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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-15

LOST,
sH Laurel street. between tn Columbia
~ a"! iTnusta Enlroad and Muin street, n
BLACK L%.,Ii,j.R SArCllEL, containing
some ar: ;ir* "i CiothinE. Tie ihticr will hc
reward ii is leaving 1t at his office. Oct 15
Wax Fruit.
f9N:h iai1ln for the PYRAMID OF WAN
4 FNCir will positively come off at
ilEi%E'S. THIS EYENIHH, 1t Y O'Clock
Person, holding chances VIII come forward,
pay mp ana try til, ir luck. Oct Is 1*
aichiand Volunteer Rifle Company.
M EalhEES Of this organization are
lVA ordered to meet 1T Secgcr's Hall, MON
DAY ENENlAG, October II. at half.pnst 7
oclpck Every ihember is expected tc lie pre-
3ctt Ey order 0
O,, - GAIT. A. G. HASKELL.
Notice.
fS1iI = Committee of Independence on
J. STEAM FIRE; ENGINE viii meet iu their
Hall, fiIiS ENEAlNG, at half past 7 O'Clock.
Members will bo punctuai III attendance, as
bnaintss of Importance will bo transacted.
by order: ~. II. MONCKTON, Chairman
DANIEL &. iEiXoTTo, Secretary. Cc. Is /
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ARREST OF A SOUTH CARo1INA Posi-
MASTER FOR RoBB1Na THE MAILS.
last Thursday Mr.. P. 81. Woodward, the
active and vigilant special agent of the
Post Office Department, accomplished the
arrest of A. M. Riser, Postmaster mt
Newberry, South Carolina, for robbing
the mails. We are informed that the
evidence of his guilt is conclusive.
There is fact connected with the pre-
vions operations Of Riser which will be
of interest to the citizens of Augusta.
For several months postage stamps have
been hawked about our streets at dis
count upon the standard Government
price, by II well known pawn broker, and
liveliest curiosity has been excited to I'M
derstand by what means stamps could be
furnished ut a less price than that do
mandCu by the Government, the source
of supply. It has been developed thut
n large proportion OF these stamps were
furnished by Riser. who ordered supplies
from the department largely in excess Of
tho demand ut his Office, aud disposed of
surplus through his agent in Augusta.
BY fraudulent returns to the department
of the amount of business at his office,
Riser succeeded in having his salary in.
creased to 1900, and was driving Il
thriving business i'll the stump trade
until the ubiquitous Woodward nirpcd
his brilliant career in fraud. We learn
that quantity of correspondence was
captured, showing the connection of the
pawnbrOkcr with the thief iu disposing
of his stock in trade.
August,I ConStuuti0nulist.
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= BEAUTIFUL iIorGiIr.--'t may lie truth
iiiiT said that the eicL'st %! all sic:i-ii,.s il
:itaitli, Tor without II the joys v0u.'i-f,. nrc
turncd TO SORROWS. 10 all health Is c.s-ntia.
10 LIES enjoyment an! pnr-iit~, TO th.
yoTn. and old, to the iicii and poor. Are yuu
III search of wealth? Health il necessary.
or what avail would these i.c with ont health:
The beauties OF spring, tsi" 81 !!S o. birds, the
deep blue Sky, tne roiinS ocean, AL have
poetic fascination which charms only th,
hsuithy in lnid ana body; but to The SICK
what arc these In. :nockrrcs. Ill G body dig
cascd, the mind sckIy o'cr with t!ic snlt!, 5;
Of thoughts. Oh! that mas live. to nrprc.
cintc the blessings of health. Thi srich boon
ID within lie reach OF all. The remedy at hard
III lIEINlrsn's QULES's TEIIGHT, the health pa
nacra. Now Is the time To try il. 40
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. u. Schocnberg-Oxen for Sale.
ID. l.. Parker Plantation for Sale.
Leather Snichel Lost.
House for Rent
w. II. Monckton- Notice.
Rafllc-Wnx Fruit
Wm. Hutson Wigg Citation.
