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Ire tvo s'uoy oous vas ashed In. young LADY
vho felt un~eli vac lyins on bed, and smother vn
re ins On 81 OUNCE. Roth we're injured. One 90
the head and tho other sustained an in ury Of
Ns siue TNsy sfre covered with rubbish, but m 80
ss,d 10 ave Themselves. The day ,eholars we're on
tse lo Ger floor and escaped unhur. The dsmars to
M building smounts to about sloo. The ,nsins
htu,e vas injured, to sbout the ssms amount Tbs
.,nd blev -ih tremendous force 10 some sIposed
plsoss. ear in turning the corner Of Prospect and
Main street,. Vas blown Of the track but no further
ssmsss resulted. frame house. No. i26 Msseroo
'r'st. va blown down. II VA unoeeaSisd. Dam.
sls about 600.
poLirIcAL.-The candidates for Sheriff Of
KIM county have been busiy engaged In summing
~ The 6sures siso. election. and nov u spIesp that
.'ohn MoNans., democrat, I. elected by q maorit,
81 about ono hundred and fny. The ofNeisi returns
ny rsts II le,, but th.,e .pp,sr 70 ,. no doubt Of
tendenis Of th' Poor, are The only Democrats elected
~ either She oi'y or county tickets Gen. Philip :.
t,oot, nion, -ss elected to the Assembly ron the
.s, nsrici Of kinrs comfy, instead Of NJ Thomas
tW-art, Democrat. Gen. Crooks jority 10 AZ.
CoEosERs ISoursr Coroner Norris held
en- inquest yssterdsy. ~ the City Hospital upon the
BOD, Of mau named John Perry. VITO died from the
eject Of 10 uric, sustained from the tct OF horse
~an,lns q fracture Of the ja- shortly after coming
3n,o the hospital he became delfious, and u vss
deemed necessarv 10 oouhns him In room ~ him
s'lf. sht'e after i.- dave he died. No information
etuid he obtained from him. lie vas about ~ vears
81 re. y,y hair, hotid COMPLEXION aud . native Of
Hs~ Yorh A verdict Of death from plurs ppsume-
MIA vas rendered
Tus Rgv. &. ". A. BuLsiRy will delive,
Para TAhsfnsole, Cumberland ,tfset, near hyrtl,
avenue, TO morfo~ evening, at ~ O'Clock.
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STATEN ISLAND,

TsE SPRAors BARRACKS at New Dorm.
Staten Island, were entirely destroyed b, FIRE on
1hursdsy Night. The building. we're nr.d b, On.
Anovn inssndisriss, Who attempted the vorh Of de
sfrueti0s the night previous bu, only succeeded in
Burning portion Of the structure. Col Lansing will
semptiy invsstissts the nsttJ. Three hundred
Neepe we're chartered 10 the barracks.
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DENTISTRY.

N b. GRIFFIN & BROS, 2js GRAND
INsu, New Yorh, and 257 Fllton ct, Broofyn. are
extracting teeth positiyeiy sithout pam, BY tho nae
OF nitrous oxide gas No charge for extracting when
artificial teeth are to be iHtrsd They AZ. si.o IN.
sertins full sets Of teeth O., GOLD, gro; pAttnA sib
silver $40. rubber, sl0. PsriAi ssu on sod, ~ ;
-s'ipss,s'. s''s-;inS - Seais. si3
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SAVINGS BANkS.

NfW YORK. SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
' ~ 1ith street and sth avenue open daily from
e. ~. ". ,dne,days and Hsturdsy's from 20
; = VI. Deposits made on Or before Dee. lst, vi.
dras interest from that date. THOMAS CHEI-Tf,
frost NJ. X. II ri ~. SecJ. 81
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Ok AND 30 CENT HAIR DYE!
81 BRIEST'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

!. the only Re!ab .. we'll the Cheapest article in
ne ,or a. And !. sold By all respectable Druggists
sale Drnesisn are our Agents in New YorG-BARNkS
Co. Yos brondvsy =, c. HART, 20 BeekInsn 81
Co, $50 Allen COZ stanton sts, and cor. Avenue u
and houstonst; PORTER & Co., AS Hudson street
y CHAs N, CRfTTHNT0S, No. IS siIth avenue
ksnntsnaIsd ~ 46 south second 81, Wilhsmsb lrSh
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Too Late for Classification.
DRATA =.

