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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-01-12

ONO AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE.--The
Trustees of the Ohio Agricultural
College in session at Columbus on
Friday adopted course of study for
the institution. The course now en-
braces agriculture, the mechanical
arts, mathematics and physic, general
and applied chemistry, geology,
mining, mettalurgy, zoology and vet
arinery science, botony and horticul-
ture, the English language and litera-
ture and modern and ancient lam
guages, political economy and civil
p9lity. To carry this into effect a
president and six professors viii be
needed. In addition, four teachers
will be needed for, French and Ger.
man, drawing and English literature.
w. B. McClurg of Miami county was
rendered the position of superintend
ent of the college farm. After au-
thorizing the executive committee to
examine the plans for the buildings
and making other necessary arrange
ments the board adjourned.
OHfo DA1RrMAS AssocIAT TIoN.-
The seventh annual session of the
Ohio Dairyman Association is to be
held at ellington, Lorain county, ON
I the 25th and Goth of the present month.
1t promises to be one of very great
interest. Besides the regular routine
business, the following essays will be
presented: g Dairy Husbandry.r by
). II. Klippart; :. Farming in Bra
zil, 2 by Hon. James Monroe Chem-
Iistry of Cheese and Cheese-making,nn
| by DR.. Ms. Townsend; and ssThe
Moral and Agricultural needs of the
Agricultural Classes, by G.. w. Horr,
Esq. ALI these gentlemen, as well as
their themes, are admirably chosen,
and this part of the proceedings can
not fail to be of great value and in.
/ tercst. s.fesa ,~srq s. so5i4
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am now daily receiving a general assortment
( of scasonable goods.
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a MIR. DANIEL HINER, "a cattle dealer
whose home is in Wayne county, was
robbed on Sunday evening last, of two
hundred dollars and two notes of
hand for six hundred dollars by a
chap in his. employ. named Charles
Slater. Mr.aHiner Informs us the fell
low gave him chloroform after they
had gone to bed, ,g9they staying at a
farm house west of town.. Slater
went east ON night freight. acHe
was seen in Alliance on Monday
morning but our police could not find
him about HUUu. 1T is.thought Slater
took the Cleveland morning train.-
He passes himself off as a cattIeldeal-
er, Mr.. Hiner offers fifty dollars for
his arrest.--tStark Co. Democrat.
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GRANT has commenced the exer-
else Of the !" kingly prerogative." On
the 4th inst, he vetoed a billo passed
by Congress granting relief to several
persons therein named. This, from a
Democratic stand point, may be all
right, but what a bowling there viii
be in the radical camp, over this act of
the President setting himself in oppo-
sition to the will of Congress-!
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OIcdt AHicI1cstu anu NOlnpareilO OrOSs-O chff1.
20 dozen, our brand of Axes, at 81, ,25
and 81 so each, -
Tubular Lanterns at $l,50,
Largest Stock of Horse Blankets in
the County, at $500, 1925, $3.50,
S2,75, $500, $3.50, $4,OO, $3.50,
$500 up to $500 each,
Lap Ropes, $500 to $500 each.
Meat Cutters and Suffers,
Rat and Mouse Traps, Steel Traps OF
all sizes,
Ponton Patent Fluting Irons, at $500
each,
Large Stock of Double and Single
Shot Guns, at $4,O0. $500, 600
$3.50, $500, $1,000, $1,000, SfS,O0,
$4,000, $1,000, $500, $500 each,
Oriental Powder, best in town,
Shot, Caps, Wads, Flasks, Shot Pouch
es, &C., &C.,
Sadd Irons, best quality at SC per Ib.
Largest stock of Whips in the Coun-
ty, from 15c to $500 each,
Razors from SOC to $500, and Stropsl
to match.
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RAYENNA MARKET.

MARRIBD-
DUSTIN-WHITE.-Tn shalersville, Thursday
evening, Dec. 90, 1870 by VIM. Carlton, j p,
Nh. Smith III. Dustin and Miss Josephine
White both of Mantua.
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FEED CUTTERS
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A RESPECTABLE CoNyICT.-A Bos-
ton Illicit .distiller of whiskey, who
was fined 100000 under the United
States revenue laws and failed to pay,
was sentenced to five years impris-
onment, in whatever Jail in the State
suited him best. He chose Lenex,
and, with his wife, occupies nicely
furnished rooms there, being allowed
the liberty of the. jail and the privi-
lege of going to the post office. The
other prisoners there are about to be
transferred to Pittsfield; but this gen.
tlemah is of the opinion that the au-
thoFities cannot legally remove him
without his giving his consent to the
change. He is as tenacious of his
rights as young man in Kentucky
who was convicted of creating d dis
turbance in neighbor's house, and
sentenced to thirty days. imprison-
ment. AS the Jail in the county
where the conviction took place had
burned down, the Judge gave the cul-
,prit his choice in the selection of one
of two jails in adjoining Counties
|" i don't care where you put me-" said
the young man, $50 long as they have
chickens; but can't eat anything but
chicken meat" Whether his expecta-
tions in regard to the supply of chick
en- meat were ful6llad we cannot say
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.where the woodbine rwineth.,s

