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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-22
NO. 6.

c'it'hl'ia'e ami Russia viii then be af,,
tn vIniicate her interets
fre>i+i, n Ihier> has appointed N
CaSltner Periere Minister of The I.rerie,
VI. II nrtnur Minister of Pt.bic WorL :
,nd VI Naddinston Minister If P.,i,.
Instruction. he other Ministers are M.
changed
Snow fell in the north of England OF
Sunday.
Inc Acadia powder works at Waverly,
n. 3, exploded ca Saturday, damagiinia'
several buildings.
Cari1sts have, III some instances, mu-
fIated the bodies of Spanish solder
who fell into their hands.
News from ChiE is that a party o
fuS1an Indians made raid on the cat.
tie at freshwa5er Bay, but were repuls
ed with loss of ten killed. Ca1ta5l
Herwood, OF the American ship Mar
lost at sea. was shot by justice OF tn.
peace. VIM. Hail, managing enginee
OF the Amboy Mining Company. wa.
shot by native ,aborer.
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The Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail Road
Conn any ba~ declined the acceptance of
the grant made TO them by the last Leg
islatrre. after having used every means
to Obtain the same through their agents
last winter at Madison.
That this action Is most coniemptibie
and downright insult to the members
of the Legislature and TO the whole State
in their constituents. will be felt by every
one Can it be possible that Il is com-
rany used over half the time of an entire
State Legislature to raise by its enact
ment the stock of that company and
thus throw into its treasury a million or
two of money? o. did that company
obtain the grant for the purpose of pre-
venting or at the least delaying the
building of the proposed roads ard per-
hars thus canse the total loss of the
land grant tn the State?
The excuses of the Rail Road Com
pany for their nefarious action are TO,
lame almost to deserve any notice a rich
company like the NJ Il s. p. can always
command what money they want in any
common undertaking and certainly
much more so. where such a rich grant is
connected with it. The company's blame
of the Governor fer injuring their pros
rects by his decision in the case Of the
Central. is contradIcted by the sudden
rise of their stock as soon as the grant
was made to them and the companv's
complaint that the requirements from it
bv the Legislature are too hard 70 be
horne is the most contemplate excuse
of them all because the companv's own
Attorney drew the bin passed by the
Legislature. himself.and it was sanctioned
at that time by the managers of that
cnrrnratinn.
We are anxious TO learn whether the
VI. & S. y Co cannot he made res,on-
sihle for such a swindle in the loss of
time by the legislature and the possible
subsequent loss of The entire Land Grant
to our State
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rIebtfnns campaceney was sudde, lj
| shocked tv the quarrel between the Aus
frian Directors of the exposition and ont
OF the IMPERIAL Princes. scandal which
touches more deeply the natural pride al
| monarchy than Of republic While
IN the nid>, of his mortifcation a sudder
financial nanlc was created and Rothsehiid
| was publicly ihsulted. The faults o.
Young America are more npen and nnsn
phisilcated than those of the old wnrl /
hut when cnce these old doerS meet with
nishap there is no recovery, Credit
Mob lier wanii excite no sensation be-
cause it is everyday illustration of politi.
cal morality in Europe
The financial crash at Vienna is trace
able to British intrigue America wa,
formerly the huating ground of British
speculation. our old loose financial sys-
tenn giving ample opportunity for de-
s'-urtivc manipulation Since the or.
gan'zation of our financial system, under
Republican administration especially
nnder the management Of s p Chase.
these intrieues fail oftheir usual affect
and now the English spirit of mischief is
seeking new fields for demonstration
Finding speculation in Austria oyerdone
the Bant; of England suddenly erased
from its discount list several Vienna banks
that had made large advances. thus
erippling their power to meet the crisis.
RnthSch;ld as the supposed inst igator of
the mischief was rightly treated on the
street.
The Internal Revenue Office of the
Treasury. through resignation, deaths
and other casualties has been reduced
considerably below the legal force. no ap-
pointments having been made for some
time. Commissioner Douglass declined
to receive anv Of the lady applicants who
lately passed examination before the
Treasury Board on the grounds that la
dies were incompetent to discharge the
special dniies required. bookkeeping Get
The work in this Office is declining. The
reduction of the taxes and the consalida-
tion &c the business by the discharge of
an immense number of assessors have
controlled the range of duties Of the CEN
trail office hnt it is more than likely that
this consolidation will result in enlarge
mentS that will give the co:DnlISsin ner
aud his clerks considerable employment
for years 10 come. LIFE.
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p. r. R., ten miles west of Dexterville.
was destroyed, and large amount of
timber burned. The atmosphere at
Grand Rapids, on Saturday. was fillel
with smoke.
Sealles' ice house, in Oshkosh was
burned or Sunday afternoon. Loss ST.
5e0-insurance S4OO.
A fire in Sexmith & Sons lumber
yard. Fond du Lac, destroyed s., 600
worth of lumber.
An establishment for the manufacture
OF pals, tubs, washing boards, cigar
boxes, etc, viii soon be in operation in
Sheboygan.
The Shawano County Journal reports
fires In the woods on all sides.
Ihe Menasha Press urges the forlna-
ton of city government.
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Wiscon in Press Anniversary.

