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RAISED IT'S coLons. The Green Ba


RhlsED IT'S CoLoRs. The Green Bay
f{rocate which for some years past has
been skirmishing on its own hook, now
sending a shot into the ranks of rebels,
now into the ranks OF Its protessed friends
has at last decided that it was always a
democrat though it has believed Repub
licau principles to be right 1t thinks
that it is purely the force Of circulnstan-
ces, however, that such happened 20 be
the ease This reminds us of tale !:
Two boys startel out to make their for
tunes One was some what older than
the other but the world was before them
they could both travel where they chose.
The older said, Il ain bound to have a
good time, the world owes me living
and / aniyeoing to have it" 2 So herrush-
ed aheads took one advantage here, an
other there and for time great was his
success. he became ruler in the land.
but hc grew naughty, aud so great was
his pride that he thought among his fell
low men none were 50 good as BE. lngreat
fear of him his subjects would have en-
dured his tyranny many years perhaps
had he not Undertaken to destroy the
time honorcd institutions Of the land by
fire and sword. by pestilence and famine,
/ then they reused themselves and cast him
down and few there were soweak as to do
/ him honor. Thus miserably perIshed
one, who, owing to his antecedents, might
| have proved blessing to mankind. But
let us glance at the career Of his associ-
ate Starting in life humbly he said, Il
| want nothing | do not honorably earn.
| | wish to see exact justice among my Tel
| low men and to be always on the side of
right" Struggling along through a sue
cession of defeats he at length was OBJ
served by the people of his country to
possess those virtues and shat true manli-
! ness which arc crown of glory to their
owner, and they gladly took him and
made him their ruler in the place of the
one they had thrown down, and he re
/ leased the captives of his predecessor and
proclaimed that all men should enjoy free
dom, save only those guilty of crime
| Ii would seem that all men would rejoice
at such happy cohsummation, but no,
one there was who said the young man
had found himself right from mere force
of circumstances, and he would have
nothing to do with him. Thus endetf
the tale.
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THE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.

The Democrats loudly demanded pro
clamation of Amnesty from the Presi-
dent. He granted it and they proclaim
ed it as ''tne law of the land at the
same time urging their vile tool of the
White House to enforce it and maintain
the Constitution, evidently forgetting that
the Federal constitution vests all leeis-
lative power, herein granted in Con
gress of the United States. fu7ef gg
johnson assertion when you hear
a man prating about the Constitution,
spot him; he is traitor applies
with great force to those who now
support his policy. They want the Con
stitution adhered to both in letter and
spirit, so they say, but for some reason
as yet ndiscovered-unless johnson did
for once accidentally tell the truth when
he said they were trattors-they are con
tinually advocating some measure in dl-
rect opposition to Its requirements. For
instance, the Constitution makes Con-
gress the legislative power and it makes
the President the executive. Now the
Chicago 7ruses of last Saturday advises
the President to treat certain acts OF
Congress ''as nullities because fdfsooth
he-the Observation-Disclosures them to be
unconstitutional We would like to ask
who made the President judge Of laws
passed by Congress
But there is no necessity for copper
heads to advise him thus. He has treat
ed the acts Of Congress as utilities for
long time past, and it is now high time
that Congress treat him as a 'nullity'
and put an executive Of the laws in his
place. Nothing Ic IS viii satisfy the peo-
pie
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A Response from the S0ldiers..- " hat
they think Of COpperhead Sympathy
for DeSePfnrS

The only allusion made to soldiers in
the platform of the recent Copperhead
State Convention, consisted of a resolu-
ton of sympathy with deserters and those
who ran from the draft, and denounciDg
their disfranchisement, This is begin
ming to call out some responses from the
men who served faithfully as soldiers in
the Union army. At meeting of Post
No. Sc, of the Grand Army of the Re
public, in Milwaukee, last Monday, the
following resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS At the late convention held
at Madison, September | th the follow
ing resolution was adopted AS Il part OF
its platform
Resolced That the indiscriminate dis
reimbursement of more than II, 900 cItI-
zens of Wisconsin, and the official publ
cation of their names as dcScrters, while
many of hem are faithful soldiers of the
Union army, without previous trial oi
conviction, or other proofs of crime, is an
unconstitutional exercise Of legislative
power, and in many instances a wanton
and cruel libel upon the living and the
dead, which demands instant and com
piete repaTstion at the hands ol The peo-
pei. And
WHEREAS. We claim to Compose not
only part of The people from whom such
a reparation is demanded, b;it I, 81 a part
of the army, which was more directly
affected by the act complained OF, and
therefore feel called upon TO give in out
yertiit.t ON the ruf sti,il,. n,w Ihprptt,rn
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A man in Massachusetts sends Ital

