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SLarifs Sale.

The State Of " !sccnsn. Circuit Court-Hil
waukce county. Roland OlmsteA against John
Sercomb, surviving partner Of the late firm Of
Tartor & Sarcomb. Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF a. exc u;on issued out Of
ID and under the seal of said curt IN the
above entitled action, to me directed and dev>
cred, and against the personal and real proper
ty OF said John ScTcomb, surviving partner Of
the late firm Of Tarton 4 Sercomb l have lev
led upon The following described real estate,
ard all The right, title and interest which he
said defendant had in the said property at the
date Of the docketing Of aid Judgment in this
county. to wit: on the 26fh dav IF April, 4. D.
1868, or has since acquired ~
The south half Of Section sryen = in Town
ship seventeen IL north OF Range twenty.
three % east, together with the saw mill, ma
chiuery, tools, implements, &c, less the south
half Of south west quarter OF said Section, which
said real estate AID right, title and interest as
aforesaid, | shall c1ro+e for sale ard sell at
public veudue al the Court House in the village
of Mani'owoc, Msrito~o" couaty, in said State,
on the 5th DIV Of Jiuua-y, A. D 1864, at the
hour of 10 o'clock OF that .av. to satisfy said
execution ard costs Dated SheriG-s Office
Manitosoc, Nov. 9th, 1868.
TRAP SMITH.
Sheriff Xanito~ oc Co., Wis.
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SlRqFyE'S Sale.

The State of Observation-Disclosures County
Circuit Court Frederick G. Jores, against
Charles Durand, George Rice, and George II
Barth olomew. Execution.
By virtue of An execution issued ont Of and
under the seal of said Court in the above-enti-
tied action, to me directed and delivered, and
against the personal and real property of said
Charles Durand George Rice and George II.
Bartholomew, have seised and levied upon the
following described real estate, and all the right,
title ard interest which the said def ndants, or
either of them, had in and 20 the property st
the date of the fling of the a'tachniant, t..
wit: on the eighth day of November, 1861, or
have since acquired:
Lots nos fr,m one i to twenty four p 1
in Block in Reeds addition to the VILLAGE o.
Nanitovoc, Msnitowoc county Lots nos. trnm
one Il TO twenty eight Is in Box {
Of 9,id addition. Lota nos. from oue Il 10
-wenty eight --2S-- in Block of said add
;0n
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WALKER HOUSE.
NEW 81 EE.

NEs.4E IS 3 I z s,sI.
T'IIS HOUSE has been re-opcned, and is now
i ready for guests Thorough repairs, i'm
provementS, and addition. have been made the
present season. The interior has undergone a
compete change. so that the .'W ALKHR" Is in
fact q New House. No rsns have been spared
10 fitting up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making it complete in all its arrange.
ments.
The Proprietor confidently believes he antici-
pates the wishes of the travelling public, BY op
eHrg aud keeping The walker" as a first
clssi Fote snd hopes to merit their approba-
~ : patronage.
A. c. BENTLEY Proprietor
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ID "a u c sas ~ - Ia
AND
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT
81
ADDIPEa vYETT3sAyy.

Franklin Street. Jetorecn Sh ard oh SIS.
MANITOWOC, WIS.
yTNHI> establishment will always certain I'll the
/ varieties Of Medicine usually kent in Drug
Store together With Paints, O's, EarHish, Al
cnhol Spirits of Turpentinc. Wines and Liquors
f,r Medicinal purposes Also Fancy Articles,
Soap ar,i Ptrfumorv Blank Books and Station
zrv, Gamf,henr, Fluid and koro-ine, and all he
c,h"r articles belonging Ia his line.
~" PRESCRIPTIONS carefully put up both day
md igl.t time.
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In Probate.

