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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

WHY are people who have nothing to
be proud of but their pidigree like pota-
toes? Because the only good belonging
to them is under ground
You'd better ask for manners than
money said man to poor boy VIII O
asked for assistance Il asked for VIVA
| thought you had the most off, limo.
Gently replied the lad.
The best fruit that comes to perfection
even in the kiudiiest SOUL is tenderness
towards the hard, forbearance towards
the unfor5earihg warmth of heart to.
ward the cold, and philanthrophy toward
the miSanthrophic
Whenever the wandering demon oil
Drunkenness inds a ship adrift,n no steady
wind in it sails, no thoughtful, pilot di-
recting it's course,-he steps on board
takes the helm, and steers straight for
the malstrom.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

ed and to have the realization of that
fate which seemed inevitable brought
more wildly before me. Until saw
the boats crew and the steamer, [ did
not believe nag senses, and even then L
doubted that I was not dreaming. Hav-
ing been so often disappointed and being
more emanciated and worn out, thought
when relief was near, that it was but a
dream. Tired Of hoping, and believing
myself lost, [ prepared draught of
blue stone and ink, which I intended
should end my disappointments and stop
my dreams
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

"A countryman, walking along the
streets of town, found his progress srop-
ped by a close barricade of timber.
Nv hat is..that for?" he said to person
on the street. "Oh that's to stop the
cholera " "Ah, have often heard of
the board of health. but | never saw one
before"
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

How TO LIVE IN THE LIGHT.
Look at your mc1oies with both eyes, at
your troubles witt. but one.
2. Study contentment In these days
of greed and self indulgence, keep down
the spirit Of grasping. What they don +
hare makes thousands wretched.
3. Keep at some work of usefulness.
Such men as Uncle Vassar, and D. L.
Moody, are seldom troubled with the
blues
4. Keep your hearts windows open to-
wards Heaven. The light Of Jesus coun-
tenance will turn tears to rainbows.-T
L. Cauler.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

A CORRESPONDENT who devoted much
time to reading up the religions week
lies, thinks the reason these journals af-
forded SO much space to quack medicine
announcements is that the objects of re-
hslon and quackery are similar, because
both prepare for another and better
world,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
STATE OF WISCONSIN
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Whereas, The Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual 1nsur-
aDce Company, located at Milwaukee in the State of
Wisconsin, has fled in this Office statement of the
condition of its affairs. required by the provisions
of chapter So of general laws of 1870 amendatory
thereto showing that it is possessed of the REQUESTS
amount of capital invested as required by law; and
whereas an examination of the affairs and condition
of said Company, made by me III pursuance of the
provisions of the aforesaid has fully verified the
| statement fled i'll this office by said company,
Now. thel etore. J. Llywelyn Breessr Secretary OF
State and er-9fici0n Commissioner of Insurance of
the State Wisconsin, do hereby certify that the
| said Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual Insurance Com
pany having complied with the provisions of the act
aforesaid is authorized to transact its appropriate
business of fire insurance in this State by its agents
duly authorized in accordance with the laws thereof
until the 31st day of January A ID. 1872 In testi-
! mony whereof have hereunto subscribed my name
and affixed the great seal OF the State at Madison this
! Goth day of January, A. D. ISL
TSeaIl Ii. BREEsE,
Secretary OF State and ea-ocio Commissioner of In
| suranCe,
The Company had cash on hand Jan. LIST
1870, 1856, Q45 II
| Received iu 1870 S113,47475.
| Discussed in 1870 S5,0SI, 62.
Surplus in 1870 81 $50,
Cash on hand January 1. 1871 s1s4, s29, "a
L. KEhhPEK Agent
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
Signed
Report ado ted

