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INAUGURAL. ADslRESS.

President Grant was inaugurated in
til presence Of more than so, GOO of bis
fellow citizens on the 4th inst, and delig-
cred the following:
FELLOW CITIZENS In the providence
OF God L have been called second time
To act rs Executive over this great nation
1t has been my endeavor in the past TO
mainta n all the laws, and, so far as lay
IN my power, TO act for the best inter
ests of the whole people. My best ell
forts will be given in the same direction
in the iuture, aided, trust. by lily four
years experience IN the Office When
my first term of the office of Chief Exc
cutive began, the country had not recov-
cred from the effects of u great internal
revolution, and three OF the foremost
states of the Union had not been restor
ed to their federal relations 1t seemed
to me Wise that no war question should
be raised as long As that condition of
affairs existed. Therefore the past four
years L have endeavored, so Tar as [ could
control events, to restore harmony, pub
lie credit. commerce, aud al the arts Of
peace and progress. Ii is my firm con
viction that the civilized world is tending
toward repubi!canIsm or government by
the people, through their chosen repre-
sen.atives aud our cwn great rept. bic
Is destined to be the guiding star to ali
others. Under our republic we support
an army less ;faD that of any European
lower oil any standing, and navy less
than that OF at least FIVE of them. There
could be ne extension of territory on
this continent which wo,5id call for an in
crease oi this iOrc", but rather might
such extension enabie Us to decrease 1t.
The theory Of government changes
with general progress.
Now that the telegraph system is made
available fer communicating thought, 10
getlIer with rapid transit by steam. ali
parts cl the continent are made eonlisu-
Gus fer aii purposes Of Government, and
communicated between the extreme
haits OF the country made easier than IL
was throughout the old thirteen states
a. the beginning cf cur na,ional cxis
tence.
The effects Of the la,e-civil strife have
been 10 Egce The slaye aad make him 4
citizen, te. hc i hot / S>esScd OF t 8
rights which the ciuzcus:'ip should
carry with 1t Tins Is wroug and needs
correction. To this correction [ stand
committed SO far a executive influence
can avail Secial equality is not a sub
ject to be iegislatcd upon, nor shall ask
that anything be done to advance the so
c.al status of 'he eolored man, except to
give iiim fair ci,aEee to develop what
ihere Is good IL hi,a Give him access
t schcols. AMI hen be travels let him
feel AT once ,hst his conduct viii regulate
/ The treatment that he should receive
lie states lately at war with the Gen
| eral Government are now happily rela-
/ b,iitated, aad 70 executive control is
exercised in aay ore OF them that would
fos be ex, rcisei IN any other state under
Ike circumstances L. the first year OF
| she past administration the proposition
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1t WAS highly appropriate that Henry
Ward Beecher should close his adnlira-
bic lecture ,s here on Manhood and
Money with an allusion to the great
danger which threatens the people from
railroad moDopolies. 1t is subject that
the Sentinel has often discoursed upon.
and we are glad that the most eminent
clergyman in America, in his visit to
the principal cities Of the Union, drops
warning word in the ears Of the peo
pie to. put them On their gua,d Mr..
Beecher trembles for the future when he
cuntempiates the enormous power that
Is welded by the three great lines of
railway that have their termiIi in New
York but what will that rover be if
not only these three, but all the corpora
tons in the United States should be
consolidated under one board of dlrcc-
tors, and that board really managed aud
controlled by IN able, aggressive, and
despotic man whose ambition was equal
to his power? With power to elect
judges and legislatures, to suborn wit
nesses and bribe juries, with money to
employ the best legal talent in the mar
ket, and ability to choose or defeat the
Governors of states, who can set limit
to such tyrant's operations, or who can
predict the fatal results that must OYER
take the peoples liberties under the
sway of his iron rod ? People smile and
say that such day is afar off, but ii it
be, it is because they will be admonished
in season to ward off the impending dan
ger by being prepared for it. If it is 10
be averted at all, il must be by that eter-
nal vigilance that is the price of liberty.
-Senttael. llaA i1
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= . ~
pared with the sins of democracy as a
nip of the parscas grass did to killing
and eating men, women and children.
There is something supremely ridiculous
in the efforts of party that has drenched
a land in blood, and carried mourning to
nearly every hearth q the land. and s,ls-
tanned themselves years mon the trans
actions OF ring OF thieves, to try and
raise dust over little business trans
action (of a half dozen mem sufficient
20 cover the .rast transactions of their
shameful career, and once more induce
the people to open their arms and take
them to their hosoms, as though this
little Credit hIobilier affair could wash
their robes. and make them white.
Verify, a drowning man catcheth at a
straw
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THE Postmaster General denies the
telegraphe ed report of malignant cores
pondents that Colfax was Nesbitt' attor-
ney to secure the extension of his con-
tracts for envelopes What he did was
simply to urge that Nesbitt's hears hav-
ing all the facilities for furnishing enyel-
epcs should be allowed to furnish a tenn
porary supply until Il new contract was
made
The Postmaster General says that he
never supposed for u moment that Col
fax desie ned or attempted to influence
him In his action in arguments improper
" and that similar suggestions as to the
interests If constituents are frequently
made by members of Congress without
comment or intimat ion Of their inlprorli-
ETY..
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yirtue ol an ecleg 1ton issned 0ut uf the Crcnil
~ Court OF Maritowoc County, Wisconsin. upon q
judgment re.dercd in said County, the 21th ,iar
oi N0Vember \. ID. 1872. before Don 4 Shove. Police
JnStIce, fer the City aEd County OF Mquitowuc il
favor OF Geo n Hocden, and against Pct Brown and
HlaGF 1Fown. transcript OF winch sad iJid--
nient was duly filed in the office oI the Clerk o tI..
Circuit Court Of Manitowoc County. aud said iua.-
hent duly docketed in said Office on the 10th d,y c
january \. ID. 1878, have levied upon all the right
tile ami Interest which the said Peter Brown aaG
Mary Brown Had ON tie 10th day of JANUARY A u
40" or m any time thei eater Of in and the follow
ing described property iO-f-- The east half of the
hor;i west qua; ter of section no. ca twenty-seycj
township no (Zl) twenty o'e, north OF rang. no. t.3
wenty-ihree east, in tie County Sianitowoc and
State oi Wisconsin, winch viii sell at Public auction
10 the highest bidder at the door of tie Court
l'nsc ia tue tlfy OF Han;tuwoc, and said County OF
M1nitowoc, on Saturday the I2th day OF Aprl ISI..
at ~ clock III the forenoon of said day.
Dated, Sheriff Office. Manitowoc Wisconsin this
10th day OF February 1873.
4out Il. D. SMART Sheriff
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BazaIzrupf Sale.

