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+ 81 of nwq sec 6, supposed to be owned by
6 Fenton;
/ TOWN Ia--RANGE %. EAST.
/ Seq Of neg sec supposed 10 be owned by
Franz Kuhn:
VIII Of neq see !, supposed to be owned by
+ 0 Tor1ison;
! Eli of nwq sec ] supposed to be owned by
+! Fred Ellermann;
/ VII Of nwq sec l supposed to be owned by
T Tanschack:
/ Seq of neg sec , supposed to be owned
Swq u n-q sec 2, supposed 10 lie owned by Eli q
/ Reynolds;
Nh Of va Of seq sec :, supposed to be owned 10y Ma
$50 IF sec = supposed 10 he owned by Walter Lyon,
I Z \ Evans. a Newell. P Smith;
Neg Of seq sec 3 supposed TO lie owned by Charles
Nwq of seq sec 3, supposed to be owned by Timothy
4 LsyiuC:
! Nh Of swq sec 5, supposed to 'e owned by Timothy
/ Neq Of seq sec !, supposed to be osycdA A liar
Part Of the nwq Of seq 4 supposed to be owned
+ 4 Clawsuu:
part Of nwq Of seq sec j. supposed to be owned by
t Patrick Meehan;
! VII of neg Of svq see 4, supposed to lie owned by
( Patrick McCuly:
HI of neg Of s sec l. supposed to be owned 10y Mel
part of nsq Of s~q sec 4 supposed to he ownsd ly
/ John 0'Conncr;
VII Of svq sec j. supposed to lie owned by VIM
HI Of seq sec ;. supposed to he owned by Morris
. Noonan:
WI Of seq sec 5 supposed to he owned by N Karney;
! Eth fswq >, supposed TO be owned by N Nc
/ Court:
part Of nwq of swq ;, supposed to he owned 10y
part Of nwq Of swq sec ) supposed to lie owned by
/ ReHuau;
III Of seq sec G supposed to he owned by " 5 Ans
1 Neq sec $. supposed to he owned 10y Jacob Grim F.;
Eh Of nwq SET u, supposed to be owned by H7sh
I HaliargE;
Nwq Of nvq sec 8, supposed 70 be o~nei by H'encel
TOWN fa-RAEGE q.
! Neg SEE l. supposed t. he 5. Cd S. I. FauIaber;
I Nwa e-c l. supposed to - ,-yacd ~ L kuech:
| Neq sec , supposed to Ice owned by John pr;lime:
: TOWN 2-EANGE u. EASr-IN REEnsyIiLE CcMPEIs-
+ ING PART or SIG AND swQ OF SECTION -.
Block -. supposed t. lc owned 10y ? BEckley held
I ana claimed under tax tile 10y John Franz;
/ Block y. supposed 10 lie Owned by Carl THEODORE
Schmidt, held and claimed under TAX title by Johu
( Franz:
Block -, supposed to be owned ly Z P Buckley,
| held and claimed under tax title by John Franz;
/ Block -. supposed To lie owned tE Lad"i= Suseh;
! Charles nIiughoitz and John Hermann. held and
( chained ulor tax title ly Charles kinghultz;
! VII Of block 81, supposed 10 be owned by GceTSc
Reed.
block IS supposed to lie owned hy VIM Zahn;
! Block 80. supposed to be owned 10y s!uepecteky,
held and oli iE.cd THGc- tax title iy Nm Ehn;
/ Block %. supposed to lie owned hy Nm Iain:
Block p, supposed 10 he owned hy ClaS klnsholtz;
Block -. supposed to he owned by stuepecteky,
held and claimed under tax title by James De Mas
NAyq of seq a, owner unknown;
Eh Of seq p, SUPPOSED 10 be owned ty Boetci-
er;
sh Of nwq sec g. supposed to be owned by August
Iatzi.:
Nh. + sw.I sec 81. supposed to lie owned y Brand;
/ Neg g. supposed l. lie owned 10y John Kruger;
Ne4 Of nwq SEE 50, supposed to be owned ly o;to
Nwq Of nwq sec SO, supposed lie owned by Otto
NcG sec o. supposed to lie owned By + Krocl lin:
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l. KNST KERN, (Succcssor Of Beer &
~ Kern, Dealer in Dry Goods. Grocer
lcs, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Glass. Ware,
BOOTS Shoes, Rea 'y-Alade Clothing. Papcr
hangings, HITS and Caps, Toys, Chidren's
Cabs, Live Geese Feathers. Bird Cages,
kerosene Oh, LAMPS sc. A share of pub
nc patronage solicited. Store on York
street; between Eighth and Ninth, Manito-
voc, Wis. l,.11,.i
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81 W. W. WALDO, County Judge

