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gerfeaelte @ugeepte perten auf pti or Siice bis 5um %.
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ten spifteu Rem 3epot Ger Baltimore uno Stip @iien,
ba6R une hr Baltimore pefsOffee.
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relde IDS rerartprrtlt6 MAIDEN teB Der Steter, menn e1
zen Contract erEdlt, fdbig II, ~penfel6en ~9eh6rtgju ~Scu5teben
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Cffice beS 81. 81. General Mr0fOf:
III a1f3anS fnr xelaDare unb
cfs nvSsfdn

BalttntCre, q Nppernter 1000.
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Stir SOnmiffprcrS &Sffice.

NaltmpIe, cen 20. 6ebr. 1864.
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Die MarpIdnS:Staa =Tnir.

Baltimore, ZEN 10. SEER. 1864.
Die a@tunesbpl ltnter5ei6neten Ia6en bic 6eutIten Troler
unb Sunefrauen 8altimpre's, Irpte bic beutihel -Iereine
pelde f6 fur biec Jair tttere lirst. hermit ffreuuSlid Elm,
fb Mtttr . d ben "a Te6rudr, II lbr 0prmfttaos.
III benz 2Ofale Der gattes Linton Belief Ndpctaticn, So. 80
9erin9tpnftr, periSnlta unO te5ietunssmetis pur6 Neprd-
Ientdtipnen 5ablret1 ein%3 lfinber, itut iiter Mittel lnb QBeoe
su beratte1t, ME bal beutf6e Department Ger 8air ,mefntis
sig unb reS eeuti6en Ndnttns murbis auseefdttet merte
Oa bic 5atr bereits ant is Mprif er6fnet ptrh, 70 1T
l4nents 9etneini6afli6es Sdnbeln nptttpetbt9.
S>pftta Splitter.
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tH t1Sp5 Qtiette Sitting.
&eppp1btne SactuS.
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WlarfcbauSz9Serfauf

Strait eine8 rrm Ser. g taaten DtfrittPg eridte am II
6egruqr 1854 tfi9lp1euen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un6 Ser
Eaufg=9rla1es, -. L5f f-s srBtl1 .a5
Dtrs 6termttR a drt4t s~eseben, bag i'd am
Sienftls, rem %. 6ebru0r ,. S. 10 lbr 8rrmitta8s, IN eer
hung res S&ppners y@ro9 6cun6", befeb no III 8rp @ppbs,
StattCrars, Stuben II. + N. anf Sfentlt6er Guttipn se8en
SGar b~erfteieern perre. q u ssust Eieee
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Ueue An1ei0en.
sIn bic iptcbertn Oienff getrctene1t g5c=
feranet 0cn WfarNian6 Neeimcmterm,
Welcbe let bier dlf 1lrlG11b ffn0.

Dag POM Stabtratt fir @mpfang unb geptrtbune erndnnte
SGml1e wunl0t Die Warten unb g8pbnrrte Der auf's gteue In
2teaF getFttenen Ntar9laub- Srsimilteet, pel6e 16 tn pter
nape Der otaet %bettneer, su ~lrfabren. Sff,tere ltnc SrlSds
tn @putn gs9a1eN TIRE Namen uubersiglid, AIT bic Office
Res Spafo OF elatlts' Np. 10. Sputbfr. ienben, afg' .
SIS treetef @
(O!-S1] D t@. sH~ Vpriiker beS SpnifeiS.
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3m Uerfdirfen.

sA44ssA- Gin nett ertdutes gerduntees ~9Dpbn6aits NIT dner
8equemlt@feiten, iOrie einer 6iferpertfdtte nit @tnfhluf
pom 2 older 2anS erfer 9ualitdt, an fer SrOtstppn Otpap !
Metler Bon Der Stast oeles II, 1T inter annebmbrret 8eStn,
9ull9et jt S%srttitsn. Ndheren Offerten iiett ~entpesen SS}pt
VppeletSnt yp ITO SQQlntur1ltr. @ 16fnnhlf
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armerS uno 9SlaTlterS Sdnf.