Dated, Manitowoc. Wis. Feb 9th. 1873.
r. u. SMART, Sheriff. Man. c
j ID MapEUA,f IIffs.
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4 tIRCJlT COURT, AIlnIt0w0c County, Christ
" koebka Ggti3sSt Ferd Fautz and EiiI... Paufz his
wife. In viItue OF and persIant TO :. Judgment ri,r
of Foreclosure and sale rendered the above
action ON the 18th day of February 1873 regular
term of the Circuit Court for Mantowoc County /
shall expose fer sale and sell Public Yendue ut the
Sheriff s Office IN the City and County of Mantowoc,
state OF Wisconsin, on the 10th day of April A. d.
1873 at ten O'Clock NJ. ali the following mort rtraqcfi
premises or much of the may he necessary
TO satisfy the amount adiHdged the Plaintiff to-
geter with tile costs and expenses t9-Iru: Fifty feet
front ON f-rk street by eighty feet deep of lot eigh
~ III block One Hundred and sixty-five (lG5) also
lot no. five tj) i'll block Two hundred h!rtv-eet
(2S, and the north twenty 2) feet of lot no seven
a. in block no. One hundred and sixty-five 64 sit
nate III the City of MantOwoc, in the County Of MAJ
Ito soc and State of Wisconson.
Dated, Manitowoc. Wis. Feb. 24th 1873.
r. d. SMART Sheriff Man Co
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Ehar.iR,s &-In

