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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
PRICEs-A Fair OEer.

II The Merchants In your place will not furnish, sen
io the Machines, send the retail price, Washef SIS,
Extra Wtngor $40. and We Will forsard either both
machines, free Of freight to places where no oao sci
lingi and so we thsy will DO liksi, that we
agree to refand the money any one wishes TO return
the machines Tree Of freight, after moItko trial &C
cordlng to directions
No hu band, father or hr0lh,r should fsssn The
drais'rJ oiwi.hins with the hands, bny-luo days In
the year, when It can be dlno BETTER expsdOus!y
with less labor and no injury to the garments by a
Doty Clothes Washer, and Universal wringsr.
Sold by dealers generally to whom liberal discounts
arc made.
r. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
80 Cortlandt st., New York.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
LATELY MUCH IMPRovED-AND THE NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer

APPROVED with RowgIL's PATENT DoUnLE Cod-wusELs,
aud the PArRsr sroP, unequesllonahly far SUI
perior TO any apparatus for washing clothes ever In
vsnel aud will their cost twice sye by saving
labor and clothes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30

Til Editor Of this paPsr who purchased Washer AMI
Wringer, thus testi1es as to their value;
Awaiting Its condemnation, we took seat, pre-
pared At any moment to hear the first growl iroL the
operAtor-whO by the ~ had never before that time
seen one IN operation. On went the work, however,
nosslsssiy patiently aud apparently without effort for
few moments, when the operator suddenly halted.
sud laughingly opening the lids Of the machine
brought out very much 10 astonishment nun-
Der OF very we'll washed clothes, which ne dsd
but Tue rinsng touches TO complete them and make
them look we'll aud satisfactory II they had come
from one Of the best laundrles.
Our preludiees we're shaken, and when-Watehlng In.
tenty the whole operAti0n-an odeous little fellow OF
seven years-a domestic appendage by the wayeizsd an
opportunity 10 catch the lever and work away at the
machius with perfect will aud little effort, We
confess that all misyivings to the capAblly OF the
machine TO do Its work vanished from mind aud We
became convert to principle Of washing BY ma
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30

--Douglass Jerrold once said to a very
thin man: Sir you are like pln, MT WIN
out the head or the point.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30

SElDLlTz POWDERs.-Ihis valuable bouss
- hod apenent' have gut mp fresh every ws.g.
out pure materials only. fai0 zach 1osdsr
10 contain tHH reight The care exercised in rt,.i
them = matter imporianes-espeeiaiy invite compsr
ison WIN those OF an Inferior kind sold At less money
EDWARD MelNALL, Jr.
hecond aud Marketrts
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-30
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITN.
DR. C. H. LAYTON,
Late Of New York and Philadelphia, would say to his
friends and the public that he may still be ioundAt
No. 837 TATNALL STREET
Where he is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASEa

No. 837 TATNALL STREET
Where he is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
or every description, with the gratifying results
BY HIS NEW sYsrEM OF MEDICAL ELEUIkIUITY
ystem OF practice based strictly principles
thorough knowledge Of which not only necessary III
order To assure successful treatment but Without which
The application OF keetreity In any iormis but DANCE
rous experiment. We give below list Ui diseases 10 the
treatment OF which this system isespeciay adapted and
IN which We have teen most successful
AmaatoAs blindness from paralys Of the optic nerve
amehorrhWa Interruption or retention Of tue menses
tphonai suppression OF the voice. asthma, agus ens
hoiea IT. Nitus dance, constipation, eaarrh consump-
ou 10 It's early stages, cough, chorrs, coldness Of
and hands cramps caneers deafness, IRON para
9ss OF the acoustic nerve dy pspsa, dabetis dropsy
natulence, gravel goife, hystera, hip disease ipO
enrei lumOaso, liver cBmpiaiuts, OeKjaw, neuralgia
nervousness, pies palsy tumatisui, spinal diseasti
curYatures, aud tumorE
In uterine Tor womb disease Its value cannot be estt
mated. ProlaPsus, imprisonment alterations and other
o'1s OF womb iisuases promptly relieved and perma-
nently cured ia au iuereaBly snort space " time.
RkfEkENCEs.
We hsve tn pleasure Of referring those who may wish
20 undertake Electrical treatment the following we'll
SHOWN citizens Of Wilmington aud vicinity, who have
oe.n Treated by w. aud witnessed IN Others;
Joseph nriughurst, ~ West street.
hdMard l.. kice, SOL shipley street.
W. IL. Nan, East Fourth street.
Charles Il .d0rdon, S2t Market street.
neorge Oeand, OF seventh aud Washington str,
h: IL Jones' corner Of fifth and Market streets.
WIN. L. Rudolph, az Market street.
". Washington Russell, Chrisusua, Del
Walter y. southgate, fell5.esepla
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
SPECIAL EE.ECTEshS.

