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Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

n nAdmissio1l IS ets.j Arm Chairs, 90 cts, Private
Doors open At 6K O'Clock, Performance at *.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17
ARTILLERY.

TOr Artillery, 4, ,OOO) one thousand Horses, from
l6k) fifteen and one-hAlf to (l6) sixteen hands
eolors; free from all defects; well broken to har-
nessi eonpAetly built, and to weigh not less than
/
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

Lat night but one Of
TEDDY THE TILER.
Mr.. Barney Williams,
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

DR. C. F. MCPHERSON
(GrGduOIs Qf PsnRSyluaHiG Medical CoLlsgs,J
Has opened an once at
No. All ELEVENTH STREET,
Between II and I,
WASHINGTON D. c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

For Cavalry, Il ,000) one thousand Horses, from
u6l fifteen to uel sixteen hands high, between nv,
and eight years Of Agej OF dark eoloSj well broker
to the SNddlei eOmpActly built, and free from al
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFIcE,
Corner Eighteenth and @ streets,
Washington, d. c., Feb l6, 1893.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
ONCE until Tuesday, the oath day OF February, al
y O'Clock m, for furnishing the Government with
(2OOo) two thousand Horses, OF the following do
IcriptionH, viz:
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

HARDWARE, BAH-IRON AND STEAL.
Hardware, BaT-lTOn, Steel
Horse Nails and shoes
Diamond state ShOelng Iron
ANles and Axle BONes
Springs, Carriage and Tire Bolts
Hubs, sPOkeH, FellOea, Shafts
Duck, Drill and Canvas
Wheels, Buggy and Wagon Bows
HAireloth SpFinga
ENcelaiOr, Tow, Hair
Castings Of all kinds
English and American NAFni6hea.
Atarge and complete stock OF the above con-
stARtiy on hAnd.f
No, bAb Ninth st., opposite CentFe Market,
tsb7 Late q, r. Thompson Bro.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-17

Between II and I,
WASHINGTON D. c.
Having had twelve yeArB experience In the PrAc-
tiee OF Medicine, Or. Mcpherson has no hesitation
in guaranteeing perfect cure In any Disease that
can be reached by the healing art.
Private Diseases, Of long or short standing, cured
so ettectualy as to leave the system pure and un-
tainted, In an almost Incredibly short time.
Ladies' and gentlemen will tnd 1t to their AdvAn-
tage to consult Dr. McPheFsOn.
Once hours from to y a. IN. and from to
p m.
Call at the ONCE or send address.
L. ,. MCPHERSON, NJ. D.,
al Eleventh st, bet. II and !,
feb T-2w Washington, D. c.
, 1863-02-28

q NNT ILL give particular attention to the purchase
3 w of Merchandise of any description in the
&New York, San Francisco, Victoria, and Portland
smarkets
! Also, to forwarding Goods in San Francisco and
sPortland.
, 1863-02-28
The Chimney Corner.

The old chimney corner 1t is endeared to
the heart from the earliest recollections. What
dreams have been dreamed there stories told
what bright hours passed 1t was a place to
weep in, to laugh in, and much the coziest place
in the house to rest in. 1t was there where dear
old grandmother used to sit at her knitting, warm
ing her poor rheumatic back against the warm
wall where granpa used to fall asleep over his
newspaper; where mamma used to place her
spinning wheel, and papa used to sit there too
and read in the great armchair.
1t was there where you used to read fairy tales
in your childhood, folded all so snug, and warm.
and cOzy, in its great warm lap, while the wind of
winters night was whistlng without Your
favorite pum-cake was never so sweet as when
eaten there, and the stories you read by the sit
ting-room freside were never halfso tacinatng as
those read in the chimney corner.
If you were sad, you went there to cry If
you were merry, you, with your brothers and sis
ters, nestled there to have a right merry time
Even puss and the house dog loved the chimney
corner
Look back to the old house, where every room,
every nook is so full of pleasant recollectous-
the family sitting-room, where were so many
pleasant meeting; your own chamber, with lis
little window, "where the sun came peeping in at
morn )" mothers room still sacred with her pres
ence. But, after all, the brightest memories clus-
ter about that chimney corner. You long to be
folded in its faithful old bosom again,as YOU were
in childhood, and have a good cry over all those
past happy times.
1t is desolate now. The bright faces that clus
tered there of yore will never come back again
Black and dingy are the loved walls, and the
smoke from the kitchen fire never makes them
warm any more. But still memory sets up some
of the holiest and most beautiful statues of hel
carving in the old chimney corner.
, 1863-02-28
CHARGES LOW AS THE LOWEST.
NOTICE

