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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
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fitr Nlaiatnrn, 70 ipis erie Site Gubes fiir GGs
Drills gum 8rrtauf auf Sanb-unO 70 psrriGtst
CT aud Ausbrifsrun9sn unp gtrteGerunsen an ben
SuGr9e unb Nanna's Ndbmaf9inrn,
unb uterbaupt serridtet er Sid artrt an atlsn
aneern Sausrns WaIdlnen.
SOI&e bic @ul@insn su faufrn pinIden, trsr.
ten ss aR ibrsm Spstbsil fnpsn, pmn Fc BET ibm
anlpriHsn unb feline artsten, bic ole untsr I,insr
r9snen MuFffAt burG Die tsfsn Qrteiter bic ,u
erbaltsn lInO pfrrtGtet merbsr, unO fir rsldlr sr
pa9er wCbI gut ipreden fanp, GfIebpn unS trur,
tbe!rn rbr fe irnRpU faufea ..s
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IiBr preiB'-rpelGe ~ nisper psnn niGt nispfrr
nls an trgrnS riaem nnbrrn Srt In Ysnnlytpantrn
8sbienung unb pcrtrtfItGr Irhs
feI, fdb lsinsn pollen gnttfil Der CUNT bss Sub.
titums su3u5cttn, fpeIdss 8srtrauen sr pann aud
pcbl gu rplrHtern tviIlfn Dirp. Qr tittst baber
IhlirbIi6 I'm senet5Icn 3ufprud.
SSonatbon 8. Gob.
NarJ II, 1868. na6N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
6oup. Morton i!bCr ole Llmtricbr Ger
Bitter pom 9olocncn 3irPCI.

Sci Der 9roBWti0cn ltnicn6oemonitras
tion, Die Dor pcni8en Ga8cn in Gincinnas
ii Fattfano, du6crtc Coup. Worton BON
Snoiona II. Il. SoloenOr6
,,06rolibe @arritbpr ,penben ieceS
Mittel an, um unlcre So(oaten 3u oemos
roti1iren /; fie fbrlibcn Sriefe an Die Sol,
oaten uno id)itDern Die 9totb Der jurdfz
oetaiItnen ElmiLicn, fie ucrOGtbti9en Die
Reoieruno, fie Cyfldren ben &re9 fir ci,
ncn Nboltion6eria0, liG Utrfibren ju De.
fcrtion, ile Otr9ften Die 8eitnnun9en 6er
lopllen GolbarCn, rUetdt ,peoen .Rranf:
belt ouf llrlaub nod oauie fommen--lae
! Lee oicie3 erjcu9t ltnSufriebenbeit unb un.
3dbIi9e Delertjonen.
,,Sotoatcn, bic auf ltrtQub nab Sau.
fe fommCn, p1roen ourlb Die Hitter oe6
aoloenen 3irtei6 bintcr9an9cn uno per.
fGbrt. Dieieri9sn, pelde litb atS Dez
mofraten tetenn9n, lDgroen in Die 9CnGpis
ration unter Dem f1il(Dcn Sorrpanoe bins
ein9el08en, olj e5 ftp um cine Reoraos
niiation Der oemotratliChen Qartei bono:
le. Sino iia 9eaen Die Re0itruno einoe=
nommen m0rocn, 10 luer0en iie na1 Ser
l(rmee 5urld8eihiCet, um oa5 einoeIcaen(
@ift Ju uerbr5itcn un0 neue 3irfel Su or.
9aniitrcn.
,,@ute cbrlit5e SolOatcn, Die Uoll lopo
len Gifers natD 5oauie famcn uno beab:
ftdDti9ten, CUR ltrmee juridj ufebren, flint
in oieier 2Beiie binter8anaen moroen
Sic bleibcn tibar ibre 3eit aus uno rer:
pen Damn ofentIi1 ais 0efcrteure 8c'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
SIeiter %ycl3:9fSGGrcii.


