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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
The South Carolina Contested Congress.
man Election Case.

The Wa >hington Chronicle Of the 18th
instant says:
Hon. C. G. Bowen: of Charleston, S.
c., is in the city. Having been su' cess
ful in his contest for the Shcriffalty Of
Charleston County, he i, now ready TO
rress his contest for the seat in the
House now held by Mr.. DcIarge l. i
understood that the latter, since the tax
iny Of the last testimony. has abandoned
the contest. and will make no further op.
position to Bowen.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
FoMAnIA NURSERIES.
ESTABLISHED 1850.

THE PROPRIETOR HAS 4 LARGE AND
/ thrifty Sock Of Southern anh aHclinats!
FRUIT TIE ), particularly adapted to our climate
from tho arf .st 10 the latest: Apples, Peaches,
Par Plums cherries Apri,uts Nectarinrs, Quinees,
" Glars. Pomec-abatrs Ever-bearin2 Mulberrics.
Figs, English Waln.ts, S.,ansh Chasnuts, Filbers,
Grapes, in graf v'ri,ty RasrSrries Strawberry
Pl.r,ts al, the best kinds Roses. ali the new kinds.
Dahlias, Gladiolas, yerbenss Violets, Ornamental
Flowing Shrubs &c; Evergr EMS for Cem",sri.s = and
lawns in great variety; sparagus and Horse Rsdish
roots; Usage Orange and Macar,ney Ross ior hedges
descriptive Catalogue will D. sent to al applicants
Address
w.M. SUMMER
dec c.2S-sm. PoDaria, & c.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
Ess-y g. Eiy, rs. W.. Whg7''r.
FOregl sure aud Sale.

Bv virtue cf ~ OK. cf the Hon J. J. Major
Circuit JuAg IN 'ho al'"rr case 70 NJ" d'rcct. d.
win sell a, prbl;c utcg IN FROM Of my Office IN The
town of 2,.a fort "n irs, Monday IN January rtXt.
1873 bring TIE sixth Gay OF said month 5eiwe'n the
!egnl GolTs VI %! . ~ following property To ~:
Az hat parcel or tr!cr nf lnmd srown ss t hrn-
iar,w II rI,c. Situl,r Wing aud h"ing n ihe
ecu tv of +, uro7t and State Of sub "a'GI.L'.
Fou no. n rs thr II my stuart r:ac. d TIE
mar hes o. Al er .Cthc Gre K; 20 by ARDS fJtn'rI-
n Of lame, q C,:nr',"I IN Battery Eiv~r, sou'h
and =, INV. st D. I,r.'s O. Hnyo aId %yrtl' 'i.sh
pa,.,a.i Il ard by Pnrfe-y Tcr. VT and horti.-
west To- a iortion OF III ri i.ai P@kP"k"t trAcf,
AMI nv TIE ..t.r plin'a'O on ami containing iiTee
hurdr Il and sew t" thru 3.'3 acres more or less
Te-:as cash. Purchasers TO IA frr patcr,
EM wills y
T. c,
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

Mr.. J. P. +. Camp has become the ed
itor of the New Era, a Republican news
paper published in Spartcnburg. a new
Republican paper is about to be started
in GreenviIIe. The first number has ap-
peared of the Anderson Conscrvator, a
new weekly paper published by Mes,rs,
Brown & Haynie. It'll we | printed, and
Conservative Republican in tone.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

A COMFORTABLE llbMr.--SD nan can hsve
comfortable hon'. esp cialy in winter. when the
wind finds oa.r.in; tw-'n the sa.hpS andcr ;'le
doors AID over the blirrIs door tha; will no, 0sn
EASILY window thac vii! no: c!ose sash at vii
not b. rlsel-hese are among the little Ii ngs that
spoil Tie fappiuc-s OF millions Avid thase and
many other iisccrinrts by IattoniLinF the ,uinc
Naauia turcr Of Doors. Ss'h2s aid Elinds in tn
S,Irharn Sa:2s. Mr i. p. TVaic oi. ChIr ston, {.
= nd Tor bis uricr Ii, dec lS-it.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
A Location for a School.

