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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-11
Frauds gIedltated by the LincoIn'

We have learned from good authority,
that an Abolition office-holder has boasted
in certain portions of the State, where he
has been sent to rally his shoddy brethren,
that "his party was determined not to lose
the election to-day - that 1t would do
anything to accomplish its purposes--and
that even fraud would be excusable at this
time to prevent the Democracy from car
rying the State" We ask the honest inde-
pendent order-loving citizens Of Ohio to
ponder well upon the base utterances Of
this paid envoy Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN; and
we, also, tell the men who contemplate the
preparation Of these gross and enormous
fra,lds, that THE PEOPLE OF THIS
STATE WILL NOT SUBMIT TO SUCH
vILLAINIESl i sia q 9E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-11

II you 40 NOT want any more Drafts
vote the NoCEELLkS Ticket to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-11
Taxation, Drafts, and Paper Cur
.--f0.r-- rency. af O..

= Every mani in favor of continuance Of
the policy of Taxation, Drafts, and unlim-
tied and unredeemable paper currency, will
vote the so-called Union (S) Ticket To-
DAY. Every man favorable to Peace; to
Negotiation and a Restored Union; to gold
and silver currency; to economy in public
expenditures-will vote the Democratic
Ticket s r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-11
M Won want Y0ur Taxes Fursn
Imcrcasedg

If Won don't want further increase OF
your taxes, vote the MccIEIIAs Ticket TO-
day. '~.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-11
Mayors Proclamation.
:, MAYog,s OFFICE; II,l T.,

aa 'h0a MAYORS OFFICE.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 27th, 1884,
Ward OF the city Of Columbus:
AN ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON TUES
N DAY, the l1th day Of October, being the I'd
Tuesday II said month. at Treyon's Shoe Shop on
Front street. the usual place Of holding elections in
10 serve as a member oil the City Council Of Coum-
bus in the place Of Horace Wilson, ESQ.,, resigned.
sept2s-dtd WRAY THOMAS. Mayor.
! lwestbote and Crisis copy and charge the city.l
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A Vote for LincoIn AN Nnitorse.
meht of the Hebellion. ss

A vote for the LINCOLN ticket is vote In
favor of JEFF DAVIS and the Rebel Confed-
eracy. LINCOLN Is the Rebels candidate.
Read the following bona .ade extracts from
rebel papers IN &l
lFrom the Richmond (ya.) Dispatch.l
II we could command million Of votes
Abraham Lincoln should receive them all.
from the Richmond Exsminer.l
Abraham has been very good Emperor
for us; he has served his turn; his policy
has settled, established, and made irrevoca-
/ BILE the separation of the old Union into ma
tions essentially foreign, and we may be al
most sorry to part with him. ss- n
from the Richmond Enquirer.l
To be plain, we fear aud distrust far more
these apparently advances of the Demo-
Gratis than the open atrocity Of philanthr0-
pists of Massachusetts,. The Democratic
party always was our worst enemy, and
but for its poisonous embraces these States
would have been clear of the unnatural
Union twenty years ago. = ~ A'-A'-
From The Mobile Register.l
The Democratic party is not in power
now and we may thank God for 1t.
The Republican party is not fighting TO
restore the Union any more than the old
Romans fought to establish the indepe,n-
dence of the countries they invaded. The
Republicans are fighting for conquest and
dominion-[ This Is now acknowledged by
their leaders I'VE for liberty and indepen..
dence. AS long as the Republicans hold
power they will think only of conquest and
dominion, and we on the other hand will
come up in solid column for freedom and
independence, which we will be certain to
achieve before the Democrats of the North
get into power.
From The Mobile Register ION the snubbing Of Ste
phensO
We thank God from the depth of oul
hearts that the authorities at Washington
snubbed Vice President Stephens in his late
attempt to confer with them on interna-
tional affairs without further ceremony. II
has long been known here that this gentle
man thought that If he could get us to
whisper into the ears of some men about
Washington, the result might be terms ol
peace on some sort of union or reconstruc-
tion. The Democratic party is not in power
now, and we may thank God for it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-11