State Of Wisconsin, Hauitowoc county, ss.
In The matter of the Estate of Timothy Har-
rington, deceased.
IN reading and fling the petition Of Vic
~ tor L. Clair, Of the town of Mi1hicott in
the county OF hanitowoc, and state OF Wiscon.
sin, representing, among other things, that it is
necessary to sell real estate 10 pay the debts of
said deceased, and praying that license be to
him granted for that purpose.
II is ordered, That said application be heard
before me, az my Office, in the village of Mani
towoc. on the 231 day OF November, A. d. 1853,
at 10 O'Clock A..
And IL is fnrthtr orae,ed, That notice Of
said application and heulug be given by pub
fishing copy of this order for 'hree successive
weeks, once in each week, n the . Mnitowoc
Pilot" a newspaper printed IN said county,
prior 20 said lsairg.
HENRY PIERPOST. County Judge.
Da-ed September g h 1868
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Records Of the Town Of Eaton.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 all persons
/ = concerned tat the re-ideuce # the Tow n
Clerk Of Eaton, Hani'owoc county, was recenr>
y Destroyed by FIRE, and with it ell the Records
of said town. Persons having claims against
he town, aid those who had Mort 'ges, Jndg
mrnts and 0ther papers On file, are requested 10
renew them as soon So possible.
1t il slso desired that all persons hol ding
Town OLiers on said tO.n should present the III
On or before the goth of November. as it is liz
tended to raise tax enough this fail 10 pay the
Indebtedness Of the town
By order Of the 3 ara Of Supervisors of ssd
Town. DAVID H'~ rt z -
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Notice of Forfcited Lots.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, }
EAsITOwoC COUNTY.

4 Il VT " INtOs'f1IN, 7
EANITOwoC COUNTY.
Village Tressurer's Office,
Two Rivers, October lSth, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that the followirg
IN lots or parcels of land lying in the village
Of Two Rivers and Safe Of Wisconsin, will be
forfeited unless the taxes levied on the same IL
the year 1861, together with Interest, costs,
and charges due thereon, shall be paid FIR the
same hefore the l5th day of January next, and
that on and after e 5th day Of January next
purchasers of sale certificates dated -- "ill
be entitled to a conveyance on the lots or par
GELS of land described in said certificates OF safe,
according to the charter of said village, to Wit
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FRED. RUDOLPH,

Recommends 70 his friends and customers
his new stock of Bourbon nnnngahela, R,e,
uld Rye wo ,ears. and R~ctfed Whisky :;
i,antirs; Rum; GIN; Arack; Cherrv " 'ne
and Brandy; German, Spanish a"A alan Bt
ters; Rum and Arack Punch: all kinds OF sweet
Li1uors Rhein, French, Madeira aud Port
Wines: cider and Vinegar.
| viii W III unOn my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side ManiinMnc
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CTRAY OX.-The undersigned has lost red
> and white OK, FIVE wears old. The righr
horn 20 bent down and the left one is straight
mp The finder viii be paid for his trouble b,
returning him to FRANZ WALLA.
Ni-hcott Nov l3, 1853
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SiraYed.

From the undersigned, On or about the frs
Of July, 8 STEER, coming four years oh. rcd
color, sid horns tuin il. The fnd"r viii be
rewarded by JAMES HALLoRA.
Cate Oc. II. 1868.
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En- Probate.

Mani.owoc County Court. In the matter OF the
cu,r1is. hip of Corpeius k-ef minor.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir;u: ard
Y in pursuance d an order of license, mad
in aid matter on The LIT das of October, lS63
ny the county Court OF sa1 county, the unce err
signed guardian of Sid minor, will on Monday
the 30;h day Of November. ut one o'clnck
in The afternoon, at the Office Of the county
Judge in the Court House, in the vii
lage of Manifowoc, in said county, offtr for sale
at pubic vendue, the following described piece
or parcel of land. te-wit The west half OF
The northwest quarter o. section six, in town
ship twenty, north OF range twenty east
in the county of Nsnitowoc, State OF WIscon
sin Terms of sale made known at the tine
and place OF sale
JOHN II. BURNS, Guardian.
D.ted November pad, 1868.
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Stray Cows.

TWO COWS strayed from the subscriber liv-
L ing seven miles north Of Kewaunee about
three we ks ago. One was low-siz 4, dark red,
white face, with horns TUNED back-past five
year old the ctFer was red aud had small
riece sawed eff che of her hurns-nine years
old Both had bells on with chains Anv in
formation concerning them win b. paid r. By
giving notice to the Mauit0~oc Pitt Office, or
to HIGH RAY,
Town of Pierce, Kcwaunce county.
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German Printing Office
FOR SALE!

THE UNDERSIGNED rffcrs for sale the
L materials formerly used in printing the
German naw<paner-the NoRDwssTsS They
consist Of Ne. ( Washington press. G-r:nal
and + gIish news anf JOB type. lead. rIle-
chase, 'rrnIrnre. and all req risitc- for publish
ing German paper. Thu materials are nearly
new. an me whole will be sold chess BY ap-
plying to OTTO TRukhEL,
sept %, t5s3. Hauitcw0e, Wisconsin,.
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NOTICE..