The seventeenth annual convention of
sbr Wisconsin Edit RS and Publishers
Association will be held in La Crosse on
Tuesday. June 18th. 1873. As that
day will be the 2UOth anniversary of
lie discovery of the Upper Mississippi.
hy explorers from the ST Lawrence, the
occasion should he hnnofed by literary
exercises of an interesting and useful
character; hy social estivities Appropriate
To both anniversaries; and by supplement-
AIRY explorations among the large trbu
taries of the two great rivers of the
Continent. The Address will be de liver
I'd by Col + A Caikinz. of the Milwaukee
News. The Poem will be reed By Mr..
Le R"y IornS. of the Coiumbhs Re-
publican Well dige>led and carefully
prepared pa uers. upon topics CT special
interest 10 the pres. or at general inror-
tance are solicited from members nf the A.
Snciation and. if not too lengthy. should
e read before the Convention aud publ h.
ed with its proceedings Historical
contl IbutInns bearing upon the rise, pr"
gses> and development OF any and al
iocaii,Ies or cen uIit:es In the North
west, although crmpa ativeIy or ap
Iareutly unifn porianl nuIy. while verified
by 81 many witnesses OF events thus re-
corded. will become valuable for future
reference, when The en,rriri>iny rinnecr>
who led hither the march of civiIizasi n
>haIl have rassed away Some of our
Former anniversaries having been pro-
'iucr We of substantial benefits TO tho
tnttic. hv judiciou> and united advocacy
# worthy objects. wlrh needed the
vigorous CO. operation of the Press We
should he encouraged To make the forth
coming anniversary one of memorable
interest, ty marked attention to the
necessities of The people III regard 10 nur
domestic commerce, which. with it~
rapid growth. demands every available
facility fnI transportation aud the only
eeliei frnm burdens that now ret hravils
upo the pr .dueers and consumers of this
country
Circulars will be mailed to inemh"r- Of
the A>-ociatiton in the first week of J une
ANNOUNCING programme.
La CROSSE. Wis. May 18th, 1878
CHAKLFS SEYMOUR.
Prest Wis Eds aud Pubs Ass n
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NOBILIEH AGAIN.

The decision to bring the Credit No.
5'lier suits at Hartford exeites some sG.-
iri>e. The prospect that ConRreSsmen
whn received dividends will also be mad.
defendants has greatly alarmed twa gen
remen from whom teleyrams Of inquir,
were received here o-day. We'll known
and numerous Cangressmen whose names
were not elected in the Congressional in.
vestigation were implicated. and Mr.. Ash.
ton says this suit will bring them to the
sur acss.- The Indications are that the
eod # ibis spesdal Is DOT yes
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From the Washington Republic,