5 iiRCUIF Court, ManitOwCc County Mead Holmes
~ against W iiliai DeviIe and Francis Dcyine Iu
viftut oi and persGan to ugn order furcco-
sure and "A rendered i'll the above cutite,l action
on the 18TH day OF Feb ry 1873, regular tern.
Of the Circuit Court Tor Nai3tuwc County shall es
pose Tor sale and sell at Public Yeudue the Sheriff
Office ID the Court House i'll the Cry and County OF
hanItowoc, Stale OF Wisconsin the 10Th tl.ty o;
8pril, HeXt, n d. 1873 at ten O'Clock 4. NJ all the
following nortgaged premises so much OF the
same as may be necessary satisfy the amount adj
judged To the Plaintiff together with the costs and
expenses, toUt: The north half OF the south ea~t
quarter oi section no a. township no twenty
i2Cl north OF range no. twenty (2ll east con
tanning eighty tSU acres of land according Cove
meht survey he the same more or less situate in tt.
County of MnnItowoc, State OF Wisconsin,
Dated MaDitUwOc, Wis Feb 2ith 1873
X. d. SMART Sheriff Man Co.
i d n piH's At4o-,.,.
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SONGS for the PIANO.
Nailed, postpaid, on Receipt OF Price.

Darling. am Lonely Now So c.. .....Si icwart 50
Sweetest Song and Chorus. banks 8
Matte May Song and Chorus. Dauks So
L-.St ana ID st'l- 1''ti-d' ithliihcI
Think OF me, Darling. Song and Caorus.. M;eTs 81
Asking Blessing from Mother. :. ( c.. Stewart
kecoiect.ons of Childhood Baritone Song. Banks 30
Thou art re langcs Nine. Ballad, banks, s
Hear me say my Little Prayer 8 x. C......Pratt -
Close ti.e Shutters, NiieS Dead, S.St. Stewart s.;
Ethel nreene Song ani Chorus, ,....... per.iey. -
Qut DAT Tc&lin Me. Song aud Dance. - Hay, 80
fOnL always find me|fruc :. & c. Hays %
*Dead, but not Forgotten :. & c. Hays, 20
Meet Inc Maggie. Song K Chorus, Hays so
%Lay me where ray Mothers Sieeping,S s &C Stewart
Father of All. Sacred Song pauseToH 10
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OFFERS to his many friends and fhe
~ public generally, choice selection of Fresh
Meats, Salt Pork and Beet, Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders, Sausages, Talow and Lard at the lowest
rates. Market on Commercial Street. 9-1y
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Il. KERR,

WORK Street. sEanifosgoc. Wis Dealers
i in Dry Goods, Groceries, Grockery, Fancy Goods
GLASS ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing
Paper haIlgn5s Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers. Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &C., &C. share of public patronage is soIi-
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DISTRICT Court of the United States Eastern
District OF Wisconsin
In the matter Of Nicholas yader, Bankrupt