WE are now prepared 70 issue Passage Tick
w el- fr im European Ports named below to
Gsntowoc. VIRGO. sin, by the old BLACK Star
Line. 1t folIosing-named rates-payabie in Pa
rer money:
LorIon to Nea York ci'y-Adults, s25
raiidr, n under , wears Of age, Is
liverpool 10 New York city-Adults. 20
Childrea under y, 1G
New Yo-, to Mauitowoe by Rlilroad-Sec-
ord Class. IS
Children, half pree.
T. C. SHOVE ( BRO.
rsnitovoe, We, rab. 10, 1862.
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FtFVIIi ', 'FS"t, . Ut y fV'
Also all the right, title and interest which the
said de."ndart-, or either of them, had IN AID
20 Lot s, Block 1913, village Of M4nito~oc, At
the date Of the fling Of the Al, achment, 10 Wit ::
The 17th day of December, 1851.
Which said real estate, and right, tile and in
,erest as aforesaid, | shall expose for sac ana
sell az public auction at the Court House, in the
village Of Msnito~or. in said county ard STATE,
on the oh day of January, 1851, at 10 O'clock
in the ioreH0 Don Of said day 10 satisfy sid exc.
cuton and costs. Dated Sheriff's Office, Mo-
yember lth, 1868.
IRA P. SMITH, Sheriff
bv JoHs II. BURNS, Under Sheriff
GEO. REID, PITTS Atty.
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DEFY COMPETITION!

The patronage Ct the people of Mantle VOC
Calumet, kewaunce, and BrowO counties is So
lici'ed, and they will find il t. their sdvan,ge
to call AID examine ms prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere. To the people of those coun-
ties would say, that for the patronage | have
received Of them an very tha kinl, and hope
10 have them continue he same, as l Pm now
better prepared to su1piy their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From this date will pay the highest mari ct
lrce for all kind OF
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ManttOwOc Marker.

Corrected Weekiy ty WIZ. II HoRS
Dealer IN Procure. Provisions. dc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24
DEMOCRATIC STATE
Mass Meeting
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Wednesday, goth May, 1863.

The Democratic State Central Commute of
Indiana in response to numerous suggestions
made to its members by citizens of the various
counties, do most respectfully and cordially in
vite their political frends-and all others who
sympathze in their views for the preservation of
our Government-to assemble in Mass Convcn-
ton at INDIANAPOLIS, on WEDNESDAY
the Goth day of NAV, at i0'o'clock A. NJ. there
to consider the questions which now agitate the
public mind. and to take such counsel together
will most certainly secure the blessings Of
liberty. peace and unity to our distracted country.
Arrangements have been made with the fol-
lowing roads running into indianapolis, for half
fare tickets.-the particulars of which will be
hereafter announced:
Cincinnati. Madison, Jacksonville. Belefon-
tame, Terre Haute, Peru and Central
The New Albany and Salem. and Evansville
and Charlottesville, have also agreed to a similar
arrangement.
The following speakers. in addition to those
of our own State. have been invited to address
the Convention:
Hon HoRArIo SEYMOUR and Hon. JAMES
Brooks Of New York;
Col. THOMAS II. SEYMOUR Of Connecticut,
/ Hon. JAMES w WALL of New Jersey,
/ Hon. G. X. BUcKALEw of Penns ylyania;
! Hon. w. A. RICHARDSON, Hon. JAMES Q. Rob-
INsoN, Hon. JAMES G ALLEN, Hon O H BRowN-
ING and r. I. MERRicK, Esq OF Illinois: and
Hon. GEORGE II. PENDLEroS. Hon. S. S. Cox
and Hon. C. l.. VALLANDIGHAN, of Ohio
The Committee hope that every citizen who
can, viii attend the Convention and make it a
demonstration worthy the occasion which de-
mands it. Come by railroads, come in wagons,
come on horseback, come on foot, and manifest
! your determination to maintain law, order, peace
the liberty and rights of the citizen; and restore
I the authority of the Constitution united
country. GEORGE McOUAT,
Chairman of Central Committee.
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RESOLUTIONS OF the Democracy of
Brown County.

