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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-15
To-Day,s New Advertisemonts,

To-Day,s New Advertisements.
IPpr, W. 4. Chamberlain Medical Notice,
i'm. Stuart Legal Not CO. 81. = g.f. aes.z
HE. A. stein-Photographs
U II. A. Davis--Farm for Sale
IL PDimmis Smith ct. aL-Sotiee.
U7E. q. Brown--w Wanted Immedately.s$
TTRayenna Book Siore-Fruit. Sugar, Tea, Family
Su. plies.
Alcorn & Poe-Meiical Copartnership.
IT Ph. Vain d Co. New Seed Potato.
TPGeorge someryille-Taioring Business.
n FRavenna Book Store-Garden Seeds
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GEORGE SOMERvILLE.
Medical Notice.
Legal Notice.

Mareus NJ. Lane and Cirrus A. Streator. whose ras-
1V1 nee is unknown. NJ. M. Hillman. Emily A. Hi,.-
man aud Charles Hubbard no reside Genesse- G
" are hereby notified that die sLh day of
April 1868 Henry Peek, adnnistra.orde bonis
David Lane deceased Ied in Probate Court of Por
taie County oho his petition aaain>t and ohers
wit: l3f 4s10o in lot No So in Str esboro in
said county of Portage, particularly described in said
petition ard being all the real owned by said de-
cedent at the time of bis desth for the Layment the
debts and expenses of said estate =
said persous above named defendants in said
petition and unless they appear before said or
before TIE I'D day Of May next, ami said petit
non, an order viii taken for the said real es-
tate, and divesting them of all interest therein
NJ. STUART,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Dated April sth. 1868. l5-4w =, -
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Below is an aggregate list of articles made
and sent by the S. A. S. (West) Brimfld, to
the Central Society. CA number of boxes
have, been sent from (West Rrimfeld to the
104th Regiment, but not at the expense of
the Society. These are extraordinarily men
toned, and will not be included in the Soci-
'ety's list.) Those sent direct to regiments
are also specified, viz: z quilts, IL sheets,
"a pillow cases, 5 pillows, 2 dressing gowns,
8 knitted woolen caps 1 scotton caps coats,
27 shirts, "a pairs drawers, "a pairs socks, 81
towels, AZ handkerchiefs, Is pin balls, abd'l
bandages, 8 pkgs herbs, II lbs lint, bd'gs and
congresses, 112 lbs dried fruit, cans fruit,
25 books. Articles sent by the Society direct
to regiments, viz: 5 prs socks to 7th Reg't;
4 prs socks, 2 knitted woolen caps, 8 cotton
caps, and 8 prs tufted mittens to 1o4th Reg t.
This enumeration includes the contents of
two boxes just ready to send to Cleveland.
Unnecessary, therefore, to mention the same
in detail .5assS e-sa5o5
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% ssSiagle Pqpsrs dsis ,OeaE' s issue Of The
Democrat may Be obtained at the counter Of The
Ravenna Book Store, for cents each, or 5 cents
in soroppers to,' mating.
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The Election i'm Randolph.
RANDOLPH, O., April Z, Is