Das sin,ige SnArumsnt risisr Dirt IN NusIi'
taun, wurre ntultb patsnIirt une an 9roBsn NO
Zen ron GbriR une Sausr an8el6ottt, wepur@ hs
in ecn @tanb geIsbt Fno, elm senaues D'aitsF SsS
8Upfss auf gapisr ~ 1't6nrn, tp0na@ Psr w'
aeQte SUIT erformt pi5N unb Faiitn mub. 8lsth'
pisl welds 5crm Der 8cpf bat. W'us Sitf pri'
den wabrcn6 Der srTcn Gage ssrrSHnIi4 unOns..
ne6m an ben &cpf, unS mnn&mal III sS Der 6au
oae lie bic 6prm beS 8Upfss mic annstmtn. Ste'
fer ge6lrr tpirb cotur6 SsrurIa&t, bab 5tts ntt'
mails psm &ppfs onsspabt, IcnHsrn nur TN Nu'
aemstncn ron puI6isrmsn @rSbsn psrfrrti8t psr'
orn. TIM bteIsm llstsl uor5ubtusfn, murot pas
Snarument, GOnfsurctgps ssnnnnt' stn8slu5rf'
nit rueldsm In 3eIt pcn riHtscn Srfunofn elm Sc
naues Wcosl trs 8ppfcs rbuIten miro. Gann
pirc bcr Sut mad btm Nuacr bss SoFfrs 9s..
iormt, niro gcnau pdiIn unS trs ttn pon Nrua
auf iroeuo rlncn Shell rrS 0cpfss, uno oamtt
Btrp Wei Rrpfrst uue uattrr unannsbmIt@tsttfn
perbinbCrt psrpcu.
Qaeniaun, Oft, %, 1862. nab
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
Qas GrO6r CngIiG0r 0eilmit-
tel.
Sir Spbn @lartr's a
bsr1bmtes t11ittel fir Srauensimmer,
,ubsrsitet nua elmer gprf&rift bss cir 8.
Giarfe, %. o., aussgst&nHsr @r,t
Der q Bnfotn

OtsIe unfbasbars GRsoiSin III unfsbltar ftr bi,
pellun9 ron allen ben hmer3baften uno oefdbrli
hsn SrantbeIten, nelden bic &cnitimticnen por
6raueniimrern untCrmcrfsn fnr. Sis permin
cert allen uebermaB unp sntfernt uIIs 6inbrrniG
-,nno auf cine iofcrtt9s 6eituue fam man fid
fber perlafTsn.
Sur urrbriratbrtr .frauen,imnler
if oiefcbs 9ons DEFENDERS (ddetar. Sic briuat in
stnsr turjen Belt bic mcnatlibsn periooeu auf einC
9srptnidts 9Bsils On.
Ssce BOttsl, prsis Elm Sbaler, bat ben Scaie.
un9S .Stamp uon SrOsbritanien auf fidb, UNI Sdl:
idbun9en ju uGrbdtGu.
Sfin pOrf otis.
Dtsls pt0en fclIten d asnommsn psroen in
Den crst erften Wcnaten ber S6panesrfcbaft /; in:
Dem otelsIte fherlh cine un,sitiss @eburt perur.
lahen,-bet elmer ieben anoern 9seeenbeit aber
itno oielelts uSOi9 fbsr.
Sn allen SilIen pcn nsrpSIsn unb SpinalzlnfSls
len, SbmerCn in bGm Riidrn uno ben Gltebern,
Strjtcpfsn, prterids, u. + no., bCpirten oiele pil.
len cine 8ur, penn olle anoere SRittsl feblaeGhlas
gen bnben uno c6Ihcn Gin liarfss 6eilmtte, ents
balten DIE piUsu osnnOdb tsin @ifsn, Galcmd, Nm:
ttmonp, nod ir9eno stpus fcnf bos bet Gcuf1ih:
zion Ibabet.
@c0s aupeiIunssn 6efnbsu fdb in ben Iampb.
lets un Die pada9en, psIds rprbl auf6epabrt nsrs
ben fcGIten.
$l.00 uno pclt:Stamps in sineu Brief einees
fdIcTsn, an ir9eno sinsn autborifrtsn Iesntsn 9e.
ianot ibert irseuo 5snano cine Bcttel, sutfalteno
30 ptlIeu, bsim Rddsebr bcr Tclt ;u.
NNeini9er a9snt fdr tis G5ersini9ten Staten
uro Die eanooas. Sob WfofeS,
&eheter, 81. D.
0JT@benfalls 3u baben tei osn Druaoiftcn Scbn
p. W'cf!r uuo eOpaU uuO Nlartiu, in 3UTsntaun.
Sinberun9 in 10 Wtinuten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
Duu'S asutn,pmie NsSaFerS

