorough instrpctions.<s 81 sr,i
! Dr. ~. can aatommodate few patients with
board and treatment at HIS house. ~ -
CsAee L aufa srex1 5 O'Clock ~. TO l2M..t
from TO p NJ. nnd 7 70 in the Evening.
Oonsritstion Free. nOvl1
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RsaeIs Mnekat .

REV YoRK, March TO-
second Soa5a.-Stocks stronger.
A4,efiSs.i y Olo " .r.,, 1oI9
United States 6's 1881 coupons .ll0s
United States $40 coupons. .1i04
UniIed States lO-40 coupons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Col Cold closed at Gallager's Evening Exchange at
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11

DUPREz & GREENS Minstrel Troupe and
Brass Band viii give one entertainment only
on their return from the east, this evening at
City Hall. Their engagements west preclude
stopping any longer in this city. ll'who
wish to enjoy pleasant entertainment and
good music will attend. A crowded house,
as usual when this troupe performs, will
greet them. 1aNsa
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11
.E8v n1 eCrx4c4+~r

The ElleanatiS the EQUITY, tho lame and thoslazy
leap vi "a Joy and with the egiity aRd elastcs
ty Of youth; tee heated brain is ooolod; the frost
bitten iibs restored, the uneouth defcrmitios re-
sfengtni the blind made to see the deaf TO hear and
the pelseo form to move upright; the bleE7jshes OF
youth obIiteTetod the accidents of mature life
preyen ted tho eesrlities Of cid age pbyiated, Eno
A aQttge GIG llatian Iaeinfairedn N - -
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11
Death of Gen. WIsstnev.
kess gcsbs IaorEsct.

NEW YORK, March 10.
Maj. Gen, Whiting, a rebel prisoner, died at
Governors Island to-day. a
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11

Who have cold hands snd feet; weak stomaohsl
lame and weak backs; reyvous and sick headache;
dizzness and swimming in tho head, with indiges-
ton sna constipation oi the bowels pain in the side
and back; lcuccrYhGa, Tor whises); falling OF the
womb with internal esneors, tunors, polypus, and
all tina long train Of diseases viii find In Electric
lty etrs means Of cure For painful menstruaticn.
too pFcfEse foeDstruation Epdal of those long line
Of trcpbies with Young ladies, Electricity certain
specific and wiz IN short tirs9 restore the sufferer
q the viOnr 0f haalth TIT
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For Sale.
Gonartnership Notice.

u This day formed aeopartnership under der
ME- hsye ,n Of G.. 4 A. b. HAYES. fortbe
w IRE Irving on the business OF Wool Fuhng
pu- pose Q GEO, NJ HAYES,
and IansHaas ABNER b. HAYES.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11
nv TELEGRAPH.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA,

AdUance of the FederaIs from Ne,rbern-
Capture of Fayetteville = Gen. sherman
Moving on Raleigh = Panic Among the
Negroes.
NEW YORK, March 10. =
By the arrival of the steamer Dudley Buck,
from Newbern March 9th, we learn that 10 to
Saturday night, the 4sh inst, warm showers
had been falling ior week, which made the
roads bad. The weather cleared up on Satur-
day night, and when the Dudley Buck lett
there was promise Of good weather. The
roads being sandy they will be hard and good
in few days.
The enemy had sfelled great numbers Of
trees across the roads and paths leading from
NewbeTn to Kinston, which were being renov-
ed by force advancing from Newbern, which
was within a short distance OF Kinston when
the Dudley Buck left.
Refugees who had arrived in Newbern all
stated that Fayetteville, No, was in our pos
session last week, and Sherman was within for
ty miles of Raleigh, and that the rebel soldiers
were deserving by companies, and in some in
stances by regiments; that most OF them were
retiring to their homes that the people pay
biit little heed to the proclamation OF Gov.
Vance calling them to arms; that in most
places in North Carolina the people go forth
70 meet Sherman with words of welcome, and
are not particular about placing their stock
and supplies out of his reach Many of the
Inhabitants OF western North Carolina were
on their way to meet their relatives and friends
in Shernan's army, with their wagons well
stored with provisions, native wines, and such
other comforts as Sherman's Union visitors
will relish.
From the tone of the Raleigh press, with
the exception of the Confederate, it would
seem as though no one could have the hardi
hood to entertain hope for the success of the
Coniederacy.ss 4,aa
The Progress says Sherman will soon be in
possession of Raleigh, and viii go wherever
he desires. n.gt4 a44 a
Quite panic has prevailed among. the ne
groes in North Carolina since the announce
ment that they are to he conserjpted to fight
in the rebel army. The rebels are now gath
ering them up Tor hisSpufpose. A strong
combination exists among the conservative
shareholders to resist this measure, some of
whom are arming their slaves in order that
they may be able to delay the rebel authori-
ties, and thus detain their servants, who ex-
hibit readiness to fight for their masters and
their homes rather than for the rebels. 3ys
The Progress says great numbers Of negroes
are docking to Sherman's army, with the as
sistance of their masters, with the promise that
they will return aud work tor wages as soon
as 1t will be safe for them to do so. This gives
the negro question an Interesting aspect. 1t
will not delay Sherman's movements, however.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11
franklin Family School,
.a FOR BOYS.