RANDOLPH, u, April Z, 1865.
En-. DEM.:-The election yesterday was
hotly contested by the Democracy. who turn
ed out in the morning, polling their strength
in the forenoon, showing by their appearance
thorough organization. The Peace men talk
ed long and loud, and were rather warlike-
more so than ever before within this genera
ton. They were ahead until half past one
O'Clock, and at the close allowed us ten ma
jority, except upon one Trustee, whom they
confidently claimed. ses se.sas $50
To fulfill the law, the votes were counted
out, with the following result:
TRUSTEES.
Union. Dem.
Geo. p. Rieaenger. i7a Solomon tall-mith, 1eI
oauldweu Anderson. III Joseph A. Sch ocder, o
Cornelius Wise, l6o Ephraim Brumbaugh, 1Is
w Hatcher, o IN
~ CLERK. - *
Walter J. Dickinson, I7O Solomon Glass, 1l8
TREASURER.
Myron Collins, I'll Alex. p. Donnell, 1I9
z ASSESSOR. ~ @
David simison, 17a Jacob B. Hachamer, Il6
iHsr-t 57ssz-a-zf coNsrAB1Es.
John Y. johnson, I7a Michael Betzer, ll9
David p Elmore, 40 james sott, Ii9
The vote was % heavier than ever before
at township election-and the township has
sent 125 men into the army-9 greater than
last fall, and 25 who vote the Republican
ticket were not at the election. d.
S. A. S. (WEsT) BRIMFIELD-The oyster
supper came off at the house of Mr.. R. Hart,
on Wednesday evening" the 1stinst., as pre-
viously appointed. The weather had prom
ised to be bad as bad could be. Indeed, the
Society had all along anticipated opposition
in this sdirection, and hadn't, perhaps, calcula-
ted on any disappointment. The aspect of
March, in his ultimate hours was extremely
sinister. Scowls gathered. The Society felt
disposed to vituperate. And when April
morning woke scold and chill, y the Society
looked austere. 1t was supposed that sun
shine and violets were the order of April
time. But April seemed out of joint, this
year; and the Society was specially ordained
to set things right; and the Society did. The
sun was visible, occasionally, through flying
clouds before noon. Positive sunshine swept
over the April hills, as the day closed. The
merits of thefestival would perhaps, be am
ply appreciated? Happy result of executive
skill! The house was full The Society
frightened. The evening had proved au-
spicious, in spite of the adverse augury O
the morning. Undoubtedly, much good il
occasionally mingled with real or fancied i'll
thought the Society, IS the entertainment
happily closed. The receipts of the evening
were $1,000.
Miss ALICE L. CARRIER, Pres't.
-,...,, Miss Lucy WING, Vice Pres't.
Miss ANNE G. TUTHrLI, Sec'y.
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The Flax Seed Crop of Is63
WANTED!
YETE furnishing Flax Seed to the farmers at 81 50
wv per bushel land will contract for the cron
of the coming season at that price.
n. WAINr& 20.
Ware House Main Street,
.5 neaF Town Hall.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
W7IIL he sold at Executors Sale on Saturday, MAY
w 1868, at O'Clock p NJ. Of said day. seventy iwo
acres of land situate in the north part of Randolph
belonging to the esate of Henry Davis -grs :.
Terms = Ole third cash down. the balance in two
equu annual payments.
Randolph, April 10, 1868. I5-3w
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CUSTOM WORE.
The Custom Department of this establishment con-
tinues under the charge of MR.. FLATH an expert
enced Gutter, and none bnt frst-cass workmen are
employed / making up garments.
Particular attention paid to cutting garments to he
ma De out of the establishment.
Those In want of goods in my line, are invited to
call and examine my stock, am confident they
cannot fail to be suited both in goods and prices.
-sre-. j. T. GREEN.
Rayenna March ., 1853,
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gorta!g)e 90, gealotrat.
AAyENNA. eHso.
LOCAL AND MIscELLANEoUs,

yye.llhs.tiias, .Apr,l Is. 1853
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Respectfully submitted.

eef. So. Miss ALICE L.. CARRIER, Pres't.
sasa Miss LUCY, WING, Vice Pres't.
Miss ANNE G. TuTHnL, Secy. ss
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John c. Beatty's Advertisement

COiIiI y. oCdttJ fO1GioCthOh
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS!
]. C. BEATTYS
NEW GOODSf
Having Arrived,
he is prepared to show stock equal to in the
ty which win be sold low the quality Of good
d re s s g ood s,
We very full embracing almost all sbrics suitable
Black silks,
Fancy
Plain Ponlt De Sole Silks,
. Rep Poptins,
Fgd do
I" Msrinoes,
Plain do
Plaid do
Brocdde Lnstres,
Black and White Plaids,
do Magenta do
Grape do
BroOktyn Cloths,
Figured Repps.
do Veiom Cloths,
do De Laines,
HaHeck Ptaids,
Mcclellan do
many other styles too numerous to mention.
BALMoRAL SKIRTS!
2nd invoice received this morning by express. The
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BALMoRAL SKIRTS!

End invoice received this morning by express The :
best assortment in the County.
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ever exhibited in this market, may be seen at
50 GREEN'S.
. These goods were bought with the &c ready.'' and
will be slld as low as can be purchased elsewhere
West of New York. -
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| q We give such seanty returns of the election
on the 9th inst, as We have from the town.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20
SherfH'S Sale.

State of Wise On in. Mauitowoc County
Circuit Court. William Ii. Glover and George
+. Glover against Robert Xii s aid Amanda
DY VIRTUE OF Judgment Of Foreclosure
ID anc SIe rendered by the Cir ut Court in
and for the county of Manitowcc, State OF Wis.,
cousin. at the General Term of said Court held
at the village and county Of Manitowoc, in the
above entitled action On the 29th day OF Octo-
Der, A. D. 1862, l will sell at public vendue to
the highest bidder, at the Court House in the
village OF Mau,towOc, on tie h day OF June
A. D. 1868, at II o'clock IL Size f2rrnooh Of
that day, the following os,ribed property or
50 much thereof rs will raise the amount OF said
Judgment ard COSTS to-wit: All that. certain
piece or parcel al land situate in the county OF
Manitow oc and STATE Of Wisconsin, and being
the sou Invest quarter OF the southwest quarter
ni Section no. seven (7) in Township number
tvenrv (2Ol, north OF Range no. twenty four
i2D, conai,g Forty-'hrce and twenty four
hundruths acres, together wi h the apnurtenan>
ces thereto belonging Dated Sheriff, Office,
Manitowoc, Wis, March 5, A. d. 1868.
IRAi' SMITH, Sheriff
By FRED RoRcHERpr. Deputy Sheriff.
WM NJ. NICHOLS, Prufs' ATTY.
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In Probate.