IN neutrality-suspicious. C0ENFY
| Court. In the matter Of tic estate Of
Jonas VI. Bl,om, deceased On rcadi. :
and fling the petition Of Michael Gloom, o.
Nanitowoc Rapids in s.. county, represent
ing among "'.cr things that Jonas VI. Bloom
,-,c Of said county. On the Goth day Of
March, \. b. 1853, at said county, died III
,cstatc. leaving goods, chatlles and estate
within this State, and dat the said petition
Ell is father Of said deceased, and praying
that administration Of said estate be TO him
granted. it is ordered that sid petition be
heard before the Judge of this court, Oh Mon
day, the 81 day of July, ! u. 1871. 1T
10 o'clock \. NJ. 1T my Office in said
county. Ordered further, that notice there
Of be given to the heirs Of said deceased,
AMI to all persons interested, ~ publishing
a copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing: in the
Mauitowoc PILOT, a weekly newspaper pub
lished ar u 4nitowcc. in sid county
Patel Manitowoc the 9Th day Of JuiEe, \.
y. 1871.
45w3 ". W WALDO, County Judge.
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\ Z " S TOR L
Mishicott, ManitoWoc Go.
PETER HANSON
DEALERIN
pRE GOODS. GROCERIES, Sc.

This viii afford an excellent opportunity
to the farmers Of Brown hewaunce and
Nanitowoc Counties 10 purchase goods in my
line, as can sell them at Milwaukee
prices PETER HANSON.
Miahisott. August |, 1870
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L Court. In the matter Of the Guardian
ship OF the Minor Heir Of Wenzel Fischer
On reading and fling the petition of Frank
Iaman, Guardian OF said Minors represent
ing among other things that the said wards are
seized Of certain real estate in said county
Of Manitowoc, and that ii is necessary that
the same should be sold. ard praying for
license to sell the same; and it appearing to
the Court, from said petition that it j. neces-
sary TO sell said real estate 1t is ordered
and directed that the next of kin to said ward,
and all persons interested in said estate ap-
pear before Inc on Monday, the 10th Of July,
A y 1871. at ten o clio 4 . VI at the Pro
bate Office in said County, then and th-re to
shcw Cause if any there be- why license
should not be granted for the sale Of said
real estate, according to the PRAYER Of .ai1
petition. Ana it is further ordered that .
copy Of this order shall be published for four
Successive weeks prior to said day ofhearing,
in the Mauitowoc PILOT, a weekly newspaper
printed nj Manitowoc in said county
Dated at Manitowoc. the 7th day Of June,
y. b. 1871.
45wi W. ". WALDO, County Judge
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IT s. BIN : (7-3O's, 5-e0's, and all
lL,--aLl.,- chi. l----.-!
exchanged Coupons On Interest War
rants ca>hed. Gold. Silver. AMI Coin
drafts purchased at the highest markc
rates
Drafts on all the principal cities of the
thlted states and Canada, bought and
sold. Foreign Exchange on Great Bri-
tain ana Contincntl Europe. for sale in
sums 10 suit DEPOSITS received subject
to sight draft. Also interest paid on de
posts b special agreement Collect on,
made on all parts q the United States.
canada, Great Britain and Europe. made
at reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sale Line TO and from GrcIt
Britain and Continental Europe, for SHE
at New York prices T. C. SHOVE
Manitowoc, August 1870.
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NEW LIN cry STABLE
CHARLES I. WINTON.
Good First CT SIS Teams