The tendency of Democracy is toward
ignorance. The church and the puLlic
school are the natural enemies OF Tins
tos>liztd ariy, that exists only in names
aud l. kept alive ouly by the euein brauct'
of what II WAS In furmer years. Awaie
of this en,hIty, the Democratic leaders III
those SialCs where II s'l. holds power
are doing all they can to suppress bolh
{ e church and he system nf tree schnui>
he Tree school system OF Texas would he
nveri brown were it liz the pow.r ui
Democracy. Every obstacle is thrown
in its way, and hut for the extraordinary
effurfs III It's friends it would have been
crushed out long since. We believe the
day Is not far distant when Texas will
rcease itself from the thralduin of
Democracy. and with i Republican State
government move on To the high destiny
which awaits it. Once enlighien It's
people hy a liberal system of educate n,
anq he oi'roneni of free schools will he
looked upon as d pubic enemy.
Point to Il State where Iber al De
nncracy has Obtain. d !. tnnt hold and we
will >hnw you d Stale lacking in pros
ie'liy; lis administration nf Justice 81
mockery its people lacking in,hrii, an,i
ind ustry its >ch"nl sy-ten defecl,Ve IFS
internal Improvements unworthy he
ss'lrli of the age and it, growth. bnth IL,
wealth and population. l.aralyz by tn.
iniitical incubus under which it abors
The nation dates he birth oi its present
prosperity from the hour when il shook
| off Democracy and accepted the procres
sive doctrines of The Republican party.
"The naticn befnre party should be
the watcIword IF rue citizens every
where. To defend The natinn. upheld iJS
laws, secure the ibe,tie, of the people
and purify public sentiment require,
oreauiza'ion. The Republican party
was created ard has grown in power tor
| these objects of mutual defense and i'm
provement. Therefore best serve the
nstion is TO strengthen the party that
advances It's interets.
The true citlvcn never advances his
own interests at the expense of the COM
munity in which he lives.
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SUNGS for the PIANO.
Nailed, postpaid. on Recent OF Price

Darling am Lonely Now. S. & c.. ....Stevart :,
Sweetest. sum-. and Chorus ..--..-. banks 3
NaitIc May Song and Chorus. banks 3
stand Saved, Ballad, DonHtEer 3,
farewell. Darling, I'LL Meet. ...... RoSewIg, &: 1
Think Of mr, DtrlHE. Song and Chorus. Miess 3
Asking Blessing from Mother. :. & c.. Stewart ,.
hccul-ct iuns Of Childhood. Baritone Song banks 3
Thou art no IInger Nine Ballad, ,.......- Dauk~ :.
Hear me say my Little PRAYER. : g. C. . p atr -
Close the Shutter-. Ntle's Det. S.yC.. Stewart 3
Ethel nreeme Song and Ciiurus ...... Prrsiey ,.
ttnt dat ficklin Me- Song and Dance.. Hays. 3
i"u u algay- Ind me true. : C. Hans 3
dead. but not Forgotten = & G.. ........ IIav~ /,
*Nect ine Maggie. song a Chorus ...... . HAYS Z
*Lay me wnere ms Nrth"rs SieepiHgS &C. Stewart
Father of All. Sacred Song. Pauserun ;,
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FOR SALE!-

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
farm Of sixty acre with barnes
and outhouses appertaining
thereto in the village Of
Mishicott, for sale on easy
terms. For particulars of
terms enquire on the premises
or Oh Ira 2. SAITH, Of thiscity.
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EE.. A. RES.I.HT.

HOUSE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE
Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the new Touring
mill South Side. Offers his service tn the Citizens
of this City in the above branches at the NEST re
sonable rates.
Manituwoc. June i4th 1872.
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FRED. SCHsssEDEsa.

MEAT Narket.--Eaying purcssa~es.
vi the business OF " IA. Brown, shall hereafter
Constantly keep hand the choicest at the
owest rates. share of public patronage solicited
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SheriH's Sale

/ virtue ol an execution issued of AMI un,l,
ID the al the circuit Court uf Man.towuc loni
~, Nsc"hS'l, upon Judgment rendered ia ss
county Oh tue 2sfh day OF hdrch A. ID. 1913 be.oFe :.
= Ahd-rs"n a Justice OF tic Peace iur Muuitow,
county, in ii'v"r oi e. Christ aii>un and against join
L He.hrIciIs, a transcript VIII ci said iu,ingI..t
was duly filed III the office of the Clerk of tin. Ctu
Cenrt oi MIni%iwtc county, aud slItl judgment lut
dockete'i IN said Office the Twenty-ci.Hrh tay =,
March A d. 1913, haIe levied upun ali th,. Ii.gI,
title and interest WHICH thr SAID John L. Iiririci.
had Oh the twenty eighth day of March A b. 1913 81
at any time thereafter ui, III and to the tuIj WIN
property 10 wit: 1lie east half the uorIh half .
the west hal OF the uhrt west quarter section n
ca twenty-Iour, township (i9) nineteen north ,
range no. 81 twenty-tIrce east, which will sell a,
Public 'endue 10 the hiSe>t bidder my office T,
the Court iiuil>e in the CIty of Manituwnc and "a.
county "f Manituwoc ON Saturday the t>t tlay
May 1913 at 40 ociick in tir forenoon al snfd a.,
Dated sheriff office AanitoSoc, Wisconsin tn
18TH day o April A. ID, iSTS
2o-Iot II. d. SMART.
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OFFERS to his many friends and fsI I
~ public generally chuIce selection Of fresi
Meats. Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and lianis
Shoulders. Sausages, raiow aud Lard at the loves
rates rket on Commercial street ely
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~ PROBATE Mantewoc County Court