COsGRovF On Friday. Nov. g, Caihsrine Cos
grove, tho beloved wife Of Terence Co.glcye, native
Of n. town OF Lnnistillsp. Co fermanagh, Ireland
Her III, nd, and seaua,n,sncr. are respectfully in
yited TO attend the funeral, this tSAurdsy Afternoon
Nov. !, At O'Clock, from her lss residence, 100
Monroe Of, to Calvary Cemetery. IA
HOGAN ON Thursday morning. Nov 5. Owen Ho-
san, native Of Bnllindine, 90. Mayo, Ireland.
Hi remains will be taken from his late residence,
20 Fast lth 81, At 10 O'Clock this saturday morn
Ing, TO the Church Of the lmmacul.te Conception,
East l<th q, where solemn High Mass OF REQUIEM
will be one ed up for the repose Of his soul The res
tives aud friends OF the family are respectfully In.
vited to attend the funeral. from the sb"se nsmed
church, at ~ O'Clock this Saturday. Ills Iema ne
" III BE- inferred In Calvary Cemetery li6
AcDADE-On Friday, Nov. 8, Robert W hcDsde,
the Youngest eon OF George and Ann heDade, ased !
The friends and seousintancss m the family are
respectfully iuvi I'd TO sttend !hr tan.tsI On sun
Gay AFTER 1oon, Nov 81 i o,eloeh' from INC ,rN
A YOUNG MAN WANTED TO ATTEND
! 1Atar. can at :. West ct. ii'
CARRIAGE MAKERS.-wANTED, A
wood .oiker on city vork. at r. NJ. sTRAIaoN
| sONs, :? Easi l+.h At l4s
NJ OF Y y PRIMITIVE METHODIST
~ Mission, Lebanon Hail, s9S Hud,on -, Preach
.ns every sabbath, 81 10Y An, aud Pm Gaze a
By iss Rv j. cowEN, from III, hey Il s.i' rhs publ ILL.,
arc invited to attend. All as welcome. Seat
NOTICE TO TAILORS THE HAND!
1>vorkrs for vand.rbil', .rs hereby no iaed TO
tend al " meeting At Social Reform Hall. Isl Grap
st. this 3amd ~ 9, enins, 1t 8 O'clock b, oId,r G
The Central Committee. ISL
WAIVED. a SMART, TIDY COLUREI
w girl for g'neral hou,eworh-sood washer an
ironer.to SO , m'its flom Jer,ry City. Apply II
2ir, williamsbursh, from to socloet. ii5
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N EDll'lNES.

CURE YOUR COUGH-USR CAMP.
MILLS syrup, tar aud " I'D cherry, sure cure for
coughs cod' sore thrcs: dp'heria only - and 90
cents per bottle, to b. bsd At CAMPBFLL'S Drus
rtoTe, cor sth sSs end 2-th q. MeDuNALD'> drv
goods store. SO Eossry, near tth 81 CHALMERS
dc ~ store, cor Hudson and Hammond s,t. SHElL
DIN, cor Bowsy ana 4,h st., snd in brooklyn. ~
kILSEs, "a Fulton q. III
IMPORTANT SURGICAL CASfS-PiIES,
i fstula. stone TIE bladder, &c. DefornIitie. u
ihe eyes, no,o and ace tTes''d by IN. IL. A. Dan
Ills, osratins ,nc CoGsgl.Is Sur.eon ..i SiIta
ave, near l+th ", US
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kIssssPEN0.