Sdlttnrre. Is. 6ebr. 1861.
Die gaut wirb AM NVautdg, rn %. D.. sd, geitlpfen
bleiten. Aae 3abtnnseu, pelte an fisienl Gage faaig ftub
mufen bs Samfd9, ten 20. r., an pel6snn 31ge Der Bpart
ietHe Sisuus bdit, ~erfpt6eR. ass
s. 9. &uttert
iiebr1S-22) $3.50 1885, gafRrer.
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Die gtttalieeer pbiser @erteinte mer6en hermit etneelo6cr
ia be AM Oienfde, ten %. Ssbr NbentS Z llbr I~tattfnben.
ben Usridnrnlune punftli& sl erIhetnen, ia tpibtiae Sc.
iddfte sur Serbdn6lung fpinn1en.
(WtrD) aA1H REg1 @. 81. SfrDtt, Ssfr.
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WuTDrberu1,a.

DerjentSe, Der etntt at mid abreIFrten Brief neefder ~.
9. Sebr. auf Der eifc ifanb auf Der tteitsen @pfpftiee aboebSIIi
tat, tpir6 9ebeten, ~fenielbet an Gotrab &eier, Gte W}pnu.
tnent unb 8rittpnifr. 9efiliSf abjl ~lteftrn.
lOI - ~. - - 81 enrn RiHr GnaHn1
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OeldaftSs Nn5eige..

8. Gent L Sc. baben lit So. % gtprb &pmartifr., nabe
8apetteiro elm g8trleiale unb Retatl Drug.Gei6dft uni
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raratipn Spn Metttamenten duf's 9iinftlt6fe ~beiprsen, wPr.
auf MIR bic Serren aer3te, ipwie bas publtfurt I'm Masentei'
men bSTi6t aufnertium maaen.
t12ktr3Net) 8. L 81.
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SdrfeeDeripdbl

lllo Sprtieblng Der alBerproentli9eh General
~Seriammlung aas aag
oes Sln9. Mrb+ Observation-Disclosures
Opnneritag, fn 25. Jebry anfun8 prdeiS 7 utr Qbents,
wpbei ieces WetslieS e~rfd,einem tn,;s.
Ote Qdtl zines v8irfeeper5" iir ste opnt yNud Wtb. I'm.
terft Geretn" 5u ~erlnSenre Q3irtblGaft IN Npr6 @asfrose
SIR. % finbet tn Ser am Oonnerfag, ben rs. b. 81. fprt;u.
lesenber MISREPRESENTATION @eneral=@ Ser aminluns fatt.
Mud ficbtmiteIiecer (inc sM riefer @arfeeper. gteue
2tnGbIbat.
Nle Nppltfnttet (WRtt9lteber pter RidtmitolteSer) ml1ea
I'D fp%rtntenbst Mtttrpdb, ben "a. 6ebr, MbeneS sntidet 7
unb s lltr, IN WeddntS Sale Q9elt 5dpettphr, Sc. 1852, BE.
ftinlnnutsseemdB bet ether 9rufuness@ pmtte BE s nil d
1nelben, no fe nit ben 8eSineunseit n6ber betonnt oemadt
%trsreen.. Gtra fpdter etnlaufenhe Inraelpunsen bisiben II H.
berIdft 6tt8t. -@1 sa5Ie a.
N@. Die @eneruISer a%nnlunB b,9innt UNI 7ltbr, mas be
ipnters bea6tet nerpen lpate tenr, ipGter @intrefIente
mi len itb Rem bereits @eISeHtuen 8eiesli6 faeen.
sMs N.5uber, prdf.
lSa 0pl 5. Sttg, SER.
Gdft SaltimOre SauDcrein $40. l.
Inter pbisent gidnen bat fh etn nener 8auseretn AM
lesten Wfittpp6 ~eebtlbet, @s mlrben uter 200 Mntbeile 70.
eletdt e%eJetdbnet. S~eunpe, BITE Cuff bater, etnem auten Ser
cine lid anSuihlteeen, fno bDfli9f eriuGt, am Rtttrpd, BEN
"a. Jebrg Atents rs llbr, bel Gbtufian I&nGpp, gfp. 1856
ieee su %berdtten.
:eHtefae a13a iIal u. 9e&t, prot. Yrdi.
lSa-Nd) So t.a r-a2I 6. adj g. prpS. SER.
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@hmriScr 0cr1nf

SanS. uns Mai6tnen-S 6net er finsen bauer
SefbditteunS BEL SpnneEprR, Selismann & N1arr, 80.
- %altimprear. t25ian-5febr
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OScucr ~SSdnoerci,t.

