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AFRAID OF "THosg VILE GUNS.

AFRAID OF "THosg VILE GUNS. =
EARLY yesterday some of the copperhead
managers waited on Adjutant General
Proudtit and desired the use of a cannon
to fire in token Of their joy over the al
legged Democratic victories. The request
was at, once complied with. They tben
proceeded TO call on Capt Mcdonald, the
State Armorer, late OF the llth Wiscon
sin and asked him to fire the gun. He
politely, but very firmly declined, being
of the opinion that it did not become a
Union soldier to fire copperhead salutes.
Here was an unpleasant fix. All the day
was spent in looking up man who would
undertake to fire the cannon. Peace
Democrats don t like to meddle with such
ugly things. The Democracy of the
Capitol waited long and anxiousy for the
expected salute, but it did not come
Night settled down on the scene and stiil
no salute had been fired In brief. it was
not until II O'Clock to-day that man
could be obtained to fire the gun. Then
fisherman Bradford who learned to shoot
as long ago as the Maxcan war, came to
the resue and eleven guns were fred
one for each State that passed an ordi-
nance of n!-inudason Journal
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News Summary.

At the last term of the United States
District Court in Louisville, case was
tried in which negro testimony was ad-
mitted in conformity W th the Civil
Rights bill. : To this the defendant OBJ
iected, opposing its admission on the
ground that the Civil Rights bill was
unconstitutional The case was accord
ingly taken on appeal to the United
States Circuit Court The question thus
raised viii, very probably be decided by
Judge Swayne this week, who will hold
"a term of the Circuit Court in that city.
Clayton County, Iowa. the home of
Colonel Merrill, the Republican candi
date for Governor, gives him 200 ma
jority. Last year the Republican majori-
ty was only "a Gain over LOO
The wonderful Democratic reaction in
Maine dwindles down, as accurate figures
come into infnitesimal proportions. Gut
of the general State officers, they have
not one; of the Congressma I, they have
not one: of thirty one State Senators
they have only three and Of i5l Assem-
blynlen they muster barely forty three.
Both parties 10 the great waking match
from Portland TO Chicago have deposited
the final in.taluient Of 5940. 1t is found
that the distance is twenty. six miles great
er than was supposed, but Weston agrees
to add that to the previous twelve hun
dred if he can start on the 26th inst
NoRrHfEELD MINI. Oct. l5.-Con-
nections were made yesterday between
the Minnesota Central and the McGreg-
or Western Railroads The first train
will pass over the same FROM Minnea polls
to-day.
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Gen. Cary who has lust been electe

Gen. Cary who has just been elected
to Congress from the Cincinnati (Ohio)
District is an open advocate of temper
ance laws He was supported by the
democrats and elected by democratic
rotes over Mr.. Smith, the Republican
candidate VIII the Nord- JFesten that
has been howling all summer about tenn
perance men and temperance laws, and
which still persistently adheres to its
falsehoods about the position of the Re
publican party on this question, be honest
enough for once to tell its German read
ers this little fact.
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The Democratic Record.

We heard pithy story related by Gen.
T. S. Allen few days ago which we
think is too good to keep. 1t applies
nth peculiar force to those who are say
ing that past issues have nothing to do
with the present time. The General said :
A man appeared before :. town clerk
somewhere in Iowa county. and asked for
a marriage license. The clerk got his
blank ready to fill when he was asked if
he couldn't date the license back about
six months. The clerk replied of course
that such action would be unlawful
Well said the fellow I don't care a cuss
when il is dated bit her folks rather insist
on us being dome And said the Gen
eral these Democrats don't care cuss
about their past record, but they want it
fixed UP on account of the people. y
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INABAp DILEMMA-The e,ectionee

In A BAD DILEMMA A-The eiectionaer-
ing arguments which our democratic
friends use from year to year are really
amusing. Two years ago the democracy
charged Gov Fairchild, Gen Allen, and
one or two others of the Republican can
didates with being hahitual drunkards
and Oh these considerations urged the
Good Templars throughout the state to
vote and work against their election
Now however they have changed their
tactics and hope to make political capital
by freely circulating the story among the
Germans, principally that these same
gentlemen are temperance men. 1t Is
extremely hard for such brave soldiers as
Gov Eairchili Gen. Allen and others to suit
the comprehend democracy. The old grudge
Of fighting against their democratic broth
ers Of the south has not been forgotten.
The democracy know that their records
are good ard hence they have resorted
to circulating falsehoods in hopes of de-
stroying the confidence the people have
in them. But the scare crow will not
work
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Beauregard, in speech at Richmond,

