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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

ABSENT, Tile necessary absence OF The
editor this week, will account for our lack
Of cd iaI and local items, and we, the
. 3oys are running the institution for
ne present week. Any one wishing to
subscribe for the PHO! will find us in the
saactuin," ready to receive the cash.
They neal net be al all backward about It,
for va assure them that even should his
subscription list be doubled, JERE's mod
esty would not permit him TO ascri.e the
increase TO tue fact that lie was absent al
the time. Now IS the lisne to pay up old
deb.e, and get square with the Printer.
DiED.-In Milwaukee on the Goth inst,
II Heart Disease, after = lingering illness,
Miss Mary LovsLL, aged % years.
IN bebaIf Of The special request Of the
deceased, before her death, to be buried
IN this place, the home Of her Childhood,
the remains arrived here by Tuesday
mornings boat, and were borne to the
Episcopal Church, from whence tue funer-
Al ceremonies took place the stternoon Of
the same day
Miss LOWELL, was young lady very
highly esteemed, aod while a resident Of
his place had many warm friends, who
Il
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

kissing TO SOME pvHPosE.-A bounty
jumper recently escaped from Gallop'
island, Boston Harbor, after having un-
accountably unfasteued his irons. 1t was
subsequently, discovered that youhg
woman who bad been permitted to come
and see him, had key in her mouth fit
ting tic lock OF his fetters. On parting
she kissed him, aud in The operation
transferred the key from her mouth to lis.
Ey- Tho unpretanding vaysile cot
.age, owned and occupied by Mr.. Bennett,
where Sherman and Johnston met to ar
range tue terms Of surrender, is suffering
at the hands Of relic ga,herers. Tie Ia,
bIe on which tie memoranda were writ
ten las been cut to fragments, and is in
,he hands Of tho soldiers. The house is
being carried otI by piece meal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

Gs7- The Prince Of Wales says he can
not make q good appearance aud dress
like gentleman On 100000 a year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

lE- Tie rebel Gu. Mansfield Lowell
i a grand nephew ot Raned;c. Arnold,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26
The Capture Of r. r. T. Hunter.

The Capture Of R. +. T. Hunter.
The Riehmona corresPondeGt of The
Philadelphia Inquirer, writing under date
Of the 1lth instant, confrms tie report
ofthe capture Of r N. T. Hunter. The
account Of bis arrest is as follows:
On the 9,h instant, Colonel Mcintyre.
twentieth New York regiment received or
dors to arrest Hunter. Attended 6y Cap
tain Garter with forty cavalry, he set of.
and under the guidance Of an old scout,
reached Hunters residence a: Lloyd, in
Essex county, Tuesday noon. Inqnirios
established :be fact that Hunter was at
The house Of neighbor, dining. Thilher
Colonel Mcintyre followed, and entering
the room where the company were assem-
bled, took Hunter into custody. 1t is
said be manifested no surprise, and follow
ed the colonel without Temons,rance.
lie was put into an ambulance, when
the party Immediately returned to Rich,
mond, where it arrived late oD the even
ing of the 10Th, when Uun!er was placed
on board the steamer Monohanset, under
guard and at late hour on The 11lh he
still remained there.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

EE This linz crIs tha column
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22
THE UNION RECORD
LOCAL NEWS.
AGENTS:
News OF TIE AssAssrsArres SATURDAY.

News OF TEE EAssAssISATfessZ0n Saturday
of last week, about 3 Z o'clock, we announced
by an Extra" the sad and thrilling news o
the assassination of our great aud good states
man and patriot, Abraham Lincoln, President
of the United States. Such an effect wa;
never before produced in this town and vicinity
upon the public mind as by this appalling IN
telligence, and, under the circumstances, can
scarcely be described. The bell was toed and
flags dropped to haf-mast, business houses and
saloons were closed. and many were soon
dressed in mourning. As men met upon the
streets and assembled in groups, words appeared
inadequate to express their deep hatred against
rebels and their sympathizers, and against the
vile, traitorous hands that caused the death Of
the Chief Magistrate of the nation. Vengeance,
retaliation and relentless war we're spoken of in
most emphatic terms. Many were the tears
that fell from the cheeks of strong men, and
fervent prayers from the lips Of women assembled
at their homes. During the evening and until
IL N. Saturday night, large crowds circled the
telegraph Office, and we're favored with addi-
tional intelligence of the sad affair by kindness
of Maj. Simpson. No one could be heard to
express anything but the deepest grief and
sorrow at the national calamity. The private
dwellings. stores, saloons and public places
were, as general thing speedily arrayed in
habiliments OF mourning
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