CUNARD LINE.
" Steam TO Liverpool, As. currency.
From 9uee or Liverpool, go, sold or euuiv
HESI i',!l' wodn''day' 1 rhls NV.
r., passage q VII , e cr,oS 40 r,r,,r
EOI LNERrOol-TArsCoTTS LINE
q ship GRtTlII III ....,.....- .. Ns,.jsh.
'r i9E LoSDoN X LINZ, -.
'h for ps...sa % and from London .sd LysiJoo o.
pEArrs payable In an, part OF England Ireland SCOT.
TRPscorT HRoTHtEs & Co. 50 south 1t. 80
ON BLACK >IARM IN FOR
AnrLAInr.. '.....'....'.. SAILS so,h 10Y.
SH'p'hw sAaiEow fxii. LINE SA' toR gin NOV
shie ", / srFTsoS -. SAILS iith nov.
1. 'A~4s' % Hi st 'sSrIoN, ~ Fulton
THE GALWAY LINE.
1aF traM at SSy!SA! !FIsh co aETHh AAn
An sskIT;, h'"' Power go. sS"" rcn'
t aS.I HniA, ii , SSS $3.50 $50
The M.sniscent Steamship
Cart NicHoLsoN
Will ..r from Mn. YoEk,iSt G.y.y .nd Lry-.ene,
On Ins.d.y, S9y l.; to be followed BY the ANGLIA.
Rate u passage, osyable 10 gold or iw equiv.lsn,
fir,Gssin p"'.ss. ..............
! intermediate .-......" "
rM,.ns.n ior.srded ,,o,o London. Puis, Ham
burr. H.vre Brem' n Rotterdam. Anr-srrs kn.. Al
Fsrer from Livnprpi Of Galway to Nev York and
Bc-ion, $50, s4o, a.. :iW.
2ktEL 4 sEARLE, ss Broadway.
LAwRlNCE GILEs 4 co,
| .0s No. ii south Will Ans.
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NluSl'EG.u.&NE.sbgS -.
To ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS ~ TIE

'I'D ALL NliO HAVE klINIS ~ tiE
i ARMY
soldiers Aid sooie,,e. Il, r,vn.n EDITOR, md 9th.
,s s5 5'Hse,'gly r".''a 70 Hd IN a,"m9'nS
have friends In the Mniv;
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The 'nithry torlmi.ion hnv maze HrrNnsenent,
,hs i'tH ,ate. Gc,c1,i AZ
The following Goin'', iothers viii he added!
Es.iryr Dc,a,'",.f oI ,,.1nat,,on 'ddro''
Xs,hiS,, osH e"'"''' ,"r,, " INA ~
Alexandria; y G. frdciics CITY Sid.
Baltimore, Nd. tsitfNI. Va.
Annapo'i- J1nc,,on,Md. Yors. Z M.
Ph,ladelphil DfYdti,oea' For formation A.
dreG "Oricc sunday Ccn'mi''ior, W. ~ S'u's
Philadelphia, "a. Oh. ,,rr' Hir,PA
GSrnanioSn, p, IT," 'iiit PA.
Ser iork D.Idy'nrn,- Dor ipf1imat ~ address
"tfic' HOmenF c,"'Tdl CH'on. 10. 10 Cooper m
New Yort,N Ny. Por',mcpth Grove. RI.
Albany, NY. DO. gu, Mac.
Nv Haven. Conn. Brsttlcloro, ".
N,aern Dsrdr,iHsn's For information address
Crfcs Sanitary Comm iSpOfi. I0uisi1lr, ~.
Columbus, ono Louirviil'. ~.
Cleveland, Ohio. Cov,ng on. Ky.
Camp Dominion. Ohio. Lexington, Nv.
Gall polit, Ohio. l'7uviuo, ~.
ncinnsti. OHIO. frryvlle, Ky
Quincy, Illinois BSwlng Green Ky
Cairo, Ipob hSuphi'. Tom.
Mound City Iliinoi.. T,Ik,,iile, rrnn.
J,fer,ouviile, Ind. ,iact,on, Tenn
Fysn,yilc, Ind. Ngrineshoro, Tenn
New Albany, tni. la Lrnngf, Tenn.
s.. Ioui-, Missouri. GAia'tn, Tenn.
| Ironton Missouri. Sahvic, Tenn.
Rolia Mirsouri. vick-hursh, Mia
sprnstei, Missouri. CoEnth, Me-.
k.otuk. Iosa lielgna, .Mksnst'
| Davenport, losa hrnuon, Nugnla.
| PAdncah, X. Point Pleasant, N'rrin. a
| Bsrdstoun, Ny Pstteffturr, NitgiriA.
.ehsucn. X, ,lafkslurf, Nitsns
| Couuhu.. N. tharleftnwu. virginia.
Columbia, h.
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EESNEDy'S MArIC LlSIMESr
IN a. Lf- kHkl'NkTIsu