TOPSHAM, - MAINE.
NNbE Spring Term of this highly srccessful school
Il will oommen March 10. For "Circular'' &c.,
please adGres, the principal. 1r aI. l-u
fsb7Mwssw W. JOHNSON. N. "A.
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-3O LOAN.
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

insse Notes are issued under date of A-grst 18th,
ana ara payable three years from that time, in
ha,, u'Y' CT ara convertible at the option of the
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-11

Sheridan Occupies Staunton-F Federal Forcss
from East Tennessee Marching Lynch
biwg--A60ndOnnaeHt of Richmond.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-05
EF2 i'ToEs.3EG

Man;-ovoe County Court. STATE of Wiscaa-
sin, Manis2wo County, 5. Ia he matter Of
tis osta Of ElIcatine HofmoD, deceased.
~ this Josh dlv o. : "a 4. D 1859, UPON
- reaaing ana fling tie petition OF Uaroi:ne
Bahcnaer, l.. vices # tie deceased, st,tnc
that Valentine Koioan q tie County OF iani.
7owoc, died inte-t-te OF or ascut tie S,h DAY
"t June 1853 and PRAYING that Ch istiin Z
Gchanuis he appointed guardian to &c miner
heirs o. the sale deceased. 1t is Ordered, that
said application be heard before ne, at tie z, o
bate Once in Tho village OF Maii5owoc, Oh the
5th day Of Nay 4 D. 1863 at &c o'clock i. r.
Aud it is flrtLer Ordered, tHat notice OF said
application and Tearing be given by publishing
4 copy It us order 70. thiee successive weeks,
arae IL c-ch week. IN the ianitoyGc Pilot, q
.evsrafci n intei IN ID yID5se, prior to said
hearing, By t,e Coart.
GEO. u. BARKER,
County Judge.
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Town 90, Range 25.
VILLAGE OF NESuDTO
VILLAGE OF TWO RIVERS.

OTIS Blocks Lots Rfoc,-.
10 81 :
23912
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Ass Probate.


Manitowoc County Cour,, State of Wiscon-
sin, Manitowoc County, SIS. In the matter of
the estate of Joseph Kellncr. deceased.
ON this 9th day Of April, A. b. 1855, upon
~ reading and fling the petition OF Maria
kel!ncr, stating ,hat Joseph Keilncr Of the
County Of Aianitowoc, died intcstate on or
about the 27tl day Of January 1863, a4d pray
ny that the last viii and testament Of the dc
ceased be admitted to Probate Il is Ordered
that said application be heard before nc, at
The Probate Office in tho town and County Of
Manitowoc, on the 22d day oflIay A. D. 1863,
at 10 o'clock \. NJ And it IS further Order
cd, that nC-ice Of such application and hearing
be given BY publishing & copy OF this order for
three successive wcCEs, once i, each eek, in
the : MANITowoC PILOT" a ne sparer Tri;.-
ted in said to and County. prior to said
hearing. BY the Court.
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
NicuitOToc. April 81 1863
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TAX NOTICE,
State Of Wisconsin, County of lIanitowoc,
County Treasnrer,s Office.

Etatt VI NI9VVI.II JUfGlIE OF Nlll(CWOc- 4
County Treasurer's Office.
Manitowoc, April 8, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in conformity
IN with chapter % of the general laws Of
1859, and chapter "a of the general laws Of
1861, and chapter II of the general laws Of
1862. and chapter 80 Of the general laws Of
1864. 50 much Of each tract or parcel ef land
described in the following statement, as may be
necessary for the purpose, will be sold on the
second Tuesday OF May next, it being the 9th
day Of May 4. D. 1865. and the next succeeding
DAYS, By the Treasurer Of Manitowoc county
aforesaid at public auction at his Office in the
Village Of Manitowoc, to pay the taxes charges
and interest due thereon for the year 1864, and
the Volunteer Bounty tax levied in 1869 and
returned unpaid to this Office to wit
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TOWN Or MEE}iE.
IlsCu II, RGpqe 20
TOWN OF CLNTREVILLE.
VILLAGE Ot CENTkEVILLE.
TOW \ u LAION.

