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y. S. go LOAN.
First National Bank of
ManitoWOc.

eTNUIS BANK, having been appointed Agent
i for this new ard popular Loan. will receive
suhscr ptions to tie same anG deliver notes freq
of charge to subscribers, a. soon as they can be
obtained from Washington.
Interest will accrue from the day, when
money is deposited with us and parties subS"rlh-
ing vii! gain from four to fve days interest over
Eutsc Iibtion orders sent to Milwaukee or Chi
caso, aud eight to ten days over orders sent to
New York Or Washington.
This ie.u pays a sure rate Of interest (seven
and three tenth per cent? and is convertable at
the end Of thre g years, into the popular and
iavolito 4" FIvE-TwEsTIEs," which are now SELL
ing at a high premium, at tie same time is ex-
empt iro1c State or nun icipai taxation.
All $50 legal ten Ter notes INCLUDING Ac'
CRUtD INTlRtsT will be received on subscription.
The notes are issued in denominations OF
500, $40, $500, SiC0r, 1000.
c. c, BARNES, President.
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VOL. 6-NO. 81.
A Proclamation.
WasEirpton. March lOl

Washington, March lOl
WHEREAS, The twenty first section Of
the act OF congress-, approved On the 80
inst, entitled "an act TO amend several
acts heretofore passed to provide for en-
rolling and calling out the national forces,
and for other purposes" require. that, al
di,ional to other lawful penalties for The
crime Of deser,ion from the military or
naval service, all persons who have de-
serted the military or naval service Of the
United States who shall no, return to such
service, or repor. themselves to a proves,
marshal within sixty days after the proc
lamation hereinafter mentioned, shall be
deemed and taken 10 have voluntarily re-
Iinquished and forfeited their rights Of ci-
tizsnship, and their right 10 become ci,i-
zens, and such desertsrs shall be forever in
capable OF holding any Office of trus. or
prof. under the United States govern
ment, or Of exercising any rights Of ci,i-
zens thereof; and all per,ons who shall
hereafter desert from the military or nsvai
service, and all persons who, being duly
enrolled, shall depart from the Jurisdiction
OF the district in which he ia enrolled, or
60 beyo ond the limits Of the United States,
with intent to avoid any draft into the
military or naval service duly ordered,
,hall be liable 10 the penalties Of this sec
ton ; and the President is hereby author
lied and required, forthwith on the pas.
sage Of this act, to Issue bis proclamation
sesting forth the provisions of this section
in which proclamation the President is re-
ques,ed to notify all deserters returning
within sixty days that they will be par
doned Oh condition OF returning to their
regiments and companies or TO such other
organizations as they may be assigned "a
until they shall serve for the period Of
time equal to their original term Of enlis.
ment.
Now. therefore, be i. known thg. I,
Abraham Lincoln. President Of the United
States, do issue this, my proclamation, as
required by said act, asking and request
ing all deser,ers 20 return to their posts
and | do hereby notify them that all deser-
ters who shall. within sixty DAYS from The
date Of this proclamation, viz: OF or be-
fore the 10th day Of May, 1865, return to
'he 7ei'i0e VI IePoIA W pfo'"ss Lialshai
shall be psrdoued on condition tls, they
return to their regiments and companies
or 10 such other organizations as they
may be ass gned to. and serve the remain
der of their original term Of enlistment
and, in addition thereto, . period equal to
the time lost by de.er,on.
| In testimony whereof have herewith
Sc, my hand, aud the seal of the United
States to be affixed
Done at the city Of Washington, thi,
11th day of March, in the year Of our
Lord 1865, and Of the year of the inle
pendence Of ,he United States the S9th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President;
VIM. Ii. SEWARD, Secretary Of State
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CoNFIscArED LANDS IN WlscoSsIN.-
The United States marshal Of this stste
has given police OF his intention 10 sell
at Milwaukee on the 23j instant, the life
interest in a large quantity of real estate
in and around Superior, owned by south
erners, the property having been con-
demned as cou6scated at the sui, 81 the
United States. Among the names OF
southern owners, are those of Rober,
Oud, (,he confederate commissioner for
the exchange Of pr,oners,) WIN. Aiken,
Chas. B. Msutv, Ex-senator Clay Of Ala.
bama, r. n. T. Hunter, VIM. W. Boycs
and other distinguished ,etel,.
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TIL Il PILOT.
For County Judge,
GEORGE W. BARKER.
County Judge.