Meeting Richland kiflc Company.
l.. T.. Johnsnn-Bankruptcy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-09

THE PRlN CIPAL DEP T
FOR THE SALE OF
r E We N U E s 4 A M p s
No. sO4 CHEsNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, NO. 1O6 s. FIFTH STREET
(Two doors below Chestnut street,,
TABLISH ED 1862.
The sale of Revenue Stamps is still continued al
the old-Establshed Agencce
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times large
supply, we are enabled to I'LL and forward (by Mail
or Express) all orders, Immediately upon receipt
matter OF great importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post once Orders received In
payment q
Amy information regarding the decisions OF the
Commissioner OF internal Revenue cheeHully and
gratuitously furnished
Revenue Stamps printed spon Drafts checl
Receipts, etc.
The following rates OF commission are allowed
Stamps and Stamped Paper:-
On $50 and upwards. .......''''''''''''',2p per
lOO ....,......'s'.''''''''S
5OO " .............s...'....a
Address all ORDERS ETC., 10
STAMP AGENCY,
No. sO4 CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Z
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ITO ALL WANTING FARMS IN A LOCAL
ity Exempt from Fevers, and Lung Complaints
To Farmers, Hortculturists, Mechanics, Capt.
talists, Gentlemen Of leisure, Invalids, and
all wanting homestead In climate Of un-
surpassed salubrity, exempt from the rlgors
OF Northern winter, and in close connec-
ton with the commercial centres of the South. Few
If any sections offer such combination Of induce
ments as the town Of Aiken, s. c., and its vicinity
for desirable and permanent home. A pamphlet
OF s4 pages now ready, containing description OF
the climate SOILS and the nature OF the products in
the vicinity OF Aiken especially fruit cereals cotton,
corn, vegetables, etc., including extracts from
letters of distinguished visitors, correspondents,
action OF town councils inviting emigrants, ETC. to
which is added descriptive list Of property for sale
including improved farms, orchards, vineyards
water powers, kaolin deposits, unimproved lands
and town residences. For sale by E. j. c. WOOD,
Real Estate Agent, Aiken, S. G. The book will be
sent by mail on receipt of price, so cents Address
j. G. DERBY, Publisher, P. o. Box No. 14ss, New
York, until lst OF February, after that date a
Aiken, s. @. lit 9m
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EIARDING'S EDITIONS
THE HOLY BIBLE.
FAMILY, PULPIT, AND PHOTOGRAPH BIBLES,
WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.
ALSO, PRESENTATION BIBLES FOR
CHURCHES,
CLBRGYMEN,
SOCIETIES AND
TEACHERS, ETC.
New and superb assortment bound In Rich Levant
Turkey Morocco, Paneled and Ornamental designs,
equal UO IHe LOnuOn anu OAIOTu eOIlOnB at less Lnan
half their prices
No. s26 CHESTNUT Street.
STRENGTH, BEAUTY, CHEAPNEss COMBINED!
HARDINGS PATENT CHAIN-BACK
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
For Wedding, Holiday, or Birthday Presents, these
Albums are particularly adapted
The hook trade and dealers fancy articles will
find the most extensive assortment of Photograph
Albums in the country, and superior to any hereto
fore made. For great strength, durability, and
cheapness, Hardng's Patent Chain back Albums are
unrivaed. Purchasers will find it greatly to their
advantage to examine these new lines OF goods be-
| fore making up their orders for stock.
Also large and splendid assortment of new styles
OF Photograph Albnms made in the usual manner.
No. 326 Chestnut Street,
III Philadelphia.
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oqho OHA eTAH
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-22

mel" folsenben bebauerlt@en gorfa1: Gin
eben Don europa anse1anster fattcltf@er
@etalt4er, trar auf Der Dur@retft na@ ct.