Lot Blk Lot BIZ Lot Rl'
: IL
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- -" 9"I D N"' HC'l
TOWN OF LIBERTY.

O1cn -, IuNgc u.
Section Section Section
nTq neq 81 uWl -Wq b SWq ncu 81
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GtEsHS. a. Esy,aITER.

J1-ti>e of the Peace, No;sly Public, Genera
Coaveva"ctr, ard Agent for the Milwaukee,
Maruel I2suanCe Company. VIII attend to
the rayioent 81 Taxes, =. of:cc south Of
the Court House.
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II }rj'ase Subscribers, ra,n left by the Car
rier - 90 per sunun.
10 had aud Office Subscribers, GO i,ra.
rsp5i ts oasanee.
az Advertising al the usra! rates.
job ,p-&Il1-t, :l4Li.
Having q large ana varied assortment Of JOB
type, snd Two PASSES, the Proprietor is pre-
pare! to execute al kinds Of Jon PaINTIxG on
short notice and 81 fair prices.
90 All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at
this office in payment Tor WORK or papers,
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SsS&<s. n. Yvs5OlsaN.

attorney and CounSel}or at Law,
ust;ce Of the Peace, and 30 ry Public. Far
tieuiar after ton gwen to ttl Getting, &c Of
ice on York Street, Nantowoc Wis, nl-tf
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EpELE TREESl

7 HAVE lot IT the best Apple frees
ever braul mo tl town and viii sell
t.sTn to f.rmcrs I'd ctefs at 'ar price. Cal
- my store. VI II, HORN,
&..t-sac "A. - T.a.,
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q. V0GssESGg g. sIn,,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Grocerie>, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla-s, Nails
c.c. Produce of all kinds wanted, NIT
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7 50 acres N south east quarter OF Section
i % Town 20, Range 81. adjoining village
plat Of Nc-hoto Sixty five acres irnroved.
VIII re ro'd -hr,o. f.,. cash T.nonirc ~ Of "a
r. HAMILTON GrFFtT
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E2laso The nartnershin hcrcla

ESlssC s.EasoD. The partnership hereto
fore existing under the name and firm Of small
ley. Prick s Co., IS this day dissolved By mu-
tu4l consent Of all parties interested. al de-
mands against the late firm, and all uup.fd
bills viii be collected and paid at the oa.5s Of
the NaItowcc Foundry.
E. J. SMALLET.
Nanitowoc. April 9th 1sG5
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lEEESssg.T0y $ <EssraT.

At'orHeyS and Counscliors Ut la,
Office on York Street, MlniIowcc Nan &C
County Wis. Collections promptly at, i
TO-. =
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q. 3lzs ar.
.Srrrsyor oad Girl EngMGrr.

= county. O.d-rs iott at tie store Of Il.
Naloney VIII te Dro1'ptig attended 10.
,r,lrt
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TOWN Or MAPLE GROVE.
Torn 20, Rangc 81.
VILLAGE OF kEEDSViL!! +.
Torn 10, Range q

Blocks / , 3 4 ) 8 10 IL II l31f1516
II Is 10 20 d % . p - 2G y except lots -
IL; % % 80 81 b 80 81 35 SO 81 30 80 u
- II A l6 Il As 10 80 81 IS except lots
10 Is 10 20.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01
Indian Affairs.

FORT LARAMIE. July 27.--One
the thousand Cheyennes, Sioux, Ar.
rapoboe, Blackieet and few Camau-
cles attacked Platte Bridge Station
on the Telegraph Rohd, on Thursday.
The garrison numbered less than $50.
Theflht lasted two days resulted in
heavy loss 10 the Indians, The loss
on our side was Lieut. Collins and
one enlisted man OF The llih Ohio
cavalry killed and thirty four men
wounded, twenty-five Of whom belong
ed TO the lllh Kansas Regiment
The Indians retreated 10 The west,
tearing down telegraph poles and de.
stroying the wire. A note was pick.
ed up on the battle field, written by a
white prisoner recently captured on
the South Plat, which says the In
dians do not want peace, bat are
fighting for all time; that we had
killed one Of their chiefs in fight, and
they are going TO destroy the tele-
graph, and that they expect reinlore.
menls. Tie body OF 1t. Collins was
horribly mutiIated. His hands and
feet were cut off, his throat was cut
and his heart torn out. He WAS scalp.
ed and had over one hundred arrows
ir him. There seems TO be not the
slightest disposition on The Part of the
Indians for peace, and il can only be-
obtained by severely puni.hing them.
One Of the Powder River columns is
now moving the join the force from the
Platte Bridge, which rs following The
Indians. It is stated that all the
troops intended for the Indian expe-
dition would have been in the field
long ago, bad not The contractors
failed to deliver supplies according TO
the terms of their contracts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01