JOHN ToUHEY,
Report ado. ted
| Resolution No 81. W Barnes
| ReSoired That the farm known the Bach farm
now owned by the county, be offered for sale by the
CIel of this Board and report what offer he get
the annual session, and that he be authorized
| TO advertise the Ayes 13, 10, Carried
| Resolution No 9-P. j. Stoker
ReSolrcd; That the Sheriff be instructed TO bring
| District Attorney before this Board, forthwith.
! Adopted
Resolution No 1e-J w. Barnes
| I2eSoiccd; That the lot known the Bach lot
being lot block 1S4 city Of AIantoyoc. owned
Inv e county be offered for sale and Clerk be Ilttor-
lied to sell, not at less price than Sl409 and
much he get and report at annual session
and that the Clerk be authorized to advertise the
| Adopted. ayes 10, noes T.
| Resolution No III W Barnes
! WHEREAS The former Chairman of this Beard has
eur Railroad and other matter, that devolYed upon
| him when the Board was in session, therefore
IsesoIred; That $500 be appropriated to Jacob
Grimm and the Clerk aud Chairman are hereby auth
orized to issue county orders for the same.
Adopted, ayes Il. nocs6.
| Resolution No Pa. Whitman
ResolreJ That the Clerk of this Board is hereby in
struc4ed to inform the District AttGrney to deposit
forthwith all the moneys IN ms handS Dei9igng 10
| the county with the Treasurer OF this Boa d.
1AD'p''u September 14th, 1871, Q A NJ
| Road met5-pursuant to adjournment z Quorum
| present minutes read and approved
| Communication of ~ W. WalLo asking that Office
| of County Judge be exa. ined, read and on motion
received and placed file, and COM be appointed by
chair 10 examine said office, chair appointed such
com ~ Danforth, L. Gutheil WIn. Robinson
| Report No 6-Com. on W ". Waido's official bond
| Your CON. would report that they saw ". W Wal
do County Judge, in regard 10 his Official bond and
that he is perfectly willing to increase the security
the wish OF the County Board by adding of the
most responsible names of this city 70 that OF T. e
Show but he u H. to rfI, eTe rad I.d = q
mend that three goa names shall be added to
said bond.
A WITTA4S
PETER ST0KEE
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Some weeks ago we mentioned the fact that the
Hon Iivwelyn BrenSe Secretary of ) tate, visited
this city personally inspsc.ed the books and pa
pers OF te Milwaukee Mechanics, Mutual Insurance
Company invitation OF the officers OF the nstitu
ton The Secretary expressed himself satisfied with
the manner which the business of the Company is
conducted and since then has issued the following
|
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

Carriages without horses shall go,
nd accidents fill the world with woe
Around the world thoughts shall fly
In the twinkliug of an eye.
Waters shall yet more wonders do;
Now strange, yet shall be true.
The world upside down shall be,
And gold be found at TO t of tree
Through hills man shall ride
And no horse or ass be at his side.
Under water men shall walk,
Shall ride, shall sleep, shall talk.
In the air men shall be seen,
In white, in black, in green;
Iron in the water shall float.
IS easy as wooden boat.
Gold shall be found and found
In a land that's not now known.
Fire and wafer shall wonders do,
England shall at last admit Jew.
The world to an end shall come
In eighteen hundred and eighty-one.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
THE 'sSEELEHOFF."

Further Particulars of Her Wreck
Distressing Incidents of 100 Days
Captain Hopken's Dream.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

mother SHIPToN's PROPHECY, as
it has long been known, is fulfilling re-
markedly. 1t was originally published
in l4SS and again widely circulated in
l64l. Since then it has often re-appear-
ed upon the coming true of some new
thing foretold in it. Everything that it
mentions having now occurred, except
ing its final prediction, it is fit to put the
singular lines again. into print. We be-
Eo1a thox 70 cri1-o., 1o,rootl.- Lol.u.
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Total

|
| On the above notes have received cash from Mr.
j. Ohearn. $9tI7 and from Mr.. j. c. EyGers $50. In
the nattCr Of tie note Of Mr.. J. c. Erers pl otest
was waived by the cndaarcs, Mr. EsgerS requested
more time until the annual session Of this Board all
OF which is respectfully submitted. Report adopted
q EwEx, Treasurer
Dated ManItowoc September 18th, 1871.
On molten Treasurer instructed to demand
payment note witt! 10 days 10 CONNIE nee &C
t!on against 4 WaIIIch.
Report No. 3-FInauce Committee
On call for ayes aud oes lost by the following
vote: ayes Z noes -
Iepors No 5-FinanCe Committee
Your committee finance according to your re-
qu!rement, ascertained Ii facts in regard the in
debted8ess OF The County of Manitowoc to the State
and report follows to wit
Due to the State when Treasr entered Offices $3.50 90
Assessment on last year 1871, IS
Total 1921 sc
of which ne paid to the State
in cash III 1871 94S09S
Paid by delinquent taxes 3j0,S5 9S3t SO
County Indebtedness TO the State 5449,77
Aud further that the Treasurer has on
hand in cash 39l5G9
Note OF j. c. Essgers $1,000
Total 4SI599
of which amount should be paid to members of Co.
Board for mage and per diem $4,000
Salaries to County officers Oct. 1st 10000
Total $4,000
We would Therefore recommend that the Treasurer
be instructed to pay to the State the amt o20U0
and keep the rest for county purposes
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Signed,
On motion adopted.