Souls scr etlt&en 2aeen tter ansetcu,uaen,
100 er benz 8u9bdnbler Qutdlep, einen &of>
fer gum Mufbeben ubereab, bis ct i'm &pteber
abbolen lafen perbe. Gtpa 3wei Sage
ipdter belt Elm @aser por Quidleps 2aben>
tbare, beGen 8reiber inn n.ittbeilte, ct babe
Iuftras, ben Softer bes setRlt&en 9errn
mad benz Giienbabnbepot au ~brtnsen. Arg
lps lteferte ST.. 6uidle7 ben Softer aus, mar
absr nt9t tpents betrpfen, als ant f~clsenbsn
Sage Der @etfltde felbft pprfpra& anb mad
fetnem Softer fraste. Gtntse @crte senus>
ten, UNI betbe ;u aber3eusen, ba6 bier Elm
fre&er @4wtnbel aussefabrt spprben .srar.
Der setflt@e9err erleibet einen eupfnblt9en
gerluf, Der Softer entbtelt auber anberen
pertbpp1en @a@en 900 Dollars tn. !@clb
unb Stlber, tbeils Mln3eu tbetls &el&e unb
anbere ftr<de @eratbf@aften. Der Be
fcblene Bate es letber nit Der @eiter>&etie
mad ct. Qouts eilts unb fonrte bebtalb tet>
ne &la9e einret9en. Die Grmittluns bes
Diebes 1T ben @dnben ber MQesbenYer &c.
liset uberla6en pprben. .... ......
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-22
etn3elnen 8if4Dfen an bas Cpneil sefeut

etn3elnen gifaSfen an bas Gpneil sefeut
tplrben. .a
@ie fnb, aus Der Reibe Der 6 ar
btnd1e: bic Gminen;er y &onfantir
patrtsi p &amtaus 81 @ietro, s. @btlip}
De Anselis, A &ofmus Gorfi s. 19fut
@iario @for3a, s. Sos. Otbutar &aul@er
y 9einri& ". 8. Sonne&oie, 81 YaulGul
len, 81 eoreu3 Barili, 10y Sob. Syn. Mo'
reno, III RaYhae1 Mpnaeo 2a GaQetta, II,
/! Safob MntpneIt.
Musber Reibe Der Ibrisen 8d'
ter: .... --.
l. @resor Sudat Yatriar4 Der Mtl@iteu
Don Nntio9ia.
2. Sos. galersa, Watr. Don Seruia1em.
3. Sos. 6ippolyt @uibert, Grab. ..
Xcurs.
4. Mler 8ieearei be 9etrc, Grst. ..
Gurin. ... ...,..
5. Marian Barrio . Ternanbes, Gr;b. ..
galentia. ....,. ,...
6. @apbael 8aleutin @albiuinic, Gr5b.Y.
ct. Saso 1T Gbtlt.
Z. Sot. Martin @paloins, Gr;t.a .. BAL
ttmore.
s. Trans Ear. Apu3so, Gr3t. .. Sprrent.
8. Mler. Tran4t. Gr3b. .. Gbedalcnt4.
10. geter @ianeai, Gr3b. .. Sarbes.
IL. 9einri1 Gbw. Mannia9, Gr;b. ..
@e1minfer.
-. @tftcr Aug. De6amps, Grsb. y. Me'
@eln. a
ID. aonrab Martin, Bia. y. @aber.
Born.
ID. yeter Sern. 81. @e1eiia 9iia. BON
patti. ....
Die brittle alsemeine Sisuns 1T anseiast
auf ben 20. Deg. CUR @ab1 Der "a. @rGlateu
fur bic .. Population, ndmlt@ III @nsele'
senbeiten BET 8irden;u&t. S4cn Bel BEL
l. sebeimen sibuns no. Oe3br.) purte
alien gdtern cine Contribution mitsetbeilt
u. 4. De3br.)* norm 81. 9eilisteit percre'
net, baB, wenn er wabrenb bes @cneil@
1erben ictte, bas Gpncil io9lei6 einse'
fe11t unb per1@oben iei, Bis Elm neue1
Yapf eemdb1t lei, unb bab fid bas @pncil
burdaus ni&t tn bic @apfwab1 einmiifen
turfe, fonbern nur bic @arbind1e ben Wapf
fret unb unsebinbert gu &pdblen batten, uni
biele 8erprbnune 1c1 auh fir ate 3ufunfl
aelten. ......