We again call the attention of oul
readers 10 the specia! election to be held
next Monday for the Office Of COUNTY
Treasurer, and we urge upan every read
er of the TRIBUNE the necessity of spar
ing time enough from their business to
20 to the polls and vote for whomsoever
they believe to be the most com petens
and best q laliied for the Office
Last week we had something to say
about the relative merits of the TWO
Candidates Gwen, Wittenberg) all OF
which VIC now reiterate. and add that
there is not friend that MIR Wittenbcrg
has in the County hut will confess on
the spot. that he, Wittenherg, has uei-
ther the educational qualification nor the
business habits necessary TO discharge
If the duties of the Office and that, II
elected, he will be compelled to have the
dnties perfor,icd By deputy. To be
sure. our slangy neighbor says he is
goin.. to attend to the Office himself but.
nobody acquainted with Wittenberg be-
heves him when he says SO.
Now, who is to be depusy? Some say
Mr. Bach. and some say Mr.. Eegers, and
some say it is to be some one else. A,
any rate this one thing is certain, that
those who vote for Mr.. Wittenberg vote
for man who cannot and will not dis
charge the duties Of the Office. On the
,ther hand. those who vote Cor MIR
Even will vote for man who can dis
charge. and has discharged the duties Of
this responsible Office to the complete
satisfaction of the people Of the county,
and who, last week, resolved the COM
mandation and hearty approval Of the
County Board of Supervisors.
Then, let all who desirs competency.
efficiency, and integrity in the County
treasurer Office. rally to the support OF
Even. ard thus secure an able and up
right administration of the finances oi
this County.
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The Last bays OF Horace Greeley.

Now that Mr. Greeley is dead, it is
admitted by the correspondents of the
journals who were most friendly to hi>
election, that during the last ten Gays of
his lte he was confined in the private
Iunatic asylum Of DIR. Choate, at Pleas
antvilla, Westchester County, New
York. On the Goth Of November he
vas taken from The louse Of John r
Stewart, at Tarrytuwn, =. Y. an1 con
veyed IN a close carriage to DR.. Choate =
asylum. The circumstances under which
this was done were most piteoua, and are
thus rela'ed
ON November 20, DR.. Brown, Superintendent Of the
BloomlugGale AsyiunI, and Dr. George Chcate pro-
prietOr of private Asylum in Nestchestsr County,
called meet Or. hrackciZer in consultation
careful examination OF the pstient was made, and
they unanimously pronounced him suffering from
ucut. InanIa-entire!y insane. The shock was a So.
we're blow ths few friends who e:trustsd with
the secret but. af er due elaboration they became
sufficiently reooncad to the fact to consent 70 Mr.
Grceey's removal DR.. Choafs's residence near
Pieasantvill- Westchesrer County. New York. The
house IL PLEASANTLY situated, lie snd half from
town on hill half mile from road or the nearest
house. Ii is comfortably furnished, has handsorc
grounds surroundings it, and, though known 10 the
neighbors private lunatic asylum, 1t has the ap
perance OF the country seat of some wealthy gentle
Ther6 81. Greeley conveyed last thursday
week. When he Brought down stairs in MIR.
Johnsou's house in front of which Mr. r. Stuart ~as
him his traditional white hat and coat. Don't send
..s away, A. J ~ he CRIED the tears flowed down
his ie..t;y pals cheek. Don't ct ~. go, don't,
don't The scene vas too affecting for those who
witnessed it, and all shed Mr. johnson drop
ped hat and coat too much afTertei 10 say word
lie expected 10 sec his old friend again.
After Mr Greeley arrived at The asy
ium he evireed violent symptoms of
mania bs Destroying a watch which he
much priced, it having been given him
years before by The ennloyes of the n.
Y. Tribune. and by throwing lighted
kerosene lamp on the floor, which came
near firing s.la building. But after
these paroxysms. be became tranquil
and his last hours were as peaceful as
thaSe of a child.
! We deeply meGrn the loss of this
| great Journalist because ge believe his
heart vas SO full of love for the Ameri
can people. and that his colncils were
generally so wise and benehcent, that We
fear no man can be found to fill his
place. - Wisconsin,.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
WAR.-The cloud ofwar which is now