Dernocrats, Stay nf tRe Polls All
s1gsf s951s ai Day. 5 -
stay at the Polls and watch them all day.
See that no man is allowed to vote who is
not entitled to. aa a...... b slia 'ioa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-11

WJANTED--AGENTS- active Agent in
wv each County and City of the State, to soil, by
subscription the most popular work now before the
American people, The Political Manual" Agents
are making from S5 to l2 per day in its sale.
Address, ..ft4tfs lf d. NJ. TUCKER,
oct6-d4t-G 80. Columbus, Ohio,
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q IN m TEN DOLLARS per month will be
0IU.uUi paid for, q good Cook. Washer and
recommended. nSo Apply at la East Town street. w"
oct8-tf-G rT ta tJTrfItH
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FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Far Congress-Seventh District.
SAMUEL .. cox.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-08
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
l1rnhorua


Exchange Brokers,
NO. HI Market Street.
DELAWARE RIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DRRDs, BONDS, MORTGAGES, as, &e., promptly and
PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS of all kinds bought aud sold on
eonmesion In this city al the Brokers Boards In Pha
delphia, New York other cities by means OF corrs
ponding brokers who are all firms OF hiah stsndinR
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on Stocks or
oAns purchased ABROAD the regular brokers
o. one quarter per cent being divided between
DRAffs.-we draw on PhiladslphiA, New York or Ros.
ton A1d procure drfs other American eltss Al tha
lowest rates Of exrhange - 'Ae
FOREIGN DhAfTs.-We draw on Great Britain Ira.
and, uefnlAny and every other country In Europs
on houses OF undonbed standing, In to suit our
-Foreign or Domestio-bought and sold
~ lhe most favorable rates allowed by the market
VIII almost always be allowed for Cheeks on New
REAL EsrATE.-Was attend to the purchase and asla
o. Neal Estate IN town or country and respectfully hvite
OF sellers to give call. We rent houses
ton Of their rents. ~ '
C0LLRCrl0Ns.-Our correspondence enAblea pa %
reach any prominent point In America OF In any FOREIGN
county, ihroughfha most reliable ehannes Oar lac
ties br making nolleetonn therefore conpets and
pafnonh hvHilng themselves them nav b.
promptly attended to- sur charges are as low As are
made by any reliable parties.
In eEeiy case Ehars employed our aim s 10 do
ne best for the interest OF eustonara aud We solicit
he patronage of our friends and the public gsnsr ally
ian JOHN McLEAH A RON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-08
TRE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware.
tUAlaiNLl NM CRgEK, de.'

tokUiNAL Mill CREEK, 6e)
hiaCompany continues to offer 10 the people Of DelA
ware Its superior advantages n Insurance against loes
by re On all descriptions OF property, except Marine
The inAiltnti0n Ia commended by 10 years sxperl
1nte in and attention 10 the OF Mutual Insurance
heng tile hrst to Introduce the principle into SAts
ny teahon Of which, II ia believed the Managers have
Leon enabled to adjust aud discriminate between the
different safees ci property as TO render the membeT
ssP among the most equitable In character OF the
qua Insurance Companies presented TO this public.
IL tzkes credit Itself that Its payments losses
been prompt and liberal that In - years business and
losaea reaching 100000 not single OF litlga
lion has occurred and scarcely wihont entire salts
Iaetton 10 the parties insured.
L10kipg 10 the safety than the number and
amdunt OF It's risks u has dsellned Hundreds Of Thou
saudi Of Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring
Hfe4t an amount 10 sngle risk Offering unit OBJ
eets Of Insurance Tor tue character Of The Institution
Ia this manner II Is conceived II has the safest and
most select list Of insurahces nproporon TO the amount
over Six Millions of Dollars nf any other Company
within reasonable RANGE
As evidence ol int Il only duced the rate of
iaiursnee at all times moderate oneixth, Jurin4 the
tt two yeara, but 1t presents clear surplns iund III
f4oO10 ~ security agalust any the u poe
Votes, which suu BY the esnft 10 Scrip Certificates at
the balances due TO each member being Issued will
be paying interest To them from January 1864 al tbs
aieoi per cent lsf annum thus making siill tihp
1t eommsnced the year 1882 with real protection a.
me community in Deposit Notes Of f25U,iG0
SetpluH tuni 50.0D
Total protection, $4,000.
4 ia ftau ar ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-08
HORSES / HoRsEsII
A CARD..