At large and enthusiastic meeting OF the De
mocracy of Brown County. Ind. held NJ the Court
House in Nashville, on Wednesday evening
April 10 1868.
Resotred, That this meeting has not convened
for any unlawful purpose, not TO interfere with
the due execution OF any law. but to devise means
for the peace and quiet OF this community.
That II - not and never has been the intention
of the Democracy to- in any manner. interfere
with the efforts OF officers OF the Government 10
arrest deserters from the army, or to encourage
deseFtion. a they have long ago proclaimed in
public meetings. and in the resolves of conven-
tons
That every process of law shall receive At our
hands obedience and respect. but illegal and arbi
trsrY arrests. without law aud warrant thereof
will not be submitted to. if in our power to pre-
vent
That those who desire peace NAV ACCEPT this
a. solemn earnest OF our intentions and a one
OF the surest WAYS Of preserving peace. IS by al
lowing the right OF free speech AMI unmolested
voting and abStenance from efforts 20 get abroad
slanderous charges against the Democracy OF tile
county, and 20 procure unjuStifiable arrests OF
citizens we warn the Republicans of the county
that unon them rests the responsibility of the
condition Of public feeling and we exhort them
q return once more TO public and petceable dis
cussion. instead OF excited and false accusations
ani the odious system of espionage which they
are enveloping society for no laudable purpose
on motion Il ordered that. these resou-
IONS oe published in the Cincinnati Enquirer, In
u''ha State Sentinel snd Nashville Union
=, M ALFRFn WILLIAMS. President
VI "Hirc'lNs. Secretary
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WANTED.
Dir. LudIum's Specific,
- q
GonOrrhea elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS or
GENERATION.

rtyHE Gonorrhera or commonly called Clap Is eis-
II gustng maladv and j. well known 90 require
any easy be got. bat - cicatt 10
get clear Of II Is companion that lev admir- hPe,
vades all classes Of sociefyhoth male and femse- reh
poor both and SINGLE Although - tr"ant-
some IN itself so distressing sometimes fatal tfss
disease the treatment q which, has generally oeen
the disease itself The common
treatment Is first 70 deprive YOU Of all business; thea
comes course If sarvafion-livng on bread snd tea,
Cruel Kind Of slopS you mustthen b oea-
cupped leached combined with nanseans medicnes'
Every few dav< the medicines changed. ana AFTER
some months in this Wy, which the patient
with great forude fox fear Of exposures be o. d-
charged or discharges HIMSELF With irritable ureter,
escle. ula rEcnent Of the prosuAe gasnos
or disease Of the neck Of the bladder
This specific which like charm with few doses
on those and quite pleasant ana sn,ea
has curi thousards New York. philadelphia. bAifi-
more and many af the Southern Cities Is certain ana
efectual remedy that makes rapid aadperanent cure
without regard diet drink exercise except wresf
ling iuu1ufng or over-sfrsininE This remedy IL un-
eonaie v ANYTHING yet discovered for the Of those
diseases extracted from plants and Is per-
fectly safe Is purely vegetable contains no met
cnry so that you can expo-e yourself 90 all kinds OF
weather. without the least danger iron the medicine
And if YOU careful IN wrapping up yonr PASTE you
smell from Ia, so that you are not
deprived from going into company' OF oe'Hs
searest friends.
This Is no quack cine beta remedy discovered aud
used with immense by regular phy stefan. and
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate.
CAUT1ON-None T. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor Davidson. around the box All m
utmost rgoT ofthe Law.
VIZ DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio
Sold hy Druggist generally lan2s-d6uis
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r.. g.. G..


We published. yestcrdsy.a notice duplicating
certain Republicans - members Of the X G C's
A Republican friend advises rs that We entirely
misapprehend the characfer and objects OF the
Republican Order Of K. @. c.. He says il IS
not poIi,icaI OF partisan ovesaizasion exclusive
IL. While j. b composed ensiee'y q Republicans
o. A9sIi,sonssis. the Ie.anx objees OF ne organ
ration j. 10 make money est Of the Gosernnent.
AL the members are Knighss o. the Golden Cir
Gle. but they are 50 in a financial sense. 1t .
composed Of contractors, jobbers, and all VINO are
making money out of the var; and for that rea-
son thew in favor Of prosecuting il vigorous
ly-as long a. there Is dollar left in the coun-
try. or . soldier to be clothed and fed. The sign
of recognition in dis Order of the h. O. Co. IL,
a. we are informed, an exhibition Of twenty
dollar gold psece-and one can doubt that to
be golden circle much 10 be desired. This Order
of the X. @. C's exists sil over the country. The
headquarters are in W sshington. The members are
owners of elegant residences; they sport the finest
turn-outs they exhibit every evidence OF pros
perity and success. but of them offer their
bodies to the Government 10 stop the bullets OF
the Rebels. Wherever there j. money to be
made they are on hand and the war might con
tinue indefinitely. so far as they are concerned,
provided the Government has money TO pay the
contractor They care not foe the suffering of
the widows and orphans. They care not how
many are MANNED for life. They care not for the
misery and trouble that entails, SO long as It
puts money in their purses. Money and self
ACCOMPLISHMENT are the controlling influences of
this order of X. g C's, and right well have they
thus far prohted 10 the spoils of war. They are
troubles of the country, and nothing would dis
appoint them more than the return OF peace, for
then, their occupation would be go,e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24