WAR-Ihe cloud DIVA which is now
threatening Northern Asia is one which
has been gathering for Il long time The
Russians have long omplained that the
rebellion OF these Ct their kirehis SUB
jects living between the Aral and Caspi.
an had been actively supported by Xii
Va that the Khan Of this hostile Prov
iuce has endeaVored to excite rebellion
III Book hara and that a number OF
Russian prisoners in khiva have b5eu
compelled to accept Mohamnedanisu,
and marry tho women Of that Province.
The object Of the Russians, according to
The Berlin correspondent OF the london
Times. Is not only to punish the audacity
Of the Khan but also to Incorporate Xiii
va which viii soon be connected with
Russia both by railways and steam navi
CATION.
AS this would extend the Russian line
of communication 30 the borders Of the
British possessions in the East. the
movements OF Russia are just now watch
ed with intense interest in England and
may, before long, produce decided re-
munstrance from the latter. England i
already severely agitated ut the loss OF an
in>ipni6cient island by the San Juan
Boundary decision, and is evidently not
IN the right temper to regard with COM
placency this proposed fight of the
double headed eagle towards her Eastern
dOlui.ious
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now, as then. to give the country an hon
ess and economic Il tladministratien. These
in fant journalist have Just opened their
eyes to the fact, while their readers have
probably known the truth ali the while.
These Liberal edi, ,ors arc just now con-
yulsed with the news that Grant has
declined 10 set aside the rules OF the civil
service IN the appointments of a postmas
ter at Philadelphia. They ignore the
fact that be. has taken the same stand
time and time again. during and before
the late campaign, and give this start
ling Information TO the public with the
-gratulatory remark that at fast their
efforts are being rewarded. and the voice
Of the Cincinnati Convention is being
heard and heeded There's modcsty
about this that is positively sitting.
They will soon set to claiming that they
are entitled to glory for ell the refoTuls
Of the past, and arc TO be credited in ad-
vance with all the prospective triumphs
OF the future, They are the LE-op g
flies, sitting on the chariot wheel Of re
form. and imagine that the terrible buz
Zing they have kept up has occaSioned
the clouds Of dust that yaise from the esr
OF progress as lt revolv+s IN the direc
ton Of "a more perfect Union.
Ii may not be unkind to remind them
that the President does not owe his i'm
nlense popular majority to their efforto in
bis behalf, but in some part no doubt, to
their noisy and unreasonable opposition.
and that If they are honost in their de-
sire fer thorough reform, and wish to
lend the President the noroI suppors Of
the whole country, their most effectual
method is to continue to assail hin,
through the Immensely popular col
ums of the independent press In
ter Ocean
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