To all who desire them. Either double
and single furnished On short notice
Having recently purchased a new and
beautiful assortment of bucgies. etc, SUI
perlor to any in the county, he is pre-
pared to attend TO any calls with prompt
ness and dispatch. Re may be found at
any time On Seventh street, between Buffalo
ana tElcago streets. 12-iitf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

T b. MARKHAM, Attorney ana Counselor
y. at Law Office on corner Of Eighth
and Quay streets, Manitowoc, Wis. 1a-liyf
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VIII buy and sell, at market rates. all
issues Of L. $. Securities, Cold, Goll
Drafts. Silver, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26
STATE POLITICS.


Sanford e. Church's Opinion Of the Siiua.
tion-Hopefnl Look for the Democracy
Fenton Likely 10 Cause a Republican De-
fsat-Rcpu6Ii IAN Bolt in the Twenty ninth
Senatorial District.
NIAGARA FALLS, Oct. %, 1871.
In conversation with Sanford f. Church to-day
he spoke confdingly OF the democratic party elect
ing their entire State ticket this fall owing to the
apathy Of the people In the rural districts and the
lukewarmness OF the friends Of Senator Fenon, the
latter, he thinks, being in favor OF giving the
Slate to the democrats, and cites es an instance
the combination OF the Fenton republicans OF the
Twenty ninth Senatorial district with the demo-
Gratis to defeat the regular republican nominee,
George Bowen, for State Senator, and strong sup
porter OF COnkllng.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention, which
met yesterday at Albion, adjourned In the evening
until Tuesday, October 81, without making any
nomination. The only business being done was the
appointing OF Q committee to consult with the Fen.
ton republicans. On the 31st the sore
headed republicans and democrats assemble
IN Joint convention and nominate candidate
for State Senator. The most prominent name men,
toned is that OF Henry A. Richmond. Governor
Church thinks that tho present rulers OF the city Of
New York should give way to new men-men who
possess the confidence of the people.
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CHICAGO AFT AIR S.

Banks Ruasing acknowledgements Com
pnnies PA wing I.osses-Failure Of the Pro-
posed Political Observation-Disclosures Of ar
Insurance Conpsny-Relicr Fund Receipts.
CHICAGO, oct 25, 1871.
The banks are running smoothly. They have but
few calls for loans and deposits are abundant.
Many Eastern and foreign Insurance companies
are paying their losses promptly. These funds fur
nisn our merchants with money TO purchase goods
ana capitalists who are preparing 10 rebuild
The gram and live stock markets. are brisk
There l. much doing as there was before the ire
aud in lumber much more
Mechanics are wanted. Carpenters. masons and
wages
Potter Palmer Is pushing up his new grand hotel
al fast ~ possible
The combination Of the two political parties for
the next city and county election has not yet been
Iully consumlnated owing to the large numoer OF
candidates and the diversity Of views OF those
gagged IN the work OF combining There Is no diver;
Tor Mayor, Gage for City Treasurer apd jameson Tor
Judge OF the Superior Court They are all popular.
General LippiDcott state Auditor mas filed bill
in the Circuit Court for the dissolution OF the Repub
lie Insurance Company Of Chicago, on the ground
oil insolvency aud mismanagenlent OF its anars by
the directors II has been ascertanei that It's as
sets amount TO $i,133,00o; lts risks outstanding,
al 900 900: Its losses by the recent fire, over
"a 900 CO., and its stock notes, 9a2 500 ~ Is al
legged that many OF the stockholders are tnsovent,
aud that their notes cannot be collected.
the treasurer reports the following receipts for
the relief OF The chicago poor:-
Cash received 5000, 2'6.
Total amount for which drafts have been drawn
and 10 be forwarded for collection, &C., $685. 100
Aggregate receipts, 81, 4S6,9S6.
or Tins sum $3I, 400 have been distributed the
balance remaining on hand. The Committee est.
mate that rney win require flg75 600 Tor the next
thirty DAYS.
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RICHMOND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC NoMINA.
TIONS