In another column will be found an
advertisement Of parties who desire to es-
tablish a school somewhere on the Port
ROYAL railroad. This is fine chance for
our new towns to show their spirit. Fl.
ther Brunson or Allendale would be suit
able. Who speaks first.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
wANTED
A LOCATION FOR 4 SCHOOL.

a POSITION ON THE PORT ROYAL RAII,
IN ROAD TO locate permanent frst-class school
for girls Of ali ages healthy locality, and moral
community required.
A lady OF rare culture from the Wet, an expert
enced teacher Of South Carolina, and gentleman
who has served in two large seminarcs, will engage
in the enterprise.
Such school viii aid largely In bui ding up q
town, and win prove beneficial IN variors ways to
community. Applicants please address TEACH
ERS,p care Of Editor, BEAUFORT REPUBLICAN.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

EGF. Charleston is discussing the
Holly" water supply system. This has
been successfully used in lhe west, and as
it dispenses with reservoirs and stand
pipes it must be the very thing needed by
Charleston.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
The South CarJlinian.

IF our readers want a really good Co
'umb,a naper le. them subscribe for the
Cay o'inion. 1t is an outSpoken. fear
less, honest paper and ought to be sus
tanned as lony a. it REM 80.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
Weather Report Ob,eryed Daily at 8

Friday, Dec. 90, co. a.; cloudy.
Saturday, Dee. 81, so; clear.
Sunday, Dec. 90, Al; clear.
Monday. Dec. 23, So; clear.
Tuesday, Dec. "a. So; clear.
Wednesday. Dec %, so; rainy.
Thursday, Dec. %, Sc; cloudy.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
THE BLUE RIDGE SCRIP AGAIN.

Hulders of Blue Ridge scrip have
applied to the supreme court for a
mandamus to compel the comptrol-
Ter to levy tax to redeem the
Blue Ridge scrip. We have never
been of those who believed it possi-
BILE for the state. to get out of the
Blue Biage complication without
the payment ola large proportion
of the sum represented by it. No
such an interest is to be quietly
and entirely set aside and o5litera-
ted.
The press cf the state is singu-
larly apt to halloo before they are
out of the woods. They join i" joy
Gus shouts over the death of Blue
Ridge, but here it is again, like an
uneasy ghost, and it is not likely to
be laid by hard words. Greenbacks
or hard dollars will be required ere
it will rest quietly in its grave.
The same "hugrah, boys" vas
heard when Nagie's tax levy was
enioined. But they are likely to
find that Moses rod is as heavy on
the fools back Us was SCOTS.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

e@ We are CAD that the sIn'rk n
humhue Co,Gx is not to preside o.e
the n. Y. Tribune. From Greeley to
Coifax would be like but:crmilk afte'
brandy.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
HOW TO GET BACK YOUR LANDS.


commissioners in the sale Of lands
was designed to complicate and con-
fuse boundaries so that it would be
Dext to.inrossihlc for any one to get
back IN estate entire. 1t thus hap
pens that, even in regard to school
farms. which are mostly in 160 acre
tracts, it cannot be- toll by the
agent Of the government whether
the whole is taken from one estate
or whether it may not be so situated
as to extend over two or more
boundary lines of other owners
1t is necessary, therefore, for any
one desiring to redeem lands now
in the possession Of the government
to come prepared with the fullest
description Of the property sold.
If possible plat Of it should be
given, with the old landmarks and
names of the adjoining owners.
We would recommend to al who de-
sire to make application to redeem
property to Get all the details possi-
bic beforehand 1t will be 4 waste
of valuable time to enquire what
property is subject to redemption.
The government cannot furnish
such information. Let each owner
make application for all his proper
ty sold, complying with the regula
tions and acts Of Uoagress, copies
of whi.h can be had at this Office.
The lots and houses in the town,
however, are about all that is worth
redeeming, These may be had
without much difficulty. The plan
tatioa land cannot be sold for more
than six or seven dollars an acre
on the average, and a claim against
the government for the full value
Of it when taken will seem to many
Of more value than the fractions
of the property in its present con-
dition.
If all the sufferers by tie tax
sales could be brought to act to-
gethcr as petitioners to the govern,
ment for relief, instead of putting
themselves in the position of liti
giants against the presentposscssors,
there is not the slightest doubt bat
that a reasonable compensation
could he obtained, which would te
Infinitely t2 be preferred by them
and which would, by settling the
tax titles, receive the cordial sup
port of the new owners. Such a
compensation, too, would not De
subject either to lawyers fees or
Judgment claims for old debts. The
U. S. in paying claimants does not
allow its agents to be subject to
orders Of courts. Money cannot
be attached in the hands Of the
United States officers. We urge
upon losers to form an association
to procure legislation of this ki"d.
E.sry thing favors it. Congress is
overwhelmingly republican, and il
anxious to show good viii to the
south. The president would gladly
avail himself Of the opportunity to
stow rho same fccl;rr,
The northern and colored ele-
mont here conlJ ION their interests
heartily in the movement bv repre-
santioo the benefit accruinr to them
hv ossnr;no them Of the undis-
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

