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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-01
GUARDIAN SALE.
IN PROBATE, ManitOWOc County
L Court.

In the matter of the estate of Jacob Pe.rie, de-
pursuance of an order of license, made in said
matter, on the Goth day of August, A. d. 1871 by
Catherine Petrie, GU ardian of the minor heir OF
Jacob Petrie, decea sed, WILL on Monday the Sd
day of December, A. d. 1877, at ten o'clock in the
Judge, in the city o. Manitowon in said county
offer for sale, at public yendue, the following de-
scribed lands to-wit The W Il Of the 5 !.
~ SeG. 4. "" ~ rage ~ acres also beginning
acres running east 40 rods Thence in straight
line to the corner of said 40 acres10 acres and
the = st of e sec. II town 20 range A-2O
acres in all 20 acres of land.
-. The terms Of sale viii be made known at the
time and place of sale.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 10th day OF September
A. ID. 1877. 1-4w. CATHERINE PETRIE.
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IN PROBATE, ManitowOc County
i Court.
I'm the matter of the estate of Gregory Fardy de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition osJohn Fardy,
administrator OF the estate of said deceased, re-
administered said estate and praying that a time
and place De fixed for examining and allowing his
account of his administration, filed in this Court
II IS ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge OF this Court, On M1nday the 18th day of
November, A. ID. 1877. at 10 O'Clock a. H., at my
office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons inter
ested by publishing copy of this order for three
weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the Mani
towoc Pilot weekly newspaper published at
Manttowoc in said county.
Dated at Manitowoc, the ed day Of Olt L. D.
1877. l-3w. T. q. OLMSTED, County Judge
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THE SUN.

As the time approaches for the renewal of sub
scrl ptions, THE sun would remind its friend,
and wellwishers everywhere, that it is again {
candioate for their consideration and support
Upol its record for the past ten years it relies fol
continuance OF the hearty Sympathy and generous
cooperation which have hitherto been extended &c
1t from every quarter OF the Union.
The Daily sun is four page sheet of % col
umns, price by mail, post paid, SIS cents month,
or $3.50 per year.
The sunday edition of THE sun is an eight
page sheet OF % columns. While giving the news
oil the day. 1t also contains large amount of liter
airy and miscellaneous matter specially prepared
lof H. lHB SUNDAY Sun has met with great sue
cess. Post paid Sl.2O year.
The weekly SUN.
Who docs not know THE WEEKLY Sun 1t cir
culates throughout the United States, the Canadas
and beyond Ninety thousand families greet its
welcome pages wee ky, and regard it in the light
oil guide, counsellor, and friend Its news edit
orial agricultural and literary departments make
IL essentially journal for the familo and the fire
side Terms One Dollar year. post paid.
This price, quality considered makes the cheap
est newspaper published. For clubs OF ten with
$40 cash, we will send an extracopy free. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE sun, New York CITY.
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In the matter Of the estate of William Tisch, de-
ceased, ~
On reading and filing the petition of Dorothea
Iisch, OF Mishicott of Manitowoc county, Wis re-
presenting among other things that William Tisch
late Oh SAID Manitowoc county, on the 9Th day of
september A ID. 1877, at Mishicott, died intestnte
leaving goods, chattes and estate within this
State OF wisconsin, and that the said petitioner is
the widow of said deceased and Drawing that ad-
mnlstratlon of said estate be to Hans Beyer grant
the Judge 56nrt oil &6ntafs. the rd hef9 a
OF octeher A, ID. 1877, at 10 O'Clock a. "a, at NIX
office in said county. " '
ordered further, that notice thereof be given TO
the helrs OF said deceased and to all persons in
terested, by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior 10 said day of hear
ing IN the ManitowOc Pilot a weekly newsnaper
punished at Manitowoc in said county
Dated Mantowoc, the 9Th day OF Oct A, ID. 1877
959-3w. L. g. OLMSrEn, Countv JUDGE
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Stale of Wisconsin.
ManitOwGc County. IS