Tbs DIsTRIcT CoURT met pursuant 10 sd
joarnneui, oD Monday, the l7th inst. Hon j
S. Belcher, Judge presiding. On motion o
Is. Rosenbaum, ESQ, q committee OF itre'
members OF the bar were appointed By th'
Court to draw up appropriate resolutions com
|memoratiye of the demise of our lamented Chic
Magistrate, to be spread upon the journals o.
This Court. and that this Court do adjourn unii
Friday, the 2lst Instant Resolutions reported
10y the committee:
WHEREAS. The Bar of Butte county have
earned of the violent and untimely death o
Abraham Lincoln. President Of the United
States, by the hand of foul assassin. and 8
diabolical attempt upon the life OF Wm- ID
Seward, Secretary of State Of the United
States, and desire to place upon the records Of
tnis Court their most unqualified condemnation
of those persons and acts which have brought
upon Us this irreparable national disaster, aud
have plunged the nation into that dumb grief
hat addresses our inmost soul with that kind
Of mournfnl eloqueuce which shames all clam
orous sorrow = and
WHEREAS, The late President was long an
h0l0ra bic memOeF OF our DOOie plOIo>>ioil- anu
labored faithfully in the field of lis tolls and BY
its help fitted himself for those high national
positions which be has so eminently filed with
honor to his country; therefore, be it
Resolred, That We deeply lament the death
Of Abraham Lincoln. late President of the
United States of America, as an eminent
statesman and patriot-the lawful head of our
nation, and the benignant leader and pres
ideut of the people-and that. upon the altar
Of our common country, We mingle our tears.
aud deplore his untimely loss to our people and
10 the civilized world.
Res0lued, That for him who fred the fatal
shot and perpetrated the hellish assassination,
and for his accomplices 10 the crime, there is
no Indignation too great from an outraged peo-
pie. and a righteous Providence will mete out
to them certain retribution with the sword of
Justice, untempered with mercy.
Rssoired, That our profession, in his death,
has lost q bright and shining light, and
humanity friend and benefactor.
Resolred, That, in token of our grief this
Courtroom shall be draped in mourning for
the space of thirty days.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

SulcIDE-On Saturday morning last, aboa
IS O'Clock A. NJ, an Old citizen of Oroyille, 6
Nv. Winningder, committed suicide at the ST
Nicholas Hotel. Justice Coughey acting q:
Coroner, called jury of inquest, who, after :
full investigation and hearing Of testimony
gave IS their verdict that the deceased came Il
instant death from pistol shot caused by BIZ
own hand. Deceased was native of Balti
more, MARYLAND, and sged about 35 years.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22
DIED.

In Austin, Nevada, April 17th. 1855. JOSEPHINE
Swife of Thomas Callow Aged, tweaty-one years
i The deceased was born in St Joseph county
sMichigan. In the Summer of 1858, she came 4
this place in company with her sister, who had beer
{ AN old resident of this plaee-the wife of Geo.
Crosette, Esq, the former editor and proprietor
sthe Butte Record. She was married to her nov
sbereaved husband in May, 1864, and removed t
sAustin in November of the same year. Alas, how
soon are earthly hopes blasted In the morning o
fife, with prospects bright possessed Of powers Il
grace and charm any circle, how Suddenly remo' e'
from earth leaving hearts to bleed and feel desoae
But il is the will of God-too wise to err, and to'
! good to be unkind
At Camp Bidwell Chico on the 18th of April
d 1865, Lieut.. Daniel Webster Levergood, at th,
,age of % years.
Deceased was born in Lancaster CO. Penn. Nov
22 1885, and has been in the service Of his country
/ for II years. He has gradually risen from tn,
franks and at Visalia promoted for meritorious
Service to ID Lieutenancy. and at Camp Bidwell
sabout month since he received his commission
sas lst Lieut.. Company I'd Cav. Cal. Vols.
The deceased was a highly respectable citizen and
! ssedier and respected and admired by all who knew
shim and had no enemy in the world except The
assassin who shot him. The deeply afflicted wild
I -ow has the entire community to sympathize with
sher in the irreparabe loss.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, April ls, 1863, By Rev Palmer
Mr. Geo. W. Moore TO Miss Broheha Cochran, oou
of Hamilton.
May peace. happiness and prosperity attend thei
voyage through life.
In Oroville, April 10, lS6i. by Silas ". "
Coughey, Esq, Mr. Augustus E Newcomh TO Ms
NJ. l. Myer. both of this place
Accompanying the above notice was hug
quantity of delicious cake and wine Joy, Peaci
and happiness TO the fond pair
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22
cLOAkS AND SHAWLS