-George Francis Train has been COM
mitted to the Tombs for obscene puOiica'
items in the Train Ligue.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
sane Us. s0ns.

All that other plantation or trac of !2nd 'it"a'sd
lying sud, ,bsiG, RlacE rex. in Me County ~ Il
Sat at,yr> >s.l Saorn a III. "I>aa:- Jones Tact"
3unnIasf rfof,h hJ. siTy. Jpo. A. fsts; ea>t by
jeremiah rIrnai5 ,solah b. 81. H. fiits AID J. !!
Fii:s ard west by j. J. fitts, AID csrtat'in; Two
hundred and fu5t, -one t14l acrrs, mure or lsts,
led iIIva az he property Of David Horton, At tas
suitiof fhJs. Earcid ct. al.
Tlny:ash. Purchasers 10 pay fcsntlsE.
EM. Wis \; &c.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
List o. Claim ms Allowed and K ;eetcd
since LAST Rnp9rt 10 Congress.

This report wl' subm TIED t, Congress
on the 9th instant. and VII hc pa-sed up.
on and probably affirmed Gur!n2 the ire
ent session:
S0uih Carolina.
ALLOWED.
George Boukwright, s324 Lrrv Con
ner. 494 jacob l. C,~iev, 1911; William
Daniels, lG9; Nathap'e. f. Edward; 800 !;
Mary r. Feazar POS; Patrick Ho-an,
500: Jrhn Kenncrtv, sos; Edward
Middleton, II 20; Louis Ssel. l,466;
Anderson Smith. l55 june Stnbb EOS;
Carolina Taylor, 207 Isaac Vansant, 3l5.
REJECTED.
John D. Amivk, R,bert A. Bouk-
wright. Thomas Btigman, John W. Coo
cler, JacohJ. Derrick. James d. Daniels,
Jesse Derrick, Nmo'hy Diane, Joe, L.
Fasterling, Jacob Enting, j., George
Epting. Patrick r. flanagan, John G.
Grant, Tbon. IS Ia ken, John Fl. H-ise.
John Jones, John G. Kepler. John
Moran. James w. Odom, Alfred Parish.
Wm. H. Pearce, Philip B. Schwa re,
William Seigler, Thomas Sessions. John
A. Shea,y, Herbi: Smith, Edwin Taylor.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
FDiINt1

on TUEsTEY rT. y, IN PAERCT CREEK
small white YACHT without sui. TIE owner can
have the boat by paying costs. APply %
JACK SNIPE,
d.cls;t Coover Island.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

Tho sausage eaters in New York ar"
ranic-strickcn. Eifty-fnnr person; have
disappeared sncn August.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
m,4sard, !s,.,mson 4 O., DC. John Nocrs.