II q MS kHFI NNI1SM-
> ksunedy's khrunlatC Liniment Cufts Neurslgis.
a. h rnued! = khsunA.ic Liniment Cures spTlns.
k,nnedy's Rheumatic LinimsDt Cures bruses.
kenntdy' = Rheumatic Iiniment Cure. Sore rhfoss
kennedy kbsunistc Liniment Cmes Aches and
fsins Of every name and nature,
For SAL hy ID :. BARNES 4 co, 3G2 Broadway $50
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DWELLINGS, COMPOUND ARNICA LINI.
nent In tho world for sprains, B.uise. Cuts Rheun,.
atm, Neurssis, Heaa scbe, De- Or. Price, IS e nts
PER bottle For sails BY Druggists generally. Whole
sac Depot, 2UI Centre ~. 3OS
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NEW YORK SOCIETY FOR THE RI
Y lief the Huptured and Crippled Incorporated
April, SO. .Oiacc 80 81 second ave 10 the poor,
gratis 20 other, At moderate charge This socie,
every cuIabo variety oi deformity-hun pbaci, cub
feet, reformed limbs and loss Of power 10 use them.
Also irusses for rup,ures supporters for women, lace
stocking for enlarg d veins and liberated limn
Pree dent, JOHN {. GREEN. Treasurer, JoNk-
LEY. 40l
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10
The war Power.

Grosvenor P Lowrey, Of the New York
bar, says HaineS' Legal AdUiSer, has pub
lished an able answer to the sophistical pam
phlet Of Judge Curtis on the war power.
His conclusions are tersely and summarily
stated as follows:
First, Abraham Lincoln, as commander
in-chief in time of war, embodies all the
executive war powers Of the nation. Second,
These powers are extra constitutional, hav-
ing their origin in the nature Of things, and
are recognized as an established code by all
civilized nations. Third, Principal among
them is the right to end war and obtain Sc
curity for the future, by destroying the cause
of the war Fourth, The proclamation in
question is intended to have that effect, and
is considered necessary to that end by the
nation, speaking through its supreme mill
tary authority. Fifth, The ownership of
slaves is to be distinguished from the right
to own slaves. Sixth, The former was not
one of the constitutional relations which
bound this people, and therefore, to destroy
the ownership of slaves will not render a
restoration of the Union, under the consti-
tuition as it is, impossible, any more than
the destruction of the ownership Of horses
will have that effect Sepenh, The military
power, acting through emancipation, does
not pretend to destroy the legal right to
own slaves, and is not therefore obnoxious
to the charge Of annulling or repeating State
laws. Eighth, 1t is not against the laws
of war to do necessary act, even though
it is possible, or in extreme cases Of neces-
sity even probable, that some unhappy con-
sequences may come to innocent persons
Ninth, 1t is by no means a necessary conse-
quence Of freeing slaves that harm shall
come to non-combatants and innocents ; and
such accidental results, should it cnsue will
be chargeable solely upon the enemy who
might have avertcdit. Tenth, In short, the
right to free all persons held as slaves inre-
bellious States, on the 1st Of January, 1868,
is a valid war power; it is one necessary to
be exercised; and its exercise is not forbid
den by the constitution or the laws of war
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10
Foreign Items.

The steamer Adriahc from Liverpool
via Galway Sept. 1st, Passed Cape Race
on the 9Th. The following is from her
summary:
The Liverpool Murcury processes to
have reliable information that the Van
derbiH was sunk by the Alabama, Au
gust 18th, in latitude AZ, longitude IS.
The Times editorially admits that the
question of ships for the Confederates
is becoming serious and urgent. No
concessions can be made to menaces.
The laws must take their course. The
Times hopes that if the rams are really
intended for the Confederates, the law
may be strong enough to stop them.
The same paper says: SIN regard to
the destination of the suspicious and
powerful iron-clad frigates in Laird's
yard, we don't think it morally right
that ships like these should leave our
ports for such service as that for which
! they are intended. We do not wish to
see any more of them sail on the same
errand.
The Richmond Government ESQ Brit
ish neutrality designates the slavehold-
er's rebellion) had made pressing APP
peal to the Spanish Government to OBJ
tain the recognition Of the Confederate
States, offering to guarantee to Spain
the possession of Cuba and Porto Rico
The Spanish government declined.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10
Late Fires.