CALTFORNIA MADE BLANKETS ,
Tweeds and Flannels;
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mats, Rugs;
Muslin Damask and Lace Curtains;
Window Shades:
Single Double and Split Zephyr
Worsteis Of all colors and shades. only Is sent.
per ounce; and all other articles usually kept IN >
Complete and Fashionable Dry Goods Store.
Come and see for yourself or send orders and
they will be filed to your satisfaction.
Please don't forget the direction,
NJ. SHREYR & Co,
No. 90 D street opposite Theater, Marysville.
nO3tt
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

Fruit kILLED.-We are informed by
Wash. Henshaw that the late heavy frost ha;
killed his entire crop of peaches, aprcots ant
pears, and over one one half of all the plum
crop. This Butte creek orchard is one of the
finest and most extensive in the county, anG
the loss in the fruit line will be seriously felt
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

PRo Bono PUBLICo.-N. Zlmbelich, or
more Familiarity, "Old Nick, has received {
quantity OF "apple jack" of Wash. Heushaw
manufacture, of which We spoke week or TIVE
since To those who would avoid the danger
encountered in swallowing lightning" or for
ty-rod" whisky. and at the same time desire
mild and harmless stimulant aud stomachic
the uuadulterated apple juice at "oId Nick's
is recommended.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

TIVHIs BANK Is OPEN FOR THE TRANSAC-
Il tion of a General Banking Business. Will
receive deposits attend to the Collection Of Paper
and draw Exchange, by Telegraph or otherwise, on
New York, London, Dublin &c. &C., on the mos;
favorable terms. WM. c. RALSTON
DO. MILLS. President. Cashier.
san Francisco, July S. 1854. mss
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

ALE. BsER, PoRrsR-The new brewery, il
Chico, is now in successful operation. Ale
beer and porter is being manufactured in larg,
quantities, of the best quality, and can be solC
at lower figures than at any other establish
ment in the State. aud is under the manage
meut Of al English brewer Of over twent,
years experience.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

CAPTAIN CHADWICK, of the Sacramento al
San Francisco steamboat line, died suddenly
San Francisco, on the 18th, Of heart disease.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

SERIOUS ACCIDENT-As Mr.. Lewis Cadeac
,ot Thompson Flat, was on his way to Oroville
ION Saturday last, be accidentally fell into 9
shaft. breaking his leg and receiving severe
bruises. His wounds are not considered fatal
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

ADxrTrgp.-Hon. F. NJ. Smith, has bee
admitted to practice law in the L. S. Suprem
Court. While at Washington, his name wa
proposed by Secretary Seward.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

FUNERAL OBsEQUIEs.-A meeting of the
citizens of Orovlle was held at the Court
House, on Monday evening last, for the purpose
of arranging for the obsequies of Abraham
Lincoln, whose funeral took place at Washing
ton, on Wednesday, the 10Th Instant, and II.
B. Lathrop, ST., chosen Chairman, and Maj
A. G. Simpson. Secretary. On motion, com
mittees' we're appointed to make suitable
arrangements for the occasion. Appropriate
remarks were made BY S. Rosenbaum John
Dick aud G. W. Printy, when the meeting
adjourned
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

JOSEPH GLUCKAUF informs US that be vii
by the first OF June, commence saving at
|mill in 0rovile. and will dispose Of his lumbt
'at unusually low rates
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22