Don Piatt tells the following story
to the Cincinnati Commercial:
By-the-way, my genial friend, the
Hon. S. S. Cox, tells me of the origin
of that mysterious, but somewhat fa-
nous, expression.
"What the devil, Jim," he asked
one day, "did you. meanlbyithe place
where the woodbine twineth?"
"WeH, I'll tell you, Colonel. You
see / was before that learned and dig
nified body the Committee on Banki
ing and Currency, and when Garfield
asked me where the money got by
Corbin V ent to, i could not make a
vulgar reply and say upa spout; but
observing, while peddling through
New England, that every, spout of
house and cottage had a woodbine
twining about it, said, naturally,
enough, where the woodbine twineth.
That is all. It seems that the Con-
gressional eheese-waxes did not un-
iderstand my delicacy norimy delicate
iallusion." - - s'fa .sls1iSi 9a9
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The New York Sun says the Radi-
cal partyis distracted, and will ulti-
mately be destroyed on the following
questions: 6 General amnesty, the
repeal of the income tax, reduction
Of custom duties, and the purchase of
Sap, Domingo. 5 ssIo8 as.l asa7 Ioi
Esra e41s ffshs .4sas
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SAN FRANCISCO. January 4.-The
legislature of Nevada was organized
Yesterday. In the House thfsre are
Z itwenty-three Democrats, twenty-one
s Republicans and two Independents.
Robert E. Lowery, Democrat, was
chosen Speaker. Governor Bradley
was sworn in. 34ala3 sr4Ef Il
30 Srru aTIoN WANTFD.-The Legisla-
{ turs is beseiged to provide for an adj
sftionsl judge of the Court of. Com
mon Pleas for the Second Sub-diyis-
!. ion;of the Fourth judicial District.
!. Some frst-class lawyer is anxious to
secure q situation as Judge at ga
salary that don't afford decent Hv-
9 ing" 10 s9st''i9 : - st+f
ss KILLED. I Grants San Domingo
scheme was kiifed in the House of
Representatives. A special to the
New York Times of Monday says !:
Tho House took up the San Domingo
resolutions, and motion to suspend
the rules was lost by vote Of 12I to
81, being three loss than the required
two-thirds, "a ylfsDias oa
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Genaal News.

The Spanish Cabinet hayingbeen beaten on a test
vote in the Cortes, have sesigned
NJ. Gambetta has made speech the prospects of
the Frsnch Republic.
1t is again reported that tn. Pope will leave Rome
when the Italian Parliament m eets in that city.
The commercial treaty negotiations between France
and Engla I'd lave been broken off.
Arrest. of suspected persons continue in Havana.
temperance advocate in England the
Queen Of drunkenness.
The French will have ten army corps fully organ
lied and equipped by the end of January
The prince of Wales is dangerously Ill with typhoid
fever in London.
The English people think strongly of doing away
with royalty altogether.
The French Iinster of finance wants fresh lea
of 400 100000 francs.
There is considerable robelIious feeling against the
Belgian Government III Brussels. Serious conse-
quences are expeceed.
The German Parliament proposes measures for the
criminal prosecution of c!orgymeD, who abuse the
privileges of THAR Office. undermine tho liberties
of the psopIe.
There va. Fonian procession AMI mseting in
Cork the 9th inst. in honor of the martyrs of
Manchester, in which some 5000 people took part
The fortress Gibraltar to bs restituted to Spain
by the English government.
The reports Of the Agricultural Bureau on the cot
ton crop prospects indicate larger product than
was expected in October.
A mob in Indiana attempted 50 lynch an alleged
murderer but foiled by the bravery of the in
tended victim
The Chissgo Grand Jury oommsnds the action of
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IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE DEMO
CsSAIY.
BY Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Vice Presi-
dent of The United States.
From the New York Independent.