On the 9th inst. there was an extensive
fire in the city of McGregor, Iowa, destroy
ing about dozen business houses. The
total loss is $4,000, nearly two-thirds OF
which is insured. Supposed to be the work
of an incendiary.
On the 5th there was also an extensive
conAageraton in Chicago, destroying some
thirty tenement houses on State Street and
Hubbard Court. The loss is $4,000 or
$4,000. A large number Of families were
rendered homeless, losing everything.
On the 8th fire was discovered in Will
kinson's elevator, at Buffalo, which soon ex-
tended to G. j. Wells elevator, and both
with their contents were destroyed About
so 900 bushels of grain were destroyed III
the former, and 10000 in the latter, chiefly
corn. The grain was fully insured. The
elevators were insured for about $780, 900
A warehouse adjoining was also burned
Total loss estimated at 100000
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10

There is one thing which I would have
changed in all cemeteries that is the
placing Of fences around private lots.
1t breaks up the general design, and
gives a formal and gloomy aspect which
should be avoided. Death levels all dis
tinctions, and if it is necessary to deslg-
nate between mine and thine, even in
the graveyard, it can be done by small
corner stones which will not obtrude
themselves unpleasantly upon the visitor.
american Agricultur'st.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10
District Convention.

The Republicans and Union men gener-
ally of the several towns of theENorthern
Assembly District of Iowa county, are re-
quested to meet by delegates, Gin the ratio
of one for each fifty votes cast at the last
general election at the Court House in the
village Of Dodgeville, on Thursday, Septem-
Der nth, 1863, at II o'clock p. m, for the
purpose of nominatinga candidate for mem
Der of the Assembly, and two candidates for
members of the County Board of Supervi-
Sors.
Theseveral Town Committees are request
cd to call primary meetings at once for the
selection of delegates, that each town may
be fully represented IN the Convention.
September 10th, 1868.
By Order Dist. Com.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10
Mcclellan and Grant.

Gen. Mcclellan has recently completed
and filed his report with the Adjutant Gen
eral With the accompanying documents
it will make three large quarto volumes.
The report itself will make 800 or 900pages.
The whole document fills two large boxes
Coming eleven months after the battle OF
Antietam, and more than year after the
main operations to which it refers, this lit
eratry two-boxes full is rather an elaborate
history and yindication of Gen. Mcclellan S
generalship than report in any strict
military sense. Itisa documentfor the pub
lie, and not an official record.
The resort Of Gen. Grant forms a contrast
as striking as do his campaigns with those
of Mcclellan. After a campaign of unex-
ampled brilliancy, involving very many bat
ties and vast siege operations-each battle
in itself, and the siege as a whole, crowned
with unqualified victory-Gen. Grant sent
in his report in full, with all its accompany
ing documents, within thirty days from the
surrender Of Vicksburg; his report-a mas
terpiece of condensed and clear military
writing occupying but forty-nine or fifty
pages, and the accompanying documents
one hundred and fifty or two hundred
Journal
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10
IN PROBATE Iowa County Cou

IN the matter Of the estate Of JOSEPH FRANCIS.
IN reading and filing the petition of Joseph Le
I administrator Of said estate, representing am
other things that he has fully administered said es
and praying that time and place be fixed for exam
inc and allowing hsaccount of his administration ID
with said petitionA it is ordered that said accoun
examined by the Judge of this Court on Monday {
10Th day Of August next ensuing at his Office in the
lage of Dodgeville.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be g
TO ali persons interested, by publishing copy of
order for three successive weeks prior to said day
examination in the 'sDoDGEvILLE CHRONICLE" a wed
newspaper circulating in said County.
Dated July 18th, 1863 ftss: ). d. ANSLEY
4i-w3 County Jul
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10