SHOOTING AT CHIco.-Lieut. Liyergood, Of
Company |, ID Cavalry, was shot and mortally
wounded on Friday evening last about nine
O'Clock, at Camp Bidwell, by Sergt Frank
ranks on parade that day for being Intoxicated
and, as punishment, was put on the double
quick by order of Livergood. Meeting thai
officer on his way to and near camp headquar-
tiers at the above hour, he inquired, is this
Lieutenant Lvergood ?r aud on being answered
in the affirmative, instantly shot him. TIE
ball entered near the right breast and passed
through the body Livergood fingered till last
Sunday night, when he died. Hudson made
his escape. He was captured on the 18Th
about twenty miles from Chico, on the west
side of the Sacramento river, under the follow
ing circumstances A detachment of soldiers
from Camp Bidwell, on their return from the
phosed by change of dress, cutting off whiskers
etc, that his own comrades did not recognize
him. But after passing him, they noticed the
mark of Government boots in his track, and
instantly concluding he was the man, returned
and arrested him. He is now confined in The
guard house at Camp Bidwell.
SUICIDE NEAR KENTUCKY RAxcu-An in
QUESTION was held, on Tuesday, April 1ltb
Justice 0sgood acting as Corouer, on the body
St Peter kaull, who was found dead in hi:
cabin near Kentucky Ranch, in this county
j. NJ Frost, C. B. Davis J. Sexton, Wm. 7
Moore, II. Ferguson, W. H. Smith, j. Karna
t. J. Wise, J Ohm Drinkers, Wm. Sullivan, :
W. Miller 5. Clarkson and John Mason wer,
summoned and sworn as jury OF inquest.
was ascertained that the deceased was natiy,
Of Prussia, aged Al years, and that be came t,
his death from pistol shot wound from BIZ
own hand. 1t also appeared from the testimony
Of witnesses that the deceased had attemp;e(
to commit suicide two years ago-that be Wa
laboriug under slight attack Of insanity a
ibe time he fred the fatal shot. 1t appeared
deceased had set down on a bench in his cabin
shcing 'he wall aui paS'"S 'ue P'S'Vi III Hi
mouth. discharged it, causing instant death
and fell with his face against the wall, stiI
holding the pistol firmly grasped IN his hand
WILMINGTON JoCRSAL-This is the title o
seat little weekly paper published at Wi
miugton. Los Angeles county, which made it
appearance on our desk. We charge the ac
upon some thoughtful member Of Company y
First Cavalry c. V. The paper contains th
following local The horses for Compan
A, First Cavalry, were purchased from Do
Pio Pico. They are fine looking animals. an
the soldiers seemed pleased with them W
should like 10 see the Butte Rangers m0unte
on "Picos gentle steeds."
The weekly union record., 1865-04-22
ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARcESY.-Col

ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARcESY.-Consta
be as. V. Parks, on Thursday evening last
arrested in this place man by the name 0
JAS. Olsen, charged with stealing gold dust L
the amount OF $500. from r, Agens of Yanke
Jain. Olsen will be taken from the jail 10 da
saud conveyed to Yankee Hill, where be wi
sbe tried before Justice Mike Wells.
, 1865-03-22

We hsye cow ssab:!a. for 15o n1rsss aud there Il At
Ill tuass nne + OF ohio kteS IN fer sae
n4lnl19Iapet J. MCPHERSON uos
, 1865-03-22


The decline Of 25Gt302 on the price Of gold
Curing The week ending yestel day, has had,
:s will hcNccn from the table below, q very
d,I,rs sk:ng influence on the markets gcncfnl-
ly, :.rd the vices of all articles Of produce,
provisions, &C., have fallen with 1t more o.
less. For The information Of the general
1eadcr, VIC give comparative table showing
:3eethc prices Of Ill leading articles yesterday,
aud on the corresponding day Of Inst week
and last month. That serious losses must
have been met with is not to be denied, and
deeply as We sympalAize with those who
nre unfortunate, the decline in gold is to all
d matter OF great rejoicing. The depreciation,
however, great as IL is, Is not to be
attributed entirely to military successes.
Gtn. Sherman is still t'marchlng on to R:ct-
uond,'' like the Irresistible march Of destiny.
Grant sill has his teeth in the HydraFe
throat; Sheridan Is hammc-lng ut the rep
lilies tail, aud The day Of rejoicing is not far
If. %lr aristocra.s of Europe, who are not
flow to perceive with whom the advantage
lies, are gret di1y buying up our bonds. Gold
Is being imported from Earopc; our exports
are largely in execss Of cur imports !; sterling
exchange is drug and the balance of trade
il once more in our fuvor. Hugh McCn]loch
is Secretary Of the Treasury, and lie is in iay-
or Of rrtu1n to specie as soon as it can be
done practically ALL these agencies com.
bin.d have produced in the minds Of the peo-
pie the idca that gold must soon fall, or
rather, tLat "'grecnbacks'' must ADVANCE.
During the past week there has been quite
:, panic III the 1narkcts, and VIC note decline
Of sl.0o on flour, 15@27c on wheat; &c on
corn; 6a Sc on oats; 16c (nom'naly) on rye
EGCc on barley s. on coffee 7c On whisky ::
$500 on n:css pork $50 On prime mess
pork 2@3c on bulk meats; 9Gl3}zc on lard
&c On iron; S1.00 On unI]s M@lc on rice
&c on refined sugars; 2Gee11zc on raw do
25M:,oc on timothy seed 55@$1.00 on clover
sced 6@10c Gu WOOL, and 1oc on tea-
The following table shows the comparative
prices Ct 1tadiug articles On the days named :
coArAEA11iE TABLE or PRICES OF LEADING AE71-
, 1865-03-22