The usually quiet little village OF Richmond, Sta
ten Island was beseged yesterday by politicians of
every grade, who gathered for the purpose OF wit
Messing the transactions OF the Richmond County
Democratic Convention, which was held at the
County Court House. There were fully five hundred
persons present, among others Senator Frost Judge
Metcalf Assemblyman John Decker, Supervisor S. r.
Brick, Jr; Samuel Barton, Jud C T. p. fitzpatrick,
Sheriff Wynants and host OF Others Mr. Barton
appointed chairman, and after calling the meet
ing To order Judge Vaughan reported the proceed
Ings OF the Senatorial Convention lately held at
Jamaica, which was acc opted. The following ticket
was UNANIMOUSLY adOpted:-
Assembly-Thomas Gwynne
County Judge-Judge Metcalf.
Justice of Sessions-John Mehan.
District Attorneys. +. RawsOn.
Coroners-Drs. Lee and Tappan.
Superintendent Of POor-Phiip Bender.
AT the close OF the Convention the General COM
mttee held meeting, the business OF which was Of
o private nature.
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candidate for Senator OF the Sixth district Opposed
70 Tammany Hall onlyl until the closing OF the polls
on the It'll day OF November next. ..,
MARTIN NACBTMANN.
NEW YORK, Oct. rs 1871.
Adjourned Tammany Assembly Conventions.
Four adjourned Assembly Conventions Of Tame
many Han were held last evening IN IN. IN. k'v@@.
Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Twentieth districts.
In the Eleventh district the convention met and
adjourned until TO morrow evening The Eighteenth
District Convention appointed a conference conf
mlttee TO endeavor to unite all the outside organ-
cations In the district on one candidate and ad-
jOurned until FRIDAY.
Jerome Buck received the nomination OF the
Seventeenth District Convention, before whom he
appeared and was received with much applause.
lie In a few words stated his pleasure at being
their nominee. and pledged himself to support the
democratic party and the interests OF the TWENTY
second ward to the best OF his ability. He is q
strong man, and Will no doubt be elected.
The Twentieth District Convention nominated
John Brown, the last incumbent ana on his decin-
ing, William Hickman, who last year represented
the Twenty first district. received the nomination
Senator Henry Genet who was present at the meet
ing, made brief address.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

Excitement Among Southern Railroad Men,
IDj"nslion to Prevent the Consolidation OF
the Virginia and Tennessee aud Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroads.
LYNCHBuRG, Va, Oct. rs, 1871.
The bill OF complaint Of James Il. Tyson, OF Balti
more against the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
and william Malone, its president, which was
withdrawn In ,fle United states Circuit Court for
the Eastern district OF Virginia, was nlcd here
to-day, AMI Judge Bond issued order for the hear
ing OF the motion for injunction before the United
States Circuit Court here on the 18th or November
next. Tyson, VINO Is stockn0lder owning five
shares in the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad, prays
restrained from carrying out the provisions OF an
act OF the Virginia Legislature, consolidat
Ing That road with the Norfolk and Peters
burg road aud the Southside road, under
the title OF the Atlantic and Mississippi Railroad,
having Its termini at Norfolk, Va, and Bristol, Tenn
lie further pfays that the virginia and tennessee
Railroad Company he restrained from issuing any
bonds under the act OF the Virginia Legislature IN
urtherance or the interests o. the Atlantic apu
mississippi Railroad, which act the complain.
alleges TO be unconstitutional: thatthey DC enJoneu
IRON negotiating the loan FOR SS,0OO,0oo Donus OF
which amount nave been executed ana attempted
That the defendants be enjoIned from constructing
the Cumberland Gap Railroad or In any way loster-
ing these roads by the use OF the iunds OF the VIZ
ginia and Tennessee Railroad.
Ills motion creates good deal or EXCITEMENT ~
railroad circles and 10 IL believed TO be an ehor Oh
some Northern railroad companies to break UP Ma-
homes consolidated line IN Virginia.
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The PACIFIC COkST T.