TS hereby given that NJ. L. FRANK has been ad
L mitted partner in the firm of Sehwabacke
Bro 's g. Co.
Walla Wala Jan. l, 1868. 3tf
, 1863-02-28
The Turn of Life.

Between the years of forty and sixty man
who has properly regulated himself may be con-
sdered in the prime of life His strength of con-
stitution renders him almost impervious to attacks
of disease, and experience has given soundness to
his judgement. His mind is resoute, firm and
equal; all his functions are in the lighcst OIL
der; he builds up competence on the founda-
ton he has formed in early manhood, passed
thro3gh period of life attended by many gretif-
cations. Having gone year or two past sixty he
arrives at a stand still. But athwart this is a
viaduct called The Turn of Life" which, if cross
ed in safety, leads to the valley of "old age,'I
round which the river winds and then beyond
without boat or causeway to effect its passage
The bridge is, however, constructed CT fragile ma
terals, and it depends upon how it is trodden
whether it bend or break. Gout and apoplexy
are also in the vicinity, to waylay the traveller and
thrust him from the pass but let him grid up his
loins and provide himself with filter staff, and
he may trust in safety, with perfect composure-
To quiet metaphor, THE Turn Of Life" is turn
either into prolonged walk, or into the glavel
The system and powers having reached their ut
most expansion, now begin to either close like
flowers at sunset or break down at once. One in
judicious stimulant, single fatal excitement, NAV
forfeit beyond its strength whilst careful supply
of props, and the withdrawal of all that tends To-
force plant will sustain it in beauty and vigor
until night has entirely set in.
, 1863-02-28

PRENTICE's LAsT.-We have received Letter
from Springfield in this State, signed Three She
Rebels" They very broadly intimate or rather
say that we he. Indeed we don't lie and W,
won't They must excuse our want of gaantr,
in saying that they lie and, that we will sooner be
hanged than lie with them
We should like information as to the pedigree
of this triple rebel concern. We can readily un
derstand that Cerber9s the triple-headed dog al
Hel's gate, was the sire. but who in the name o.
Sycorax and the three Fures can have been the
dam ? We suppose they claim to have dam
though we guess they are not worth one.-Lot
Journal
, 1863-02-28

AN ELECTRIC PIANoFoRTE-The Paris cores
pondent of the Journal du Haver says:
An experiment of an electric pianoforte, ha
been tried at the Palace OF Compeigne The in
ventor who is a native of Treves, gives to the in
stIument great power and the aic played wa
repeated on another pianoforte placed at tn,
other extremity of the palace, He pretends tha
while playing tune in Paris, he can have it re-
peated instantaneosly at St. Petersburg, provided
the electric wires are intact.
, 1863-02-28

PAPER ADMITTED FREE OF DUTY INTO MEXICO
President Juarez by decree, dated 18th No
vember last, permits paper to be introduced into
the Repulio of Mexico free of duty The pre-
amble of the decree is translated into English, a,
follows:
That in view of the very great scarcity of paper
in the market and the high price to which the
stock on hand has rsen in exercise of the ample
faculties with which I am invested have thought
proper to decree the following The introduction
free of duty, save municipal dues, of foreign man
ufactured paper is granted for the term of one
year, to commence from the date of his decree
the paper to be of the class and character follow
ing, etc.
, 1863-02-28
Novels:

Just received choice lot of 1000 Novels, of tho
latest editions and by the most popular authors whicl
swill be sold at who. esale or retail.
, 1863-02-28