The subEerlbera having been idsafed with the ,t,l
lishment Of Edward l.. Rice have purchased tie IA,
whlih he has occupied together with the entire slot n
Fixtures purpotinS to continue the same bulnesl nj,
respectfully solicit contn Of the public palrorsI
which has been literally bestowed upon tbs tos,
proprietor, HARLAN 4 BROTHER
No 0 East Second Street, wllnipgion, Dsl
J. MARSHALL HAELAa,
RN0cH l.. HARLAN, nv 2Q-iV
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-08

A WALKING sKRLkToS.
II Some years ago,
was
WALKING SHELTON
about the etfeeis of Philadelphia, and finally WAS reduced
low that ho was unable TO move any longer and was
taken over to New jersey
TO DIE.
There hu lay eonued his bod and Dr. Thornton said
MS ianSs Nsre gone and he would not live week In
that low state 10 hesid Of, aud Obtained, aOlno
ROOTS AND HERR,
and inside medicine that soon made a change In his
Nhole eJtem IL expelled all the matter from the lunRA
muens from the etonaeh, started the hVar ana 10 fact
expelled all tbs morbid laausr tfcm the syatem.
d t" HIS APPETITE
beEantn lmprove, and II WAS with dienty he could be
ITsySatsd iron eGilnR much lie took the most nour-
iehinE food and iu q short time, he began To
" q. IMPROVE RAPIDLY,
Now he u great, hearty man, weighing two hun.
dred aud twenty pounds. Ills
rnLMohfc sYkuP,
SEA WELD TONIC. and
MANDRAKE PILLS,
are competition similar TO the msdieins that cured him
lie ie nov uayeling from city tn another, seeing
paienta aud administering his medicines and 1t Ia said
he will lake person In the
lAsr sTAUEs OF Consumption,
and 10 lew weeks they about, in tOlefablo EOod
health His medieintH change the whole sy8em and Tue
patient soou begins to have
GOOD APPETITE
Inc food nOniehe the he uda that hs getting
neehy. Mature overpOwera his disease aud he gets we'll
This IL the great feature uf
DR. bCHRNCK's MEDICINEBi
they make nsw matter, blood, aud by keeping the
digestive oigans healthy disease must bs expelled.
Head hia advertisement In another column,
dec lift
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-08
Secretary and lFsa'ureI-RolEaT nccABl. II ~ ).

Total protection t3OOOd
II Is this work Of the Farmers VI Delaware and As such
they ought TO patrnuIett It.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-08
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Important 10 Lifs IasUnrs. Fdets Us. Fiction