california ln.urancc Companies Rcsunsi"a
Rusinsss-A Prominent Mormom's View Of
Utar AG.iIr--proposed Bridge Across snO
Francisco hay.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Oct rs, 1871.
The Occidental Insurance Company, OF this city.
resolved to-day to resume bhsiEcss. The People.
Insurance Company are endeavorIn2 % make y
similar arrangement. ;
There Is much suffering In san Joaquin VALLEY.
where the crops have wholly failed for two seasons
One thousand persons are needing food. The clti
Zens are raising funds for their relief.
Bill Russell. another escaped State prisoner from
Nevada, was captured here yesterday evening while
endeavorink 10 ship on a vessel for foreign port
George q. Cannon, Mormon leader In this city
taking counsel on the prosecutions now progressing
at SAT- Lake, says If the convictions continue the
Mormons Will burn all they have and make another
exodus, as they did from Illinois.
senator Norton or Indiana, was serenalcu last
night lie starts for home to-day.
1t is raining In Oregon
resolution TO give 100000 of subsidy 10 a com
pany to build a railroad bridge across the bay from
The Aemcda shore 10 this city was introduced in
the Board OF Supervisors last night but not acted
upon.
Extensive fires continue In the coast range OF
mountains In California from Los Angeles county
nortlWayd.
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DISASTER ON LAKE MICHIGAN,

sinking Of n Srhooncr-Eive Men Drowned
ucurt,.s- Conduct OF n steam Tue Captain.
CHICAGO, Oct. %, 1871.
Tile schooner X. r. Messner, OF this port, on the
otn inst, during the prevalence OF fierce gale,
struck on a rock on Crane Island, Lake Michigan,
and soon filed. The crew were taken on by fish
ing vessel. Alter few days effort the schooner
was taken on the rock, and while being lowed
ashore by tug she filed with water and capsIzed,
and nye out Of nine board pershcd before assist
ance came. ~ ~ charged that the tug cut loose
when II became evident that she must sink and left
making no effort ~ save the crew ON the schooner.
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The sixth Senatorial District.

To THE EDiyOR OF THE HERALD:-
respectfully request the publication Of the iol-
lowing facts relative To The Senatorial campaign Ia
the Sixth distrlct:-
reDort emanating from y certain political
quarter II IN circulation. which might have ten
dsncy 10 misrcpresent me unless eontradlcted said
report Is the eject that am candidate in the
interests OF Tammany Han, beng supported by
means furnished by certain piOmiueDt Of
dcjal IN mat organization, and that ] do
MOI intend To remain candidate against
,hat organization until the closing OF The
noIlsS 1 hereby empbaiically contradict the fore
going report and take inns opportunity of stating,
that have never recs,v ,, my a,u OF assstance
Iammnny HAL, and never intend 10 seek such. As
regards abeng III the interest Of Tammany HAIL.
/ most cmpn1lcaiIy Deny this Eaving received
the unaninious nomination OF the united reform
party Of The sixth district, and OF my fellow citizens
in public meeting assembled, l intend ~ remain
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY ASSEMBLY NOMIEA
TONS.

The democrats OF the Third Assembly district OF
Westminster county met in convention at Peeksklll
on Tuesday, and nominated Coffin S. Brown as
candidate for member or Assembly from that dis
trict William Meade. former nominee, having
Withdrawn from the canvass.
William W. Niles has received the republican nom-
nation iOr member OF Assembly In the First AS
sembly district OF the county ABOVE named.
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III ard amounts now due thereon; that the ey1
we same ny We said Board or s appropriate ecs
certificate OF Clerk President herenpon the safd
.oay AUDITOR annex the voucher the
LOT our signature, az directed by the section and
payment
Auditor Watson, now deceased annexed Ger.
rinca.-s vi allowance to claims amounting in
the aggregate to more tnan six millions OF dol
lars. Fatal objections appear IN every part OF
these transactions, Lev IL sunice. however 10
state this much:-Warrants or checks on the bank
for claims mainly originating In the noted niger
soil. Garvey and Keyser affairs, We're ISSUED 10 the
aggregate amount OF f5,759,4ss Oh.
Ingerso and Carney may have retained for them
selves portions OF tins vast sum, but 1t IL certain
that OF IT $3.5s2 054 70 went TO the credit of an
account kept by Woodward. This Wood
ward-a mere deputy clerk1was the general
distributing reservoir Of this great mass OF
public plumber. He deposited to Tweed's credit IN
the bank S932,s5 so, and divided the balance
among persons not yet ascef tained Tweeds share,
however Is distinctly traced TO him.
the tabular statements show that upon tne
issue OF these warrants for PAYMENT the pro,
ceeds were Immediately distributed as above
stated. That is to say, the distribution was In
every instance, on the very SEINE dav, with an ex-
ceedlngly small number of exceptions. where one
Or two days interviewed.
Thus out OF one single set OF connected transact
lions, Tweeds share was over 100000.
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After some slight discussion on Tie matter the re-
solution was adopted.