capitol, in Madison, this LIST day of August. 1877
IL. $ PETER DOYLE. Secretary of Stale.
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IN PRORATE-uan1tO Sounty
ICOurt.
In the matter of the estate of William Tisch. de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Dorothea
Tisch of Mishicott of Manitowoc county, Wis. re-
presenting among other things that William
fisch late of Manitowoc county, on the sth day OF
September, A. d. 1877, at Mishicott in said county
died interstate, leaving goods, chattels and estate
within the state Of Wisconsin. and that the said
petitioner is the widow. OF said deceased. and
pra, ing that administration Of said estate be to
Hans Boyer granted il is ordered that said petit
ton be heard before the Judge of this Court. on
Monday, the 10th day of November, A. d. 1877, at
10 o'clock a.. m at my office in said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given TO
the heirs of said deceased and 10 all persons in
terested by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior said day of hearing
in the Manitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper pub
lish at ManitOwoc in said county.
Dated Manitowoc, the 3lst day of Oct. A d
1877. 2 Sw. T. G. oLMSTED, County Judge.
STATE OF WIsCONsINlss
y Manitowoc County.
In Circuit Court.
Don A. Shove as receiver OF the rights, credits
effects and property of William Quinn, plaintiff,
against William Quinn and Bryan Lorigan, defen-
dants.
To the defendants William Quinn:
You are hereby summoned and required to ans
wer the complaint in this action, Of which copy
is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy
of your answer the subscribers ct the Office OF
c. z. Estabrook in the city of Manitowcc in the
county of Manitowoc and state OF Wisconsin with
in twenty DAYS after the service hereof exclusive
of the day of such service and if you fail to
the complaint aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply
| 10 the Court for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Dated at Manitowoc, Wis. July 29th, 1877,
J. d. MARKHAM,
H. G. Il W. j. TURNER,
c. z. EsTABRooK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Manitowoc, Wis.
To defendant Quinn The complaint N the
above entitled action filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Manitowoc county
| on the 27th day OF August 1871
J. d. MARKHAM,
| II. G.. & w. j. TURNER,
c. L. EsTABRooK,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
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A Country Bride.

~ ssH4i q = =
A few days ago young man with his
bride came to Chicago on their. wedding
journey and located at the Sherman
House. 1t was apparent at first sight
that they were unused to city ways, but
the bride was so radiant with the Trash
bloom that country life and air alone can
give, that the groom was envied by all
the young men who make. that hotel their
abiding place. The morning after their
arrival, the chambermaid visited the
young couples nom, at the unconscious
bly, early hour of eight O'Clock. A come
in'' answered her knock, and on enter
ing the room she found the bed made
up and the room in the neatest kind of
order. The chambermaid was astonished
to find all her work anticipated. and pro-
posed to sweep the room while the young
couple wereTin the dining room. Why, !"
was her answer, we had breakfast two
hours ago." During the stay of the
couple, the chambermaid had no work to
do in their room. The revelation to the
servant that . woman in q, hotel could
do something for herself was a strange
one, and was duly reported. The young
men took q deeper interest in the little
lady who knew how and was not afraid to
do up" her own room, and the exam
pie becoming contagious infected the 9TH
er ladies in the hotel, much to the satis-
faction Of the chambermaids - Prairie
farmer. tsf a .fsssfs .f 1f 4 SgHstn
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tfftl - :. E
thsms Stand by them and protect: stand
BY each other, and then the foolish.
wicked, cruel people who want to mislead
you will very soon run away. Bad .peo-
pie me always afraid Of good people, even
though the good are much fewer, and even
though the good may be only little child
II knew once : very famous man who
Lived 70 be very ola-who lived to- be
eighty-eight. He was always, the,dsliaht
Of those about him. He always .steod up
for what was right, His eye was like an
eagles when it flashed fire at what was
wrong, And how early 10 you think he
began 10 do this RI have an old grammar
Which belonged to him, all tattered and
torn. which he had when little boy at
school, and what do You think found
written In his own hand in the very first
pager Why these words: Still in thy
right hand carry gentle peace, to silence
vicious tongues-be just and fear not
That was his rule all through life, and he
was loved and honored down to the day
when he was carried to, his grave. . Be
just, be good, and fear not. Let that he
your rule, and God and Jesus Christ will
Be with you then, now and always" M
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Rlfld KHP hee sd<is6ed. - 8srlinOk0n
HIwk- Ev9Er
iii IS Stated That Mrs, q 6Uonewal J,
Jackson fss conifac{1d With = PhiIadel.
rAia nevspapersto ;furnish : xkctch Of
Her husbah{fs Ii7e. e the rate of 400 4
column: % E =. e.
~ thieves Two fhoNsand' volumes have
walked or,fsef The puElic library without
returning. a Thev were probablv wen pro.
vided with loot -notes.LN. y. Gran1ie.
Mrs Ann. Rne v.a 10 sharn tor her
rpnswau sro,,s. S,,e - 80 80 n.;r. - - ~. ~.
death ny;nted IN ths the @ gsrer A He = .vs1 I
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ont ~ ND i,isi;nrsiilfG "a }cSS;sE sniSrerei
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mouth oniv Il And Inst there Tier wss 81 strcn y. :
line and nd sftached tn n Il and s. NAT i The he
cunning anpler ma him wr,iocfine 3, lin ir lsss -.
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NJ TOLEDO. rAMA cea6 IowA, THURSDAY NAY s,.as77