GEN. CORCoRAN, of the celebrated Irish
regiment of New York, on being called on
to speak to an assemblage, uttered the fol-
lowing patriotic sentiments
Let the politicians who have been using
us long enough stay at home if they will,
but let us go and fight the battles of the
nation, and when we come home, a CRATE
ful nation will extend to US sufficient to
meet cur wants. 1 have always been a
Democrat. I was going to say that am
still; but 1 will not allow any politics to
interfere with the discharge of my duty
l take the KnOwNothing by the hand as a
brother, if he carries the musket or sword
alongside Of me in this contest l do not
care where the man comes from, or what
may be his shade of politics, whether he is
a Republican, an Abolitionist, or some
thing else-it is a matter of perfect indif-
erence to me. only wans to say that I
know no man but as he discharges his duty
to that flag and, as I said in Baltimore.
men were never called upon in this world
to perform so sacred a duty as you are, my
conntrymen, not only for your own sake.
but for the whole country with its coming
generation of men.
, 1863-02-28

IT is announced that paper called the
Southern Cross is about to make It's ap
pearence in South Carolina. There have
been a good many Southern crosses in the
cotton States, and the result has been a
mongrel population.-Loniseille Journal.
, 1863-02-28

.T UPRIGHT and Circular Mil Saws; Patent
as MhlB S4Ds OF Sot5 the most i'm
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-14
TPa5liShed Aln'iJ 10, 1868.
CHAPTER 215.
AN ACT to authorize the goyerno
+o nurchase flags.

AN ACT to authorize the governor
to purchase flags.
me people of the sateof Wisconsin,, represented SEN
ate and assembly, do enact as .foilo'cS:
Section /. Whenever the state flags
Of the regiments in the service of the
United States, from this state, shall have
become so far worn and damaged by
service, that it is deemed necessary to
replace them, and the officers command
ing any of the said regiments shall in
form the governor Of such fact, and make
reouisition for new flags, the governor
is hereby authorized to cause to be fur
nished to such regiment, new flags; the
state flag to be of the design, plan and
material as adopted by this legislature,
bv Joint resolution No. AZ, senate, and
one of said flags shall be inscribed with
the names of the battles in which such
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-14

Section / Actions may be brought in
the circuit courts of the proper counties
to quiet the title Of real estate, or to
cancel mortgages or other titles to real
estate, or to discharge the same of rec
ord, and to declare the obligations which
they may purport to secure, illegal, In
valid, imperative, void or satisfied
Such actions may be brought by the
maker of such mortgage, or other title,
or by his legal representatives having
an interest in the premises covered by
such mortgage or other title. And when
any such mortgage, or other title or OBJ
legation, has been assigned or transferred,
and the assignee or holdop thnrnnf eh~n
be unknown to the plaitiff such plaintiff
my [may] proceed against the unknown
assignee or holder of such mortgage, or
other title or obligation, as against "per-
sons unknown = and in all such cases,
service of the summons shall be made
on such unknown assignee or holder OF
such mortgage, or other title or obliga-
ton, by publication, in the manner now
provided by law and on the mortgagee,
assignee, or other granter or claimant OF
record, service of the summons shall
be made in the manner now provided by
law
See. 2. Such actions shall be COM
menccd and prosecuted in the same
manner as now provided by law for civil
actions, Except as herein otherwise pre-
scribed n
See. 3. Whenever, in any such action,
the plaintiff plaintiff or his agent or at
torney, shall make and present to the
Judge Of the circuit court in which such
action is pending, or to court commits.
missioner, his affidavit, stating that he
has good reason to believe that such
mortgage or other title or such obliga-
ton has been assigned or transferred,
and that the plaintiff plaintiff does not
know or that he have no information suf-
fcient to form belief to whom such
mortgage or other title and such obliga-
ton was assigned or transferred, or who
holds the same, such judge or court COM
missioners shall order service of the sum-
mons on such unknown assignee or hold
er. to be made by publication, in the
manner now provided by law, and shall
be substantially in the form following
''In circuit court, state Of Wiscon-
cin conntv Of
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time within FIVE years from the entry Of
judgement, in the manner prescribed by
law.
Sec 2. Section 175 of chapter 12o of
the revised statutes, entitled "of courts
held by justices Of the peace, is here
by amended, so as to read as follows !:
Section 175. Upon every judgement
rendered by justice, execution shall
be issued by such justice, or his success
or in Office having custody Of the dock
ct containing such jugement, in the
manner hereinafter prescribed, at any
time upon demand, within five years
from the rendition of such judgement :
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 2. 1868.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-14
[Publtshed Apra q, 1863
CHAPTER 299.
AN ACT relating to the foreclosure Of