IOWA COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of. WILLIAM JAMES,
deceased.
YOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue and in
~ suance of an order of license made in said ma
on the 18th day of July, A. d. 1868 by the COI
Court of said County, the undersigned admnistTa
of the estate of said deceased, will Saturday the
day of August next ensuing at two O'Clock in the at
noon of said day. at the ''Union Mills offer for sal
public vendue the following described real estate
wit
The undivided one seventh interest of said deceai
in the estate of William James Sen deceased, being
undivided one half of the ''Union Mills with dwell
house and ont buildings, and the undivided hafof
north half Of the south west quarter and the south
quarter Of the south west quarter and the south
quarter of the north west quarter, of Section M
Town 6, Range 2 east and the undivided one seYd
interest in the north east quarter of the north
quarter of Section No Is, and the south east quartz
the south west quarter Of Section No II, both bein
Town No. 6, Range east; also in the undivided
third part of the northwest quarter of the north
quarter of Section No 5, Town No. s. Range e1
also the undivided seventh interest in the follow
lots in Parry's addition to the Village of Dodgeai
Lots Nos L. 2 II, and II, in Block ., together With
one seventh part of the personal property Of the
William James Sen. deceased.
The terms of sale will be made known at ths 4
and place of sale. I
Dated July 16th 1868. CORNELIUS JAMES.
JANE JAMES.
44-w3 Administrator
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10
Summons for Relief.

Elias II. Williams. / STATE OF WIscoNsf
Plaintiff, Iowa Co. Circuit Coz
against Summons for Rel
David III. Jones, Mary
Jones his wife. Sophia Eliza The Plaintiff desl
JONES' John Adams, and the tri al oft this actor
John Bonner, any there be, to Do
Defendants. in the County OF 10y
The State of Wiscon sin,
To David II. JONES' Mary Jones his wife, s0P
Eliza Jones, John Adams, and John Bonner deH
ants.
V0U are hereby summoned and required 10 an ~
L the complaint of Elias T. Williams, Plaln'y
.copyof which is herewith served upon you ana ~
a copy of your answer ON the subscriber, al W
office of Samuel W. Reese, in the Village OF poase
Iowa County, Wisconsin, within ninety days aiss
service of this summons, exclusive of the u?3
service; and if you fail to answer said Complar
hereby required, the Plaintiff will apply to the Oou
the relief demanded in the Complaint
Dated April 23d, 1861 ,rsr.
Plaitif's AttOIpSt,
~ The complaint in the above emu e tbs CT
US r. was filed in the office OF the CLERK o. - 10
| STAMP cult Court in and for the County " If JcA
~ State of Wisconsin, on the 11th 2 gay 81;
Is63. SAMUEL W. REEsSssI
Plaintiff At'Ui''
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10
LEGAL
State of Wisconsin--Iowa Con
ty Circuit Court.

a NGELINA WATSON, plaintiff, against Villa,
IN Watson, defendant.
there be- to be had in the county of Iowa.
The State Of Wisconsin to William 5. Watson, de-
ant You are hereby summoned and requiredt to,
swer the complaint of Angelina Watson, plaintt
copy of which filed in the office OF the clerk d
Circuit court for the county of Iowa. and State of
c1nsn, at Dodgeville, in said county, on the 18th
of August A. d. 1868, and to. serve copy of your
swer on the subscriber at his law Office in the vii
of Dodgeville, Iowa county, Wisconsin, within tw
of the day of service, and if you fail to answer
complaint as hereby required the plaintiff will app
the court for the relief demanded in the complain
Dated August the 18th, A. ID. 1868.
II sR. L. NJ. STRONG.
STAMP. 49w6 Attorney for plaintiff
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-10
s ate of Wisconsin---Iowa Cou
ty Circuit Court.

N OBERT WILSON as Administrator of the estat
II DANIEL HARVEY, deceased, Plaintiff, against III
nv Collins, defendant Summons.
The State Of Wisconsin to Henry Collins, defendant
You are hereby summoned to answer the complain
Robert Wilson as administrator of the estate of Da
Harvey, deceased, the above named plaintiff VII
NAV be found in my office in the village of Dodgev3
Iowa County, and State of Wisconsin, and to SerT
COPY of your answer the subscriber, at his said
fee in the village of DodgeSille, Iowa county,,
State of Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
vice Of this summons, exclusive of the day Of sery
and If YOU fail to said complaint, hereby
orired' the plaintiff will take judgment against
for the sum of ninety dollars, with interest theH
from the 10th day Of April, 1862, at the rate of Sc
percent per annum, besides costs.
SAMUEL w REESE,
(U.s.s Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated May %, 1868.
THE complaintin the above entitled action was 4
in the office of the clerk Of the circuit court, Of
comfy of Iowa, and State of Wisconsin, on the Z
day of July, A. D. 1863. Wy ,,,,,e,,,
n45w3 Attorney for Plaintiff