LAST April President Grant Issued an
executive order, in which he said
While the right of all persons in official
positions to take part In politics is ac.
knowledged, and the elective franshise is
recognized as high trust to be discharg
ed bv all entitled to its exercise, whether
in the employment Of the Government
or IN private life, honesty and efficiency.
not political ACTIVITY. will determine heir
tenure OF Office" Members Of Congress
now arriving at Washington. who are
he>iegiug the President for distnissal-
from Office snd new appointments, are
referred to that order Thus it seems
that Grant was more in earnest in his
efforts for civil service reform than the
Opposition gave him credit for during
the campaign. Republican, roliticians
evide2tly did not think that he quite
meant sll shat be said. Grsnt and .t,e
people think aiik On this subject. The
politicians may not like ii, bat both the
people and Grant can afford to ask them
what they are going 10 do about it II
the s.rong-willed Executive snnbs Simon
Cameron on this point, he is likely to
snub all others coming On similar. err
and.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
Tia illustrated Christian weekly for
1874 .. -.E

WIZ contnus to merit the claims Of its credits be
re "handsonsst illustrated raIer IN the world y
esw portraifz OF eminent rlrl equal 10 those al
ready given ai ReecheI, Spurgeon Lowell Mason and
others are in preparation. Religious work st hcnls
,tnd abroad social and domestic iis scenery in this
aud ether lands, events Of the daY, arc among the
topics which will bc illustrated III tbs best manner
by sreh artists Darley, Herrirk Heard Dixon and
others. Each number Of the psper viii coutsiu
seven OF more finely executed sngrsyIngs
In tho literary department, DR.. c. s. Robinson
whose oriental sketches have been al acceptable
teature OF the PAPER the present year will furnish a
new striss. dsacriFt.ro eI life sBd customs IL tn.
East TN the conclusion OF John :. c. Abbott's teg-
ciretiRS History Of William the Couqusrar7 - other
historical sketches fro1 the game mastsrly pen will
he forthconing. 5. +. Todd will give US designs Of
medium. priced houses, snd show how 70 build them
cie2ply. Contributions may also 10 expected from
REV Drs. Theodore L. CGyl-r, Howard Crosby, j q.
CFaiehe&d Cyrus Hamlin, j. &. Rankin, Prsfs. IL NJ
Bara and W Z. Wilkinson, jacob Abbott 1. L Noble
srs T. l.. Beers, Nrs. L. Barr, a5s 8i. = Miller
MRS. NJ. : Donison, and ether popular writers IL
pages weekly. Two dollars year. The cheapest
fhnliiy paper in The world. Agents wanted Sreci,
men ccpse1 fre-.
AMERICAN TRACT SOC, Publishers.
$50 Nasrau street Nav York.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
STATE ITEMS.