Od lid Elm neuer 8duberein unter bent Ndnten 8elaii
8duperetn eebileet Bat beiSpbn &dl, so SO Qpwftr, fp wer,
bent np&nals Ige, bic f6 arauiblieBen 2uft baben, ~einsela
hen, am bic @eisse np6ntals az beratbea urO sur 8earttsn
NAIL Su f6reitsn. SIM Muftrdee
(SaW{Ol .-.~ T-.isa4Ee aHr & $50 rtb.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22
Union County Convntion.


A County Convention CONFUSED Of delegates chosen
blythe Union electors Of the ous precincts in Iowa
County will be held at the Court in the Village
Of Dodgeville on Saturday, September oath, 1854,
at O'Clock NJ, tor the purpose Of can.
didates for the various officers be chosen in this
county at the ensuing cleo ton in November.
All those who in favor Of vigorous prosecution
Of the until the rebellion is conquered and the
Union restored and who are in favor of the nominees
Of the Union National Convention, invited to;
participate in the election of delegates to the Con-
vention. 6as
1t is earnestly hoped that every precinct in the
county will be fully represented.
The ratio of represen tation win be as fellows
it being one delegate for every fifty. and for
each additional tract ion Of twenty votes
the last Presidential election
Arena Clyde 2; Dodgevis 10; Highland 8 !;
Linden 7 MiTin 8; Town oflMineral Point A City
Of Mineral Point, LIST ward 5-d ward 81 Moscow 2;
Pulaski 4 Ridgeway 5 /; Waldwck 2; Wyoming2
By order of
UNION COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Dodgeyille, September Sd, 1864.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

a@ At a Democratic Club meeting,
before the Chicago nomination, Chaun
cey Burr, a rabid peace man, delivered
an address, in which occurred the fol-
loving:
"The Democratic Party must recog-
nize in their platform the doctrine Of
pon-coersion, and cessation of hostili
ties against our southern brethren. On
these principles, and on these principles
alone, will this campaign be successful.
These doctrines should be represented
In the candidate and platform, but if NOT
in both, most certainly in the platform. "
When asked if he would support Nc
Clellan, he replied: eyes, or any
other man, on an anti war platform
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-This magazine
of fashion, art and literature continues to
improve as it grows older. It's late improve
ments are many, and we thought years age
that 1T was as near perfect as could be-
GoEEY spares neither expense nor labor ir
ats pre- aration, but Cooley like other pub
fishers cannot furnish his publication with
out fair remuneration, and we see thai
he has given notice that no more clubs vii
be furnished at the old rates. Paper hay
ing advanced $50 per cent. he is obliged te
advance his price. Whatever it may be j,
will be wise for ladies to pay the price and
fake the prize-for such it is.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22
By order Of Committee.

19-Our correspondent "DAvE" will
please accept our thanks for a numbe,
of rebel papers, in which we find many
strange and some new ideas. The
Memphis appeal Of August 9th, just
after Sherman had commenced his great
fanking movement which SO completely
hoodwinked Hood, contains the follow
ing paragraphs:
"The works deserted by the enemy
on his left were visited by number Of
the curious yesterday, who bring inter-
esting reports of the great extent,
strength, cleanliness, &C., of the late
Yankee line. The abandonment was
evidently made hurriedly, as articles
were left behind, including a quantity
of supplies. At one point large sign
was stuck up, on which was written,
'Johnney take care of the camps until we
come back
Thirty two Yankee prisoners and
dcsefters were brought in yesterday.
All these assert shat their army was
we'll fed, and that their rear communi-
cations were open, but many Of them
admitted the existence Of great dissatis-
faction in the ranks. None of them
professed any knowledge as to the pur-
poses of their commander in bis late
move but few of the most inpudent de-
clared the men missing from the trenches
would soon turn up"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