a few evenings since, urged the people of
the South to manifest the same spirit
that characterized them during the war.
This is the same Beauregard that wrote
TO William p Miles, from Charleston I'M
der date of October u, 1862 Has the
bill for the execution Of abolition prison.
ers, after January next, been passed? :?
Do it, and England will be stirred. into
action. 1t is high time to proclaim the
black flag after that period Let the ex-
ecution be with the garrote Is this
the spirit that he would like to see
among the people OF the South now?
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The democracy of st. Louis held

The democracy of st. Louis held a
grand jolifcation on Saturday evening
last, over the recent elections. A SINH
lar meeting was held in Louisville, the
evening, and democratic roosters
and artillery have had anairing through
out the country. These democrats must
be possessed of unbounded faith, or they
would not be so extravagant in their de-
monstrations over the comparatively bar
rem gains which they have Just made. In
1868 they gained more than they have
gained SO far, yet the next year, 1864
they were buried out of sight. the re-
publicans gaining one Of the most over
erwhelming victories ever known. The
same thing may be repeated in 1861
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Here we find one of the leading $,

Here we find one Of the leading sup
porters of Mr.. Tallmadge and a delegate
to the convention which nominated him,
justitying the assassination of Presi-
dent of the United States, who was elect
ed BY the people. thanking the assassin.
and eulogizing him as "the American
BRuTUs.
Such is the spirit of the Democratic
leaders. Are the people of Wisconsin
ready to commit the government of this
State into the hands of party thus led +?
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND BOOTH

TIE gauat and boorssh railsDIttiag
specimen Of ruigalaty and oJscenaty ieho,
thaaks to the 4a,ei3cda Br,ttus, D.
WILKES BOOTW. HAS GONE 70
HIS o WV PLACEi
j. j. TALLMApGE AND HIS ASSOCIATES
j. J. Tallmadge, late mayor of Mil
waukee, was nominated on the first bal
lot, and is the strongest candidate the
Democrats could possibly present. He is
popular wherever known, a man Of first
class ability. prudent manager of cor
porate affairs, little too earnest a Demo-
crat to suit few of the timid ones, but
one who viii be supported by all. The
remainder Of the ticket includes some OF
the best Democratic names in the state,
men of integrity, honesty, and ability,
worthy of the suffrages of the masses of
the Democracy of Wisconsin" @
In another number of this Tallmadge
organ we find the following:
Generations yet unborn will shudder
and ask in astonishment why such a
monster was permitted to live month
in the Presidential chair. y, z4-
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III. S. Fs.4ECO.N. III. ID.

DHYSIEyAN and Surgeon Also EX-
i amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets, Manto-
voc. Wisconsin.
Orders left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
sS-Particular attention paid to consultations and
to the treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES H 1929
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z, G. .EDE.YSO.Y.

ENTEErsEsE'S Furnishing: Goods Of
I every description
am prepared 10 manufacture full suits Of Men and
boys clothing the shortest notice. and satisfaction
ga ~anseel employ the best Sorknlan to be found
and keep OF Singers Sowing Machines constantly
in l2-&l
EIiMTn STREET. orposit. Goolenow { Barnes
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Know Thy Destiny.

Madame LAM00KE, the Great Astroleger has ar
rived IRON France and has taken rooms in Milwaukee
for short tine only. The past present and future
Madame LaM0ore having created much excitement
il past years New York feels confident of success
in this city, and also in Wisconsin, she
troubles caused by drunkenness in 1anI es ana can
leautify the complexion. Do not fail to write to her
Persons wishing to know their future, consult her
by mail with the utmost confidence, by stating their
full nalne together with the year and month which
they born, and viii the required inior-
nation by the return mall Send lee OF SI,O0 and
stamp, Ladies 80 cents ana stamp. Address
MADAME LAMOORE, ?. o. Box 107,
26-4t Milwaukee, Wis.
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z. r E-SSCH,

TEWEIEg Rg1H Eris 3:O.-Esa Dsacr. All
- kinds of work IN the line Of my business prompt
" attended to- afi warranted TO give 7atistscton.
have just received a wing & Ornsbcys Multiplying
CAMERA 0BSffU Rk, with which l can take small
pictures of the finest oriar for oe dollar per dozen
Photograuhs taken of ali sizes Albums aad Frames
constantly on hand York Street l3-itf
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CD.a'E s. BROTHER.