- puu'S 9suttrrr..te JSS fees.
Oisfs crieineus gRsoisin, ,uerlt ;u6srcitst in,
1887, III Der ers artitsl ber ART, Der le untrr Dem
ylomsn 9 mcnit 9Safer {, in rtsfsm cher
ir9eno Cncm anpern eono, rot oas pubtitum &c.
bratbt purpe, Der 6dte NrtiFd fann eaourth or:
tannt rperoen, has rer Same pcn 8rpan auf ienen
QHafsr ein9sorudt 1T, ...--
SrDan's Qulmonic 8afers
Qnttrnfn 5ufsu. Bsrtaltungsn, wsbsn pals uub
Raubst.
Srpon'5 pulmoniC @afers
Surtrsu afbmO, 9rrnditts unb l5wsEss 9tb:
msn.
Srpon's Qulmonie MaferS
Rar'r'n BIutipsIGn une Sbmsrsen ber 8rua.
Srpan'S puImonic @aferS
7urirsn ts9innsnts ausssbruus uno euns,ns
6ranfbsiten
Srpon'S putm0nie Bafers
0Grirsn SritOtiCn Der GOula unb SCnRt.
SrDon's pulmOnit Wafers
Snrireu eis Otisen NnidHsa in sehn SNinutsn.
Srpan's Yulmcnic @afers
Sino sins Sssuun9 gu allen 8taiTsn anp GOntis
tutiOnen.
Srpon's YuImcuic @afers
stnS lsbr fbaetar fdr @UaIiftsn unO Sftndibs
RGoner.
SrpanS pulmonic @afers
Sine in elmer unGduIOissn SCrm uup lbmsdSu
an9enebm.
|, Srpan'S 9u(mcnic @afers
GrIfernen ntdbt nur alsin. iSnpsru bswirtsn sius
oauernos Sur.
Srpdn'6 pulmonie 8afers
gBsrSen wOrruntirt aasemsius 5ufrisrsnbsit ~
4sbsn.
Nsiue Sanlitis icOts obne cine Bcr pcn 3rpan'i
pulmcnic Wafers I'M bauGs. .ltin.
itctu RsiGsuosr ebns sinsn @crrotb pcn 8rpau't
pulmcnit 9Bnfsrs in fsiuer &afbe.
SSius Yerfcn piro fb is fr6ubCn 25 GsntS fl,
Brpan's puImchis Bafsrs su brsablen.
Sob M1Cfes,
aiIsini9sr @i9entbdmer, 8Cdstsr, 81. o.
0~T GbenfaIs gu pErfauffn bei ben Drueeiffer
5cbn .. GQcler uno 9arpaa unb Glartin in aGsn
tauu.
Sebruar IL, 1868. nalI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
Gtr6 > GtnWetbun0.

SamRass unb SUnntass, ben q Rsn unO 22Ren
0ldr3 nd4lsns, Ipa bic ct. SUbannts Srtr In
gieeT SowameniinB, Carbon Gaunty, feterlt6R
bem Dinie bss gamGttissn sswsibt prrrsn, bel
welHer @sIeSsntsit perl&ispne frsmbe preboer
@pthsStsnf baItm rpntsn gUrmttass unb Nafs
mtttdss. Gas EutIitum III a6tunssspa slnses
laOsn bsi;uwoburn.
Die Soumeiiter.
MGrj 4, 1863. %3w
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
0efeQf0aftS : AuflDIuno.

Na9rt6t pirb tirrmit ssgstsn, baB bic felt ct.
niger 3stt Der bsRanbsne @sfGafts gsrbnOuns,
lnter DIR Strnta BON 9 4uUn II. bgers,
IN Dem sritsn gSarb Der Stabt QQentaun, am 90.
Sanuar 1863, bur9 tribsIcittse Ginplieuna
auf8elbbt pCrtsn III. 60 werben babrr alls Die.
tent9sn triuht bic nod an bfIastr 5irma Idbul.
oen, IO9lst@ an5urufsn unb nt;ute3a6lm, -llnb
sOl4s Die nod @nfCrbsrunssn babn mEssn, flnb
tDentals sriuat SpI6e ubne 3ritperlul ein,uban.
ogsn.
6ermon Sbuon.
sSobn Gobeer6.
Iusltnun, Ssbruor II, 1868. no4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18

u. u. @enin9cr, SdnBmriler, In 8eds
nuna init Der 9sha @aantp Qdertau @sIeu.
f6uft, BON Gsbruar A, 1862 Bic Jebruar 3.
1858.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
9 ert 6 t