"A man in Massachusetts sends Ital-
ian queen bees by mail to various parts
of the country. In sending them thus
he uses a small cylinder of wire cloth,
about as large and as long as man 5
finger, in each end of which he places a
stopple which has large hole in it, and
in the hole he places pieces of sponge
filled with honey. A queen bee, with
eight or ten other bees, are then placed
within the cylinder, wrapper put around
it with several holes in it. and it is ready
to be sent off by mail They find ready
market at from three to five dollars each.
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4 CONSERVATIVE RECRUIT Andrew
johnson amnesty proclamation IS bear
ing fruit. \ Toronto dispatch says that
the famous Dr. Blackburn, the iiendish
traitor who attempted TO introduce the
yellow fever into the Union army and
Northern cities during the war, ayailing
himself of that proclamation, has left
Canada for New Orleans Its this class
of traitors-men who plotted the de
struction of thousands of lives by the in
introduction of terrible pestiience-
who now return to swell the ranks of the
Johnsonian Democracy, and assist In the
work of reconstruction on Conservative
principles
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The New York World. while

/ The New York World, while sup
porting President johnson S policy makes
wry faces over the situation of it's party.
1t says:
"A man might as wisely think to i'm
prove his social standing by living with
somebody's repudiated wife, as for the
Democratic party to expect any advan
tage from adopting- Ia the last days of his
unsuccessful, administration, fettered
President elected by their enemies and
popular th-nobody
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A RApIcAL.-A Radical I like the
word There is something incisive and
decided about it 1t rings out like a
challenge. It stirs the blood. 1t bodes
disaster to throned wrong. to antiquated
opinions, to bloodless and unrighteous
law. 1t enters the sepulchre of truth as
the Angel entered the sepulchre of Christ
1t rolls away the stone and lets the
awakened and imprisoned thought go
free. Radicsllsm is not mad destroyer,
but wise h.aaer. 1t keeps even step
with the march of Mind and the growth
OF Man 1t weaves beauty into use,
forms Justice into Lav.-Lnte Taylor.
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VALLANDIGHAM AMONG HIS FRIENDS.
The great unhung copperhead leader
cf the Ohio Democracy was in keatgckv
lately and interpersed with other very
pleasant talk said that Robert E. Lee and
Stonewall jackson are noble names and
no loyal ,o,'etch shall close my mouth from
speaking the praises Of those men He
also said that their names would live in
history as noble representative men OF
the nation Vallandigham need not fear
that any loyal wretch y will try to stop
his mouth, for all such utterances as the
above help the loyal cause more than they
do 1t injury. They go to prove the aui-
mus OF the creature democratic.
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At a 1th of Ju|y ce|ehration in M

At 4th Of July celebration in Ma
rion county, Ill, young lady offered the
following toast; 1.-The young men Of
America their arms our support; our
arms their reward Fall in men-fall
in.
Some soger who can execute d flank
movement ought to 60 for that girl in
marry-on county, enlist in her service,
fall into her arms and be. best.
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Speaking Of the Democratic nomina-
tons in this State, the Green Bay Gazette
Neutral has the following:
As regards Peter Rupp, of Fond du
Lac, for Treasurer X. }. Harney, of
Oshkosh, for Bank Controller; L. p.
Weatherpy, of Hudson, for Attorney
General, II would be public calamity to
see any one of them elected Rupp is
totally untitled for such an office, and be
sides is one of Eldridge's right bowers.
W eatherby, though possessing brains
and ability, is man of confirmed intem-
perate habits vino is fast drifting on to
the fate of McDougall The idea of pit
ting such an Individual as Harvey against
Gen. Rusk, is absolutely ridiculous, and
cannot fail Of exciting smile every
where
The platform is very fair, with the ex-
ception of the resolution favoring the en-
tire repeal OF the tariff laws 1t is folly
in people to talk of repeating the tariff
laws now with large national debt
hanging over the country-folly to urge
the repeal of a law, when that repeal
would act disastrously on the working
men of this country by forcing them into
competition with the pauper labor OF
European manufactures. Such an act
would be the ne ptus .Atra Of foolishness.
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TN PROBATE: Manit0woc County
l. Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Johann Klug de-

ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Augusta
kiug, OF MaIIitowoc, representing, among other
things, that Johann klug. late Of ManitoHsoc.
the th day of August. \. ID. 1867, al Menitowoc,
et ette, leaving goods, chattels and estate With
in this State and fha; the said petitioner is the widow
of said deceased and praying that administration Of
said estate lie To Charles Lining granted, il order
ed that sad petition be heard before the Judge Of this
Court. Monday the 23d day of September D. 1867
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, my Office in said county,
Orered further that notice hereof lie given to the
heirs OF said deceased and to all persons interested by
publishing copy OF this order for three
weeks prior to said day of hearing III the Manitowoc
Tribune weekly newspaper published at Manitowoc
in sad County.
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge
Dated at Minitowoc, the 5uth day OF August, A. ID.
1867. Bl 203tl
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DE.yTESTR Y,
III. H.sECO.x. ". H..

nHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Also Ex-
/ aminins Surgeon for PENSIONS. appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets, Manito-
voc, Wisconsin.
Orders left at the Drug Store viii receive prompt
attent on
to the treatment OF DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES 1229
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vEysgr zu7 7gye1. g-sgp

rgNSs Z zIst4fer 9,s' s, = nso=s=.s,ts - f5ss
to a.24~. fs'.s ~ Ilaiber lath tle shortest
notice. man WI 70 NJ ~ fi,.e- i. the yard
ready 20 vat oar cStoaFfs and receive their
ders. The be7t stock kept ca-tlntly hand at tic
NIL corner If onay and 9Th streetsf Z
1911 GUFI.Es e BROWN
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BANKING OFFICE
Or
T. G. SHOVE.

T. G. SHOW e..
MASI1oN &C, WISCONSIN.
EXCHANGES on all principal cit;es Of IL
Union, Great Bgisiin aad t,prope, bough, an
sold.
aGOLD. SILVER ard UNeBaR INT BAN II
NOTES purchased ut the hi she.t mark et rates
UNITED STATES BONDS, on hand fol
sale at all times.
INTEREST allowed on Spec iai Bposits ant
Dsposit Certificates issued fer a.ncaetss dc sire d
Prompe u attention given to all business.
e. $50 ~ L. G. SHOVE
Nanitovoc, August 10Th. 1865, So
- ~ L a.
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50. y. s.HEgvE s. Sas..

nEAE.E9S =. sssst1S. Stationery anal
Fancy t;.sas. Publishers ot tiie N;tstit"p.uc fri
buae ger{- far he ---> Sevi: H,s!,Isae., Princes
Meindeou~ s,g,-.s' ,.i th, its c,le'ate Plan"
Fortes o@i'e sna store, S;h stl>,.l, National
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CD.s.E, s. Fs.DTssEEs.

VIDsTSrS ~aisNih oss1 moved. Fse.fu..
! l superior tacties for raising aaa moving houses
woui announce to the citizens of ManitoNoci town
ami coaatva that any Business entrusted 10
warranted to give satisfaction Enquire al the
flribY.is Office. 13-l6
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q. c. CROCF. Egs. .Rz. D.

nFFEsss his Services to the citizens
~ of Two iFer> aT1 vicinity.
Office II Lcuis Zan,,ers- Washington Street All
salis IN village g. county promptly attended to-
? FREFERF CES-DoeteT y. 81 Davis, " III. By for,
and l. Andrews OK chicaso and ry. B,ston, Of Mani
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IN rRoBArE: Manitowoc county

Il 90
In the matter of the estate of Anna NJ Ncrboe, de-
ceased.
On readi AMI filing the petition OF Armand Ohl-
.eu setting forth the Of personal estate that
has into is hands and the disposition thereof:
lie amount of debts outstanding against said deceas
and description o! all the real estate Of wLieh
I'D deceased did seized and the condition and value
the respective portions thereof: ana praying that
ceDse be tc him granted to sell the w1a OF lot
er end the east y NJ lot number + IN block No.
~, in the Village o Mantowoc ana il appearing 10y
al petition that there is suiicitlt peIsvp,l
estate inthe hands OF said Armand 0hsen to pay
t.d debts and that it is necessary III o.si,T Il pay
iIne sell all said real il IS therefore
d-red that all persons interested iii said estate appear
ef0re the Judge OF this Court. Monday the 9TH
lay OF october 4. D. S5I. sc 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, at
my office. III Mlslitowoc N said County, then and
there show Of any there be- why license
should not be granted to said Armand Ohlsen to sell
said real estate according the PRAYER of said petition
And it is further ordered. that copy of this order
sh.l be published 0r four weeks prior
said day OF hearing. in the 'Mantowoc Tribune
weekly newspaper printed and published at Manito-
in said County aud personally served all per-
interested in said estate residing il said County.
at least fourteen days before said day-of hearing
By the Court. GEO. W DARKER, -
County fudge.
Dated at Manitowoc the 23d day of August, A. D.
RI9-lt
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TN PROBATE: Manitowoc County