In the matter of the i.4,r VIII ana Testament
Of Johanas Fiack deceased.
nv Reading and Filing al instrument in wri
~ titg importing TO be the last will and tes-
lament OF Johanas Flack )a,e OF the town Of Man
itowoc Rapids in M.!ito~ DC county. deceased
and also the accomDanyi petition Of Jane tiack
of said town of Rapids, in said couoty, rope
senting among other things that the SAID johann
as Fack lately died at Murfrct sboro in the State
of Tennessee; that said instrument is the last
will ard testament Of said deceased; and that
che. the said petitioner, is the identical Jane
Flck na,nel in said will the legarce If said
Johanas Fl.ck and praying that day be ap-
pointed Tor hearing the proofs OF "a last will
snd testament-It is Ordered ina. the proofs OF
said instrument be heard before the Judge of this
Court on the OH day OF March, 1868, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, at the Office Of the said
Judge il The village OF Wanitowoc; And il is
further Ordered that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by publishing a
copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing in ne Aanitowo &C
Palot a weekly newspaper printed 1T Mauito-
voc, in said equity Dated Feb. 3, 1863
H. s. PIERPONT, County Judge.
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Jarvis T.. Piatt against William Bach. By
virtue of an execution issued in the above emit
tied canae aud tested on he 25th day of Febru
airy, 1868, to me directed and delivered against
the real and pc rsonal property OF the defendant
William Bach, l shall on the 24rh day OF April.
$685. a. ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day
1t he Court II ,use in the villag. of Manitowoc,
County Of Nsuitowoc offer for sale and sell at
public yendue The real property hereinafter de-
-cribed and all the RICH title and interest
which tho defendant. William Bach had therein
o. the eth day of October 1858, or that he has
at any time since acquired, which property j.
known and described as follows to wit Ali
th So certain Lieces or PARCELS Of land situate in
the county of 'iauitowoc and State ~ Wlscon-
sin and being lot no, 7 il, block no 2Ss, south
half o. lots and in block lis, 10. and east
half of lot in block 277, lots and 6 III block
240, lot in block l57, lots 10 / IL % and l 1
in block 1913. lot in block 323 lots s a.,a ia
block l56, los 3 5 6 SO lD1lI2I3 IA
and ! 5 in block las. all in the village Of Mai
towoc also the sw I of ST. I of Sec. in Town
ship IS, north ct Range % East, the ] of Sec
! %, Township l9. Range % east Dated Mani
,owoc, February 25th 1868.
IRA ?. SMITH. Sheriff
| by j. H. BURNS, Under Sheriff.
| ". ". NICHOLS Plf's AtL'v.
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STATE OF WISE iNSIN. Manitowoc County
Circuit Court. Edmund Smith against David
Alice.
ny VIRTUE OF Judgment of Foreclosure
d aud Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for The county of Mantowoc, State OF Wis
| consin at the General Term of said Court, hello
at the village and county Of Msnitowoc. in the
above entitled acton, on the 2ath day OF October
1862, ! will sell ht p..i.i" V.nd"" e" 'h~
A. 'de:, at the Court House ia tie v;l,,n-
highest Oh the llth dav of April A. D
o ~ 'n.'o"oc, D.. "f'efnoon OF that day.
the following described proper 'A.en
thereof AS Wall raise the AIN cunt of SAID j.dgme..
and Casts, to wit: .-. ..
All that cettain piece psrce! Of land stu
a'e in the village of Two Rivers, county OF
&aniJowoc and state OF Wisconsin, being Lot
number seven in block no. sixty six l66L
in said village, according to the recorded Plat
OF the same, toge her with the appurtepances
thereto belonging. Dated Sheriff"s Office Man
towoc, Wis, January 10 1853
IRA =, SMITH, Sheriff
BY FRED. BoRcHERpr, Deputy Sheriff.
WV. NJ. NICHOLS, Pif's Atty.
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ShCrin'S Sale.