Ey yirtue C. writ OF Fieri Ea',x>, in the shove
emil! q caS. 10 me directed will IN ir'nt ol
.ir C.,r. iousr in :. sfft, "E :ha hr,: Monday "a
IsUaarv DaYt, u ic:. t.:% sixth day OF AL lnJiia
Ill the RI gh;. ILL., and i:It.rM 0i hn Moore, n a6d
20 III iol1wiEY prJ,r-sy, to 'Hf:
All tlIat uscc par; Or 8 aer ~ .tTGii Cnasw'l'-
chi composed Of 40 ajgeaut los o'n'rl! Known
a. wills JOack Tavern, and The Mcfarian'. iA:I,
Bourid s.rrhward by lands oi the 'oc~,~Eai,h'-
Bs s,ti,t CGh..h eastward by the CoosShaiehie
T.. y..r S,,:tswaG BY jtris oi "ii,am W. Earr; ard
,,r,iwg:g ty tn p.!liG -Utd iradur. OIL Cha irssJa
20 ai :slIah and coDtsfb:u s-ce ~ ceres, niofc or
less.
si.c::
The 70 lowing lots IL lie si16ge q: .iiliisonyh!s
LOS Nos ,rven IS forlgt!nr 40, sly 50, 6ny
i've tj5 ~ y->x 81 siG.y 6GI sixty-6n' 6l Mxtt-'
tro fGg siIty.fye s. sxty-Sey"B u and sixty
ii ,Lt GS : rs represent ny liat madr b. EG!iet
!. Liw:nn on tie tweHty-irst day os hagri, 1873.
L.S Sos tn 10, eiS,-er Us. thirty 81. a. q
tbirsy one .l3 as r.pNSrHt 4 bs Plat niqie ~
william Baii,GoId on the fourteenth day 81 y yer =
b :? 1873, and containing fite%n ~ acres m'rs or
less.
That ri cr, m, eel or act ~ Ian aajfcent 'othe
ila., Of t;!lis Bvilir boupief DDT:! 5y the edge
1 :,snarp p1n Branct eat saG north 81 D! IL: ds'
ii William, oumaDS sat iots Eoi. sixiy-,hn: Sa /,
si1tv.i"ui 6i),>iyi!-fY' GJ} "irly-'ix s5e 81 iY-
-.n 81, aid sitJ.- ight 6s ~ ppr,s.pt by
,ail ia nf RsbIt j I.!Ht,n; sou h :. rh" Pu5lic
on / Idi.y fr,:a ',i.sHrfI:" Ter P05c!ty!ile sDd
r,rtaiuig :!Sry-.;':!; rs acres nor. Or lIss.
TIms zti. Psvida9rs to ~! f5r STAMPS ard
pap3rs.
). &c.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
SEALED PROPOSALS.

itTtT.rD PROPOSALS WIZ. ~ RT. I.ivED
- ,,:.r III in Beaufort, whore plans and sp7't-
f,i,r, c9u he seen until ;rcemhcr g. 1872, for the
b.. h;as Of = ROUND HOcSE with sir stalls 1T
Por Rpya. Also, for TSRE HOUSE on the
docL Al Por; RayaL GEORGE GAGE
Chier Engineer,
de, Il R. 4. Il.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
S3.9l6,T61

The population would be in a. great
proportion, being not less than 10000.
Thus both in area, population and taxa
be value Beaufort would still be one OF
the most considerable counties in the
S,ate.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

n~ Lou Mayo Christmas tree was
q great success.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
THE DIVISION OF THE COUNTY.

We commiserate the editor who is
obliged TO discuss a public question Ill
the interest of partisan or ignorant preju-
judice. We have not advocated the
division of the county, but We have ip-
vited the discussion Of the question in
our columns for there are sevidentiy
those of our fellow citizens who think
themselves wronged by the present posi-
ton of tha court ousc. On the side Of
those in favor Of division We have seen
nothing to warrant the use Of such poor
appeals to the lower passions and III
tincts as the following:
"lf h white and co!ored population
we're more uniform throughout the coun-
y, this nlotter Of div sion would never
be heard of. Shut the niggers off to
thelu elves and let them rot down to-
gether' has long been i favorlte eXpreS'
ion with some"
The article from which the above Is
taken is full of errors Of statement. A
that there are scores Of counties larger
than Beaufort. when in fact, in area,
population and taxable value the county
is second only to Charleston county.
The bill that we have seen takes from
he present county the townships Of Law
on, Goethe. Peoples and Pocot"ligo with
about two-thirds Of Rol err and Go saw
hatchie. With these given away
Beaufort would be larger than most coun-
ties Of the State. both in area and popu-
lation. If the debt was apportioned
fairly We 90 not believe that the tax
payers in this section would suffer by the
division.
There wou still remain in Beaufort
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
V{CK'S
FLORAL GUIDE
For 1879.