a,1VpIsU-
Motion of Geo Prn,ratz in relation to County Print
ing, postponed till annual session.
Motion P 7. Stoker TO adjourn, to let committee
work; amended by motion of WGn. Danforth who
moved to keep in session and committee work i'll the
-ening. Carried
Motion to refer the matter of Mar Hurts, pauper
asking aid of the Cuuntr-to common poor amended
by motion to have chairman of the Town of Kossuth
take charge of Mary kuIts till residence be as
certained On this ques ton ayes and demand
ed, aged is noes i. excuse 1.
Report No. 3-CoEnty Treasurer.
10 the Hon. the Che and members of the
Board of Supervisors of Aanitowoc County.
Your Treasurer would most respectfully submit r.
report in accordance wi resolution No offered by
j. W. Barnes Sept 18th. 1871.
1--we eeeiyed up this date by the Investigating
committee:
Ole note from J. oheaGn 5 9117
j. {. Egt ers 111O 90
G. II. uodin & e. 2. Treat 10000
4 a. lch A. Roe M az
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IUIaI 2I4U,NU
We would Therefore recommend that the Treasurer
be instructed to pay the State the am ofS20U0
and keep the rest for county purposes
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18

In addition to the above, we are now
selling a Choice Variety of TEAS and
COFFEES at prices that will satisfy the
most economical. We fully warrant ev-
cry pound 10 give perfect satisfaction or
we will take back the goods and refund
the money.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-01-18
To the County Board OF Supervisors of Manitoy
Dated this 9th day

Report adopted and ordered placed on file.
1t having been reported that the County of Mani
is this day indebted to the State in tine of
say five thousand dollars for her quota taxes, now
therefore be it
ReSot1cd, That the Finance Committee be request
ed ascertain the Iuots the showing the
amount due the State and showing what revenues,
any there may he, either on hand prospectively
that may be applied to igudate the above Indebted
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-25

4etdti9tett uno ubne Selbitbdtisfeit BON
@etten Ter 6dlfaberlrftieen au pollbri1>
gen Serlpreden. @ir ml0e>1 uns Nue
oaran 9epDbnen unp I@ol1 sor Suesnp
auf iollttn bic &tnosr bq;u ana.balten
werpen, 1att auf 5ilfe onoers rpober une
auf Slid uno 3ufaa gu bauen, ptelmehr
ltlbft iiberau 6ano an3ulesen, unc auf
Dos au1erifanti&e ~5ilf Dir ltltF" BIN
aepteien gu percen. Das gilt nt@t r1ur,
wenn es F& UNI bic @rwerbuna pon@ele
uuo @ut> iouoern AUDI ,renr IS fth IN,
@elunpbeit unb Stdrfe tanselt. Nt9t
nurbeu &ran3 Der unf:rbz
.lt&fett, onbern aud ben Der
@eiunbbett uub Der letbltz
den &raft trwtrbt man 1t@
tn @@me;Se 1etne8 Mn~
9elt@ts.
(6ortitbung frlst.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-25

ul1e tpclf:nlcS septien. Die @dnre rer
5duler beaonner1 gu fraGen, unp Die
8adfeint f1@ aneinanoer su reibeu, cer
&alt fel IN 9rpeen Studsn ppn tbncn
al. Die eanse Bee1lferune Rarste auf
ctt Straben binaus. Gin 6tpB fulote
Dem a1eeren in lhneuer Tolet, faf obne
Ntlab fir 3 Mtnuten lang. Bt5 gum
losesanbru@ caae,tcn Die @rlbdtterunz
gen NIT fursett uuterbre9uneen fort, uuo
lelbt ein3elne nod bis na9 Mittae.
Mebrere @ebduoe setosn id tel9aoiet
sladlt&umtile 1T inpeb fein Menlden<
lcben Yerlpren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-25
ii@ auf bic Getiebun9 Der Mpben fir bic