Ia tie same speech, Gen. sherman
ssyA whh lhe ar q man whose
lsursls are sbandssi, Z" ] thoaghi Of
tia, STAR ss Afisssas Post albosgh
ssberl claimed H. add they may have
Il Il thsy wsns Il, and thas aings che
honor rather more di-dainfally ihan
gracefully 70 some one else. These
are nos questions u history, and al
thoBgb BOT Is important a. some, vii
q 4bs.ess receive The tull attention Of
,bose uhose business il il 70 ser that
honor i given 70 ahom il i doe. TIL,
i starting from Tie beginning and
before our general. are through With
the ~ speeches and reports, thr suisse
quyn, vents u the war all noel
likely be brought up for review.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01

Gen. Sherman in bis speech at ST.
Louis, gave Gen. Halleck credit for
originating The plan q breaking the
rebel line by the perpendicular line
Of the Tennessee, which was execut-
ed BY Gen. Grant IN bis r5neIson
and $ iloh campaign. This has call
Ell forth letter fom a staff officer
who claims that honor for Gen. Buell..
Upon this the New York Rrening
Post enters the contest, and explains
that the credit belongs 10 neither Hal
Leek nor Baell, bu, 10 Gen. Fremont
About the time OF is successful ac-
accomplishment. il was said iha, Gen.
Siegel was lhe Anihor a the plan.--
olhen have coniendrd that Gen.
Grant, Who led the forces in that
sasnPaigu, Sss no. q mere ,ool 10 work
cot The thoughts Z others. ihough
tia, otkcrr has ihus iar been conlen,
with the honor d ibe execution au.
said pctbirg sl-u 'he rlgnping
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01

CorLpS'r CeNK iT-" Why. mr.
dear sf. hos d. yua d. said a can.
d'da'e 10 voter yesterday motnink.
" have not sseu you ttr year. -
Oh yes, said the voter, have
passrd yuu on tho street Every week
fur The past SIX moalhs, bal Spa did
col speak 20 me. Certainty did
no, zee you. s,r. ai~ay. happy 90 greet
my old friends. Bu: how happy and
well ,ou hook --snd how young You
cant be over forty" said the oandi.
date. SlHiy-si1 my neat birth day"
was the reply, Il II possible 7
never would have thought it--lha's .
beautiful pair Of suspenders you wear.
Did Jour daughter make them -
No, SIR, my wife, Your wife l
thought she was dead My first
wife is dead, bot my second y living"
All how IS the baby n Dead
three years ago" said the old man
with a sigh. "Beauiiiul girl she WAS"
p Il was a boy. sur "Ah. remem-
ber--a lovely boy with laslrous black
eyes and raven hair" mo, sir. gray
eyes and red hair, and very badly
scaIded." Have you good appe.
title p First rate Take this
quarter of lamb ard some OF those po-
tatoes home" Thank you. sir. bui
IL il is all the same, would prefer
some sturgeon and onions" I" Can |
do anything else for you = " Not
now Well, call upon me at any
time between this and--bui. see here,
M friend, want you to do me n "a.
vor. am a candidate for ---- -,
aud want your vote" / am very
sorry" said the voter, /" but ! have
already promised my vote TO one Of
your opponents. and have been spok.
en- TO b) two others. would like 10
vote for ALL The candidate turned
ava, with sigh, rejecting that nei.
Their his compliments 10 the cd mans
youth, or his suspendels. or his kind
remembrance OF bis wife and lovely
baby, or his present oil lamb and POI
tstoes, could secure him the vote Of
an iIiiterate man, Petersburg Va }
Express.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01

WAR Is THE Monroe Doc
Trina Mir. Monroe stated il. in his
message in Dec. 2, 1923. in clear and
explici. ~ords, as folloN
With the existing colonies or
dependencies Of any European power
we have not inierirred and shall not
interfere. But with the governments
who have declared their Independence
aud maintained ii, and whose indepen
dence &c have on grea, consideration.
and on just principles aeknow leged.
We could not view any jnierposHiou tor
the purpose Of depressing them. or
controlling in any oiher manner their
de,dny. by any European power. in
any other hight than a. = % antics A.
ton o. 81 usAfisndly disposition TO.
var' the Utited Siaies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-01

The inhabitants OF Dooly County,
Ga, have expressed their Unionism
in the following words
Hhereas, We have for four years
most bravely and CALAMITY contended
lor our rights with the United States T;
and
Hhereds, We have been over
powered by numbers
"Resolred, That We will for the
present submit to the Constitution OF
the United States and all laws ia ac-
cordance with the same.
Resolred, That We will put down
all vagracy and crime, espec ally
among the BACK population.