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WE haYe insl retslSed sad cp1nzt Urge. wea
sesscted and AeSirz sssek e. 0co poaaisfing 81
stAyle snd fscy Dry saia 81 every dsscfipIior and
essIity, Resay-zszae xlpghing LadiA sad Gentle
lasas tsfnsskiax gosls HaH and Ctta Bees end
She's Slntisnery Es,ionA a. 4e.
Havtns ieng besn fss6eftz 81 EaN TearSIsre,
and inasadSng q remain hsre we SESAME The peopls
that NC osF as great inSeoesnsnts - any heuae IN
ths city. gzn anS fea 6f yoarsslTes - No
charge nasde for showing eeoas.
kiisf HEART sPIESBER0ER
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gAaKs HRNRY, sR.

Asdrsr 1EeFa3stca, Ada'r, rs HI Hasas.
THE plslneifs, on aGaasvii say The defendant
Il indebted - him, afd 80 ahsena 81 CONCEAL them.
selves thai The ordinary pr0ress of law canhos be
assee5.apa them, haylRg ebtaned m oFsgspal At
tftaenl xgsinst the estate Of the defsaants ntaAs
slssShahle hsIsge James Henry 4 dssslie6 81 HE
Peans Cor BiouH3 coeHty. ard he came hsFing been
levied on thejr pfsneTty tsIserfeead ~ Aais Jss-
tiec that che Aetapaan, appeaF hsfsie hias hk his
aisira n I.oaisllie "a tbe znih das of nesapaAes
next, or Il Eill - pFoseasa 9ilis e. FsflF. n Is
srfher erefea hy Saie Jasiica thnt Ais nalise be
pnhIlshra ID tha knoxyiiie NAig fae fasP eoaseeu-
I've weeks Tkis 1ash of April. 1884. ~
jess-i psss SAAIEs HKNkIs J. r
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Ind ,c Ne Fssiaslell, Al m Z, ~ 4 lH Singleton
THE nisiasIa oa aEIdasA says the dsfendans
s. iharbfeI Is mr. and 30 aises' 81 ea4csth hins-
Ell that tll1 sfdihafy pfuces ~ lau csanol Be-
served iieta lhal having ol4Aincd ~ efieiAai pt-
tAellhlsss ahi1at ~ estate u sha denasnf made
fysHfn6Sia tekfc james Heayg. Jsstiee ~ The
Pence flF Blsasat eothfy ard the sane hatieg hes
iexisl rft il property Il 4 ordered ~ aid Jiss-
tire tilhs ine daEsndant appear before him at kis
eEice III IouisFiie, on the 2aih day Of peeesllsr
asxt o. & VIII q proceeded with * pNSse- II >
i.fseF ordered by said Justiee thss tbs notes b
nphlEshe5 d the Knoxville Whig fpr four consees.
i've weeks
lrss-4t PISS JAMES HKfHTsI. =.
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THR nAaats.kpsa haze ls.st sessa we'd y sylsnaia
Dry Goods,
HATS AND cars,
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RATES OF ApTERfpne.

Oso squsre, Of tsa lines q bourgeois, one iE-
ifl1a...s.s-. = -
Easf ee.Btihzaase u safrs sdveEtiserzenf.. g.
0nn ssusFe. six 10 D
Que square. pr y %
Liberal aiscognss viii he rsais . shose who 81
vertiss literally. Having lost thcEssnds b adtss
Using. 20 advertisement vii be Inserted Eifbsl,
payment n 4Frses, or sotne responsible mar % s.
suias payment The extensive eireulasioH 4 r.
paper viii make l. desirable saTerf;snE nlslisas
". q. 2R0ENLOH.
OcFoHER. isCd Edsfor end R.isilSs-
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4. HMra 3. T,haNas IK JoaasGR.

THE PLAINTIFF on aeiaevlt says tbs defendant b
indebted 10 him. and 40 ahsconds or eoneeah himself
that the ordinary process a. law cannot b. served
npan 1ilnJ having slhea 81 efisinsl asfaehmsnt
asihss the esiais d The assshaaat nssla FstnFhAble
u ara y en- G4npbalss q Justice 81 ths Rsase fbr
Hfaliee eeanlS and filo shgns havine besn istiea On
h psopkffY Il s ordered BY sasd Ju.flez that the
deGsndant Geiear helara hisa A Af afee N Gleve-
lad on The iaf Monday Of DsrlnnsF 1ssk q Il
will Be proceeded Nsfh & paFts Is II further on.
asrsA fat this n0tes b published fs isar successive
wetts In the Knaxvills WhfFL This Goth ,5nna
1854 WILLIAM l. CAHPDELfs
iszstt psts SO JatIes of Is Rsaes
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I'm. II Hantef aaa G, u Esafsy &. David
Klacaaaos end Josesh n. Tssssnp.