WWe learn that sudden and very
singular death occurred on Monday of this
week, about five miles southeast of this
Village. A man and his wife-an elderly
couple-were mining, the man was in the
shaft, and the woman was above attending
the windlass. She was hosting bucket
of rocks from the shaft when suddenly her
hold slackened, the bucket dropped. and
she fell dead. Her husband was some lit:
tile hurt by the falling of the rocks but not
seriously. A physician was immediately
called, put no signs of life remained. We
have been unable to learn the cause of this
sudden and singular affair.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22
E@The wife of a market gardener,

b@T The wife of market gardener
residing at Eagle Point, in this city re-
Gently gave birth to twins, which, in.
stead of being provided with the head
and.features of the Shuman form divine
had each the head and neck of snake
Below the head and shoulders the chill
dren were of comely form-from the
shoulders up, they presented the hor-
rible shape and characteristics of the
serpent Immediately after their birth
a consultation of physicians was held,
at which it was very properly decided
to bleed the monsters to death, WHICH
was accordingly done. What DISPOSE
ton was made of the bodies we have
not learned. The cause assigned for
this zusus nature is that Sc veral months
ago, shortly after the woman became
encieate, her husband playfully threw a
snakes head into her face, which SO
frightened her that the foetus assumed
the horrible shape int which they were
brought into the world.-Dubugue
Herald.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

DT Capt. Kuntz, Of Pittsburgh, made
a speech att Mcclellan ratification meet
ing short time ago, in which he made
use of the following elegant (?) langu-
age: "Lincolp is now played out, the
opposition to him is going to be bold
and powerful ; there must be no under
hand work, if Democrats catch any of
Lineoin's by satrap spies among
them, they must cut their id
Threats, that's all. ] should like to see
the noble George B. Mcclellan as
President teheers) and that great
Democrat, Horatio Seymour, should
occupy the position of Secretary OF
State. In the Cabinet | would see the
pane of VOORHEES, and the brilliant
glaxy of gentlemen statesmen who
cluster around the Democratic banner. "
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

"IDoN'r DANcE."-A plain, unlettered
man, from the back Of the county, il the
State of Alabama, came up to Tuscaloosa,
and on the Sabbath went to church. He
selected seat in convenient slip, and
| awaited patiently the assembling of the
congregation. The services commenced
Presently the music of full-toned organ
burst upou his astonished ear; he had
never heard one before At the same time
the gentleman who owned the slip, came
up the aisle, with his wife leaning upon his
arm. AS he approached the door Of the
slip he motioned the stranger to give place
to the lady. The movement he did not
comprehend, and from the situation of the
gentleman and lady, associated as it was in
his mind with the music, he immediately
concluded that a cotillon, or French contra
dance, or some other dance was intended
Rising partly from his seat, he said to MIN:
Excuse me, Sir excuse me, if you
please, | don't dancer
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

sW~The present is good time to sub
scribe for the Wisconsin State Journal, il
has just commenced its thirteenth volume,
which is good age for western paper.
By subscribing now you will get the priG-
clpal part of the campaign nows. which is
Of unusual interest this year. BY the way
Mcssrs. Editors, oar firm name is WRsG.
ELLSWORTH & Co, not WRIGGLEs, WogTe
d Go. as incorrectly stated in late issue
OF your paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

1t will be seen by reference to
another column that call is issued fer a
Town Caucus to be held st the Court
House, on Friday evening next, for the
purpose of electing delegates to represent
the wishes of this Town in the Union
County Convention, which meet at the same
place on the succeeding day. Turn out
one and all. Let there be full express
sion Of the wishes of the Union men OF
this Town.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22
Editor 0fThr02aaeIe /.

DEAR SIR With your permission wish to say to
the readers of your paper that will send, by return
ma ill., to al who wish it free, Recipe, with full d-
rections making and using simple Vegetable Balm
tina will effectua lily remove, in ten days. implies,
Blotches, Tan Freckles, and II impurities of the
skin leaving the SOFT clear smooth and beati-
full.
Twill also mail free to those having Bald Heads,
Bare Faces simple directions and information that
will enable them start full growth OF Luxuriant
Hair Whskers or a Moustache in less than Thirty
DAYS All app locations answered by return mail with
out charge. Yours, THos. T. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
nA4em3 831 Broadway. New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22
nERsoNs ADVANCED IN LIFE, AND FEELING

TERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE, AND FEELING
/ the hand of Time weighing heavily upon them,
and all its attendant ills, will find the of HOSTEL
TERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs, elixir that will
insti life into their veins, restore, In measure,
the ardor and energy more youthful days. build up
their shrunken FORMS and give health and yigor to
their remaining years. Those who in the least af-
cted with DYSPEPSIA, AGUE, LANGUoR, NAUSEA or any
other troublesome and dang disease arising rom
dsordered SYSTEM should not hes itate avail them
selves of the benefit derived from this great remedy.
For sale by Druggists everywhere 47-m1
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