@lidieli9es Neuiabr!
Sbr %er9ebener
Bonita; Bimmer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-22
IS e1tIi6 E s.

@ajbington, .. 6. Senatpr &auniep
unb &eprdfentant @tlion ans Minneiota
bra@ten INT Gpnereb etne Bill Elm, tpcbur@
benz Staate Minnefota 9anb fur cine @tien>
babn Bis an bic 8innepes @renje Der britt
f9en BefBunsen bepiaiet soerben fol-
@urbe gum &eferat perwteien.
SIM Senate 1este @oaflin9 aus New Wrrt
bic @efolutipn Der @efessebuns btefesStaa~
les DOR, wel6e bic &attTeatipn bes Is.
Mmenbements (Meserfimmre4t) 3urtd<
ntmn1t.
@enator Guao.p, Goriiser bes @ausepmi>
tes uber Gerritprten, wirb cine Sin bert9>
ten, tpelde bic Mormpnen aner He9te auf
io lanse beraubt, Bic bic @ielweiteret aboe>
fAaft 1T. Gin @&reiben aus Gait Qafe
City melbet, bab bic Mormonen 8iberfakD
III leifen brpben, 1penn bic 8tI ais @efes
rp1;osen tperben foQte.
Milpantee. Der Nei;enmorft wor an
Der gDrfe inter temginflu1e sunfiserRad-
ri9ten Don Gbicaso fener unp Nr. 2
ities spn 7644 Gents auf 762 Gents, MEL
den Yrets bic @erfdufer AM @9lub an
sunebuen i4 .peiserter. Na4 Nr. l war
eintse Na9fraee 81 ST. Gents. SIR fpdte>
re Ablteferuns famen nur iebr trenise g.
faafte sor. Die @ertdufe beltefen fa I'M
@an3en auf tpeniser ais 10000 8ufbe1.
Muf Eager befanben f9 ant Is, b. $4,000
8ufbel sesen 1884, 600 ait ben, entfpre9enben
Sage lesten Sabres.
HIT her 9abenport> ,tns ct. Yaul Giien>
balm, 3tptiden Davenport unb Maqupfeta
In Sadlpn Co., tparen poriee Wc9e nod
f%unfbunbert Mann nit ben @rabir,M rbeiten
bel9afttst; iebt bat Der S@neefurm bic
Mrbeit etnftpeilen unterbrpden.
Die @psi;etmaGt Don Netu Oort befebt
aus IS Gapitdnen, 1872 @erseanten, II
S@liesern BON Statipnsbiuiern, 1880 go
li3tfen. Die @oli3etna@t int ean3en Me>
trppolttan' Dtfritt befebt aus 46 gapttdnen,
102 S91iebern unb 234s Yoli3ifen, im@an>
ttA Ao|o OtNNN- NV ptAt uIll ptut o1- W.
ensenben Sabre tpurben tn Nem yprt 73,6OS
gerbaftunsen pprsenpmu,en.
l%tnglitdsfaQe. Die Stabt Gbeyenne,
@gcmins Territortum, 1T CUR 9dlfte abse<
brannt,-Sn indianapolis ~sert0rte 1eBten
@pntas Elm in Mcrrifpns Spernbaus aus
setrcGeneS Teuer etne &eibt con WebGuben.
SIT Der @esenb Don 9ouispi1e, 8y., mari
elm furdtbarer Saneefurm mebrere &C.
bdnbe UNI, nobel @enfden perunsladten.