At the recent ni.etin, OF tho Northern Press ~
eoeation the following officers we're elected; Presi-
wealth Eics Ples.heut, j Stone. of the Appleton
Times; creisry, John Hicks, OF the Oshkosh North
western; .essursr, b horthrop, Of the stevens
Point Journal; Executive Committee, I Reid, Se-
nnshR Press; O'Brien Oshkosh Times and L L
Nuyes, &arinctte Eagle.
ihe Appleton Post says :>''There has been consd.
erabs consultafiUD among our citizens during ths
past week railroad matters, with to effect
some compromise That wiii be satisfactory to all
parties far able to learn, fseI war
rsnted in saying that the terms proposed by lhs in
junction parties, pubshsd in ur last issue. are
pas voted tbs a. n. L. R. L. is to be released by
the parties lawn. this matter in char ge,"-
GRAND Rapids is 10 have new hotel Immediately
PatteyIiIe has caught q horse thief.
Reedsbursh wants to talk with manufacturers
hickeea"ths1n. of shsbcygan Fails, is cui''-
vating toGsels-
Phil2dsphia last ednestiay morning, with two
barrels oi rock, which are supposed TO contain 9
liberal 81 rim Cling Of goid-''
The JaneeyIi!e Gazette SAYS: Prank StruDk walk
ed IN IRON his rural residence this morning ths
first il len yssFs lie has sglitsen horses, but
they are all under treatment for epiZootic."
took ths woods with the first snow iai last week
and large number Of deer were slsushtered. John
Firzgibbon killed three, Hoffman one, N RrumIick
Que and the Moore Brothers-Jossph aud Seth
brou. ht down niHe."
Yost, who stabbed The Miracs boy. the othsr DAY
in yinland gave bonds in the sum of 500 for h.
appearances the Circuit Court, complaint Hi
ram iracls. He slso arrested warrant
sworn uut by Hsry ilIilrl a;racle. and hir exam
iuatioD und>F this srresr viii soon tsks place.
Major c IL Williams, proprietor OF the Elliuvood
Herd of Short Horns. near Bsraaoo, ssuk county
has Just sold 70 Nr J Seymour of the tcwn Del
Iona fine yssrling short horn bull, sixteen months
old, weighing. aS5 pounds.
The Jackson Count, Banner says: "Men, teams
snd supplies still soia. 70 tbs woods right lively
and il thsweather is favorable during the winter.
not less thai $50 100000 to 20 ooOoI0 OF logs
will be put into Black River ana lis tiLuaries the
present winter. This. including the logs in the
river and creeks Will bring the amount Of legs 70 ~
.s OFT Of Black River mp TO abcu. Soooeo GO feet
next sprirg.H
4 Ere in Eau Claire. On Friday. destroyed the
bHitd:nss owned by r Wilson. aud occupied BY
Mrs Kiisys millinery stors Steve Ciernsnts saloon
and Peter Daniels -four and 'sed store. Total less
81 O. o-i insurs and 81 30.
Wnl Pyncheol, resident cf Madison since lSil
aud highly respected citizen. died on Sunday,
fre is reported st New City. TrsnFeleau county
which burned up $50 bushels Of wheat and some
farsa ss,actiilssTy.
1h- 0ehkosh Daily Time- has susrsndei rUbiics
ttoP. see ~rsiy Ttns.s VII le eiss7ea . Ess4. ;.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
GRANT ANDT THE LIBERAL PRESS.

"Enthing succeeds like success.
There is vast amount Of truth in this
saying, and it is most aptly illustrated
by the results of the late election. 1t Is
astonishing what high hopes 3 number
of the Liberal papers begin to entertain
of the President The Military despot
is perhaps after all a patriot. The weak
minded tool of the Senator ring has
now. aceariiag to these people really got
q mind Of his own. The great ooETup:
tlnnist" and 'debaucher Of civil service
exhibits commendable honesty, and gives
good ground to believe that lis admins
tration will be one Of practical reform.
And what is the secret Of all this ?
Has Grant iaangurated a new policy ?
Has he shown disposition to turn oeer
new leaf? Nothing ct the s3rt. He
has simply gene on 10 the path he eonl-
,scptssi 10 ;sesci pssrs aen. sp3 II ts1fte
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

COMMENTS OF A BRITISH WEEKLY
PRESS. s.-The English weekly press com
nent at length Oh the result ofihe presi
Denial election The Saturday Reri,e.c
observes that there has never been a
serious doubt of the re-election of Gen.
Grant, but the ease and cotu pleteness OF
his victory dc credit to the good sense Of
the American people. The obscure in
lrlguers who managed the nomination
customary manouVers of elections, bu,
they were incapable OF understanding
that the vulgar tricks by which local fac
tiol.s conduct their affairs would no,
bear exposure to the strong light which
is thrown on great national contest.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
SUMMONS

4 hRCtr COURT, NRE::owoc County. The Stat.
bernc, Deieniaufs.
aOa nre hereby summoned 10 aaswer the COM
pIeiIt OF Mead Holmes Plaintiff OF which copy is
hereto annexed, and - serve copy OF yog.r answer
on me = lay Office in the City ami County of MaIito-
Vc Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
o. ting summons exclusive of the day Of service; and
II You fail 10 the complaint az hereby reauir-
ed, the plaintiff will apply the Court for the re-
LEI demanded in the enmplai,.t
d. MARX KHAN, Plaintiff Attorney.
The complain. il the above entitled sctou was duly
filed u the Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Ce,iyf Of
nahlto%oc County on the 4th dag of NoecnGher 1872
5l6t j. D MARKHAM, Atty for PIf
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IN observation-disclosures Coun