1 PROBATE Mamtnwoc County Court
In the matter OF the estate of Patrick Neal die
easad.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Letters Of Admit.
I>trauun ON sald estate having been ssuei fo rhs
Conhell uli the 5st day OF March, A. ID. ISIS and
months from and after said day beng allowed aI
Limited Tor creditors TO pr~eHt their claims exam
iiiati"n ami allowance Notice i herrI,y given IF.,
the undersigned wiii list Monday uf June IL
and on each succeeding first Munday of the f How
ing mouths dur ny the time limited far the rrt,et
tatlon {" claims ngaInst eaid estate and also Oh Ntr,
day the 9Th of October tie last d;ty said SIX u,nf
al ih" Pr'la'e office the city Manitowoc in -,
county, receive. examine, and adjust all claims All,
demands "i all persons against said decreased
At tir W. " WALDO, Co Judge
Dated this 9TH day Of Nay 1873
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e. KERR.

WORK Street. t.ManitOwoc-W Wis Dealers
in Dry Goods. Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hanginSs Hats and Caps, Toy, Children Caps.
Live Geese Feathers. Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &C., &c. share of public patI onage is soil
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FRED CIR Us.

DHAEEIEAE EastiER. Keeps CON
i st;,ntiy hand the largest and best assortment
of hats and caps the latest stvle at the lov POS
sibs prices, AMI always pays the highest value liz
cash fcralI kinds offGrs. l6-I
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y. S.syEsERSOyr,

MAN and Dealer ina
vi Boots, Shoes, Leather, &C. &c Shop on Buffalo
street, the of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly execute
Manitowoc, september 90 1906.
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Special Notices.
To COnsumDtives.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured q
that dread disease, Consumption, 10y simple renrd,
Is 4nXions to make known Ia his fellow sufferers fi
means ut ure To all who desire il. he III send ,,
rupy of the prescription used. (ree of carse) Will
the directions Tor eparing and using the same xIcI
they will find a SURE CURE for CuNsUMP ION ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS. &c.
Parties wishing the presentation will please addres.
a & co. 1924 ly Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
1874 Penn Street
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GTST.sr FEHRS.

WATCH II q ID Ell ansi EF.WExER. Of
w fcrs his services for repairing all kinds OF
Clocks and watches Has fine and well selected
Of the --latest and best styles of Clocks.
American En- slish and Swiss Watches. also of Gold
and Plated JeNelry at his new Brick Store Sth
street South side door south Of krsn.e =. Mani
a
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n II Z. -
vi IshueHt Sth street, south end of Bridge
The tailoring department * complete aud contains
large assortment OF fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly on band Please call
and examine before purchasing el-ewhere- 1921
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SuxnAAo.as.
~ cA<l1A4 4AlA OlL5s
MAN1ToWoG COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

wv CoONih CIRCUIT COURT.
Mary j. Greeiiwnad, PsoiHiig.t
dgJilsSt ! Sumn,ons f,r roI;,
S'Fpie""ieeh"osh DsJs"ad":) tC"ni- served
TIE S7A TIE or HlS1-GNsgN
To Stephan Greenwood Dyfe!a,ioat
six - ou At e lac. e,sy summoned and r,un,rat
answer the coiipitn iis artiuti, us N.!i a e..,
i heie"lh serted upon N'.r AMI serve copy you
ahS"er"h me al my lice N the cIy of Nanituuu.
hiscoiS', within iwentl days after te service t,,rt
." exclusive % The day uf sIrii seTy.c .ce and If No
i 10 answer the complaint asurcst, the piili;l
wall apply to the Court for the relief demanded m m
niilia.ut ILL A PLACE p,n-S A.,
Dated hanItowUc, Wis, April l-th \. %. les.
The complaint in the above euIitetl action WAS dul
filed ia the Office the Clerk of the CIrcuit Cnnrt
A'nlntowoc Copniy "n the l2tii day Apr,I 1873.
20-l l-6I WILL n PLAcs Atty b,r Plf
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NOTICE.