"CTSES raised assI ,e,oyn1. Ega@in=
( 1 superior facilities or raising and moving heuses
we would announce to the citizens of Mlnitowoc(town
and county, that any business entrusted to
will receive prompt attention. and he performed in
warranted TO give satisfaction. Enquire ut the
n15ca
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The New Orleans Republican of the
5th says that Governor Flanders has for
wardcd to headquarters request for the
ramoval OF the present Board OF Alder
men of the City of Jefferson. and has
recommended for appointment in their
stead a board of intelligent and loyal men
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BANKING OFFICE
Il. G. SHOW E.
WISCONSIN.

EXCliANGE on all principal cities Of tb
Union, Great Britsin and hurope, bought an
sold.
GOLD. SILVER and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES purcha ed at the hi hest market rates.
UNITED STATES BONDS, on hand for
salc at all times,
COUPONS or Interest warrants ca.hes.
INTEREST allowed on Special Dposits and
Deposit certificates issued for ain ounts desired.
Promp attention given to all business. Z
am a i. c. SHOVE.
wNsnitowoc, August 18th. 1895.
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e. E.RERs,.

YORK Str>ot, syazs its,Tg sc. Wis Dealers
l in Drv Goods Groceries, 1rocke-v. Fancy Goods
Glass ware. Boots and Shoes Really made Cloth n@,
Paper htngn ngs EIatS and Gaps. TOYS Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers. Birj Cages. Kerose1e ef and
Lamps, &c, &C. siare Of public patronage is sol-
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ID. w. Ballou, of the Watertown
Democrat, has been appointed to deliver
the next annual address before the Wis
consin Editorial Convention which meets
in Milwaukee next june The appoint
ment is first rate one. Mr.. B. is man
of strong sense, and what is better,
thoroughly honest. No repueItatioa for
him. He is sa democrat of the old school
and will not lower himself to the secession
element of the party to which he belongs,
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rUARDIAN SALE. I'm Probate: 8

7 \ NUEfAN S&IIEl. III ITVDHHC'''
" Manitowoc Coun,. Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF Ferdinand Molie de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in pursu-
ance an Order oI LICENSE made SAID matter, on
the Seventh day OF October a. u. iet 10y the County
Court oi SAID County the undersigned Charles Moiie
Guardian of the minor hers Ferdinand Moie de-
1867 at ten O'Clock the OF sad day, at the
office of the County Judge III the Village Oh Manito-
Voc in sad County, offer for sale, Pubic Nendue,
the following described Lands wit: the North est
quarter OF the North et quarter OF Section No three
81 IN townsh No nineteen ll9) North OF Range No.
twenty three t25J East.
The of Sale to be made known at the time and
place OF sale.
CHARLES M0LLE, Guardian.
Dated at Manitowoc, tile 9TH day OF October A. D.
1867 B-25-3t
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&, S,s.YssERSD.g'.

MANUFACTURES AMI; hna,n- in
INi Boots Shoes. Leather, &c, &c. Shop on Buffalo
street, the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
AMI promptly executed-
Manitowoc, September y. 1853.
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FRED. SCHREDER.

MEAT Misunderstanding purchased
Nl the business of Wm. Brown. shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
lowest rates. share of public patronage solicited
l3-lI
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DE.A.TFSTR

=" NJ. VanWINEEE has Onened mn
IL Office in Huebners Block Horns Store
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Artificial Teeth
inserted ard perfect fit guaranteed in every
,,o cbayoe 1926
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Nebraska Eiect;au.