l19 aut ete Tetlebun9 ber W}pben fir bic
11a9ite @omu1erz unb 5ertAiaiitn in 8e<
tteT eer Stufe, res S@nitt5 &c. uno be-
Sp9en ft@ 1emobl auf Die &nsi9e> pie
auf &opftefleiouns. Oils neuelte8 prpz
Duct 1T aus ben B%eratbun9en Elm &etdsz
ta9Szneterrpf" unb Elm ,,beutl9er Bradf"
beropr9e9an9en; leBterer 1T barauf tez
redntt> bic @e9ner teS fran;Sii9en Grods
su serl1bnen, taoem it9 pte1 ct beut1 DE
Der Saquetfacon ndbert* Die ,&reusz
se{tun9" temerft ha5u: Bir baben uns
l9on friiber iiter biele6 reue Mooetrttuz
ndl 9enu9iam ous9eiproden. Seine
Mpbe1u9t-ba 5auptz
a DE ;pb p art1er 8erltner
Mpbe baS tpmmt au GtneS
berauS.
panels n, a. b. @eftr, 10. Mdr;.-
Orr q. q. 3t9. wiro beridtet: uSoiort
mad Der @r6fnun9 bes Qa16fonaeS pnez
aen berf6mmlt9 bic pddter Die anieben>
DISQUALIFICATION Der Stact sunn 9a9s>
c1en 3u laoeu. Dte8mol bel9loB man,
remTlrfen Bismard ben er{ ten bib 9en
2a@s III ieneen, NIT feleencemS arstten:
uGw. Durdlau9t woQen eur6 ben na9>
to|0enpen erften 5anoceraner (9a6S)
bofentli@ bic ueber;eu9 9ewtnren, ceB
@el6modlotefstt uno unoerooult6feit,
| mie Die Der i9par3en Yerlen ausMeppen
tn uniertr Yrostri 6anoDer nt9t pie ST.
gel bilDen. @w. Dur6lau9t treu unc
ZANZIBAR er9e6ene Burger Der @tapt 81.
meln."
- BUR Gbarofterifif Der fransSF1Hen
Wtlu,oitat oerweil EN- m{r auf nohfcben>
re Not{s aus ber "S6lni1@en 3ei>
tun9":
Der nadfs Telbsug, in mel6cm
he eeutiae Nrmce re SRI # unit
Moltfe ieineStratesie bsmdtrsn lo0
Miro letnen GdauploB In @panier
baben. Gem pariier uriYeri
1hrettt lctn Narrirer @orrciponren
gang ernitbuft uno ausflhrltd ibe,
oir(e5 olternc5trnaelptnnf, unp ri'
&tbocticn beS l1nioerS lelbf mad
nit belonperer Betonuna ouf ii,
Stadri6t aufmerfiam, mel9e fe IT
&erbincung brinst NIT rer Mnms:
fcnbett BEG Yrtn;en Trieerth &ar
tn Stalten. DEM Stalten loQ cel
Deutiden I'M ipaniid'u &rteee BEL
fen. Da mub alfp rer preubtld'
Yttnt ben BON ZEN Strengthen ibu
unter1hptenen MnlprGhen auf ot
1panilde&rcne entlast babsn ; ben,
Staliener weroen 1dwerlih mad
@panien 9eben, UNI tbren 2anos
mann Mmabeus berau6sulhmet
Gen."
@el&sS publ{fum mus tiele fran
iSfl9t Yrele baben, Dem man folder
unitnn nit e%rnlbafter Miene aufttlde,
fam!
- MISUNDERSTANDING su Dttn med
aud eenlnternebmune69eit Der beldau
ltden S6bne Mebamep'S. Gin Snou
~trieQer aus @onRanttncpel bat btreit.
lttaen Bruper, Der Dor etnt9en Sabren /,
Wten fuottte unD feds moberne Spra
den ipridt, bor!bin 9eienoet, UNI rieGin
le}tunaen peaen Grridtun9 zines ed
turfiiAen &of:ebaules 3u trsHen. 81
3ubereitun9 uno Strptrune res rctnRe,
Motca iowobl al6 ee6 fstnten Tabaf.
fol- gang na9 tirfii9em Mufsr ausec
flbrt merren unp ole 9eiammte @inrtd
tun9 %uberbuupt Elm eetreues Btlc cine!
tirfii4en Cafe Qct,n.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-25