Mebnlide SeriAte fcn1men aus Mempbts,
GenneGee. SIN Milmaufee par 1ebten
@onntas bic gatbebrc1e 1T @efabr einsRaub
Der Tlamrnen gu tperben, ba ii9 bur9 cine
mansel9atte @etjr6bre bas Teuer ben @tab-
len mittbeilte unp audi bic @emdlbe bef9d<
btste bod frnnte basl elte balb bepd1tist
1perben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-22

Gin G%nahenbile in minueiota.
Mander eeier tes v@anberer" wirb Bel
bielem Eitel benfen wie 70? tpas Ia?
@er lid ober %errinnert tpie un9efdtr Dor :
Jatren in n1ebreren fatbcliiden 3eitunsen
Mmerifas 8eridt e%rftattet 8rurce, BAT III per
9auptfir6e Der 9c@w. gdter &etemtoriEen
in @oit, Elm ura1tes@ narenbilt Der fl. Muts
ter @ottes, senannt ron Der fcrtmdtrenten
5llfe-'' (del perpetua soccorso)- BON IN
ferm III. 8ater @ius TX. tpeaen Der cielen
@unter unb Observation-Disclosures sefrSnt
tporben iet, Der wirt ii9 audi in's@ehd6tniS
;uridrufen ~fInnen, mie Gopien ppn jenem
@nobentilpc btlorst unb an semielben a IT.
berubrt nit Mb1dTen 5u Yerieteu aud
mad @n,erifa, 5unddf mad Baltimore &C.
Ihidt murben, unb pie iplde gilber aud
bier III 9anbe einen punberbaren 3ulaui
unb Elm Defenders @ertrauen connection Die
Ter 8ebrdnsten @ldubtsen erbielten, bic lire
;3ufuht netrnen gu Mdria BON Der vintmer>
rrdtrenoen 9ulfe."-Nuf metrmal mteters
toltcs Bitten unb Tleben 1T es mir enblid,
%selun9en bic @nabe gu erlan9en, bur4 Ser
mittluns Der @p9m. gdterGebentpriiten pon
Rcm cine iolhe @cpie 5u befommen. Ciee
1elbe befnoet iiA In Gbasfa, Carver Gc.
Minn. unb ipQ einen eisenen prioilesirten
Mltar NIT raebreren rdpfliden Sneul9en;en
erbalten, ipbalb bic bortielbf neu Su erbau@
enbe Stride unter Dad lein pirb, mas nod
int Qaufe tteles neuen Satres ee1heben fcQ.
l1nterbeEen 1T bas Bib 1T Der 6ausfapeQe
aufseaeQt unb piro NIT bildSFiden Snbu1>
sensen perieben; au@ lol cine @ttftuns
bebufs bes neuen&tr4enbau5 tarauf aentadt
werben, taB tper tmnaer CUR l1nterfubune
bes Saues Ginen Dp1ar beiteuert, fir ST.
ben uno Mae, ieben Samfas, fir bic
@obltbater tnsbefcnbere, beren Ramen in
einen1 eisenen St~tftunsebude pcr;eibnet
nperben,-flr bte Dautr son 10 Sab
rem, ppr bent @natenbilbe bas unbluttae
Opfer Der II. @efe barsebraat perbe, unb
tpenn ct, aud abwefenb, bic sepObnliden
@ebete ~ Gbren Mariens, ais bic vlaureta>
niide 2itanei" -pber bas: Inter betnen
@9us unb @dirm Fteben mir &c. serridtet,
neben Ser a~nsemeineu aud bic ~beicnbern auf
Dem @nabenbilbe baftenben MbldEe setpin>
rer1 fotte unb jtpar pom l.. Tebr. 1870 an.
Das Bib 1T auf @~c1bsrunb, II BET 81 3oh,
febr a1tertbamlt@ sema1t. :3wst auf beioen
@eiteu fdpebenbe Gnsel brinsen benz Sefu>
tinbe, tas auf benz ltnfen Mrme Der FL. NPutz
ter rutt unb beren Daunaen Der re9ten6anb
sleidlam inbrinfis I'm S@us unb .@alfe
Febenb fefbdlt, bic 2eibenswert3euse bar.