The undersigned, Democratic County
Committee, at session on the 1ss inst,
resolved ,ba. j: Was inexpedient to pu!
the people Of the county TO the trouble Of
holding caucuses aud conventions for the
purpose Of nominating candidate FOR
County Judge, and believing that the
election Of judicial off, ers should be KEEP,
spar, from politics as far as practicable,
hereby recommend Hon. GEORGE W.
BARKER to the electors Of the county.
Believing Judge BARKER to be able, hon
est, and upright, we trust our action wall
be sanctioned by the people at the polls
JOSEPH Villas,
G. DAIMLER,
B. S. LORRIGAN,
JACOB GRIMM,
JERE CROWLEY.
Democratic County Committee.
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A CLERICAL RoGUE.-The Nashville
Dispatch relates the arrest of Rev. Albert
Griffith, Of the 17,h New York regiment,
chaplin and postmaster of the Sherman
hospital in tba. city, on charge of rob-
berry. lie is believed to be guilty Of ex.
,ensivs thef,s Of sanitary stores, and is
said to have opened robbed and destroyed
over thousand letters addressed to SOL
diers in the hospital. After bis arres, he
was paroed and Immediately fed from
the city. He was, however, pursued, and
captured few miles out, on the Galla.in
pike.
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Latest from Sherman.

Latest from Sherman.
Philadelphia, March II.
The Bulletin has the following special
dispatch from Washington:
A letter dated Wilmington March 4,h
was received here to-day, in which i. is
stated in positive terms tha. . scout from
Shsrman's army had reached Terry's
headquarters who left our forces in the
occupation of Sheraw, 8. c., the terminus
but a very few miles from North Carolina.
Nothing bu. cavalry skirmishes mad taken
place The army had rested for some
days and found very fair subsistence along
tho route. Tie advance into North Car
oIina was certain. This letter adds thu.
on the Ia, OF The month the scout started
for Newbern, but learning o. the occupa
,ion of Wilmington reached that place
much sooner The source Of this inteli~
gence is perfectly correct.
New York, March 49,
The Tri6uns's Wilmington letter Of the
eth says. Advices, deemed trustworthy,
have besn received from G4n. Sherman,
confirming the reports which had reached
us several days siuce-tha. bis main army
passed into North Carolina at leas. four
days ago.
The rebel forces OF Hardee are reported
as lying on two sides of the Pedee, which
river Sherman has successfully crossed
placing himsel: between llardee and Beau
regard.
The direction taken by the Union army
since entering North Carolina, would BE
contraband TO mention.
What may have occurred the last day
or TWO or whether there has been an:
meeting Of the two armies, is not positive
ly known here. though it is no, expected
any general battle eau occur for acme
| time 10 come
Another .kirmi.h between Sherman 3
cavalry, and that under the rebel Wade
Hampton on the third inst, at a point
no, named, is reported in Richmond Pa
Pera.
The rebel Colonel Aiken was killed and
Uamplon's Adj't. Gen. was wounded
these are all the particulars o. tho affair
furnished,
The Richmond Examiner Is informed
by a rebel aofficer from South Carolina
that Sherman has completely devastated
the portion of tha, state through which he
passed. This officer says he has not spsr>
ed honse in his track.
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GEN. MCCLELLAN IN PARIS. -" Mala
koff," the Paris correspondent, Of The New
York Times, writes: "Gen. Mcclellan
is now here. stopping at the Hotel de
I'Enpre, bur is to leave, I understand, on
Thursday for Rome lie breakiasted at
Caremoun., while in England, with the
entire Loui. Philippe family, consisting Of
% persons, and was also invited 10 the
house OF The Prince Of Wales. At Paris
his time has thus far, l believe, been oc.
cupied in sight seeing with Ms. McClel-
Ian, WHO is in Europe for the frst time
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF MAsITOyvOC,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
JElce q I0mpuUIler Of TIE LuTGencT
ASuINGInN March | Ia6S-


Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
by the undersigned, it Ia. been made to appear
that the First Nat;or al Bank Of NanitoSOc, in
the village OF MaIlitowoc, county of Nanitowoc,
and State OF Wiscor SIM has been duly organiz-
ed under and according 10 the /, qui.c cmeuts of
the act Of Congress entitled IAN act to provide
a National Currency, secured by a pledge Of
United States Bonds, and to provide for the cir
culaton and redemption Ia areof,' approved
June I'D 1864, and has complied with all of ftbe
provisions OF said act required to be complied
with before commencing business Of banking
under said act.
Now, therefore, I, Hugh McCulloch, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
the Fist National Bank OF Manitowoc, in tire
vill.ge of Mantowoc, county of Mantowoc,
ard State cf Wisconsin, is authorized 10 COM
mence business OF banking under the act afore-
said
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal of otlice thist first day of March, 1865.
tGov't Seall HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Comptroller OF Currency.
Mauit0woc March !6 1865
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In Probate estate OF Wisconsin. Man
itowoc county, s., ln the matter Of the estate
Of John Murphy deceased.
IN this 5th day Of March, A. D. IS65, upon
~ reading and fling The petition of G, hriFo
Murphy stating that John Murphy OF the coun-
" of hani'owoc, died testate On or about the
5th day ct March, 1868, and PRAYING that she be
appointed adminIsIatIlx q .he estate Of tho
said d. dcessed. II IS orde ersd, that said applicA-
ton be heard before ne At Tho Probate Gi,ce ir
the village Of NJ inIio1or, on the 10th Jay et
April 4. L. 1860. at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. And !.
is further order d, that notice OF sad applica-
tion and h' Bring be given by publishing a copy
Of this crd,r for three successive week. ohcs
III each week. in tie NJ n towoc PiL.T news
paper printed in said village prior to said hear,
ing. BY the court
GEO. W. BAKER. County Judge.
CE). y. Wo' DIN, Au'y tor Petitioner.
NJ nitowoc, NJ trch l6, 1865
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First National BASk.-IVe cal! atten-
tlon 10 the advertisements of the First
National Bank Of Mauilowoc. We, With
all our citizens, should rejoice at this stride
which our village has taken in financial
prosperity. TIE lis. of officers and stock
holders comprise some Of our bes. busi-
ness men, and We cheeriully recommend
the institution to the confidence and pat,
ronage Of the people of the County.
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MANITowoC COUNTY JUDGE Ion. Geo.
W. Barker, who was appointed County
Judge in place Of Hon. Il. s, Pierpont.
resigned, has been selected by the Demo-
Gratis Of tha! county, (through their com
mi,!ee, as their candidate for County
Judge. The committee could not have
made a better selection, as Mr.. Barker is
gentleman in every particular, and a
d,gnitied and efficient officer ChiIton
Times
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% A Young lady, an orphan

~ A Young lady, an orphan, living
and teaching school at Huntingdon coul
~, Pa, year ,go, received a letter from
Virginia tina; her brother, who was SOL
dier in The Union army, had been killed
in battle. She hastensd 10 the south, Sc
cured bic remains, had them brough. home
and buried. Ever since. alone in the
world and in sadness she has mournsd her
dead kinslnau. A week ago she received
letter from AndersonviIle from he,
brother, who 10 alive and . prisoner.
Such il me Romance and The reality ot
var.
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Henry Gil,nes. Peter Sssut
William Brisvers, Dorick Cake,
Fred. Ruff, Chrlstoph Mueller,
Ferdin'd Go!denadale Barthel Bonn,
Conrad Bates, August Schusler,
Frederick Hoepnsr,
GIBSON.
Matthias Beck, Joseph Sollisr,
NEWTON.
John Begrenoresh, John Bolds,
Wilhelm Shugger, John PeiIsch,
Join Brossmah, Carl Mueller,
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IN the 18th inst, black leather pocket.
~ book, between the Branch ami Manitowoc
village, containing Sl2. 90 Five dollars of it
was in Greeabaeks, and the rest 10 small bills.
Any person finding the same will be ST tably re.
~srded ~ leaving it at the PILOT ORcs
KETD ALESON.
Msni,owoc March II 1865
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~ Mr.. DANA KIcHARDsoS, an old
printer aud good citizen Of Nanitowoc, is
among those who nave lately joined tbs
army from this town. Mr. RICHAnDsoN
has the hearty good wishes of his friends
for safe return to his family. May the
rebel bullets never ipjure him.
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THE Public DEDr-In speech in the
House the other day, Fernando Wood
said that he calculated the present and
prospective public debt at 81 1908, 100000,
or more than the combined debts OF Eng
land, France, Russia, Aus tria, Spain and
Prussia.
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Trouble Among the Banks.