important 10 Lgs insNrtrs. fdets rs. fietion
PERSON aged GO lnsuie $4,000 his iiA In the
n Nav kSelAsD Mutual Lars lNauRANcr coNPAST, by
paylug Sl2 80 Ia cash, aud note ior amount
In al cash eompsnies s75 vOud only Insure $1,000.
The Note plan ADDS $1,000 At once The Cash plan adds
only 81 go In " years
In s Note Company The dividends are applied to ean
ceiling the Noies thus reducing the amount of both prIn
In tho event Of DEATH the hern of tho insured under
tue note fyAem would receive SG 20 less the notes un
paid In this Cash Otmpany only $4,000 would be paid
perfon uged ai was insurud In the NEW ENGLAND
Mutual for $1,000 paying annually $ll70 IN cash and
mole for the same amount About since he enlisted
In the Goth Regiment, p ", aud after few months ser
vice died After dedueting unpaid notes. his widow re-
esiVed Atout $3.50 In Cash Company the widow would
have received only $500. One fact Ike this ia worth
thouand pamphlets got up to deceive the public.
prominent Market Street merchant remarked a few
days since that could make than ten Ter cent on
the amount lett him by the Company st six per cent in
ttrnHt This wHH good common Inv iNrrRBr MADE
BY TIE ExoEKns THE fArgHRsr PAN 10
I've IoAPAN6 This Important taet Ia entirely ignored
y gu cash Companies he unAirnesa and desisn OF
The great OF the Note Companies has provoked
the unjust attack Of al Companiea An examination
Note Company makes the largest provision for III nIv
az about kdtf the expense. -
The great object Of lite insurance Is pRBsESr BsNEYr
and not remote contingency
1he neeesaay blanks will be furnished On application
W. u. STROUD, M. D., Medical Examiner
At the oflce daily, from Il 10 o'clock
nERkRENCBs.
Hon. VIM. A. Porter. Rev. j. d DaIes nj i
u. ComeEys, Esq, Boyd Stroud
Joseph Lea, Sterling Franks
Henry Simons JulIus iSe RAJ
D. Rayner Goodwin, d. D., VIM NJ smith. Rsp
Thomas b. Beck, Esq- Baker & nopkins,
Wallace Biowne.
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent.
Ieo l2.ly 425 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-08
a Fine Farm For Sale.

A Fine Farm For Sale.
%.5A ElolA ACHES or lIANb,Awithln ~ at,ss
Ei wl9lngtop, well .enssd, vel yHtsrsd. d..
M ilou-es ihsreon Tbs shois ~ 80 h,nsI. ienhht
RnSinas "l,n Llme Ashes Hnd Manure. II has sood
bsaifby goed State of Cultivation. Situation
bo .w.lMcnABLLHY, l'i
700 Marker st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-08
BOOKS.
CIIEA pa ROCKS

NOV IL the tim eGI refnons who desire TO hll 10 III
ahetes Of their puie ehass bOUhs a. they
viii prnhably never be able ~ buy thsm lower.
rhs snbssrissr tseeSlpg from day to day large 10
Well selected Books fsoin the lAte Aueton Sales
rhiadslph. aud Is dstufnned to sell them A. price
lover tnan they have ever been Offered before They
slrt of
STANDARD,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
HISTORICAL WORK.,
in plan and gilt bindnga suitable Tor presents Ar Manj
Of ths will be sold al hall the pubishrrs gvt4ll piles
and some lsss The public are Invited @ call 80
md ensmine JOHN o. PORfRR.
Ilb Market street, sligo q the Big Book
Don't forget No. 1i5.
F4MfLf BIBLES,
AeGAufIFJL AssokrNsNT Al
VERY Low PRICES
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-25

1t il gIatH'iI to the officers, it must be
pleasing IT, he members, Co exhibit the forego.
ing evidence O. the Tspid Increase OF business
SID the present condition OF tie Company
/ be public faith - first awakened by our able
ard ing agrutS. sid confirmed by the un,
wervirg fidelity of the Company its profess
ions, has matured into confidence which can
not be shahen hy chailatan opponents or jeal-
rivals.
The citizens Of this State have built up
home compaE which gives them ample protec-
ton nd precudes the necessity Of sending
their niouey abroad for security which they
give to one another 1t re. dc no brazen trum-
pet To SCUM, its praise, the hundreds TO whom
properly and home hsve been restored by its
ueneticenCe, and i's immense eud rapidly III
cIeasiHg bu1iIeaS, are ct once evidence of its
guar iitushIp ana popu artv.
LIS bet euiogiuru is It's Large home endorse
In.Iit, AMI HneIe 1t is most kuoGn il is III vain
tor other To solicit the risks hich come v III
III its rules Its present unimpaircd capitsl is
co siderably over $500 COO consisting OF pre-
mium noes and cash assets, and hie il CON-
Dimes security AMI economy in a degree hardly
para .l.ied, it is believed that n mutual fire il,
surgnce compan; in the Uuited States Or cseuts
Us large \ C.pst4i and business az great.
b WORiBIhGT0N, Secretary
GEO. ". BARKER, Agent at sanito.oc.
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In Rf0D2le.