4a maren, Nmb In alien Ste;len bs eantes in (, si.len 8dueu
ratitol seteilt rerben, eaF Is wcel sAum nOtGts II, Ia paslt-
tAh auf bic 9eifrdi tc eh,r Webisth aufmertiant III maiden.
@trepbulsies @tft if elmer ber far@ttarhss 5ente 10
Observation-Disclosures. Gft ~uat.rsratt sieier uuE@ttare un.
snaeatnts 5dnu bic Contribution unt Sfnst fS~a&tnben uns
seiu6rtben R~rantteien bic & bur, ptne be btr patient aud
ben sanS.n &5rp,r ~an,uf.den 'unb lid Set elmer ~sanftsex G.le.
1ta1tsn IA eutpidtla, lei es ai br SserRa&e Dbtr In tsa
9ebensoreanen. SIN ltstcrn Sale ftsen f4 oft pfDefi@ 2u.
esrtsls IN ser sunoe per i, !tt'tn an; ausggei!.n et'ee1 dt
5autausldldse oetr Ta":7e 9tterss&~are an treenb einena
Swile es eeiis,s. O., =, III Der s.l.sen,lhe 9.traud .tnes
9{a{dt BON tetr enr;:' lila rstblem, tltR mo ssin. o,tipts
Symphonic Der Rranft"! %;ii1teinen. P,rfprtn, lie NIT fpfaen-
Ben geiben bsbafist ii : fneen, eurd ben @etraud beiH
Gariaparina aussn5t;d!iAe Qirtuuns unb F9ere Rur:
. 81 ainisssffss riassf Ssi''% sitt:ln,s III, s SS%5ie''ssP sae:, @} SSfs 81,
Arantbtiten. Au9 rAft tielss yfitsel Bel ben s~er1edteren 5pr-
g f's1i 4S;s SgSl 9''1o1s;e g sas 5es ;,! S,53It;ssH, srs S 3
id,puireu TN N1usta- uks gtersn(uAsn.
SppbilittiGe obsr nentr!!ae, fsrie nterfurtdltfet franf'
Set bstu,f, UNI tdi. bartnadisea li.b<l bur& irsenb zine ar.-
aei ~ ltermaltigtn. Aaein lanss f~prtstkster 0etrau9 :pirs
enS!t1 cine Sur %beisirtsn. Qsuto1rbsca, reer n.teer Slut,
Gsld)spure in Oct 6tbdrrgutter unb aneese uctbtloc &xener
bciien rsrosn tur& bic %reintOtnet u1t ~farttnoe 2Distuns siAer
W1soi3in balo se1niloert NIB easIid oSais sebetlt. Venaue Au.
o itlitS ausssststnen slnasn.$' Hsisnrsstisn'u: uns g;ist,
irsnu burd9 eie %sntdufurs frenber Wsatsrt<n TIM Dilute serur-
iadt, iiub in Der gesel leat saHdt ~ turrsn; eten(o oeber,
setts unb gelbiudbt, renn tura BE traesn Cite i'm Blut
%ssraalait, nag gar tSsaFa NJ Sal a; Gilt xariapariaa
lra;t;sen. Die Mattc,r, 8ersroken.r, siteSers.F&lesencr
unb 5diaiioic,,, ir1pis Did.nieen, Bic nit nerp1lcr Sufz
rea,rta unb Turdt rber anbern Sunptcmen Der Sdtraaje
bcsoitet iinr. incrren lei sinem psrfud ausentNdlite sinse-
runa unc ttatll1lide ueberSeusung pru ben 5eiltraftsn bis,S
Ultbi,.n fueen.
3ubereittt ppu
Or. q. 6. Nter II. Co., Qotpcu, Mfaf.,
prattiden unb ana1ptiiden gbe,nitern.
IN (dmmtliben olpotbefen oes Canoes
81 BADEN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-12