Since our last issue the people OF the
State have experienced another ead lesson
Of :he bad legislation Of the dominant
party, which has cost them hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars. By al &C! of Con-
gress our State Banks will be 40 heavily
taxed iha. oil of them eventually will have
TO 90 by the board. The following is a
list Of Wisconsin Banks whose bills are
taken at par in Milwaukee. On those not
mentioned there is a discount Of from 5
to 80 per cent. We are indebted to I. c.
SHOVE. E.q., Banker, for his kindness in
assisting us to give the information which
concerns all Of our readers:
BILLS TAKEN AT Shows At PAR.
All Milwaukee City Banks.
Bank of Fox Lake,
Bank Of Madison,
4" Monroe,
North West,
Racine,
H.nk Of Shebovo,r
stevens poin,
Whitewater
" \y.,ar,ovn
Wevauweoa At r. d;.
Wisconsin
Ra,syiap Bank
City Bank Of X Keno.h.
:" p,asco,,
Columbia County Bank,
Corn. Exchange Bank,
T'S' ''a"h' "lee" o"y'
n"1e =? oou"'s 'a"k,
rHc""'se pa"h VI D"i'i"0 q w.
~ :, 10" " ,'""H'
rS .o. '"'
Fo,ras, a., Ranl-
c,.a. -.
cxaan pan
Inno.n p,rl1
l.as.san "[~' "la,,u p.,, :. Il.
s,;Iman,.oa Ca na,I' ~
Mor.harIs Eanl.
Oshkosb Conna,o;,, g.,t
Roct Conn,v EnnL
Sanl C;,r R.nL
S,,,o Ranl. =, Waa;
Snmr,;, K,nL
Sa.ord W,-d Ro,l
State RAM of W;scon.;,
Union Bank.
Waukeshs County Bank,
WIZ WIS marine " rI1e insurance oo' Dank'
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Dtsfted Men.

The following is a list Of those persons
Drafted last week in Green Bay. Mos.
of them were in the army before the
Draft, and many Of them have heretofore
been exempted, and doubtless will be
again:
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Conflicting Accounts Of Battle in
South Carolina.

Washington, March l3
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived q! the war department:
City Point, Va, March l3
The following has just been received (:
Wise's Fork, March 10.-The enemy
made heavy attack upon our centre and
lef. to-day, bu. was decidedly .epuIsed
with heavy loss. Hi. dead and bad!y
wounded were left upon the field. We
Also :ook several hundred prisoners. Our
loss was small.
Gen. Couch is only twelve miles ftou
here and will be up early in the morning
We took prisoners from Lees and Stew.
arts corps. They say these TWO corps are
here and the rest of Johnstou's army is
coming.
J. NJ. ScHoFIElD, Msj. Gen.
City Point, March l3
The following i.ems are taken from to
days Richmond papers:
We have some good news this a. NJ
news Of a victory in South Carolihs. |.
is announced in the following official IS
patch from Gen Lee Though the dis,
patch is rather siIen: in its part;.cu,sr-
enough is gathered 10 show thes knpa.
rick was badly wors.ed.
Headquarters, MaIch lotion. J. c
Breckiurdgc, Sec'y Of War; Gen. Wad.
Hampton attacked Gen. Fitzpatrick a, day
light this a. m., and drove him from hi.
camp, taking many Prisoners and releasing 2
great number Of our own men WHO hac
been captured.
The guns and wagons could not be
brought off for wan, of tor.es. MANY oi
the enemy we're killed and wounded.
Our loss was not heavy. Lieut. Gen. J
l.. King was killed. and Brig. Gen. Hume,
and Colonels LIE gan, Morrison. Davis
Ferguson and Others were wounded.
X. E. LEE, General.
Il will be observed ,hs. tho locality O,
the fgh. is not named in ,kis dispatch
This is for prudential rensons Sherman
has no communicslioAs with ths north
and it would De imprudent TO publish,
where be was, rs it would be giving new,
to the lankecs Of his progress.
Matters are assuming a look decided Y
better fo7 US in the south. In the last ie "
days We have had news Of two victories
'Cne in North Carolina and one 10 South
Carolins.
We alluded in cur last issue 10 A move.
msns that vaa being made for the purpose
Of rrcap,uriug our prisoners who were
taken from Early in the recent figb, nes,
Murfrse.boro, and who were being con
Quoted under guard to Winchester.
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MURDER-The Madison Journal relates
that on Monday noon the body Of man
by the name Of Scott was found lying on
his coor step, near the village Of Clinton,
in the town Of Chris,iana, in Dane county,
with the back of his skull broken, appar>
emily by blows with ha,che: or hammer.
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Hn Err 'rCbate.--S.ate Of Wisconsin Man