1 y Observation-Disclosures County Court In the
s matterOf the aktRtc Of Evan Oleson. dacessed.
On reading and fling the petition Ct Anna olezon
q Aahtto"cc i!2pEds IN said County, representing
@:45nk p:net Things ths. said Evan Oles5n late OF
said aanitcwoc Rapids IN the 2atl. day Of October
A. u. 1870 At said Manitowoc Rapids, died Iuteslate
lcFlag Sods chates and estate within this State Of
the faluo o. Thirteen ItUEoTrd p0iJrs and that tda
sa-l. t'1ttioIes IS tlr ssCS q sai jiccra5,i and
praying that administration Of said estate be to Nils
l. HlIbert granted, II is ordered that said petition %.
heard before tue Judge OF this Court on Mondsy tho
i6th day af necentec, A. D. 1872 at 10 o'clock 4 VI
nj my office in sad county. Ordered farther that
notice thereof te given the heirs Of said deceased
ana 10 a!i persons Interested by publishing coyv Of
tins order for three successive weeks prior to si !ay
Of hearing, in the "dAEtTovoc TRIBUNE" week.
newspaper published in the Gig Of Manitnyoc in
said county W VI II ALDO Co J,,,lo,t.
DateG at Mauiioace GA the 18th day OF November
4 1921 Hl-St yyYr ''
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05

Il IL long tire 5iEce anything lrns appeared in
Christian art 20 lovely ami So exquisite IN design
and execution this large and elegant line and
.tipp- steel engraving 'Ts Christian GTacss, size
Il by q inches. The grouping il the figures grace
fa! bcyr conception and the faces 81 such and
hssvsy beE1Ey that Il if the artist must
hsvs them - vision Every subscribs- ts
"ArthUrs illustrated HeTae Magazine for 1873 will
receIve copy Of THIS splendid s. picture yRzz Price
OF Home Nag - - yssr. SI-eciLieu cory Of
Xagazics I5 Its
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED ererywhers 70 get
subscribers fer beautiful Ne gzziIle we'll knYvn
for tie last tvsay years a.d - great 4vorite With
the people. Izfaiiilsrlt and worosa mako
ls=gs conInlIs<Icls sand for agents eoaiideoti
eircula- Yolran hardly show '-Ihs Ctri.tiau Gre-
ces 70 any reT1on s an1 fine gio.s fsAliDgs
without getting sJ Joscriber. No disappt1at t1nent
about 1-oATe deliysry Of pictures - sehsve mario
ssIrFs ssyzgze csu.s f5= their lapi3 prpdpctlen.
sfesf CtN<,sc. So. pa9saHeYYlsfss 70
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Attachment Notice.

-9ti9a City Of Aspto@cc. T; IL Justices Court.
k'1 N Z. s,aGly: You are hereby notified that
warrant Of attachment has been issued against YOU
and your property attached, 70 satisfy the demand OF
hiram Pairis, amounting to Seyenty y-ive Dollars
Eow, IN less yca shall appear before Jno. f. Ziuns
Justice OF the Peace. in and for said County AZ his
ofilce III aati City the 18th day Of December D
ls'Z al clock II! the afternoon, judgment will be
rendered against sou and your property SOLD to nav
tie debt. HIRAM 3. PALME Plaintiff
Dated this i7tb asY OF Nov lSIg aS..f
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
PACIFIC MAIL.

Last spring the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company asked for an additional yearly
subsidy of half million dollars. and a
bill granting this sum only failed for the
want of few votes. The company
rhought they had sure thing of it and
refused to bleed sufficiently, hut now
the lobby seems united in favor of the
additional subsidy ard Pacific Mail is set
down as sure of success this winter
The Brazilian Mail Steamship Compa
ny also desle an additional subsidy.
equal to Pacific Mail demand. and if
they are liberal with the boys" it will
undoubtedly ga through.