kanitowoc County Court, La the matter Of
the guardianship Of the MINOR heirs Of Joha La
ScopeK deceased
ON reading and filing the petition OF Peter
" Schneider, guardian of SAID minors, repre-
seitiHg SmonS other things, that they tie said
minors are SEED Of certain real estate in thl.
county, and that it is e1pedient hat the same
should be sold and prsyng for lice n>e to eel
fhe same, AID II appearing TO the Court from
said petition, that it would be ben,hci.l - IN.
said minors to tel said real estate, IT i. ordered
and directed that the next ofsin 10 said wards,
And all others person. interested in said estate
appear be ore the Judge of this court, Oh Aen-
DAY the 18th day Of October next st tn o.
clock A. y, of that day, ct the Cou.t House, in
the Village and County OF Nsntosoc then and
there to show cause, if any there shall be, Why
license should not be granted for the sale OF
said real estate, according to the PRAYER Of sid
oetition. And i. further ordered that 4 copy
st this order shall be published tor a. least three
uccessiye weeks prior to sad day OF hearing, in
he Msnlovoc Pilot weekly newspaper
nted published aud circulated in .aii Mani
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TAX NOTICE.

All persons interested hereby notified
that the following tracts of land and town lots,
lying and being situated in the county Of Man
ltowoc and State of Wisconsin. remaining unre-
deemed in the Office of the Clerk of the Board
Of Supervisors of the county of Manitowoc and
State of Wisconsin, for the taxes due and I'M
paid thereon for the year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty. for which said taxes the
said tracts Of land and town lots were sold on
the Sth day of October, \. ID. 1861. Now.
therefore, unless the amount of taxes interest
fees, and charges set opposite the several
tracts of land and town lots. a. herein describ-
ed, including thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every such description. be paid on or
before the Sth day Of October, A. ID. 1864 ac-
cording to the time when said tracts of land
and town lots were sold % above-stated the
same will be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assigns IN pursuance Of the statutes for such
case made and provided.
ADoLPH WITTMANN
Clerk County Board Of Supervisors
Dated Manitowoc, March 3, 1864.
TOWN l1-RANGE 81
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NEW YORK DAY BOOK
ZOE. 1864
WHITE MEN s LIBERTIES =
State RiqhtS-Fcderol UatoR

THE new YORK DAY Book il en- indepen 3cnt
Democratic Journal, holding, With the l,te Sem
stor Douglas, that THE Government is made
on the white basis, by white men, for the bene
fit of weite men aud ther posterity forever. -
1t is large double shee:, with forty-eigM COL
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cultural ihtormation-is not Inferior TO any as a
political or Jansiiy nfUspoper, In it's political
department., it gtappes boldly with the real
question before the American Peopl. and pre-
-ents the only philosophy of it which resist
the sweeping march OF Abohtionisni. ii i
Democratic ID the true sense Of the term--the
defender u the Peoples Rights, but it is the
nphc der oi II" party chicaEery or til kerry. II
i not only for PEACE but IL shows HDao ard
how oI!y, permanent Pe-ce can be obtai.icd,
aud 'hi- glorious White Nan Government of
"ashE gon restored, VIZ. by the utter rotIt,
overthrow, and determination Of Aboh;ionism
!LsuIV uoLIcan soil.
The Day Book il now the only weeklg poIiti-
cal Pspcr III New York city made up exclusive.
" for country circulation AL the others are
r. b ashed irun the columns OF some daily paper
which renders II elm st Impossible to give
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We confidently believe # this journal vera
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he northern states between this time and Nos
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carry the next Presidential election. We there
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For club of fifty subscribers, a. $50 we will
send one extra paper and complete set of our
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taken together, amount to 81 So
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife Paulina scadorf. h..
w left my bed and board without just cause
or provocation, l hereby warn all persons
trusting her on my account. as ! shall pay no
debts which she may contract after this date.
.s..-- ER.ST SEAD1RFF.
Nan;tAv4s. November q, 1884
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Clubs OF One Hundred.