clTY MAgSHAL's OFFICE, !
Manit"wur April SIst 1873. {
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that according To- "A Cit,
y ordinance, II * unlawful To let horses catri.
hogs or geese free in the str cts II Inultt.w,
AMI that the undersigned has been directed ga III
pound all such aEimais thus found after the FIRST In
OF May I51J. FRED t;tt,htE
Alt Iitv NI,,.l,,r
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.TDSEPsE SYKES.

TAR a. &. s'A sCzIES. Dentist. Office
in Sheriuan'= new building, Sth Street,
iIantowoc Wis
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EWELER and photographer. All
~ kinds &C work in the line of my business prompt
iy attended to, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
have jHst received Wing Crnshey's Mnlt'pyin ing
CAMERA oBSCURA, with which take small
pictures of the finest order, for dollar per dozen.
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums asl Frames
onstantIy ON hand York Srraet
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OFFICE SHERNAN's URICK BLOCK
North Eighth Street, Manitowoc.
ovr,cv T.or,s (s TO A. NJ.
"fi-'A A'0o / l to Z TO S p. VI.
Residence Corner sth & Buffalo SITS. 1925
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III. GO.gAEEY, III. ID.
DEETzSTR

DHYSSTGHsN and Surgeon. tenders
ms professional services TO the people Il the City
anl county of Manitowoc Office over }. A. koehler's
store. 1s-1
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r.. SCHVETZ S On.

MANUFACTURE AND DEALERS
VI in Leather Hides Shoe Findings, Belting cfaIi
sizes constantly hand Milwaukee prices. Our
Betting is made Of the best tanned Leather Office.
On Sth street SSuth side, door north of Williams
House. NauitpwCc. Wis.
ES-Cssh paid FOR Hides skins Tallow and Bai k.-aq
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Cas.s ,eAES SC.8EFEER,
EEY ED SEEGER.

VYkSsEEoS SABs.E TAEs.o.s. has rt
z moved to Buffalo street. doors west of Rand
Sore. All work warranted well done and TO fit.
Manitowp-, Nov. 50, lST2. 1888
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Ed. mAERKLLN.

fNru-=i>t ami ApofRecary- Sth Streei
opposite the Post Office Il now fully provides
with complete selection of fresh Drugs aud aiedi
icnes and oilers his services especially the PHYSI
CLANS OF this village and county Tor the careful Ifse
Gc prerg.frafIDu of their uresrrutIaTs
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CEF.fFsEES EEO9.EFs.

hEAs.ER ia Stoves: Tin, Sheet ErOn
4 and Copperware manufacturer. All kinds oI
epairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
fce l4-Iy
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Hubs, Spokes
FellOes, &c.

Which are warranted as good as the best in mark
ana at Tess Price than the same be had in Milwai
kee- Wagon Makers are requested to examine M,
stock, at the store Of Villas Barnes in Man tuwoc
HARVEY HUBBARD.
Manitowoc Rapids. October 10Th 1867 =TI-a5-11
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.s.E F.EeETCH.feD. ". ID.

VEONEsbss ATES. 9Th 81. 5znuifGwOc.
I Wis. 0np door north OF Windiate HnJSr.
O.1ee G. Peter5ous. Office hours. 10 TO Ii a. N.
and to 3 p. II 19iS
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Or. @. II. .NNNEH.

A TFORNEY a.sH Counselor AT Law T.,
Real Estate Agent. Oifice corner of Eight
/ Franklin Streets Nlnitowoc, Wisconsin. Hi
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TTORNEY and Counselor at Law
N Office, corner OF oth and Quay streets. Mantle
vsc, NlsNoss.n. 2-9l
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A TsNKNE.T At LAW.
n Office the store of J. A Koahler. corner of
York and sth street, Man;towoc. Wisconsin, 1882
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y. 5. .srEpEss&O.T.

TElsRNEYS al IaW. Oeice ON 9th
n street, South side, opposite schuette's Store.
1873.
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YEEgTE s. EST

A TFDR<EYS as Law. MaEs;fOwoc.
N Wisconsin. Office Eighth street, over the
'irst National Bank. jyl9'6