Der Zelda Sauntp 2(derbau~ 9efelIibaft.
1868. Siabilitdten.
8tbr. 8. anlsttsn BON Ssr1GIeprnrn Ger.
fonen S2746 81
SiIan3 3u @unfien Der @tleal6aft 13435 ga
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
Sn Derfaufen,

Elm gum aRsI sstrau6tsr absr NOD gutter q Ter.
u duls B a8 fm m | / 8abbw sins
9sri&tst um auf bsm Gasen unb aud tInten an
rrmielten gu Iperrsn-sbsnfalls rin neuer Sen.
Mp enD SpaSter' r'gDassn. Die 8sbinsnnsm linb
biats. Dian msIpe lTG BEL.
8ebman uno S6Gnlp.
Soisnlad, Ssbruar A. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
2SSicbtige SSacgoricl)t.
Der Sauern'Mof f6inst S8ap in 2(uen.
taun,
SSDnatbQn M. Gp6,

gsOtent ftb btelsr @elesenDsit Ieiusn 6rrnnben
une esm publitum iberbaupt anbugigsn, baB sr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
81 & (b + | 0 t

mira tjcvmit 0rast;u, taG E,r llutcy3ddrrts oils
gcmnaralcr Won rrr 6intutoTriGoit tcS YER
lcrtrrru @ @crrRe 5ittter jun. Icsttin ben
ggnn Jcua'tip, gr&a Gaurtp, on9'itlit rCrtsn
a. Nu, Il,Cujl,a |CIgrca tater, wGt&s nc@ al
eria1tc @jntuaFmlaait iduttn, Nno birrmtt auf'
geforocyt innrrbaIb 6 23c6sn an'urulrn unb abs
Sutc1dDiin - ljro Gclts biz rc@ rhtmSiii5s
Nnfcrsrorern tatn mtsn, iinb sbniaIe 'rr'
iuat iolae tnrwIaIb Der bsiu0En 3sit wptlts'
fdiist rjnsubanbiasn, an
@Cor9c Sitter, 2(om or.
6ftrNar #, 1863. EsGd
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-18
Sefentlt6e Senbn.


l(m 0cnnerifa9 Den 26iten Mdr;,
Iplen auf Der YlantaI6e bon 8 3 Mtaer,
am S6lGt Damn, In ylorb. .gBbsttbau GaunIbip,
9eba @auntY, folstnbs bsipselids @dtsr, bae
gissntbum pss nntsrssi6nstsn, RTsntIiA prrtauft
wsrbsn, rGmIiG
Yfsrbe, baScn Gin brIcnbtrs eutes Sattrl.
pfsrb, @aulsfaGrn. pra&tise aate, elm
Rino nit &alb, 5 Stiit iunsrs 8lnepttb, 4 au,
te S6wttns, cine DrsI6mnIatnr, Elm ggrlI6fUrn.
I6dler, gGslIafprnpfug, anbsrr YHaas, cine
gsss, srUbs gBdsen, bapcn elmer fir 9fsrbs
unb Der anrsrs fur pferps NIT Bobby, Sprrs
unb 8dbfettsn, 9ferbsss1dirrs, Strpbbanf,T 80
adsr Grudt I'M 9runb, Irpis nod cine erCsr
SsrG6iebentrit unbGsr SausrnesrdttI&aftt Su
umh6nblt6 Su mslbrn.
Die gsnpu nimmt tbren Nnfans um 10 lltr
Scrmitta9s, no pam Die 8sOirgungrn befannt
sema&t unN aufwartus sssstrn ptrtrn wirO
ron
SSoiepb Wutbaro.
Wdr1 4, 1868. rq3m
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
The Consumption Bill.
rs Pf9vist0as- Who ore Conscipted and
those mho urc Exempt Ho,o the Con-
scijption Is 10 be carried ont, DC.