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who - - r q
The carr % IN Z W n
room. s. 4 : u, I n - - z
Each e11n neI reed ~ b S75f'
the app1jcfkib ibns rtai1 u - =,
but hefVr&tley al sent RI him ol1 !.
tions aato1 Ia, To- NE, konSsfot
ters, 81 - oa11 8etiti6k, us&n]
kind cE11tWine; 8, q y delG "a; n
the chfoE J2ekk 0f M Dra aina1SS. "a
the Cpmn6 5a6f n - ~ {; - s g; a
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amincd II = n 6fH Ho6olfpts H.
ezaminefl y q = = ~ Sue1k -
Agtlnn- -l64axfhe rec0f1s Of lie "a
prior patents, printed publications, soreign
pateptsfdndi The like as may. be necessaiY
TO refresh his memory and enable. .hiqto
decide as to the novelty Of the Invention
presented hi the application EnssqS
The law requires him. if he reject, to
state explicitly the reasons Of his rejcc-
tion. The applicant ofh@ Att6frk flaW'
then amend, present arguments il be
thinks hes9 and de case lust ret46 g
The seco.4 decision of the exAnAin5k may
be final, and from that appeal mayrbes
taken as hereinbefore stated. This syn
brings inventors and their attornej
rectly and constantly into contact wit1r{Spl
Office. zgs Fs.sg7i s
Although. stricflv sneakino No n,x,,.cv
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-05-03