FRANCE BUYING Orr TIE GERMANS. -
Heroic France hastens to FREQ her soil
from the presence Of the soldiers of her
oonqueror. She has astonished the
world by the alacrity with which her pa
triotic sons and daughters brought forth
from their secret boards immense sums
of money, at the call of the republic, to
discharge the enormous bill OF damages
which Germany imposed upon her for
the folly Of Napoleon. This week, it is
to be reduced by 100000. 900 francs, and
at the end of the year, only two milliards
will remain unpaid. Every true French
man chafea at the sight Of Prnssian gar
risons in French towns, aud will most
heartily rejoice when the prompt pay
ment of the indemnity shall have sent
the last OF the odious pichlehaubers over
the frontier. However justly France
suffered in the war aud from it, her
promptness in rallying from its effects
and discharging the debt it brought
upon her is worthy of high admiration,
and speaks ample promise Tor her glo-
rious future.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-12

DEATH OF John Francis MAdUIRE.-A
despatch from London announces the
death, on Friday night, of John Francis
Mcguire. the prominent Irish Liberal
leader. Ho was born in Cork in 1916,
and was called to the bar in 1843. He
represented the borongh of Dugarvan in
Parliament from 1852 to 1865, since
which time he has represented the city
of Cork. He has been for many years
proprietor and editor of the Cork Ec.
aniner, Roman Catholic paper of con-
siderable influence.
CONFEDERATE INVESTMENTS OF BANKS
A lawsuit is now in progress before
Judge Emmons, of tho United States
Circuit Court in Tennessee, brought by
Northern stockholders against the South
ern directors of the Planters and Union
Bank Of that State. It seems that the
directors invested the funds OF the bank
In Confederate Government bonds. This
suit is brought by Northern stockholders
to recover the amount OF capital which
was lost by the investment in Confcde-
rate securities.
Augustus Wilson, white man, at.
tempted to ravish O colored girl, on Sun
day evening, near Porter's Post Office,
Carroll County, w. The girls father,
Washington Valentine, was attracted by
her cries and came to her assistance.
when Wilson knocked him down and
stamped and beat him to death. Tho
murderer has been secured.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-12

REMOVED. ". 8. Grisham, a
weil-known and highly respected citizen
of this County, has removed to Atlanta,
Ga. Col. G.. has been long identified
with this particular portion Of our Coun.
ty, and has, in an eminent degree, en-
joyed the confidence and esteem of our
people. His father owned and scld to
the German Land Company the largo
landed estate on which colony of Ger
mans was planted. The site Of the town
of Walhalla comprised part of the land.
Colonel Grisham was, before the war, q
large planter and man Of influence, in
telligence and popularity. He has ever
been man of firm convictions and
strong prejudices; warm aud sincere in
friendship, but open and strict in his
dislikes. During his citizenship. he was
frequently honored with positions of
trust and responsibility by the suffrage
Of the people-having, in our better
days, besides minor positions, been
chosen TO scat in the House and Senate
from his election district.
Keouee Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-12
Oorrespondcnc.,
S. O., November biol. 1872.

COLUMBIA, S. G., November 10, 1872.
Julian A. Sel6y. Esq.-S1R: In your
issue Of the Sd there appeared an article
abusive Of me, about which care no.
thing at all; but I am ouriohs to know
why you gave such communication so
much prominence in your paper? Will
you please inform your readers whether
that publication was an advertisement,
and if SO, did the writer pay for the
privilege of publishing it ir one of your
leading columns?
The publication, of this note and your
reply is Respectfully requested in tho
PuGNIX. Your ebelientservnpt.
d. WYATT AIKEN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-12

The MEXICAN BoRDER : For the first
time in considerable period the Mexi-
can border of the Rio oGrande appears to
be quiet. The predatory bahds of rene
gsde Americans, Indians aud lMexicans,
have apparently, for the present, re-
solved to rest. and Cortips, their boldest
and most. rasoelly leader. has entered the
service Of The Mexican Government, and
pledged himself.to remain loyal sub
ject. This. state Of affairs is too good TO
last.