Hr, E'rCbate.--Sate Of Wisconsin Nsn>
itowoc county, ss. la the matter sf abe estate
OF llalver Johnson dec, ased.
IN re'dng and fling the petition Of John
~ Jc',nson Of the TOM o: Two G. eeks in tho
county OF Man'owo oc and State OF Wisconsin,
representing among other things; that llalv-s
Johnson late OF the town OF Two Creek, IN II:
c"unty # Mahitonoc and State f WIsc'-,n,
on the 9th day CT MAY, d 1864, die mites.
tate leaving goods, chatte's ana wi.n,r
this court!. md lralilg that admin t,aL.o5. -"
grated unto tim the said pettlol,cc. !, - "i~
Gered; that sad application be hea-l before 0,o
at my flee, III the vi,iagr OF MsfitoHua a. tho
l7th da. OF April, A. b 1868, ot ia o'cock A
NJ. And 1t l. iurthefei or,:eiet, ehas uotic- Of
SAID application aud hearing be & ~ n by pub
lIshlug copy o: t!ls order for three successive
week, ce In each week. in the Mani,owoc
fILoT. newspaper printed III said county,
prior to said hearing
GEO. " BARKER, County Ju 'ee
Manitowoc, March Ii, 1868
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Death Of Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman

Bv the las. arrival flom Europe We have
intelligence Of the death of Cardinal
Wiseman on the 18th ul,. lie was born
in Spain in 1902, and was Of Irish des
cent. he came TO England at an early
age, and went for his education to St.
Gnnther's Catholic College, at Urshsw,
near Durham. and completed his studies
in the English college at Rome. lie was
appointed professor of the Oriental LAM
guage in tho Roman University, and res
tor Of the English college. In 1927 be
published his Horae ,Syriaece. chiefly
drawn from Oriental MSS. 10 the Vatican
library. Returning to England in 1885,
be soon became celebrated a. q preacher
and lecturer.
After passing several ecclesiastical
grades, he was elected IN 1S49 to tho dig
nifty Of Cardinal, and was appointed Arch
bishop Of Westminster. AS such be be-
came the prima.e Of the Romsn Catholic
church in England. Great opposition
arose upon his assumption of the title of
Archbishop Of Westminster, and psrlia-
ment enacted law against such assunp-
ton Of titles; but nothing came ofi!.
He vas recognized everywhsre IS {
man of g'ea, learning, eloquence and force
Of character. We see that collection Of
his sermons is to be published in New
York.
Localities of Wisconsin Regiments.
The following indicates the station of
Wisconsin military organizations, at date
OF last repor, Of Adju,ans General:
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Coon, IF TruE.-I, is currently report
ed IL at our old friend, Judge PIERpoNr,
since his residence in the East. has been
operating in the oil business. in Penn,yl-
vania, and las already realized a fortune
of 100000. Bully boys are We"
"Ain'l you mighty glad DC.
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WASIED.-A, this Office boy 10 learn
the printing business. None bu: steady
honest and industrious lad need apply.
One from the county preferred
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FALSE. The telegraph report in our
last paper, Of The capture Of Gen. Early
by Sheridan, turns out, Ike other reports,
10 be false.
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Town Tickets.

Tickets for Town officers will bs printed
on sho.t notice at The Pilot OHes for
FlFIl IENFS per hundred.
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First National Bank Of Manitowoc


This Bank having beer organized under the
provisions of the National Banking Law, is now
open for business.
Eastern and Foreign Exchange bought and
sold.
Subscriptions received fcI the 1-@0 Loan
Government BonIs OF all descriptions bou shs
and sold.
Accounts receir and interest aCo we'd by
special arrangement.
c c. BARNES, P.esident.
c. LULING, Cashier yS S3
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~ There is nothing that seems 20 f.,
J romsn't hssss 10 much >. ie.e.fr.
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NAviGArloN -lhe propeller LadY
Franklin arrived Lere atcu noon on Sal
urdsy last and proceede, to Two Rivers.
On her return from tha, place she again
came TO our pier, where she was compelled
to stay, on account Of large body Of ice
drifting in TO the shore. preventing her
from proceeding on her return Tip. Up
to the presen. time, (W ednesday after,
noon) she las been unable to leave. A
west wind will remove the obstacle in Ler
way.
Capt MoRGAN, the grea, favorite on the
Lake, hs, command, and Nh WATKINS,
the gen.lemany clerk Of the Comet ass
year, fills .ha; position on the Lady
Franklin Both will undoubtedly take
their respective positions on one Of the
side wheel steamers a. soon a, they are
ready for navigation.