AS the public generally arc interest
ed in every thing pertaining to the Con
scription Bill, which will probably be
presented to the President this week for
his official signature, we append care
fully prepared extract Of it's features =
All able bodied male citizens, and
those who have declared their intentions
to beome such, or have exercised the
the right of suffrage, between the ages
Of 20 and 45 years, constitute the Ma
tional forces of the United States, and
are liable to perform military duty when
called out by the President. The ex-
empts are those who are physically of
mentally unfit, the Vice President,
heads of Executive departments, United
States Judges, Governors of States, only
son of an INDECENT widow or infrm pa
rent, or one such son, where there are
two or more, to be selected by the par
cnt, also the only brother of orphan
children under twelve years, also the
father of motherless children Of the
same age, anu WliClC Two VI q AtLiiiJ "AS
in military service the remainder Of
such family, not exceeding two, shall be
exempt. No person convicted of felony
shall be enrolled or permitted to serve.
The National force not now in service
is to be divided into classes, the
first class embracing all between
20 and 30 years of age, and all unmar-
ried men between 80 and 10 years of
are. The second class embraces all the
0 shers and will not be called intoseryice
until after the first class.
For convenience of enrolment, dis
tricts are made corresponding with the
Congressional districts; in each of
which the President appoints Provost
Marshall with rank and pay Of captain
Of cavalry, or he may detail an officer
Of similar rank who shall have Burea
in the War Department, ard shall make
the needful rules and regulations for
carving out the provisions of this act.
These Marshals are to arrest deserters,
report reasonable practices, detect spies,
&c. In each district there is to be a
Board of enrolment, consisting of the
Provost Marshall and two other persons
appointed by the President, one of whom
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
Tom Cook and Sir James Scarlet.

At trial in the Court of Kings
bench betwixt certain tweedledums and
tweedledees, on an alleged piracy of the
arrangement of the Old English Gentle
man, an old English air, Cook wass ub-
penaed as witness by one Of the par
ties. On his cross-examination by Sir
James Scarlet, afterwards Lord Abin-
ger for the opposite side, that LEANED
counsel rather tippantly question him
| thus -
| ,Nowl sir, you say that the two melo-
dies are the same, but diferent now
! what do you mean by that sir?'
To this Tom promptly answered. /
said the notes in the two pieces we're
alike, but with a different accent the
one being in common time, the other
in six-eight time and consequently the
position Of the accented notes were diff
terent'
Sis James. What is musical accent?'
Cook,-'My terms are guinea a les.
son, sir :
Sir James (rather rufied )-'Never
mind your terms here. | ask you, what
is musical accent-can you sec it.?
Cook-,No.'
Sir James.-'Can you feel it'?'
Cook-'A musician can. Great laugh
ter.
Sir James(very gry)-'Now, pray,
sir, don't beat about the bush, but ex-
plain to his Lordship and the Jury, who
are supposed to know nothing about
music, the meaning Of what you call ac-
cent" s
Cook Accent in music is certain
stress lain on particular note, in the
same manner that you would lay stress
upon any given word for tho purpose Of
beirg better understood Thus, if {
were to say You arc an ass, it rests on
ass but if were to say Y ou are mass,
it rests on you, Sir James
Reiterated shouts Of laughter by the
court, in which the bench itself joined,
followed this repartce Silence having
been obtained, the Judge, with much
seeming gravity, accosted the chopfallen
counsel thus:
Lord Denham. m.-Are you satisfied,
Sir James 2
Sir James deep red as be usually
was, to use poor Jack Reeves own ex-
preston, had become scarlet in more
than name in q great huff said, The
witness may 50 down.
GLOW well he plays for one so young
said Mrs Partington, as the organ boy
performed with the monkey near the
door "and how much his little brother
looks Ike him, to be sure =
An afflicted husband was retu ming
from the funeral of his wife, when q
friend asked him how he was "Well,'
said he, pathetcally, II think feel the
better for that little welk F.
The assertion that the President is
about to call for 100000 conscripts, is
said to be without good authority, and
the belief is expressed that the number
viii not exceed 100000.
The 21st Missouri regiment raised
in North Missouri, has passed rcsolu
tions endorsing the Proclamation, the
employment of colored soldiers, and Gen.
Hurlbuts order suppressing the Chicago
Times.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19