Samuel S. Southland, agent of the
Adams Express Company at Terre
Hapte, Ind, committed suicide in his
room by shooting himself through the
head with pistol. few days ago. He
left a letter which says Liquor has
ruined me-"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

W Let no one fail to attend the exhibit
ton Of CLAPP, STANLEY & Co.'s "Poloptic.
omorana of the War;" which is to be given
at the Town Hall on Friday evening the
2Sd inst. Let those who have been in the
war and seen the dread battlefield, go and
see if it correctly represented. And lei
those who have been enjoying the blessing,
OF peace and pleasant homes during the
last four years go and see in what dreadful
encounters our soldiers have beeA. "Se
the dead and see the dying. Sec the bat
tie and the carnage"
Doors open at 7 o'clock, performance t
commence at quarter before eight, Tick
cts 40 cts, Children 90 cts.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

BIG MisERAL.-The diggings Of Mr.. Co..
beck, of this town, are yielding largely.
Within the last four weeks, Mr.. C. has
sold $4,000 TBS. at 500 per 1000. He re-
Gently took out three or four "bits" weigh
ing 400 lbs apiece. Lafayette Go. indie
pendent.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

REhe Boscobel Broad Are says that
on the first ballot taken at the Congress
sional Convention at Boscobel, Amasa
Cobb received So votes. The Mineral Point
Tribune says %. Which was it doctors 2
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22
Town Caucus.

Notice 10 hereby given that there will be meeting
the Union electors Of the Town Of Dodgevie, ,eld
at the Court House. in the village Of Dodgesille on
Friday Evening. September 23d, at71z O'Clock. P.
ma for the purpose of secting fourteen delegates to
represent the Town in the Union County Convention
VII ich will be held at the Court House. this Village
on Saturday, the Oath inst.
By order of Committee.
Sept 2lst, 1864.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

- Elsewhere will be found an excel
7esat letter from our regular correspondent,
"W," headed Army Sketches No. T." 1t
details ia glowing terms the gallant ex,
plots of the 4th Division, 18th Army
Corps on the goth ult., before Atlanta.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22
rAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
l. Medicines. For unpleasant and dangerous de-
seases, Helmbold's Extract Ruchu, which has re-
ceiyed the endorsement Of the most prominent pysic
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

The English Government report on
convict prisons, just issued, contains the
statement that experience goes far to
show that it is female influence, exerted
In some way or another, and not as it is
often supposed, intoxication, which is
the cause Of so much crime"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22
IN PROBATE-Iowa County Court

In the matter Of the Guardianship of the minor heirs OF
Abagau CulUer, deceds ed:
nN READING AND FILING THE PETITION
" of Alapson Culver Guardian of said minors rep
resentng among other things that his said wards
seized ofcertan real estate within this county and that
it expedient that the should be sold and
ing for license to sell the and appearing the
Court from said petition that it would be beneficial to
the said nors to sell said real estate 1t is ordered
and directed that the next of kin to said wards and all
in said appear before the Judge
Of this Court the oath day of October next cushing
at lock at the Probate Office in the village
of Dodgeville then and there to show canse why a
license should not be granted for the sale said real
estate according to the prayer said petition And
is further ordered that copy of this order shall be
pub shed for three successive weeks prior said day
of hearing in the 'DoDGEvlLLE CHRONICLE week "
newspaper Gil cnl ating in said county.
Dated Sept. 10, 1864, JOHN BONNER,
nl-@s County Judge
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

nB- Military Officers and Soldiers should have
Browns Bronch ial Troches they be carried in
the pocket and taken ON the first sign of cough AS
there are limitations be sure to obtain the genuine
which are sold everywhere at Is cents per box.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22
Taken Up,

TAME WITHIN THE ENCLOSURE OF
~ the subscriber residing about IL miles IL
northwest rom. Martells Mill in the Town E/AA
of Clyde. Iowa county, about the 4th day ofllA
August. BAY MARE three years old past She has
three white feet; star in the forehead No artificial
marks to be seen. The owner is requested to call.
prove property, pay charges and take her away.
Clyde. Sep. eth, 1854 52-w4 JOSEPH POWELL
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-22

rw~The Great Mcclellan Ratification
Meeting at Madison on Saturday last is re-
ported by the Journal TO be one of the
suaaHeet affairs of the season.