sF- Major General Burnside IS expected 70
arrive in this city this morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24

-" Saw what you like of John IAN Buren,.
said Jones. mo one denies that he : very able
man" "Oh. yes" said Smith. IVA ri able
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24
I NJ WHIro',xs. Secretary.

OAtst AND tFffcr There i in the NOR
house 81 LaPorte county an inmate VIM i -.
supported as psuper. at the expense &c 10
county, who for tour years was Sher,a ~ -
county. sni was afserwuds elected Com,rn,
Pleas Judge Of the District aud serveI ,hro~Sp
the ter n, from ls32 10 ie56: Was then noninated
bv his party for Tie State Senate. and beaten
with the balance OF iis ticket Only few wears
ago lie was leading man OF the county. aud in
deed. we might say of the northern part of the
State To day he " a desnen,ed idiosic pauper.
AM supported BY charity. and the cause OF such
change IN circumstances Is attributable alone TO
liquor
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NEW BOOKS So!

LILA tale Of the S.;ional Hotel Poisoning.
INV PRISONER 90 STATE. BY d. A. Mahoney, Of
tn. Dubuque Herald.
THE wANDERINGS or 4 BEAUTY, BY Mr.. Edwin
james.
NATIONAL TAX LAW a amended, With complete
compendium Of stamp Duties and the Decisions Of
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
IRoS FURNACE OF SECESSION AND SLAVERY,
by the Rev J. II. AGghev Of Mississippi.
ARBITRARY ARRESTS n T1IE SOUTH.
sPREES AND SPLASHES. Dron Recolleetions 81
Town and CouEtry,a
apr1l-3w. BOWEN. STEW ART 4 cos.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24

ability on the part Of the opponents Of the Demo
cratic party. and that defc eney hss been u ment
ahlv apparent for the past two years thefe
never sas any necessity fur the war ife s'h
cutie. Of the country coahI have beer Arraagcd
r;,ho., Il But. When war,was Determined spon
A. the arbirer of our sectional differences. all the
resources and all lls power OF the Government
should have been devoted to its successful &C
complisb nent. aud not By half way measures
permit /, TO drag its slow length interminably
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24
MilIIN ERS.
MISS ]. DOY LIE

nFGS LEAVE To INFORM The LADIES OF IN
& dianapois and vicinity that She will open show
Rooms over No Bates HcsIse Block West Washington
street Mis-. Doyle intends keeping fAris Ailifhary
,orfmeni Of Bouess Ribbons. French Flowers fiames
Brfsal wreashs aHd ali goods Usually to be 'o.a "a
first class establish ment Ma Dos ie INTENDS @Alhs a
her ueru,arnent rr.denes ard will - atiues
keep the best aud desirable goods TO be found IN
he The patronage OF the public Is respectfully
.olirifed apr6dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24

The Democratic prrty are powerless in direct
ing the war; but they have right to demand
that il shall be terminated speedily rs possible,
and it, further demoralizing influences spared
the country Its idle to say that We can pros
cute it year after year at an annual cost OF a
thousand millions of doIlars. without impOyer-
ishing the people. bankrupting the nation and
changing the Government into military despot-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-24

REsoIuTioxs ~ FAvoR 81 The Wn-B RorHrR
0sBoESE 1uPrs THRTsHsSG oPrERnEAps L. a
CHRsrfAx VIRUS. Thar NJ MlGHr Die
INro' THKN-A THEOLOGICAL VlKw on IHK
HABEAs CoRPus-A DlyISE DEcLAREs He
WouIp SUSPEND THE MKS, AND Nor THE
MKAsuRKs-A STORMY SoENE
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- Aatrimony has proved good speculation
Tor Tom 4 hgmb AMI his vile who have taken on
an average 81 900 ger day. for admission 10 their
lesee-. since their marriage