The CrIDE Is now published erApTErIY. 2S'
half the cost Those who Afterwards serd money tor
the amount 0f Gar Dollar nor for SEE ds may also
order Twrn,y- five Cents worth exira-the priec paid
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The .JGnuary Nur5ey Is beautRuI giving plans for
making ural Eoine-. Designs for I'iniL 4
,shln -. co,ssti"n., " INV Gnrdrnss
&c. and containing n,nss Of Information invaius-
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HUNDRED THousaSD Just printed in English and
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~ JAMES VItK,
dec.i9-4t. Hoehester. n. y.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

TVS CrANO IS no" 80 VII KNOWN N
rIl n So"ti"rr States Inr ia r"n'arHahI" f.
frc. as an AZ, FOR inrrnasn" rho rri""t" ni Ia
bor a, not To- -eGrirc special rncc r'cEdcn from
rs II, ,Isn for sv,n Years na>t h1s 'S'ah!Ishet rs
chars"tnr for reliable cyc"ll"ncc. Th" larrH ANIG
c.,,i.al br 'hn Trn"arY in this trad" af'riS IL"
surrs guarantee of the continued excellence Of IFS
fiuano
TIE slpp e~ put into market th'' s"ason arc. a'
hnr .of rn r-"paro! und"r fh' 2r~onaI "p'r nj nj
ence of Dr. 81 JULIAN RATENEL, 'hcn,is: of tn"
Comnanv in Chari ,s'on s e. hcnc" planters may
rnet Tssrod that is quality ard cnmvcs'tion Is pre-
ctsel. the same IL that heretofore Sd:
J. " p NRS0N,
Sclnr A~ent Thari 'sOH, :. z.
JNO. : REEST: 4 60,
General Agents. Ba!timor.
TEsHS
s4s cash: S53 time, without interest. To accom!c-
date ps lers th"v can o. Ter and have unt'lhrs
of ArrI 20 decide rs to whether thnv will tax" 1t
time or ra>h pric. VII nd ivcrrd l'om factory ov
the ear loal no dEayage will be charged.
Jo,S p,rnz
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

Al the rhr, title and i'ster,st Of ~. Langf6rd IN
and to III that piec parcel i-et OF land situate,
lyiog and biEg IN She coap'y All state a."resaia
,s,,nd d north by lands of It G. SimmGns; east by
.auds Of f. y. S.nImpI.s; south b. Lands of Philip
Thomas; and wes: by lands "f NJ . t.VOding, c0a-
tanning tSo hatirvd.ah3 thirty ;23J) acres mere UT
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

NEW YORK. Dee. q.
-Barnums's mn ieHm ant rasuar.riG
wa inTned early This lnorning. The OnI"
alim,Ij saved were an e!cphsnt al, "a
ran.I. The los i: vGou<iy e.t;ma'ed I
fom $4,000 to -, 10000. ! he fire
WAS cau>ro by the bursting of a loiler i'll
the engine roor'.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

H9- Great anxiety exists in regard to
the fate Of or representatives at the
Coleton tournament.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

VXJANTED "A good wardrobe and book case
w Applyat ihl efics. -
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
Also. Tsomas HoroH, E. a.. Us. Dral Hcr,on.

al the tight title and interest Of David Horh:r in
and To all that trait lana sTtEate Iyipg arc being
in the county Of haau;Ors AID State .: Synta Caro-
ma; bound Il south ard southeast by lands of David
ID icach east eud south ast 10y lends of jesse D.
bach n0r:h by lands Jf -, phen Weeks; and west
by lands Of Stephen Russell contailingoue thousand
iptj, Acres rIu.S Or lCSs.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
.Also, sanc v,. .dme.

All t'st o;h>r piantat;oa trait Of land, situate
lrn: ausi h.iHg in ;iIe c0&uty aud state Aforesaid
b,Inti i u,r; y l.r1s % J. 2, Simmons; south by
lands Cf ~ IapgiVid; eass by lands Of ". = Good->
in. aud !. II. Froht.lyy. containing o5e hundr,d
IiO acres more ls, leriti u on as !he psopt-ty
of LanSsari at the suit Of A. Taylor ths tract to
b.. sil6 al Tao risk OF t.e iormer purchaser.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26
Also, same Is. s11e.