The Omaha Republican, of the 10th con-
tains returus of the election from the fol-
lowing counties, compared with the vote
for Governor in 1866:
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Republican majority. l24; Copper
head majority last fall, 727 Republican,
gain, ISL.
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street ConllnisS.olle
Manitowoc October l.. 1867. %


NOTICE is hereby ssivez. 80 the own
~ of lots aI.i parts Of lots fronting and bor-
Gering both side: OF Clark Street, i'll the Sd Ward,
hat the OF Three HUNDRED dollars has Leen levied
said lots by the Board of Trustees in accordance
with the Village Charter for the purpose of mprov
ing said Clark Street The AFORESAID owners Will take
notice that the undersigned is prepared 10 receive
the several accounts assessed ech lot Aforesaid in
money labor ii rendered within forty days from
the date hereof Ii. T. FAHDYCkE,
Street Commissioner.
Manitowoc October 17th 1867. 26-3t
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FOND DU LAC.-The Commonwealth
says that one entire family was recently
so severely poisoned by eating cheese.
bought in that market, that medical aid
had to be called Mr. Bissell came very
near losing his life from eating of the same
cheese. These are the fourth poisoning
cases from the same cause which it has
had occasion to record during the present
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From a Ta!gmadse Organ.

We extract the subjoined opinions re
specting ABRAHAM LINCOLN, JOHN
WILKES BooTH, his assassin, and J. j.
TALLMAD6E, the present Copperhead
candidate for Governor of Wisconsin:
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Manitowoc, October 10th 1861. 25-5t
SALE. In Probat

ENNEGUTOkS SALE. In PrObafe:- -
IL Manitowoc County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Anne NJ Norboe deceas-
ed.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in purs
ar,ce OF an Order License, made SAIL matter,
the seventh day OF Octobe. A D. 1867 by the County
Court County, the unders ,ned executor OF the
last VIII and testament CT sad deceased, VIII, on
Monday the fourth day OF November A. D. lo61 at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF sad day, at the Office OF
the County Judge in the Village of Mantowoc. in
said County offer for Sale, at Public Yendue, the fol-
lowing described Lands to The west halt of lot
No three 81 and tlse east haIf of lot No. four ~ in
Block No hundred aud seven l0I IN the village OF
Manitowoc in sad County
The terms of sale wi be MADE known at the time
and place OF sale
AM0ND OHLESON, Executor.
Dated at Manitowoc, the lth day OF October A D.
1867 W-Z5ow
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e. &. CRGCKEFs. .TF. Ed.

OFFERS safs Services 80 the citizens
~ of Two Rivers and vicinity
Office Louis Zanders Washington Street. All
calls IN village county promptly attended TO-
REFEREN CES-Doctor y. s. Davis. VIM. Byford
and A. Andrews of Chicago, and DIR. Easton OF Mani
I
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REsTESTR y.

DR. A. j. zsATCEEEE, Dentist. OHice
~ in Sherman's new building, sth Street,
Mantnwoc, Wis.
~ Teeth extracted without pain.
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a~rTTssEnS mad Dealers iu
nj Lumfe~ Lsth and Shingles Bills cut to order
on short notice. Hanitowoc, Wis.
A. b. JoNEs W b JONES.
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.yngED SY.,EES.

~ EALEE In Stoves: Tin. sheet Iron
l and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds of
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
6..a
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KE.E'EeE SEEsREE,

JUSTICE Of the Peace. Office. EKueb-
- ner's building. of Eighth and York streets
Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
VIII make collections, pay taxes. search the records
draw deeds. mortgages and contracts, &c, &c All
business will receive prompt attention My 10.
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FIRST National BANK,
OI W Iasrzto~~o~7 Wis.

This bank organized under the provisions oi the
National Banking Law with pad up
Capital OF $4,000.
and privilege to increase to sSE00.oG3.
VIII buy and sell DRAFTS on the principal cities
of the Union.
VIII bay and sell DRAFTS on Great Britain, Ire
land Norway Denmark the Continent OF europe
at Sea York raies eltd Sl1aS TO SVtt aae ptss-
calscrs.
VIII sell
Passage Tickets
per Sal Steam from and TO any Port in Europe at
Nec York rates
w:ll parchase UNITED STATES BONDS and keep
constantly hand ANA sale at market rates, full
supply of all descriptions.
VIII convert Unitei States 7-30 Notes into 500
Bonds, and cash Interest Coupons FREE or
CHARGE.
Will collect BOTSTIES. PENSIONS and other
claims against the t. 5. tsovernneut
VIII purchase GOLD, SILVER and UNCURRENT
MONEY at higdcSt market rates
Will receive deposits and allow interest by special
asreement.
c. c. BARNES. President.
C. LULING. Cashier. 11-tf
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4 Copperhead GUtrage I'm New Jersey.
From the Paterson IN. j. Press.