Death or defeat Surrender or over
throw These are the unwelcome alter
natives which now confront the once
proud and powerful Democratic party Of
the nation. Last spring how jauutlly
their leading presses talked of kepubll-
can disintegration how boastingly they
prophesled the overthrow Of Republican
domina ion; how occularly they have dis
cussed, as they have tor so many years,
ot Republican violations of the Constltu
ton, which were 1T last to be reDuked by
ne uprising OF an indignant people.
Auon the State eectloLs began to b,
neard from, but the rebuke tell Oil the
Demo macy instead, and the new depart
ure became the theme OF their discussion
They might be willing. they ought. to es
cape the odiun, of their past course by
accepting the msasures they had fought
so zealously, If the people would again in
trust them with power. But the elect
IONS went on; and with the ciarest pos
sible voice they declared, even on Old
platforms or new oles, on the principles
of "a and IS, even with the resolutions
of 6S attached or detached-the people
wo lid not have the Democracy rule over
them.
The anthem of Republican viscories
thus sounding across L coutlnent-In
year too, when the victors themelves
scarcely expected such succession OF
trlun phs-has had chilling result on
the Democratic leaders. but recently so
oucyant aud elated. Their jubiant roos
ters refuse to crow-The pyramids of
States which were to insure the Demo
cratic triumph of 1872 have tumbied III
To ruins. Their bitter personal attacks
on the President continue, regardless of
their evident lack of effect on all unpreju-
diced minds And the railing ACCUSATIONS
against the Republicans as Constitution
breakers are kept up for ten years De
mocracy has consisted In arguing that
every measure for the protection OF the
nation or the individual was tagrantiy
unconstitutional. But the utter hope
lessness ef the party is evinced by 1.-The
discussion now going on it its presses OF
the plan proposed by the St. Louis Re
publican, one of the ablest and boidest
of their leading papers, that the Demo
cracy should make no national nomlna-
tions, but support independent Republi-
cans for President and Vice President.
And Senator Blair their last candidate
for the latter Office, and one of the frank
est of their public men, declared to
Southern audience that, rather than 60
back on my own principles | would pre-
fer to make choice of Republicans. and
go for a man who should be nominated
| by the dissaffected Republicans, etc.
What a change Is this that has come
10 er the spirit of their dreams! The
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NO. 80.



Mayor Mason, and thauks Ge Sheridan FOR efficient
services.
Dispatch from Washington to the New York
Eala says ELI able information of the rea Object of
the visit osthe Grand Duke Alexis to the the Unite
States reports, tat he is charged with mission of
an important ami delicate character to our govern
ment, being nothing less than proposal for an ALI
Gnce, offensive and defensive between the two ma
tions
LATEST Nzws.-Germany is to have a standing army
Of Four hundred thousand men,
The English nobility is still anxious for an alliance
with the Aorking men.
The ILLNESS of the Prince of Wales is becoming
more alarming
There avs reports CT suffering srnong the poorer
classes in London.
Two ocean steamers were sunk bv collision in the
nsrbor of Alexandria, Egypt
The riots in Brussels have been suppressed DcDock-
er has resigned in order to quiet the disturbance
Seventeen persons died from the extreme cold
weather in london
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wANTED-A CANDIDATE.
From the GAINESVILLE Gazette.


The Democratic press is suffering
great tribulation in its search of a candi-
late for the presidency who can beat
General Grant. Several such have been
found and advertised. but the Democra
cy is affected with 6ckleness,. the affect
ions of the party arc not steadfast and
its judgement of the ability of the man
who for the moment happens to be b!es-
~ed with favorable mention as he who Il
the possessor of all the qualities neces-
Sarv to accomplish the object sought Is
constantly shifting. We trust that some
body will preserve list ofali the men
who have been passed before the people
eoch as the coming man land if the friend
of these possible candidates have any re-
rsrI for the fame of these d istinguished
;odividuals, they will preserve files OF
Democratic Journals published during
the period when each one was Invested
with the imaginary elements of character
supposed to be necessary to beat Gener-
al Grant in the presidential race. Hav
II run through the entire list of Demo
era from which by any possibility there
can ne candidate selected and having
abandoned the task as hopeless one,
the Democratic file leaders are now ran
sacking the Republican camp IN search OF
\ man on whom to bestow their seduet-
i've smiles and who is willing TO betray
the people by assisting to reconstruct the
disozsanized forces of our political enc
mics and lead them in forlorn hope
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Dated at Manitowoc, the 10Th day of Nyv. 1871.
sUITNsCrS.