4
In the matter of the Guardianship of the Minor
Hers OF Ferderc ID AIolle.
On reading az ing the petition of Charles Molle
Guardian of said Minor. representing among other
things that they the said wards seized Of certain
real sad County and that r is necessary the
should lie Sold and prayinE ,or license to sell
the same; and it appearing the GOttrt, from said
petition that 1t is necessary TO sell sd real estate
Therefore it is ordered and directed that the of
KIN said yards and ali persons interested in said
estate, appear Jeiore me, Monday the 7th day Of
October A d. 1867. at ten oclo;t A. VI at the Probate
Office N said County, then and there 10 show calise
(if any there el why neeusa should net be granted
for the sale OF said real estate, according to the prayer
of sad petition,
Aui 1t is fpcther ordered that a copy of said order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day OF he;ringn the Manitowpe Tfiju4ts weekly
newspaper printed al Manitowoc in said county
2l-lt G.. W. BARKER, County ,udee. 49,.
Dated at Mantowoc. the 9th day OF Sept A. d. 1867.
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NvOlsss stvaas FEs ifssz.-pr, Wis. .7ea:sier.s
in by Goods. ti-aca--us. Crpckcry Fancy foods
Glass Ware Boots ani Shoes, Ready fnasle tiothing
Paper hangi,s HAS and Caps, Toys, hi'frc' Caps
Live t;e.-e Ee4the~s. Bird CrcS. Kerosene Oh aud
Lamps. &c, &c. \ STARE Of Puhlic patronage is so
cited.
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FRED. SCHR sEDER.

1YEAE e.rxet.-- 1EaYiag purchased
NJ II. business of VIM Brown. shah hereafter
constantly keep htud the choicest ~ the
lowest rates. share Of pabIic patronage solicited.
Isl,
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CIDE WALK E9TsCE.
SALE OF FoRFETrEO LANDS.

o ON o Sh a UberHv Lands
Wis.,
e 4
tt
anti County which winle oHd hAp
d he pincr
! al e have returned
advertiser an three Iercenda damages
pi IKE assessed Ias sman Iute therein
TIE
J. s
t I'D
.a
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q q o. ~-HsEEsgFs s-

NIaSz-FAsrTF'Ee 7.Es a,.d Dealer liza
VI Bopfs Stnes. f.eif'ir~. &c &c Sinf..an Bufa!o
street, the corner of Eighth Repairing neatly
ant promptly excrEt-ti.
Hanfovec. September - !Si5. If
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 22.-The city is in
feverish state of excitement regarding
the municipal election next Saturday.
The city authorities boldly avow their
purpose to hold the election under the
amended charter Of 1858; to disregard
Governor Brownlow' proclamation, and
if necessary. fight the state militia.
Judge Grantan four other conservative
lawyers publish this morning an opinion
which declare that the election ought to
be held under The provisions Of the
amended charter Of 1858; that negroes
have no right to vote that white male
citizens over twenty-one are voters under
the charter and that the Commissioners
OF Registration have no right to appoint
Judges and Clerks of Election. This
opinion was sent to the President to-day,
and his assistance Is invoked to aid the
city authorities in their progrc llme to
override the franchise law and exclude
the negroes from the polls by military
force, if necessary There is much
fierce talk in the city, and fears of riot
and blocdshed are anprehended. Gen
efal Cooper assured large public meet
ing last night that he would enforce the
franchise law TO the letter, if it required
the presence Of the whole militia force in
the state. 1ss4f ASe
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.EfssErgs GEeyES.

nEssE7s ia s-t-sye~- T5rr, Ssteet .rOn
/ aud GQPperg1tre- i..aE ilcturer-- Al kinds Of
repairing sne Ee eail Strset. opposite Tr.bunn Of
Ace. 14-1y
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Tn PRoBATE. Manitowoc Count,