Das &ntlis bsr SHUTTER, na6 benz Original
bes fl. Ralers unb @sanselii fen 2ufas, 1T
e9rernfbaft unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, iebcd
blidt aud Milee unb Sarn,ber;iotsit burd.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-22
8pnifa; Bim n, er.

y Die bier ertpdtntev Contribution" tteilt'
Der @anberer" ii SO. l13 nit.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-16
TIE NEWS.
JOHN NAGLE.
Secretary.

-Espartcro refuses to accept the Span
ish crown.
-I2,8G0 immigrants arrived at New
I ork last week.
The reported massacre Of Jews at
Roumenia, Turkey, is deneid.
Seventy five Chinamen left San
Francisco for Massachusetts, on the Sd
inst. to work in boot and shoe factory.
After July 1st. postage to Norway
will be L cents, to Germany, cents.
"A battle has occurred between the
French troops and warlike tribes in No
roco in which the latter were complete
ly routed.
-Chas Dickens died suddenly at Cad s
Hill near Rochester n Kent, England on
the Sta, at 6I5 p. N. He was the best
writer OF our age. His remains were
deposited in Westminster Abbey.
Tho Mississippi and Lake Michigan
Canal Bill Passed IN the Senate on the
l4th inst. And the River and Harbor
Bill Passed the House the day before.
Two girls, aged respectively II and
Il years, were drowned while bathing in
Putnum Greek, ct Cuba, Fulton Co., Ill.
ou Monday.
The Gar of Russia has entered into
an alliance with the FIeeroy OF Egypt
against Turkey.
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First Presb yterian Church.

We learn that the walls Of the base
meDt story Of this ediice will probably
be completed by TUESDAY next and that
the corner stone Of the second or sane
tuary story Will be laid at 4! o'clock on
that day. Suitable lists Of the members
CT the various religious ana secular So
c.2'ies of the City and County, copies Of
the various periodicals published here,
and any other papers, which can be
placed in very mpact form and that would
b. of special interest to q curious pcs,
terity sre solicited for deposit in the
stone; they may be placed in the hands
Of Rev. Mr. Stevens Or OF Mesrs. l..
Sherman, Chae. Walker or L. K. Rand
The Ladies Of the society propose 70
hold Strawberry festival at Mys. E.
K. Raud's Store on Tuesday evening
The public are cordially invited to at
tend the ceremonies Of the laying Of the
Corner stone and the Festival.
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MURDERER APPREHENDED.- A man
named Jacob Haas fatally stabbed com
rade nameu John Kiesel. while both were
intoxicated, at heer garden in Mendoza,
Ill, on Sunday, Goth Of May last. Haas
made his escape and fed to Ahnepee,
Kewaunee Co. where he had lived fer
two or three years up to last fall A
liberal reward was offered by the Mendo-
ia authorities for his apprehension, and
he was recognized at Ahnepee from a
description and photograph furnished,
and arrested last Thursday by Deputy
Sheriff Vandoozer. Last Saturday, while
he was being taken on beard the steamer
Ranetoacoc, he attempted to drown him
self by jumping into the lake. 4 rope
was thrown to him, but he refused tc
take it when a son Of the Deputy Sheriff
jumped in and rescued him. He ac-
knowledged committing the deed in g
moment of drunken frenzy, and seemed
to be suffering greatly from remorse. He
was on board the Monitoevoc at this por
Saturday evening, in charge of the proper
officers, who are taking him to Chicago
to meet the City Marshal of Mendoza
deliver their prisoner and claim thei
reward.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY
co UNCIL.

JUsE, 18th 2sT0.
Al memtcs5 2resc1t except Messrs. Conway and
Eostomlatsky.
70 rhe proper COMMITTEES.
bills:
c. II. Schmidt, ssr gsirs to Hi on Railroad nat
te-s, 32o allowed $40.