A communication was received rom the Commits
s,oners OF the new Court House, stating that they
had made two requisltlons for 100000 each; that
only one had been complied with and II the Board
did not rpropriate the money they would be OBJ
liged TO stop the work.
TINS matter was referred to the Comptroller, with
power. After some further routine business the
Board adjourned.
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Removal Of Court Attendants and Clerks.
Deputy Comptroller Green yesterday made some
further removals OF attendants on the Superior
Court and Court OF Common Peas, as well AZ or
clerks In the Bureau Of County Affairs
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MEETING or THE BOARD OT APPoR TON.
NEWT.
The Transfer OF Appropriations far Inicrest-

The Transfer Of Appropriations FAR Inicrest-
The New Court House Honey.
Shortly after one O'Clock the Board Of Apportion-
ment ineG the Mayors office. There were present
Mayor Hali, Deputy Comptroller Green .ir. swceny
ana ex-Deputy Comptroller Storrs, After the usual
routine had been disposed Of Mr. Green offered
resolution as follows:-
Resolved That transfers of appropriations Tor interest on
city the hereby made as follows:--
interest city Improvement stock 1862 Yaoso
Croton " nter lain stnck 5432
Department Parks improvement bonds. IIs5
Improvement Fun bonds. 21u5zo
Ass, ssment Fund non 63a33
Total r3ll, 222
From the following accounts -
Park stocks. SlTUW
CITY Improvement (under chap. .9O H.. l7,Wt
Museum of md Natural History stock lou
Third District Court House bonds. Som
Account OF interest generally 2552s2
Total
After some slight discussion on Tie matter the re-
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Mr IHueH and asslstants on a careIul invcstiga-
ton and analysis, have developed tie following
results, which are to be used IN suit against VIII
liam NJ. Tweed ana Others.
iai, tweed aud Connolly were authorized by an
ACT OF 1910 10 audit claims against the county which
might be found due. Mayor Hall, at the one meet
ing oil sucn Board OF Audit moved u resolution as
i0llows:-
Resolved, That the County Auditor collect from the appro
proprate committees OF the Board 90 all bills
s"' 'shtes ssanM the eosntv Incurred prior 10 April -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-07
A Gre in the office Of, ,Edwards. .Oity

q =
A. Ere in the office Of ,Edwards. City
Directory, at 'St. Louis, Wednesday,, de.
stf6yed the manraoriipt 81 the st. Louis
ahdaSpringfield Directories, and of the
Misaisaippi, Gazeteer..uponl which twelve
years' labor had been bestowed. .,--
,Aifire in Morristown, N. j., Thursday,
burned the post Office and several ad-
joining stores. The letters md papers
in the post Office were saved, and por-
tion of the contents of the stores. Total
loss, $50, 900, mostly insured.
W. n. Hunt. formerly queensware
merchant Of Memphis, Tenn. blew his
brains out with pistol, ut his residence
in the country; this morning. Tempo
rary insanity. produced by long sickness,
was the cause.
The negro who was caught in the we'll
at Morris Station, South western Rail
road, Ga, by the caving in of the earth
and cufbing, died from starvation and
confinement the eighth day after the
accident.