Benjamin Jones. PfdilltiA.
dguinEt Summons for money
Ethan Colby & Emily ]. Colby demanded on con-
DcftadaRtS- tract. Com. not serv.
TO Ethan Colby and Emily j. Colty, Dcjtaddeas'
NToU hereby summoned and required TO answer
L the complaint in this action which VIII I've filed
in the oie of the Clerk the Circuit Court in said
County and serve COPY oI1yoUr answer on me at my
office III the City and Comfy ot Aauitowoc, Nlscou-
sin, within twenty days after the service hereof,
elusive of the day of such sorvice ami II you tail to
answer the complaint aforesaid the piaiut!h VIII
take Judgment against you for the sum OF Twenty
Three Hundred Eighty two and l3:lO0 dollars, with
interest from the 2Jt day of October, A ID. 1871 De
sides the costs of this action.
j. u. MARKHAM, Plaintiffs Anorney.
The complaint ia the above entitled action was
duly fled in the of The Clerk Of the Circnit
Court of Manitowoc County the 10th d., OF octo-
Der A. d. 1871. J. D. MARKHAM,
29-6t j. m ATTY for Plaintiff.
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s. S.s.yEoEEsDF,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer i'm
wi Boots Shoes, Leather, &C., &c. Shop on Buffalo
treet near the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
4 nd promptly executed.
Nauitowoc, September %. 1865
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GUSTAV. FEHFIS,

1VTATC5a7HAElEES and j JEN EaIEk- Or
w fers his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clocks and watches. Has a fine and we'll selected
assortnan the latest and best styles OF Clocks
American English and Swiss Watches. as also of Gold
AND Plated Jewelry, at his Brick Store on Sth
street Sout, aide one door south of Kremsrs. Mani
ou,c 9-Iy
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ED. MAERXLIW,

Y,ru~-tSf and sDothccary. SIN Street
1 J opsosite the Past p.Hce Is now fully provided
with II complete selection OF fresh Drugs aud Med
fcnes and offers his services especially To the PITSi
OF this village and county TOR the c.Pcfi ana
scientific preparation of their prescriptions. Is
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Ey.EEEI.l.fES ESD USE.

WILLIAMS tG y. ESAPETAN, Pro
"A. OrietDrs- This frst-class house is in excel
lem tion ani the proprietors confident thaf
they give catirs satisfaction 10 the travelling pub
die An Omnibus VIII always be ready to convey trav
lsers AMI from the boats.
Ftrnr~s anI Others can rely finding good
T,rb bnrses cattle
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f.. R.f.SS CN,

JEWEIER aud photo-ra rarsher. All
- kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
attended to- and warranted TO give satisfaction.
have iast received Wing ornsheys Multiplying
CAMERA 0SSCURA, with which | take small
pictures the faest order dollar per dozen
E Photographic taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
apstantIy on hand York Street l3-4tf
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z. "a ERI..

WORK street. Mani iit0woc Wis Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware. Boots and Shoes, Really made Clothing,
Paper hangin IS Hats and Caps, Toys Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &C., &c. share of public patti onage is so-
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COX s. Es ESaf.s'T.

Fy0U3s., SIGN AND CARRIAGE
i L Painter, Quay Street adjoining the new houring
mill Side. Oilers his service to the Citizens
this Village the above branches at the most res
40 uabIe rates York street North side
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ER I'D GEEGER.

nFEEgS to ssis many friends and the
~ public generally, choice selection OF Fresh
Meats Salt Pork aud Beet, Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders. Sausages, Talow and Lard at the lowest
r,t.s Market on Commercial Street. ely
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Ess ED C.aR Us,

nRACT1CAs. FUSaES, Keeps con-
4 stantly hand the largest and best assortment
caps of the latest stVles at the lowest pos
sibls prices and always pays the highest value in
far al inds Of ffurs lG-T
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IN PROBATE.
MANITowoC COUNTY COURT.