L Court
In the matter Of the estate of Timothy E. Packard
deceased.
O1i reading and filing the petition of Sarah Thiede
OF Eaton representing among other things that
othy T. Packard late of Eaton the 2lst day of Jan
airy A. D. 1854 died ntestate, leaving goods chattes
and estate within this and that the said petition
er Is the widow OF said deceased and praying that ad
ministration of said estate he Christian Sechier
granted it is ordered that said petition be heard
fore the Judge OF this Gourt Monday. the 18th
day of October A D. 1867, al 10 o'clock A. ~ al my
office in said County
Ordered further that notice thereof be given TO the
publishing copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior said day Of hearing in the Mentowoc
TRIBusE weekly newspaper published at Msnitowoc
in said County.
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated at Mantowoc' the 21st day of September A
D. 1867. E2S-3. .
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Street Commissioner.
ManitoToc, September 10Th, 1867. 223t
IN PROBATE: Manitowoc County

ceased ~
10 -stt seaom IL aary concern
Letters OF Administration said estate having
been issue6 20 Nils j. Gilbert, the 9th day of
March, A. D. 1866, and eighteen months from end
after SAID day beng allowed aud limited for creditors
80 Pre- ent ttir claims tor vance
Notice is hee'y gwen that the undersigned viii
Monday IL each week ct the Probate cflce Ea,to-
voc, IN said County, receive examine, aaf ADJUST all
ella and demands OF all persons against said deceased
Al7-ti GEO. W BARKER, County Judge 81
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JAVgEtfFF gE2ET nnft Fss>aIerS i,r
NJ Luni,e., i.ath and Sangles Bilis cut TO order
short nosi.c. Mtlitcwoa, Wis.
A d. JAMS. ". II. JoSgs.
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4 ATTDRSEX~.snsI s,o.snSeiOry at Law.
n Iand and Insurance Agent " in attend 10 all
business entrusted his care-Gfiee of Eighth
and Franklin streets Manitowoc. Wisconsin, Agency
for the Etna Insurance Company of Harttort, Ct-
Capital stock S5Oo,oJ5. t4-nI
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.yesr advertisements.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the
IN Board Of Supervisors for the Town of Manitowoc
will the Town Clerks Ofi;ce on the corner of
sfh and Jay streets in the Village of Manitowoc
Monday. the eth day of October, 1867 from 10 u
O'Clock, A. NJ. and from TO O'Clock P. NJ. fov the
purpose of accepting such certified claims of exemp-
ton froln taxation Of members of Fire Companies
may be presented by such members
Dated this 1st day of October. 1867.
BY order of the Board Of Supervisors of the Town
Of Msnitowoc. OTTO TREMGL
t.t.-u| Town ylerk
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Passage Tickets

per Sail or steam from and to any Port in Europe
N,9 FORK rat>S
VII pacchase UNITED STATES BONDS and keep
constantly htad ani sale 1T market rates a full
supply OF ali descriptions.
VII convert CuTiei States 3-3o Notes into $50
Bonds and cash Interest Coupons FREE OF
CIItRGE.
VIII collect BoUNTIEs. PENSIONS and other
claims against the L. ). Govecnnent.N
Will purchase GOLD, SIN Err aud UNCURRENT
Mon Ely al highest aarhei ratsS
win receive deposits and allow interest by special
agreement.
c. c. BARNES. President.
yI-ry<G ~.s,ar
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U.sUEETDv s. TRE.aT.
II, II. .S.SDERSO.

4 TTGKNEYS ami COunseIOrs ae Law
n Office York street, ManitoTsoc, Wisconsin.
Collections promptly attended to. lo-32
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EE.s'ss Z SKgsEsEE.
JUSTICE Of the Peace. Office. Hueb-
~ ner's bning. OF Eighth and York Streets,
Nanitowoc, Wisconsin.
VIII make eoectiols pay taxes. search the records,
draw deeds. mort cages and contracts, Ae, &c All
business will receive prompt attention. My 10
DE.S'TESTEkT, =
nR. A. i. PA'TgEEEN, Dentist. Office
u in SherInan's new bu ldins, n sth Street,
Msnitowoc. Wis.
eg- Teeth eAtracted without pain.
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and privilege to increase To- sFGS.0ea
W.l buy and sell DRAFTS on the principal cities
or the Union.
i'll bns and sell DRAFTS Great Britain, Ire
land. Norway Denmark. the Continent OF Eu;oie.
Nex Eorss r;,ies asd IA 70 sUif The fsos--
ctGssrs.
VII sell
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TFNRNE2 rr.x,i.nwne
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