mortgages, on real estate.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin represented IN
ate and assembly do enact as folLowS:
Section I. Tn all actions here COM
menced for the foreclosure Of mortgages
on real estate, the defendant or defend
ants shall have twenty days time in
which to answer the complaint, after the
service of the summons, without regard
to the time when the mortgage was exc
cut6d.
See. 2, The officer or person whose
duty 1t shall be to sell any mortgaged
premises, by virtue Of any judgment
or order obtained in any court within
this state, shall give notice Of the time
and place of such sale, by causing no.
tice thereof to be previously printed for
six weeks successfully, once in each week,
in a newspaper published in the county
in which the lands are to be sold, if there
be one, and if there beno newspaper pub
lished in such county, then such notice
shall be so published i'll an adjoining
county, and notice Of such sale shall be
given in such further manner as the
court shall in its discretion, in the judg
ment or decree direct.
Sec 8 Sales Of mortgaged premises,
by virtue Of any judgment OF order OBJ
tanned before this act takes effect, may
be made in accordance with the proyis-
ions of this act, or in accordance with
the provisions of laws now in force.
Sec, 4. Chapter two hundred and
twenty of the general laws Of the year
eighteen hundred and ftty-nine, and all
other laws, so far as they contrayene
the provisions Of this act, are hereby re
no9Ie1
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7. N. STRONG,

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Notary Public Land and
n Collecting Agent, podgoyiilc Wis. Particular
Intention given the setlement OF estates IN the
County Court once in Court House. Up Stairs.
- n2S-Nl
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S. W. REESE,

/ TToRNEY. AT LAW Land aud Collecting Agent,
\ nodserilIc, Iowa County, Wis. Particular al
ntion given "a collecting and agencies d payment OF
xrs In iowa County Office in the Post Olive Build
. ni-y}l
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-14
WHITNEY SMITH,

gaNANNER AND CURRIER Mineral Point, Wis.
Leather of all kinds, also Hair for Pl@stering al
~avs on hand cheap for cash. job Work done at snort
notice and on moderate terms. lh-o-uJ
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IPlblished AprT p, 1861
CHAPTER 302.

AN ACT to amend section 217 of chap
ter 120 of the revised statutes, en-
titled Ssof courts held by justices Of
the peace,
The people Of te state q so@ssi ,, represented i sen
Section /. Section two hundred and
seventeen Of chapter one hundred and
twenty of the revised statutes, is hereby
amended by adding thereto. after the
words "brought there, in the twelfth
line thereof, the following "And in
case tile Judgment is rendered in favor
Of the plaintiff for a sum less than fif-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-14
MATTHEW BISHOP

wras furnished his bar with assortment OF iiq-
uors IIchas also good Billiard Table OlFe nm
cal
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-14
Approved April ?, 1868.
Published 4prjl q, 1865
CHAPTER 800.

AN ACT to facilitate the confirmation
Of sales Of mortgaged premises, in
certain cases.
The people Of Tie state Of Wisconsin represented IN sea
0ie ond assembly DO enact as jolloacS:
Section / Tn all actions for the fore
closure of a mortgage upon real estate,
wherein sale Of the mortgaged prem
iscs shall be held and made by any sher-
if, and a deed or q certificate Of sale of
the mortgaged premises shall be execu-
ted by said sheriff to the purchaser
thereof if the sheriff making such sale
shall die without making report Of such
sale, such report Of sale may be made
by the plaintiff, his agent or attorney,
un ler oath and upon fling such re-
port of sale, duly verified, the court
shall make an order confirming such sale
and report. in the same manner and with
the same effect as though said report Of
sale had been made by the sheriff who
made such sale
Sec. 2. In allactions heretofore brought
for the foreclosure Of mortgage upon
real estate, wherein sale Of the mort
gagged premises shall have been hereto
fore made by any sheriff, and deed or
certificate of sale of the mortgaged prem
ises shall have been heretofore executed
by any sheriff to the purchaser thereof,
and said sheriff shall have died without
having made report Of such sale, such
report of sale may be made by the plain
tiff, his agent or attorney, under oath !;
and upon filing such report Of sale, du-
" verified, the court shall make an or
der confirming such sale and report, in
the same manner and with the same eff
feet as though said report Of sale had
been made by the sheriff who made such
sale.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage
and publication.
Approved April "a, 1868.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-14
r ARUNDEIL,