II the matter Of the Guardianship OF the minor
4 heirs Of Gottlieb kneller.
On reading ana fling the petition of William Rein
harit, Guardian of said Minors, representing among
other things, that the said wards seize" OF ceftsIu
real estate in the County of Ma3i.orsoc and that is
is necessary that the should be sold, and pray
ing for licence sell the same; ana it appearing to
the court, from said petition thai II Is nscss sy TO
sell said real estate it is ordered and directed that ts
of kin said wards and all erSons interested III
said estate, appear before me, Monday, the lth
day of Decernher A. D. 1871, 1T ten o'clock A NJ al
the Pr ohae Office in said County then and there tG
show ar any there be) why license should not
be granted for she sale Of said real estate, according
TO the prayer of said petition.
Aud is further ordered, tGst = copy Of t.li, order
shall be published for four Successive weeks prior ts
said day of hearing, in the Manirowoc "TBIBUNE" 3
weekly newspaper printed at Nanitowoc in sais
county. 5d-4t*
Dated at Manitowoc the 10th day of Nov. 1871.
TN PROBATE-Alanitowoc County Court
In the Matter of the Guariianssis ot the Hincr
Heir of Frederick Gelialy, tAcsase,t.
On reading and filing the petition ct Gottiob Belins
guardian of said minors representing among otEeE
things that the said wards seized of certain real
estate i'll the county Of NanitowCc and that il is
essary said minors sell .G real estate, it il
ordered and directed that the next of Kin to said
wards, and all persons Interested N said eanpear
before me. sonday the 4th day of December. A d.
d. Isl at O'Clock A. n at the Probate office in said
County, then and there 10 show lfanE there hel
why lcanse should not he granted Cor the sale of said
real estate, according 10 the PNer Of said petition.
And ii is further ordered, that ciy Of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing. in the Mautowoc TEIEUNE.a
weekly newspaper printed az ManltOwoc in SAID coUn-
ty-
Dated at Manitowoc. the sth day Of November, Il
D. 1871. WV. WALDO,
3O-it-a-p County Judge.
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FRED. sCHuGDEEs.

MEAT Mar-ket---sEayis:E purchaSed
ti the business of VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats at the
owsst rates share of public patronage solicited
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E5'EEE. II. E'E.4CE,

NOTARY PUBLIC AZ REAL ESTATE
~ Agent, Mtnitowoc, Wisconsin Will buy and
sli L.nIs examine Titles, draw Deeds, Mortgages
ani Contracts, open aud close Books or examine Ac-
esaats Call at j ID. Narlham Law 0fice. 1I-S1
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z "a * EE ETp.

ID Z the subscriber, one DARK Fed steer and one
Bull Cream color spotted with tail eut OF, both
will be years old next spring The owner Is re-
queted to prove property pay charges ana take them
away. HALN LIZ JciiNoON-
Town of Two Creeks Manitowoc County, Nov.
2qth 1871.
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RnTEx,S E0ESE.

HAM EsNs-s. proprietor lS2 Clinton
n strectsouth side near Union Depot aud ,ll steam
boat landings, Milwaukee,. Wis Boarding 10y the
DAY or week. Warin meals at al hours.
11-52-ly.
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nR. A. j. lsATCHEN. Dentist. 0G1ca
IL in Shernan'- building, 9Th Street,
Aanitowoc Wis.
aTeesn extracted withouG pain.
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.EDSEpsF SYKES.

HEAAE3s in Stoves; Tin, Sheet Iron
| , and Copperware manufacturer All kinds of
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
l4-1y
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sSr.a|r ez->z-xs -ss-- s~-5 -a
S5 81 -
STATE oF WIsCoNSIN( Cry TREAsURER's 8 oFFics
Manitowoe County. Muuitowoc Nov. 10, leiI-
NOTICE is hereby given TO the owners or occupants
this City that tee tax list for the Improvement of said
Washington street in the said 1st ard has been de-
liver@a for colietiOp yHd that the said owners
or occupants Of ots parcels uT lana frontnE on tbs
street above described hereby required 10 pay to
within thirty days after he date c this uotce ths
taxes charged in said the lots parcels oi land
owned by them respectively together with the com
mission per ccntIim the amount theresI Tor
collection fees aud HAT If such viii be paid
within fifteen days from the dsie % tn1s Gotce, the
faes for collecting the same Will lie only two Per
centgn the amount OF such taxes.
3I-4 A. IL RRICliTER. City Irea FuTSr.
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DE.S'TESTR 4,

ITnitcd States Assistant ASSESSOR =
~ Once on Sth Street, over First National Bank
Maaitowoc Wisconsin. 16-131y
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CHaS. w. WHITE

TFOzkSEYS at law. NanitOwOc,
"A Wisconsin. Once Eighth street. over the
Tfrst National Bank [jyI9'66l
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W.1EKEss s. srEITE,

COUNTY SURVEYOR, Office over
~ o. Torrson's Store; tho Bridge.
Aaaitowoc, Wisconsin 1855
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CODA WATER Manufactures respect
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