Not the least interesting OF the public
buildings of New York IS Ludlpw-Street
Jail To the student Of human nature it
is well worth visit. The visitor, on en-
tering, is shown into the Warden's Office
and reception-room. This is dingy sort
of place, but withal comfortable. m one
corner is an Office where the books 6are
kept, and around the room are chairs and
benches for visitors. Then he is shown
up narrow winding staircase into the
main csrridor, and to the right is the din
ipglroom large Snd airy. Here those
prisoners who cannot afford to buy their
own meals are supplied with food at the
expense Of the City or General Govern,
ment.. Others, called bOarders, pay a
stipulated price per week for their meals
and receive their lodgings free. Return
ing from the dining-room, the visitor
enters the CORRIDOR This is the pris-
oners' general room and is their only
promenade, except when the state Of their
health renders fresh air necessary. Here
they are seen lounging about, and one
would scarcely conclude from the air of
contentment that prevails that they are
prisoners. Among them are counter
feiters, forgers and fraudulent voters.
They are always glad to see stranger
wh0 will talk TO- than, and are always
ready for conversation. It seems stranee,s
but f is'a fact that they ArG all hopefpl
of 4 speedy release. They are watched
over by keeper, who, though smaI1 in
stature, seems to have perfect awe
over them. A. word from him b suffl-
cient to quiet the most noisy. AT the
further end Of the corridor is the
chaplain's library, d small room with
marble floor and unpublished by 81 few
decorations ii the shape " flowers, wood.
cuts and chrom0s. Tfesbocks 1re plainly
bound and are loaned to- the .prisonees5
wherever they Want them. In this room
also are chess, checker and Backgammon
b0erfis, which serve to while away the
tedious hours. The celebrities OF the
place are wont to congregate In this apart
ment, and while the writer was present
the auount of sschaff which was passed
there was sufficient to make the most de-
spairing prisoner merry. HhesCell3 saxe
apparently very comfortable. Thuy are
about twelve by fourteen feet, and contain
two beds each. The walls and ceilings
are whitewashed, and the only thing Of
which comPh5lAt migPt b. 4e the
darkness, Tke.windo16 AZ lgeshough
to light he room fnl|y $50 AiReel eovy' e
;'sss ssss 4 q sfs,: -. s ~ s;ss. sss
sSes. ,i e : .1o1s IA ~ ssossd 'i T. and
here they csn tsks frssh sir. .and exercise
themselves. ~ 8. .......lss.,. - sss,ss.sst;,
Street Jail II ! terrible place bf 're116e-s
ment, but II II much moro comfortable
than the Tomhs, and, though confinement
ID irksome, there are many free men "a
New x0QS 0'd{Y No would. bo 6lad q,
caan6v plqces N ~ poqdsdE ~ tt1eb
onenR there.-Ns 2. 9rnpAic.
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CHnnz1AN ScnoE1LxR, we'll known and in
auential residsnt Of Iowa City, whence he ab
soonded last m4nth has been arrested at Denver
| RroHAsD Tsot tAs pasared Nianie ,BEuniek
at Davsnpost n TIA Afternoon e the zfss
Thomas was arrintsd.
j AIrr7Lz dasehtx ~ Hsary Lolsbauer wa
fatally buznsd eisux tzl. On ths svniass'
the 20th.
Jupos KxAzs of Dc 0sedmws District ha,
decidsd that ~ i nj beR. and ~ = mot pro
Ehitsd q mention6d i II s1nEutA
A. LAnAn - 1Oth. swede named
eodsflin seruok M thsey % IL hsad With !
hillst Of wced tszey eis1 SaAd sodriin is IL
Jail.
Ro {eFs ,ypnn ssly tasougt
They were elegantly dressed
THEax are 100 lodges Of the Sons Of Temper
anoe in Iowa. @dT 5ssiss az I'D
BAaxEr vssar1, Of New Wine Township,
while handling loaded pistol, lately, accident
ally discharged it, the charger lodging in hil
breast and fatal *OS@da .
Qrlnszsa = John Harley, Of LAn.insaN.
| sosael - mn, hen nspe scressy : yosne suSas
| na.,ll Asdau1 A. lyiaG gn ~ "a
vii q esl ~ liI1 = RI - - h1heez
| hung ald ~ Gnn bassk = rieoe Il It l5uiipa
into his brain. past probine The accidI2nt
probably oesarred the day beforit
Wuxnn VAxDYKz, bzickhyer, recently fell
from tie nsw Capitol building, in DesMoines, Z
distancs of my fest to the ground. He was
Instantly killed.
"Uscrz NED OAHsos. . veterinary surgeon,
known to all the stock men Of Eastern Iowa,
died at Iowa City, on the morning of the 2sd.
ArmE st Hamburg, on the morning of the
22d, destroyed property valued at "a, ,000
DAVID HIeorNs, seventy-two years old, re-
Gently obtained divorce from. his wife, at
Muscatine, on the ground of cruel and inhu-
| man treatment.
A CHILD Of Mr.. Condor, Of Davenport, re-
Gently died from the effects of drinking prep
aration Of concentrated lye.
TIE bogus United States Revenue Collector
has made his appearance at Iowa City.
An Ohio man, who had embezzled o., 900,
tried to get nd Of bis troubles, at Northwood,
lately Just as the iron hand of justice had besn
ciapped on his shoulder. His life was asved 81
medical interference.
THREx drunken men and : coffee-pot Of
whisky laid down few night ago on the g. B.
&ov track hetween Alhis and tho Cedar coal
mines. Whena freight tzsin came that way the
man in the center Of the track was instantly
killed, while the two on either side of the track
were not even roused from slumber. The coffee
pot escaped uninjured. s
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-05-03