Ed Conway, $40
Anton VoEt Dov SIDEWALK ca east Sids 81 81 L. 40
fred Boreherdt, printing City Charter $500
). W. tIonIbs, services a. electioa. zee
On petition of Carl Il SehIsidt and otAexs reqas:-
ing tie Board 10 epprcpriate $3.50 for celebrating
tie +th Of Iu!y, the Corr. reported il its Gyor end
the petition granted.
4he report Of the % Ward local Committee in e.
Vi granting petition Of VI Murphy aud others for
repairn 9Th street, whore York stree. was
adopted.
The petition Of Fred. seser and others sor i. -oT-
ing aud greding Commercial street ro 9th to eth
reported on lTorably, ana granted by the coard
TO the Lake s2id street.
Tie CoHllttee Ordinances report or The petition
OF John BoecAer aad others recommending ta the
same H. LAID the table report adopted.
o. the petition and reno aace 70. .he improve
men If II.:, ST. the il Sd ward 1r = Sean uore,l
resciuI all actie heretofo fore taken to improve 11tL
ST. adopted.
On motion ofHr Waldo tie Bridge tender J. c.
bshr was appointed poIieemea.
Then the Board adj ourEed for two weeks
WM HLZscaEaEY-z
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Communicated.

At meeting Of the Meeme Debating
Society on Saturday evening, June Ilth,
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, At the solicitation of sew
eral members of this society, 1fr. Henry
Sibree OF Manitowoc has kindly consent
ed to address us 90 THE Necessity of
Association for Mutual Instruction and
the benefit TO be derived thereforrn :"
the address to be delivered at such time
as the Society may decide; therefore be
it
Res0IUed, That the thanks of the So
ciety, are due to Dir. Sibree for bis in
terest in our intellectual welfare and he
is hereby respectfully invited to deliver
said address on Saturday evening, June
Sth, If convenient; for which we can as
sure him In advance the heartfelt graft
tude Of every member Of the Society
Ioesotvcd. That . eopy of these resolu-
tons be forwarded TO Mr.. Sibree; and
Il copy to each Of the Manitowoc News
papers for publication.
JOHN NAGLE.
Secretary.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-16
D. d. HARNErT.

We see by the Milwaukee ReUs Of
the Sd inst, that it takes umbrage at the
action Of Sheboygan, and the resolutions
passed in reference to the action Of Mil
waukee concerning the Lake Shore Rail
Road. It says every we'll informed per-
son in Sheboygan, knows that Milwaukee
has only not opposed any Of the railroad
schemes of Sheboygan, but she has CIV
en- them cordial, hearty support through
her papers and al other avaiia bic
means.
II by this the Nesus means that 1t is
the sum total of Milwaukee, her news-
papers. and her drai}d5Ie means, we may
perhaps c0ncede the point, for we frank
" admit that the Milwaukee Ne5Cs has
treated us fairly IN reference to our rail
road aud other local interests. But we
think it is altogether too great a stretch
Of imagination to suppose that the
Ne;cs represents the feelings Of aB of
Milwaukee, her newspapers, or her
"ayailable means" Che Ne,Cs asks
with great eusto. ''Who is to-day
furnishing the money to pay the men
who are working on the Lake Shore
road, aside from Milwaukee ?" Our
understanding OF this matter is, that
| Milwaukee, or Milwaukee men have
not furnished dollar toward the build-
ing OF the Lake Shore road ; on the con-
trary all of her papers, excepting the
Nebos have opposed it, and, the only
available means" we have known OF
being furnished by Milwaukee men, were
those furnished to garnishee the contract
or's bank account upon bogus law suit.
Sheboygan has made 10 effort to
''irighten Milwaukee, y she has simply
accepted the situation in which she has
been placed by the action of Milwaukee
men who have been doing their best to
wipe us out. We have always gladly
and cheerfuiIy recognized Milwaukee as
the metropolis of the State, and in COM
mon with the people of Wisconsin have
been, and are still proud of her growing
prosperity, and it is more in sorrow than
in anger, that we record the fact, that
she seems at present to be seeking to en-
hance her material interests by the de-
struction of the northern lake ports
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