- ENERAL DEALER in stoves, Hardware, nm
VI Sheet-iron, and Copper ware, %c, Iowa street;
opposite the old Post Once, Dodgevlle, Wis Lni-ylI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-14
J. r. ROBERTS.

nTOTARY PUBLIC, Deeds, Mortgages. &c, drawn
N with accuracy at his Hotel Main strest
Dodgevillc, Wis. lhoNf"I
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Sc.HAT.TiS HOUSE.

NO 207 & 200 Randolph Street, Chicago Illinois
N This house is centrally located, in the lusines
part os the city near the POST Office, the Court House
and all the principle Rail Road Depots Tho accom-
noiatious good and cheaper than most Of u;
Hotels in this vicinity Ln4l-tfl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-05-14
SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.

aoDGEVILLE, WIS.
ollects bacl, pay for discharged Soldiers, Bounty
Money and back pay fer heirs Of deceased Soldiers.
Pension certificates procured Bounty claims settled
ii prices establiscd by Law.
n24-ly SAMUEL W. REESE, Atty
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+, plaintiff S attorney,

Sec. 4. The publication of the sum-
mons, as relating in this act, shall be
equivalent equivalent to personal ser
vice of the same on such unknown de-
PENDANTS and on proof, by the affidavit
of the printer or his foreman OF princl-
pal bookkeeper, Of such publication,
being fled in the Office of the clerk of
the court in which such action is pend
inc, and the time for answering having
expired, and no appearance made for
such defendant, the court shall proceed
with the action, in all respects as though
the same had been against the assignees
or transferees and holders Of the mort,
cage. or other title, and the obligation
puporting to have been thereby secured,
by their proper names, and the summons
personally served on them.
Sec. 5. Upon the trial of any such
action, and when demanded in writing
by either, jnry shall be summoned,
empanneled, and sworn to try the same.
Such jury shall render special verdict.
and no such verdict shall be set aside
for informality, but any defect or error
of form in in such verdict may be cor
rected by the judge, before the jury are
discharged.
Sec. 6. Whenever it shall appear on
the trial of such action, or by the YER
dict of a jury, if tried bya jury, that
the complaint is true, and that the mort
cage or other title, or the obligation it
NAV purport to secure, was obtained frau
duiently. or by or orunder false pretenses
or that the plaintiff or the person through
whom he claims, was induced to execute
such mortgage or other title, or such obli-
cation, by false and fraudulentrepresent-
ations relative TO the consideration for
which the same was executed, or that
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]. II. CLARY,

| TTORNFY Al LAW, Mineral Point Mi5. ~ W
u fec in Thomas Stone Block. thl-SI
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Name Of plaintiff
against
Name of known defendant,

Name Of known defendant,
and persons unknown defendants.
The state Of Wisconsin to the un-
known assignees or holder of certain
mortgage, Cor other title,) and the obli-
cation it processes to secure, Gas the case
may be- on Cor to, real estate, executed
by -, to -, and bearing date the
- day -, A. D. 18-)
You are hereby summoned to appear
and answer the complaint in this action,
which is on file in the Office Of the clerk
Of the circuit court in and for said coun
ty Of , and serve a copy OF your
answer on the subscriber, at his office
in the -, (here insert the town, vii
Iage or city, within ninety days after
the service hereof; and if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant
Dated this day Of a. D 18-.
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Yrofessional & Business CarOs
G.. w BURIAL, M.

nuYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Dodgeville, Iowa
Il County, Wisconsin. lhi-si'l
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AN ACT to facilitate the confirmation
Of sales Of mortgaged premises, in