We have 20 chronicle one Of the most
dastardly Copperliead outrages that ever
silsgraced this community. Last night
about "a score Of coIored men, some Of
whom had been soldiers under Sheridan,
were assigned a place in the line OF his
escort, with his previous knowledge, he
saying that he was proud to have them
n.arch with HIM On their way to ana
from the Higwam, these loyal black men
we're made the special marks of Copper
head ycuom. Not only were verbal in
suits shewered upon them, but mud stones
and even horse dung were hurled at them
as they marched. As the carriage con-
tainisg General Sheridan reached the
Wlgwam, a man OH the north side of the
street. described to us as "a big Irish
man hurled a stone, which, whether
intended for the General OF the negroes.
passed very near the General, just grazed
the head Of Captain Archibald, and ftIied
a man Oh the sidewalk to The ground
One Of the missiles thrown-a large stone
heavily struck and injured !; coiored
man named John Brown, who has been
"a soIlier of the Union. Rev. J Ohm Tay
lor, the commander OF the squad, who
wore at the time the soldiers blue he
wore III the beld, was also struck several
times. SO painful did the abuse become
that notmore than half the colored men
maintained their position in the line OF
the return march. We are confident
that, ii Phil Sheridan had known of
these internal outrages, he would have
rallied a columns Of the Boys in Blue, =
and world have charged upon these Cop
perhead scoundrels, and given them a
kDottier twist than he gave Early and
his rebels when he sent them ''whirling
through Winchester.
The above shows what manner of men
compose the Democratic party. Throw
ing stones, out Of 4 crowd, at soldiers ana
colorcd men may be brave business, but
we fail to see it. However, the sneak
are crying for blood and we suppose they
must be appeased some way.
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,s1fsY III a QUARTER ;--A New Quarter of
l Go3RE's RUR4I. Nsw-XoEKER, the Great Rural
and Family Weekly, begins out D. and the l numbers
(Oct to Ian.) VIII be sent, on trial, for ONLY FIFTY
CENTS; Full price So year. Vol. Xix begins N
January. Try t Quarter Year. Address
D. D. n MOORE Rochester, N Y
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E,Evssz. ysEY s..sRD.

yJN:1E srstsN-.s+-r-, *: -e-a9sarass fG fiSs
to order bills of lumber lath on the shortest
clotice. 4 man VIII he all times in the yard
ready wait customers and receive their or
derS The best stock kent cnstantlv hand at the
mill. corner of Quay and 9th streets.
l2-l4 GUYLES G. BROWN.
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IS s.arebs g.Hen 70 tl,e owners

NOTICE IS hereby given TO the owners
~ OF lots and parts OF lots fronting and bordering
on both SIDES or Franklin Street. in the is ard,
the oil Two hundred dollars has been ev.ed
sad lots by the Board OF Trustees in accordance
with the Village Charter ior the purpose oi lmpros-
ing sad Franklin Street. The AFORESAID owners
viii take notice that the undersigned is prcpa; cd to
rece she several assessed each lot aiore
SAID money labor, il rendered within 1orty days
from the date hereof
CHESTER BUELL.,
Street Commissioner.
Mapitowoc Octoher 10th 1867 25-3t
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.HPsC advertisements.


i hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the
First Presbyterian Society of Nanoyoc WIS. W Il on
the tth day OF November A. j. SGI O'clock in
the forenoon Of sad day appl~ Hon. Dav Il Taylor
Judge OF the tn ,uicia Circuit of tie STATE Of " is
consn his office N the city of Shehoygan,
der TO sell the real estate eloT to sa d society and
that the proceeds Of sad sale he paid 10 the tusiees OF
said society to ueed towards tue purchase su ta-
bic lots ard bu ding cllrc ed fec and Pa-son-
age for sa d society i; the village Of iiat9woc; VIII ch
sa real estate is described follows Lot No.
six in Block No. ons hundred an! iiity-ive 1859 and
Lot No. three N Block No. hundred and fityfour
159 in said village Of Hantowoc Dated October 1Gt
1861. BY order the Board of Trutces. HH
GEO. W. BARK IR, President.
H. D. SHEPARD, Clerk. 26-2t.
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S. II. HOOD.

A ATTORNEY and Counselor at Law.
N Land and Insurance A gent VIII attend to all
business entrusted to his Office of Eighth
and Franklin streets, Mantowoc, Wisconsin, Agency
for the 4Itna Insurance Company of Hartfort. CT.
Capital stock S5ol00o. I'LL