sCY virtue of an order made by the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern District or
lsconsin ON the twelfth day OF February 1873 I
VIII sell at Public Auction at the Z. :. Marshall. Or
nee, Z. y. building, Milwaukee, Wis, the following
described property belonging 10 the estate Of said
EadeT tOIch: The east hall the south east auar
ter Of section twenty (2l) also the south wcs,
quarter OF the sonth east quarter of section twenty
one q all IN town q. rae ., excepting % acres
near the 5 W corner of said south west quarter of
south eastdlirter aud covering graves thereou also
tie north west quarter OF the north east Quarter Of
section S,.town Il range %, containing il an l5sI%
acres, more or less situate, lying and being in the
County OF Manitowoc and State Wisconsin FREE
and clear JroH al fRcatDJoarcs, on the 2ItH dav of
April 1873 at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. to the highest bidder
for Cash.
46-6t CHARLES II. HAMILTON Assfqfee
IN NPROBATE,-Niaeitowoc County Court In the
i matter of estate Of Gusfare Ad1Ipl Loreuz de-
ceased On reading and fling the petition Of Anna
Ntharina L"rcHz ol Centrev.lle presenting among
other things that Gusave Adoiph LcreIz laie OF Cen
treTil!e on the liih day OF February A. u ls.3 at
CentreViiie, died estae. letvin. goods ella -ls and
estate within tiis state and that the ad petitioner
Is tiic widow OF sad deceased and pray. .at ad
nnsir.t'on of zd estate BE I" Jacob i..iri.-f grant
ed 1t Is ordered shat said petition be heard before the
Jusage OF this Court, Monday. the eth day Of
March A D. 1875 at 10 O'Clock II. ~ NY ,iIi-. IN
said County. Ordered further, that notice thereof Le
gwen to the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons
interested, by pHblisiiiEg copy this eider for
three successive weeks prior said day hearing 10
the 'MASiTywcc TRIBUNE, a weekly lsew=5aIer pui,-
lisi-e at HaEiinxoc ia said I .silty
46-3t p w " W WALDO. Co Judge.
Dated AanitoToc the 24th day of February A. d ,
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GESTAE. EEERS.

NNTATCiEMANER and IEsyELER Of
w fsrs his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks and watches. Has fine and well selected
assortment of the latest and best styles of Clocks
American. En- -lish and Swiss Watches also of Colo
and Plated Jewelry, at his Brick Store on Sth
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40 East Water Street Milwaukee. t. whom an er,-
r-unications should be adiro~,sd
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e.. SCFFFETz gD.

NJANUFAesTURES AND DEALERS
vi in Leather, Hides Shoe Findings, Betting oiall
sizes constantly hand at Milwaukee prices. Our
DetiaS Is male ot the best tanned Leather. Cice.
On sth street, Ssath side, door north of Williams
House, M:fitowcc Wis.
Es>Casl paid fer Hides, Skins Tallow aud Bark--es
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S. S.S.Y.zsERSsl.Y.

MANUFACTURES and Deaier in
VI Boots Shoes, leather, &C., &c Shop on Buffalo
street, the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Manitowoc, September 90, 1865.
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City Election n Office.

CIrT CLERKS OsFICE,
Alenitowoc, Nis, March 9th 1873.
NT0TICE is hereby given. THAI St the annual Gle.
Y ti3H To 10 held the several Warlscf TIL, Civ
the irsj Tues!ay. ben, The first day pr Itea.
tie following Gi:y uilicr:o 10 he elected:
far the City 0ue Mayer and one Treasurer
Fer e,c Of tie FuUr gs,rtis: Three jeruen. olst
Supervisor 60 which Office OF the Alderinen az
ae designated IstiCV OF the Peace and enc l.
Stable, IT the iOiuvinG places:
1st NGrI--CuisEcit Room.
2d Ward-Giicc OF 3. James.
Sd Ward-II1use OF Casl Nestphal.
4ti Ward-oiice of l. Conway.
PRED. BORCHEGDT.
City Clerk, pro lem.
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Judicial Election Notice.
OFFICE OF SscREFAnY ov STA7f.

MADISON. H i>eonsi j
6TlCEi IS hereby given. that at Judicial Flee
! ton, TO be held IN the several towns, wards aud
election precincts IN the STATE ct Wisconsin, on the
fst Tuesday. being tke hT,t day ef April next the
ioiowluS officers are to l-e ciocsei. L. vat:
An Associate JUaticc OF Tie S.tremc Court il; the
i'ace q! pE-ANVs COLE. who's ui Office ,iil
pare On The thiiJy-rst day ai May, 1873. 4 County
Judge Tor Aanitowoc County place ". w yA AZ
DO whose term OF oi'ce VIII expire tie Slsl day Of
Decoinbcr, A. D. lS13
s'id eieciiru 70 be conducted. the canyassed
;si..i returns made pursuant TO law
N'iNen GIl"r lny hand and the Great Seal of the
OF isceisin at the Caliltl Madison, this 20tn
day Of February, A d. 1873.
H. = IL, BREE T,
Secretary OF State.
SHEFIfF's OErIcE
Aanituy:tC, March 9Th 1878
compliance with the foregoing, and tthe stattl-
les IN siIch cases n;tt an provided: Notice is here
by given that election Will be held IN The several
towns and election precincts in the Ccrtysuf Manitu-
Woe Wis. for the officers above named on Tuesday
the first day OF April, Is.S.
r. y. SNiRT.
4t-it Sheriff for Nanitowoc &c.
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ED. MhERKLIW,