All that plantat:er or tract of land situacd lying
and b.inu n the c6unty ard state aforesaid: bounded
north by May "iver and lands belonging to JAS. j.
Stoncy: south hy Number plantation belonging TO
thA estate Of Jno. Stoddard and New Piyer; cas-: by
laEds blongiIg to Caleb Box and west by lands
belonging % W. Gaston Allen. Containing five
thousand 500 acres more or less, commonly called
"R.publican.n bing The same which was taken
res .ssfon OF By the Sheriff OF Beaufort CONT
sEe 18th day Of August 1870, under warrant Of at
tschn.ht in this case levied upon the property OF
Thos. f. Dayton. at the suit Of Alfred NJ. Martin,
ct al eXcs.
Terms RASH. Purchasers to pay for titles.
Albert e. Samr,is r. Prince x. Riuers and JACK C.
i?iterf.
the right, title ard interest Of Prince z. Rivers
in aud to al that piece parel lot Of laad situated
living and heinz Oh Port Royal Island, and d. gnated
as lots no. and Ia Township North range, ore
west Containing twenty 20 acr uore or less ao-
coldins 10 the T. s. district tax survey.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-12-26

All the right till. and int rest of Jack c. Rivers,
IN and to al thas pace pnrtrfo- rdct Of land situate
lyi.g ana b.ing Oh Port Rp, al Island, in Township
one norsh range, oe west, esisnated as fractional
lots Nu.3 H. SO =, 22 and 81 containing twenty
tax surv.y IcrirSf upon the property o Prince h
iiu.rs and JACK e. Rivers, 4! the suit Of Albert C.
sa:Dmi =.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-11
~ IT,

a. 80
ln.kes aa ads.fabie shade, and that WAS
exactly what we wanted, for although the
Weather was quite cool when We left
Manitowoc, We ielt quite change when
we got away from che lake brcczes, and,
when We reached Kaukauna, the sum- was
shining brightly and the weather remained
'warfh and pleasant all day. It appeared
that there xfsc a. graat' many more be-
sides us who thought Kaukanna Me place
for picnic for we found ten or dozen diff
fcrent parties mostly from Appleton.
Our party selected ! shady spot near
the river bank, and in q f>x minutes the
ladies hsd ~ sumpsu.ns feast prepared
which We oil did justice TO, as our long
ride had given us keen appetites. After
dinner. We had . dance on the green, but
think this part Of tho affair MAS a failure,
and, after this, ssiiI take our dancing on a
good smooth floor if there is one to be
had. The remainder Of the afternoon was
spent very happily by all until about i
o. clock, wlrcn I'VE started for home, and
after very pleasant ride of a little more
than two hours we once more found our
selves in Manitowoc, perfectly satisfied
with the enjoyment which Fourth of July,
1872, had provided for u.s. 50 -
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!, PILOT.
GREELEY AND BROWN.

The following dispatch was received
-estcr.a..y at $50 o'clock, p. m, fron
lion. j.. Villas, delegate to the Baltimore
C0agca.i9n
RAuruenx July 10. 1872.
4 cs.yeI 81 sa-'te~Oc, JuIy 1910.
RI n G. g,asteI and 4; IL Scnidt:
r 4 Doc title JGruiaufBt char In1n-Jreessy ana
Ir9sH nominated " uEaninOEs vote,
~. hoist the names Of Greeley and
BROWN. the nominees of the Democratic
National Convention, in this issue, with
tie greatest Of pleasure, as we have thought
from the time Of hearing Of the action Of
,bn Cincinnati. Conyoatioa that it woald be
.hc wizcst thing the Democracy could do,
and We are now dosbly sure that We were
right in orr opinions, as the nation has
n is Assem- led wisdom, made the nomina-
I'm q unanimous. 1t would seem that
tho sensible men Of the Democratic party
,pr,ugbou, the Union had not taken what
Mr.. Greeley might have said about them
wenty years a.0. very much to heart. We
IN r5rgice Mr. Greeley all he ever said,
from the fact that we are and have been
conscious that he has told great many
truths, as any man who claims to know
anything about party questions, must ad-
nit, from the fact II ut the democracy have
been receeding, and admitting their truth
il each succeeding platform for years. And
row We see no earthly reason since the
Cincinnati Convention have made plat
form that suits all Democrats, and put
confcssedIy honest man on it, why the
democracy may not in national conyen-
ton conclude II elect him, as they most
4ssuretly will Hturdh for Greeley and
Brown. Lwrqh. Ug!Tah I,