State of Wisconsin. H4nitowoc County
Circuit Court. Joseph r. CoIde- against Aug>
nst Baensch, Emil VI. Shower. William Bach
F. Saeif phn, Charles A. Reuter-, Ebenezer H.
Burger. and Riclard ii. Hurlbut
DY VIRTUE OF II Judgment of Foreclosure
ID and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
aud for the cousty OF Nanitowoc, State Of Wis
consin, at the General Term OF the said Court
held at the village and county of Manilowoc. in
the above-en,itled action on the first day of No.
vember A. D. 1852, | will sell at public veudue
20 the highest bidder, at the Court House in
the village Of Mauitowoc on the eleventh day of
April A. d. 1863. at ten o'clock in the forenoon
If that DAY, the following described properly or
20 much thereof a. will raise the am cunt of said
judgment and costs wit: All those certain
lots of land situate in the county of Manitowoc
and State of Wisconsin,, and known and d.scri-
bed as follows: Lo. no. six = in Block
no. two hundred eighteen -21S-; lot number
twelve -l2- in block no two hundred f,rty
40; lots no. nine and twelve % and 70
in block no. three hundred twenty four -324-
all situate in the village of Manitowoc in said
county, together ~ith the appurtenances there's
to belonging Dated SheIiffs Office. Aanito.
voc, Wis. January 10. 1868.
IRA P. SMITH, Sheriff.
By FRED. BoRcHEaDT, Deputy Sheriff.
wv. n. NIrHoLa Prtf's Au'y.
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In Probate,

State Of Wisconsin --Manitowoc County In
tie matter of the Guar dlanship of the minor
Heir of Symphonau Heitznann, deceased
IN READING AID Film & the petition of An.
~ ton koppel, Guardian of said minnr, OF the
town of Manltowoc in the county OF III .n:o~oc
and state of isconsin, representing among
other things that no the said wud is seized OF
certain real estate III this county and that it is
necessary that the same shoaid be sold, and
praying for license to sell the same; ard it APP
pearing to the Court from sail petition that it is
necessary To the said mior to sell sid IT al es>
tate, 1t il Ordered and direc ed tIat the next OF
kin TO said ward and al! persons Interested in
said estate appear bcf.'re at my office in the
village Of Mantowcc on the 2Ath lay Of March
A D 1868 at 10 o'ciock a. II. then aud there
te saow cause way license shcuid not oe G ant.
ed far the sale OF said real estate accoi d ~ 10
the PRAYER of said petition. And it Is IA, ti,et
Ordered that notica 81 -alil anp'ica ion AID
hearing &c gwen by publishing Il copy OF tbs or
der for three suct e-sive weeks, oncc III each
week, in The M,nif1woc PU2t a newspaper
printed in srid conntv. prior to -ai he .r,, g.
HENRY 5. PIBhPo\T, County JUICE.
D,tcG Fenrllrg IS 1853
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sheriff. Sale.

State Of Wisconsin. hsnitowoc County
Circuit Court. Audrew Fristche ag'st Charles
LuetEe. .-.
DY VIRTUE OF Judgment Of Foreclosure
ID and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for the county Of Manitowoc, State of Wis.,
corsip. at the General Term of said Court held
at the village and county OF Manitowoc in the
above entitled action on the FIRST day of No.
vemoe. A: D. 1862, vii! sell =. public 'sna y,
to the highest bidder at the Court hon.e in the
village Of Nanitowoc. on the eleventh day OF
April A. Discs at three o'clock in the afsers
noon of th., day, the following described prop
er,y or 50 much thereof as will raise the amount
of said Judgment and costs to wit: The south
east quar;er of the south east quarter of Section
no. tour 4 in To~pshsp no. twenty NJ
nort,l OF Range no twsnty one 81 IN the
coun.y Of Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsin,
| rog. Their with the appurtepsnce. thereto be.
longing Dated Sherf's Office, Manitowoc,
Wisconsin, January 10. 1868.
IRA z. SMITH, Sheriff
By FRKD RcRcHkRDT. Deputy Sheriff.
WV II. NICHOLS Pl'tif's ATTY.
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En- Probate.