C1drz.kS e 1foemon epeeandi6p
ne Governor ~ tlle Htaee.
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pOLITICAY.

fSAAA 80 0AAA oftIHo up WA1A <sA HCI0uuL ol the
condition in which the Commissioners found
the rival State Governments on their arrival
at that city. They say they found it to be
very difficult to ascertain The precise az
tent to which the respective Governments
were acknowledged in various parishes out
side Of New Orleans, but it is safe to say
that the changes which had taken place in the
parishes after tho organization of the two Gov
ernments on the 9Th of January, 1877, wuc in
favor of the Nichols Government" The Com
mission then enter into a discussion of
the respective Governments depended, and
say there was no judicial tribunal, ac-
knowledged to be authoritative by both
parties by which the legal title could be solved.
The only hope Of practical solution was by the
union of 50 many membe6. of the rival Iegis-
latures - would make Leeislaturs viii the
Constitutional quorum. in both the Senate and
House, Of memben whose title to theirseats was
valid under either view of the law. Such Legis-
lature was finally formed BY the withdrawal of
members from the Packard to the Nichols Leg
islature, thus giving the latter body quorum of
Returning Board members IN hplh houses. The
Commission conclude their report By expressing
''an earnest hope that the adjustment which has
been made Of tho political controversies of
Louiaiana wall beof LASTING benefit to that State,
and win be approved BY the patriotic people Of
all sections.
GEN. AuGuR announces as follows, in .
telegram Of the oath, the withdrawal Of the Fed
eral troops from the vicinity Of the State House
-
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49,. .Pzol.lseons LOT eoasonqaang n
t;ousl pun: d;scoetipuSs,c. 4 ts5sAl 81 ; =.
tions; extension of the Nv III ths protectsso,
Of lifs- and, u.opertv, a lI.t..nAe a ,sn1. s.
tabli,bmentE : n ;pdnstr;.I snd '..,;c-ss,,.
boerdins- -eehool.s. md coun.llrr ~. 49, a
ance Of ali betv.en s.sv.n ana e;.bt..,,,I ,.s,s
the issue Of supplies to Il mada. = he.d. !,
families. -incr...ed ..l..;s. =, I,.,;.n A..-,-
TuH s,,it. In. New york ~ ~. n.
eliah owners Of tbs f.pnou. r.,ro. M;n.
a the s5. l,O, 0l naid for ;t .llee;rg th.-s ~..
fraud, deceit and misreprssentasion on the pax,
of Nh. Park In regard to the resources Of th<
mine, resulted. on tie 29th ult. after . fcttu
SEVERAL members OF the st. Loula
".'.Ay 3 - ma - pay nne
~ - .o'AA ~, M yest aso' oe'
-. 8. - -- - .Sr "e.o =
~. .a.e. -
-. :, 80 8 ~ - 0'1''.l
80 - 49,. 3. -. ~ .a. 80. =
s--s =. =
- ,eS .es.s- q 49,. 49, ''.s.. = - =
collect ali unpaid 6ue. IL tbe ub;.lv -.
5000, !. ~, -.
.,. ;rf,-,,.t;., -. ..s., n -. -
N,,hr..k. v.s r., che efye,t tb:t tb. bss ~ .e-
and rain st,r,,, u ~. ,,.v;,,,. 49,. - q. :
5es,roved III II. ,r.s.ha,,,,.-. M. ,....L.-
death. Ernsr;mants IN th..;,g 49,, ~.
showed no s;sns 81 vitality.
Two nsn
mostly females, in the employ Of tbe Bure.u of
Engraving and Printing. in Waahinpton. were
DISCHARGED, on the 3Oth ult,
THE Dime Savings Bank. at Bethle-
hem, Pa, suspended on tn. soth nit. nisb IL
bilities exceeding s285 900. aa.eta unknovn.
,s = 4 s--
- pxws0Nar
Gov p.nn $500 ,a.p,,
;. - n. . .'s.N !. .oey - ~ 20
u'' on 'ne 10'n,
'a' .1y =. 'ae nolnus ~ 'na' uay' ne .nd
n,s aue.en's' ,ae. a eAoeP. one me.roponan Ponce-
u.s.' 'e.s u.e s.'s0-uooss ~s A. neon .n1 !e"-
:. ~. 80 =, -'' = 'ne
=. sssdes ,.s .;., -, - ".' " 'nsu auo Pl0-
'eousu WIN l'' DuAans1's
CALEB CUSHING, ex-Minister to Spain,
arrived at New York on the 26th.
GEN. SHERMAN is SAID to be Of the opin.
ion that the war in Europe will be of long dura-
tion. and involve, other Governments beside
Russia and Turkey. He states that American
onceiS oealroos q visiting the scene OF oPera-
'lons can only oDtain ieave OF absence ON half
fs. e"y' :. as An' Anu 'ilAe 'ney WI. De oenalred
- '''f' '-''- s.'-SA any
THE hfty-eighth anniversary Of Odd
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&7te Goltdo Gtro'liflk.