hrug-isf and ApOtlsecnry. Sfi, Street
i y opposite the Post 0fire Is fully provided
with n complete selection OF frssh Drugs aud Meli-
icues and offers his services especially the PuYsI-
CLANS of this village aud county tor the careful and
sefelat. fc preparation of their prescriptions 13-
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InstTlula lanfal IsIusica
Sheriff Sale.

J piece mailed, post paid on receipt Of marked
: Afdress, j. l.. = f1TER =
4i-onl 5JJ Broadway, New York.
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r. RA.E,SGH.

TEwELER and Photographer. All
~ kinds cf work inthe line Of my business prompt
ly attended to- and warranted TO give satisfaction.
CAMERA oSSCURA, with which take small
pictures of the finest order, FOR dollar per Dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums ald Frames
onstantly hand York Street. I3-4tf
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U0USE. Sign AND CARRIAGE
1 Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the Touring
mill South Side Oilers his service to tue Citizens
of this City in the above branches at the most
sonable rates.
Mantcwac. June 14th 1872.
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EssEEs sE,DEE.

M EAT Mark purchased
lNl the business of Nm- Brown, L shall hereafter
constantly Keep on hand tn choicest meats at the
owest rates. share of public patronage solicited
1911
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.EDSEPss NY.HEES.
CH.sEsEES EOYER.

hEALER in Stoves; Tin. sheet IrCE
L and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds Of
epairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
hcs. LILY
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THs lass F.eE.-ll census ehoss that
thsie ate 81, ,Q03 :nS.es married men than
mari led wdmen IN Frarce.
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FRED CsEEsgS.

DKACT1SAL F1Rs Ear, Keeps con-
i stantly on hard the largest and best assortment
of hats and of the latest STYLES at the lowest pos
sible prices and always pays the highest value in
fer, al kinds o furs. 16-7
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Special Notices.
To COnSumDfjVes.

The advertiser, having bern permanently cured OF
that dread disease, Consumption iy simple remedy
Il 4nxious To make known 90 his fellow sufferers the
means Of Urc To all Who desire H. bc aill send-a
copy Of the prescription used [lrce Of clarga with
the direct ions !or preparing aIsd using the se ie
they viii GHd zURE CUEE for CaSsusrP lIo. sTHs.i
BEOScIi!Iis. &c.
Parties y isiling the p.e-Frp viii please address
CO. 1J2IIy Rev. EDWARD 4 WILSON.
~ Pom str.et. Mi.li..- LlIrslL \ y
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nR- e. i. E>AECIEEN Dentist. OFF ce
~ in Sherman's building, on Sth Street,
Msnitowoc Wis.
pA Teeth extracted without pain.
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Rev. Mr.. Forbush, Unitarian minister,

Rev. Mr.. Forbush, Unitarian minister,
before large audience, made the pas
toral ihe subject Of his discourse, and
took strong grounds against it. This
morning Bishop Gilman publishes a let
ter defending and explaining the pastor
al at length and concludes with this pro-
position to the School Board: Catholics
shall build their own school houses and
teach them during school hours under
the control of the public school board,
during which time no religious instruction
shall be given but before or after school
hours religious Instructions shall be per-
mitted. The teachers of said schools
shall be Catholics, and he paid by the
School Board
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.E.aD. r. xF.B.SS.