Mai.i.owoc' County Court, In the matter OF
the last VIII ard Testament OF Frederick Marx.
Jas eased.
~ reading and fling an instrument in wri-
~ ting, purporting to be the last will and
testament Of Frederick Marx, late of the city OF
New York, Sia,e.o Men York, deceased, and
also the accompanying petition of Henry Nacht-
well Of the town CT Gibsoo, Manitowoc county,
State Of Wisconsin, representing among other
things that the said Frederick Marx lately died
at Sid city Cf New York in the State of New
York :; that said instrument is the last will and
testament Of said deceased and that he, the said
petitioner, is the identical Henry Nach:weil
Eaned and app tinted in and by the said last
will and testament executor thereof, and praying
that day te appointed for hearing the proofs of
sad last will and testament; 1t is Ordered,
That the proofs OF said instrument be heard De
fore the Judge of this Court or Annay, the
lSth day OF April, D. 1868, at 10 O'clock \
H., at the Court House IL The village OF Aani-
toSoc; And t is further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given t. all persons interested
by publishing a copy OF this order for three
weeks successfully, prior 10 sad day Of hear
ing, i'll the Mauitowoc Pilot, weekly newspaper
printed at Mauito~oc. Wisconsin.
S PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated March 7, 1863
GEo. \. WocDIN AIRY for Petitioner
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Henry White against Thomas w. Baker
nY VIRTUE Of an execution issued in the
ID above eutited cause and tested on the 25th
day of February 1868, to ne directed and deiiv-
cred against the real ard personal property OF
the defendant Thom,s W, Baker, Shall on the
Oath day April 1868, At ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of that day at the Court House in the
village of ManitowOc, county of Mauitowoc, or
fer for sale aud sell at pubic vendue the real
property hereinafter de- cribcd aud all the right
tile and interest which the defendant Thomas
". Baker had therein on the 18th of ia uaIy
1862, or that he has at any time since acquired.
which property Is known aud :scribed AS fol
lows to wit: All those certain pieces or pal
GELS of land situate in the county Of W,ni'owoc
and State of Wisconsin and being part Of the
north west fraction Of the north west quarter OF
section Is Town 10 Range %, commencing at or
near the south west corner OF bui ding once
situated on the Nanitowoc river and known as
the r. ". Baker Tannery aud runniag down said
river one thousand feet, thence at right angles
in northerly direction eighty feet, thence at
right angles in a westerly direction one hund-
red feet, thence at right angles in a souiherly
direction eighty feet to the place OF beginning !;
also Lots 2 8 4 and in section 10 Town Q
Range % alao the west half Of nw1 of sec SO
Town 10 Range % also Los in See % Town
le Range o. excepting and reseryng iherefron
a part Of the same heretofore conveyed by
Thomas W. Baker by deed. which is now on rec
ord in the office of the Register of Deeds of
M4nito~oc coult y; also TIE Ell Of re{ and S 6
OF a of net of sec Is Town II Range %; also
the SET of sec "a in Town 19 Range % also
the und. / of Lots and 6 in Sec T 10 r 2S-
also Lot 4 aud und Of Lots and IL in sec II
T 10 r %, all in the county and state aforesaid.
Nanitowoc, February rs 1863.
IRA P. SMITH, Sheriff
By J. II. BURHs, Under Sheriff
w. Nreao4A, PI6's AN'y.
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Frederick Borcherdt against William Bach.
By virtue of an execution issued in the above
entitled cause and tested on the 25th day OF
February, 1868, TO me directed and delivered
against the real and personal property OF the
defend ant, William Bach, shall on the 24th
day OF April 1868, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon Of that day, at the Court House in the vii
lage OF Mani,owoc, county Of MAuitowoc, offer
for sale and sell at public vendue the real ca
tate hereinafter described and all the right, til
tie and interest which the defendant William
Bach had therein on the 2ist day of April 1859,
or that he has at any time since acquired,
which real properly is known aud described as
follows to wit:
All! those certain lots or tracts Of iani situate
in the County OF Mauitowo and State Of Wis
cousin and being lots 20 q II ls 10 aud
90 10 block 30. AZ, lots 2 and 9 in block s32
lots 9 end IL black 254 lot 10 in block lo6
lot IS in block SGT LOT l in block 224, lots
and 5 in block liz, lot in block 227 lot 10 IL
block go all in the village of Msnitowoc; ast
the pw of Sec. "a in Township IS Range 81
east, the sw OF Sac. SO in Tovrshp le north
OF Range % east. the NV I al the ge 3! o, Sec
20 in Township 10 north If Range %, the sw
of the sw Of See. 81 Township Is north o.
Range % east the se of the ne of Sec. II
~ -nship l9 north OF R,nge 2s east, the o
nd Sc / OF ne OF Sec. ii in Town
the M oange 90 east, aud lot no. il
Sec "a in To ~nsbip % 1863
Dated Aanitowcc, February -. ~'Ariff.
IRA P. SMITH. D., 90
by j. II. BURNS. Under Shcl.n
": n NICHOLS p 'h's Att'v
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45S Broadway, n. y.
Milwaukee OMce-l7 Newhail House
S. W. Smith, Asen. in Manitowoc.