A FIENDIsH OUTRAGE. The Roch-
ester Ind. Chronicle Of Thursday has
lengthy article giving the particulars
of the disinterment of Union soldier
by party of Copperheads. The body
was that of T. G. Hamlet a member Of
the 26th Indiana Volunteers, which was
sent home about three months after his
death, and the body being very much
decomposed, the friends did not open the
coffin but had it inferred a short dis
tance from his late residence The
Copperheads started the story that the
coffin contained arms, with which the
abolitionists were to make war upon the
Democrats, and threatened to disinter
the coffin. On the following wednesday
some 30 or 10 of them, armed with rifles,
shot-guns, revolyers, &c, proceeded to
the grave and having stationed pickets to
prevent sudden interruption, commence
ed operations. The wife and brother
of the deceased protested against such
proceedings, but in vain. The coffin
was soon reached taken from the grave
and lid split of aoith an ae, when they
sfound-not arms-but the body of their
former neigbor This satisfied the NAL
1gnity of the fendish gang, and they re-
placed the coffin in the grave. The
Chronicle gives the names of fifteen per-
sons engaged 10 the perpetration Of this
outrage.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
BY AUTHORITY.
I [P4Jlisded March 10, 1861
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT to amend section l ! Of chap
ter 10 of the revised statutes, cntitl-
ed "of the registration Of marriges,
births and death
Tie People ot tie state Of Wisconsin represented
ate and assembly, do sefdct J0ltoWs:
Section L. Section eleven Of chapter
one hundred and ten Of the revised stat
utes, entitled "of the registration Of
marriages, births and deaths, is hereby
amended, by striking out the word
s'ffty." in the twelfth line of said sec.
ton, and inserting in the place thereof,
the word twenty five" so that the
clause amended will read as follows, viz:
"For granting certificate copy of the
full record Of any marriage, birth or
death, twenty five cents, which which
shall also be paid to him by the party"
Approved March 6, 1868.
Published March TO- 1861
CHAPTER 80.
AN ACT to amend section 81 of chap
ter 1873 Of the revised statutes, entitl-
ed "of costs and fees.
The psop,e of the state Of Iscosn represented in re-
ate and assembly dosndct as totlows
Section |. Section 81 of chapter 133
of the revised statutes, is hereby amend
ed. so as to read as follows "For pub
fishing notices of any application Of an
insolvent, the same fees per folio that
are allowed for publishing other noti-
ces."
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
and after its passage and publication
Approved March s, 1868.
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MASONIC.

IN OCULAR MEETINGS Of Dodgsrille Lodge, Ne.
X llo of A. p. & 4. NJ, on the first and third Err
dan evenings OF each month, at their Hall on Iowa
street Transient brethren visiting Dodgeyile, are
I HENRY DUNsTAN, Secy
- widow s tears to orphans cry,
An wants our ready hands supply,
SO far as power is given
The naked elothe, the prisoner frce,-
Such are the deeds sweet masonry
Revealed to us from heaven.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19

ming mill will remove sQneof the worst
enemies of the farmer and good flax
It was this fact. more than any otter,
that led to the system Of sioanmg seed
and contracting the crop which has
been 50 long practised III Ohio, Indiana,
and elsewhere. The linseed oil manu-
facturer who receives the crop OF large
section of country is enabled to select
choice lots Of seed and reserve them for
sowing, and then by machinery too ex-
pensive and cumbrous for ordinary use,
to clean it so thoroughly that he can gin
out each year an almost perfect ar
ticle Of sowing seed. Ofthe superiority
of such seed over what can ordinarily
be obtained in the market at even seed
stores we are convinced.
OF course when manufacturer fur
nishes such seed year after year, requlr-
ing for it the return Of only an equal
amount of merchantable quality, he can
not be expected to stipulate price for
the balance of the crop, beyond the or
dinary average, taking series Of years
into account-and it is upon this basis
that the business has been conducted
hitherto, and it is still continued to the
acceptance of majority Of the farmers
in the largest fax growing districts.
In this connection we would add, that
with good seed to SOW, there is nothing
like fax as preparatory crop for wheat
The testimony Of Ohio farmers, where
fax has been extensively grown for over
a quarter Of century, is explicit on
this point, and to this fact we would call
the special attention Of our Illinois and
Wisconsin farmers, whose wheat grow
inc for some time has been discouarag
inc.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-19
QUALITY OF SEED.

Too much pains cannot be taken 70
get that which is fully matured, anu 'e'
fectly clean-free from all foul !, seeasm =,
both to secure a good merchantable crop
and to preserve the land on when !. :
sown from troublesome weeds, Farm
ers often experience great d,mcul'3 ~ =
procuring such seed, as no ordinary IAN