due vii Be pa,d 70 them, and each will be award
Post Master md !. Il. Wei naval officer at New
Orleans.
:: The is, ne Of passes to civilians to visit the
tcrGay large number Of suilcrs came up and the
remainder will follow as e1pedit1ous'y as practl'
cable.
dent has appointed John Bigeiow; onz present
Charge d'A11uircs ut Pssls, to ne Envoy Extraot-
d dtnsfy and Minister Plentpotentiary 8 ths court
Iic has nlso appointed the Hon. Ambrose w.
Clark. late Representative IN Congress from tho
Twentieth D1stfIct Of New York, to be Consul at
Several members % Of fhc Cabinet were to-day en-
eags with the PresIdent on the subject Of Renew
irg commissions Of officers about to e1pire. The
Postmaster General bad the iasge:t budget
The President Notwithstanding hla feeble health
Is ss.ll annoyed by tic pressure Of fmportunate
Vice President johnson Is still hero, hut will
soon return u Tennessee to close up his business
sururstion Of Governor Brownlow. The address
Of F,cc President johnson, delivered on the 4t.l
Of March, Appears u to'days,s G1oos,
GORDON Bennett t6nt1nues to provoke much conl-
ncDt. The first announcement was received with
'ncreduliiy: but 1t soon became uppateat that the
tender had been made, and In good >iaita, several
lie Issue Of subsIstenecstoree, by coumissarIes
In the Department Of the Pacific, to suffering emit
grants on their wuy from the Eastern States, hns
been authorized by the Sesretnry Of War:
Drlcad1er General john S: Mason has been as
sicrcd 10 the command OF thc District OF arizona.
The rames Of oyer forty Pennsylvania soldfe:s,
who were consplcuou:ly distiu:usshed on Tho 9Th,
Glib and 7th OF Feorualy last, for galiantry and
li.hcd TO the army in General Orders No II, and
they have all been granted furloughs for tweu:y-
five days.
The CanAdn Knldcrs.
The Tr:ttne hes the following apecial from
Montreal: "To-n1ght argumen. was resumed In
the tAte Of tie ra1dere. MT. ncvln, cou 1set f,r
the Uut.ed Suites. spoke aeveo hours to.usy. fhe
ted the prisoners will be eu1rendered."
For Additional Telegraph News sec
FCUTSD Pare
, 1865-03-22
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, 1865-03-22

Colored reIebrntInu-0ur Nashville
Mail NewH-H Hilary Mntters-Great
Cavalry Expedition.
NASHVILLE, March aa.-The colored citizens
Nashville had grsnd procession to-day IL cele-
bru1on OF the ratification b. tie people Of the re-
vised constitution Of Tennessee, which declares
all elavcs forever free. Upwards Of 02 joinea IN
tic procession, consisting Of co!ored soldiers.
earters, etc., preceded By 1,1rd Of mus,c. The
ceremonies were wound Up By IN orzton and
speeches by colorcd orators.
Isrecia: Correspondence Chicago Tribune.l
NASHVILLE, March II. 1865.
The great caralry expedition under M,1or Gen.
c1nl J. II. Wilson In. finally s'arted and nll con.
nection between them and Gen. Thomas head
quarters at Nashville ia now severed.
Fifteen thousand cavalry and mounted infantry
we're at Eae17ort, M:sa., two weeks ago, waiting
TIL the beAry- rains md high waicr
should have Eubs1ded. OF these, 1000
left their p1ace Of rendezvous two or three days
ago, and ere TOW dazzling through Al.bscaa, with
view to the destratetnn Of the railroads, &C., IN
that State and Mississippi and to cooperate with
several other expeditions br land and wafer,
winch started scme time ago. with Mobile as
1he1r objective point.
1he azet new5 we thE;l hear of them will probably
be from the lily on the GulC''
1 vciy large sQcad Of deseriers took the oath TO-
day at The otlce OF the Provost Marsah Of the
Ey recent General Order the court housee and
js1la IN counties this part OF Tennessee
have been TUNED over to 1h= She1i:s for the use
oi the civil authorities, and few cltztn prisoners
Of elass hithet:o frtcd b: military courts hare
alreaty ltee1 handed over for ltal III the usnal
wHy By the civil courts.
Civil inv viii be restored In other counties ns
fhet Is crcune et2ncte aud tic State Of tho country
Tie Fenian Brotherhood had grand process