In relation 10 clubs of one hundred, we will
say this: Whoever will send us one hundred
suhstr 0ers at one time, the club TO be seat to
one address, and begiu and end at the SAME time
will receive the paPers at Sl00.! ass
Y. f, II s co.
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Madison RITUAL Insurance Co

Statement of the business Of the Company for
the year ending June 80, 1854
Number Of policies issued, 6,6S
Amount Of risks thereon, S6.159,llS S3
Premium notes thereon, SS,7S4 Is
Cash premiums thereon. %, $50 80
Losses adjusted and paid; 1912 II
Statement Of the business of the Company for
the corresponding term of the last four years
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CATTLE FAIR!
IN Branch Village. Rapids.

4 CATTLEE FAIR vill lie held III Braach VII
~ age, near Joseph Io!A-;'F, ca the faifd
Monday II October, 1864, AID every three
months Their. itter, bsins TIE ;bird xndsJs ct
January, April, sof July.
The Farmers 0: III e adjoining town, sre invi.
ted to attend JOSEPH fULpEh
a.,
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office.

WHEREAS, nv ,sif-, A,rr Es'ly. h,. lsh
w ~ ssd and b>srs without ius cause Or
ps"'t c.ti-1, hereby s,rs ell isTa,rs ss,'i...
tru-tng her on NV sccsnut .. vi 49, 90
debts winch che my contract sitter th's 3as,
JOHN xEILT,
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S!rayel Away.

LNROs he suhsrioer, a tsS-yesr Old red
l. REifEh, ~in .t.< IN her f ,r~',..S, end @ /
he tail shHs, sd tsP oi hes LETT aDru : ocssI
N. Information cm.cs'rt,g her will az y. a
tor, ~ ieA',ns ~ord vlth Jo--ph CAio2a., or
10 the subscriber on Section 81 t0~a OF Ec--
kiCaARD FAGAH
Kos. u'h. Oct G, 1864
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Ga. EsoySTGa,
Attorney AMI Counsellor.
GEce eve. Hofl', Store, corner ii Io.k and
L'SAG s;rests, Na..itowce, Wisconsin.
HAMILTON. TgEAxaaECUoEsg .

attorneys AID CounA. Tors II lar.
okce &c York Street, NaaiIowcc, Il -ni.or1oc
County Wis. Collections g.a:---. a.tehs,sl
-. L1-G
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The Weekly Tog.a PRINTS in sl.,..; eysrr is
sue review. II recslr put.Era' Ions p4sg.resi b,
gentleman 81 nigh sE.ll aug IL Ia. iit.r.r, ssrs
sn4 6HoSe uleIi.s ns = s.ltsr a..a IszS,A sx as,.s
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United States
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-25
Browns Neat Market
Neat Door 10 Pldn r. T;tng Store.

VTTH. BROWN vishc, size psop!s n Sslito--
w voc 70 bear IN mind that he isfsslg rom
-srlie.t morn till late - night 10 furnish then
with all varietie. Of NEAT oi the choicest kinds
at the 10. est rates.