DEKYSSsss41T and Surgeon. tenders
L his professional services the people of the City
and coHnty of Manitowoc Office over j. A. hoehers
store. 1a-1
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DEsrTISTR V

CODA HATEss Manufacture respect
y fully requests and viii fill orders promptly at his
Factory corner tn and Jay street, Manitowoc 16-T
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NTERCas 's'..z40RENG ESfA5s-
wi slIiLent. Sth street south end of Bridge
The tailoring depar Is complete, and contains
n large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly hand. Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere 1921
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The drawing Will he conducted on lie stage OF tfe
Ae;''ein! OF Music in fHi! view ;hs audience and
uhder Personal supervision - the following vsil
known aud dizinterrssod gentlemen who lys 5I,
consented 70 act as =
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CEE.sRLES SC.sEEEEEs,
FRED SEWGER.

IIASHIOyARSS4E TAILOR, has re-
II moved to BuiIalo street , doors west of Eand !
StJre. All work warranted well done and to fit.
Miinitowoc, Nov so, lSI2. 1855.
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DaA@zEu coy5 SzA'rrEg,

aii 'io VIZ make Is t,ieis ,.ty ta csfe.5iily rrd
Inc interest of every ti.,-t- cr near ard
''a'ner Z, hellrss- ksg.. ua kcii,-2 q Natha,rty.
.nsNE"ice Agents II, u. Ses.ziel i.sq President
ailNi'HNee Atiscs! suc2t! Hon Si5Tsis Sclusnla~
tr"priefor tanner ais! Eciksirell.,.r A!a.;l,v'
Nena4i, Secretary Milwaukee Beard of Water q. IA
n,ssi.iiefs dos. H. CcrGe, Esq., Wholesale Grocer;
Ad- Ae'Hocke, Esq Proprietor Neh.ecke's Willow,
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LAWS PASSED an THE FGRTY.sEC.
orb CONGRESS-.
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sg. ED.gIEEE. ,yE. 81.

DH YSES'z q n Surgeon. .S q Scc01es,car
Office on Sth street, over Bacons Drug store
Manftowoc, Wis oiHce open at all hours Calls at
tended promptly. 1S-@2
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Tuesday, March 25th,
at lhe
AcADEAY G2 MUSIC, MIawAUkEE,


NJ Ase!iis are peremPtorily ro4a.re To cIosc tr.r
:, es 'i.,i t. sesd tei- rcofs on fiie IGt a.y II
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omeers s. Directors ofthe Association.

oEFicERs-L- a. Sehni,lt,,cr, President: p.
netSsef' wee President; i. IS. Jacobs, Secretary:
hIi=~roEs-G G. TrumPff. President So,.th Side
iaAk; August Grer,ich Whdla-:.ie Is,ror psa..-:
L Scinidtner, Ai''s&uHee Crri Iluus,. architect;
: itiettr"ek, tt'oriey-ai-L T. y .ial,obs GEN
oA'.4eF ot5o Hwicta>ch, Irepr etJr Soda Mater
S@ctery = = Naii-rtia,scr. iiar,iwore sfei,l.t.st
.!"''io EihH Contractor Milwaukee Court Hon.
70" AscIiernann, !irics Glr Iubacyuist: p y Hes-
Ter froHrietor milwaukee, -'See Bo.e- j. p kissiu-
''l: v h"leSaie Liquor &ercaat, r. y. IIUndhausen
cN-Mjiwaukee city ressgrcr: = L. Mann Afgoruey
a. la" Lewis R.5'isE.pI. ! A,rrrnau. Milwaukee,;
HERMAN foeafaut Proprietor Ta'negy- s 7 Hook
eT Comm isSion Merchant: sam E!nasko,.s NIole-
sale is,.u'r Merchant.
9-tircuiars coni.irins fall particulars scnt On
appl.catioU nee ul charge.
E5Ss@ Money should lie sent in registered letter,
Post ONCE orders OF lay express.
PAUL DEcHTNER, General Manager.
$50 East Water Street 1siw4u!lec t. whom all er,
r-unications Should be addressed