I'm Cnnonzc1s n pd6nshed stshs Counsy ssess
4 Isma, ous a ths iasreak vichest most central
nd populous counties Il. Iowa. ,Itis the oldese
paper in the County and one Of the oldest in ne
state having been established in 1855. IT. circn
lation being lsree and constantly increasing mss
Il vssy deslrsbls sdvsrtisine medium for hugpe1A
men and manufacturers wishing to bring theR
goods and WARS ~ ~. petieA e ~ Reepls q
Central Iowa
Advsrtisingp ptss made imsxnon spRlicatioa
JOB PRINTING
OF svsry description executed With neatness mi
lIspatchL Special attsnsio0 paidto slieTss7s
.aa PRINTING IN COEORS. -
Your fAvoss earnestly solicited ~
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REDUCTION IN PRICE.
$3.50 PER YEAR.

In view of the fact that everything is
now much cheaper, than it has been in
the past, we have decided to furnish our
subscribers with the INTEILIGENCER at
One Dollar and Fifty Gents q year, if
paid in advance, or Two Dollars if paid
at the end Of the year.
In doing this We do not intend to reduce
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tention to it, but will endeayor to make
it better than it has been heretofore, and
hope To- receive large additions to- our
subscription list. We ought to have at
least twenty-five hundred readers in An
derson County, and hope that our friends
win help us to secure that number very
soon. In making this change in price,
we have put the paper downto the lowest
possible margin, and mus. have the
money in advance. We could not afford
to publish at this price upon any other
plan. We hope all of our subscribers
will at once come in and pay up their
arrearages and renew atour reduced rates
! for another year. The following gentle
men are ,our. authorized agents, and pay
ments made to them will be accredited
by MS: 80
Ps,sd1s d1ston-Dr. P. a. E. Sloan.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-27

Z Wepublish this week the article from
the New York Tines published in the
.Rsqister short time ago without COM
ment, on account of which Senator Crit
tenden made an attack upon the Register
! in the State Senate. This. course of the
Senator was, to our mind, very uncalled
for and improper. If he wished to
correct an error in it he could have done
80 in any paper in the State as efectual-
sly as in the Senate, and with much bet
ter Taste. Senator Crittenden has been
very much criticised by the press of the
State, and justly so, for whenever the
press of any country is so servile as to
present only its own comments upon men
or measures, tits Of little value, and can
not be relied upon. It was right and
proper that the people should be inform
ed by receiving The various views pre-
. sennted about the Patterson case, and the
Rsqster only cid its duty in giving the
people both sides ofthe case. No public
man can complain if his actions are ca
pable ofbeing construed in different ways,
and: if Col. Crittenden has been misrepre.
sented by the New York. Times, it is be-
cause his sreport and vote on the Patter-
sson case are 80 inconsistent with the pro-
urieties Of the case as to open the way
for his political enemies to make this
Kind sof Of an attack upon him.