THE plzlaslek On aadsvA So he asfsndssts
are ad1htei q than, ~ g ehseea4 e es.nsnai
thsnsair6 shst tka oaaiEefF process & laR nnnnef
b fsgss % iksnl heFine ehseipa1 a. erig.nAs ~
fSsliinfs aainei ika eetsla ef rs q lnsls5
FesaFa u sse N a /. Campo tEsi.cs a Sc
pace 81 n Is eoInl5 And tie sane z ~ =<a:s
isfled 6 81 Ioietiy g i psdsFta b. Il tass.sa
ist is aiIl 6I7asf eizee kiIe 81 81. o,|:e9 Il
Dlnraasa - ~ At 4eniiaj 1k neeeusksf nsxk -
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sss..s - nsh fIskta - fslsz zseessife
<ass n - fsssS Isas vgksrk eTnsY ~ Y $,
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THE plainiif On aizlAvis, sAss the dsiste,asat
tnehtel "a him. and - aiaeeadssst cansess llnseif
thai The etasnary process 81 law easast b served
sl,s nina hnsiaK obsaihed - original attachment
a4ns The estate Of he dessndpAi, usads rttfFnable
i,faFs Is ni r Gaalple . sinlies af the Psans fer
Rraaies eoenty and The same haysng been lesiai eB
flessnssnt sulas before him At ~ eiiee in Glesa.
land IN he IL Moaasy 81 Deesatbef next or { yin
IL nroceeie with * pssse II i fiiftAar efsisFed
that this notice be published fsr fear successive
weeks In The KRexvllle Wing. This sesb Juae
1884. WILLIAM /. cAMPHELL
ig2.s.tsfss ,I,sslee OF fhs Peace, =
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r. d. Haa6ers rs. DaraI Ra6aHaon and
.losepk r, Tagfos. s.

TIIE pSintig. en- afaia4ik iass - de4eHdants
ars insial4Sal - him, and ~ esseosa or CONCEAL
thsraslsea that tlh uriRary pFpcsas - iaN eanFot
Be saEved npea slssna barring obtained 90 aF3esnai
atfashsaaat akainsa the estate sc she deekhdanss,
made resnrfsble before Vim. ]. cssupheH Snstis's
81 che Peaee for Bradley county and The sane hav
jog bscs levied ~ sheis iFufesiy II i ordered BY
sad Jussice that sha DESCENDANTS spfeHs before him
sfshis Office N Cleveland on the 1T Monday pf he
essbrr next on Il viii be proceeded With ex paFto.
Il i further nracred that hia notice Be for
fessf successive weeks In The Knaxsfiis Nhsg This
2asb IuAe 1854.
WILLIAM I. cAaPBxI.Is
hs1,isfiFRs Justice Of The Peace.
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Z. r.. BUTLER,
ATToREEY AT Law
Axs
United States Claim Agent,
Kx0xgIEER rEKxEssEE

Ctasfcslfg sBfBFet.H 84eN4 tH O. ~ HA FAt
Csassiss y Ear ftAakssas.
nroseuslu ~ haras q esassna sgaias. tAs Gov.
e<ameat; ASA
Pssslos, B6aals, Hack Pss. As, &c. aue The
nfeads o. dcresaea SELLERS.
Gcvernneas yoetAess hesght o. collected en- the
hesf terms. So
YnfrmA sasins coererlea and eoiiestad Tor
hcrza ferags and property taken.
Also collects pay Cor negroes enlisted IL the army
AalonfinK % ieyel eitisens.
Re has reesra e sha aes8h o. Ell last TcisAse-
aoe seadsuEs vAe hAya did beloaking to the Calo1
army he desires % see Al persons who drew d
PENSION 81 tie breafiag cut a. the rebellion who
have bsau loyal wkea the soldier died hAyiaf q
widow she i eafitlsd II no widcW tie shil6ren, e
No chllaEea ths father, No hther the lnosAes, DE-
The fses Is dis eiaes % casts Eve dollars and oza
dollar end efy cests fss each certificate.
lie rsfers 10 8eaeFal s. P. cartss nss Hfaenlow
col5nsis john MsliiamA Jehp Bexfer, q. r. Trsa-
PIE sensaeI Z RoagsFs ana Jndse Jones
Broescs il Basamspt ssosy Il she Cert Hcess.
SaAyf4-4f
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
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Snecial Town Meeting.

On Last Thursday, the day appointed for
the Special Town Meeting, few voters
assembled at the Town Hall, but the notice
of the Meeting being short, aud the bad
condition of the various roads leading to
Town, prevented great number from com
ing in. it was thought best to adjourn to a
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Meeting iscalled on a matter ofimportance,
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The Towns of Dane County, and number
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ers of the Town of Dodgeville, it is yoat'
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there will be general turnout, and full
expression Of opinion.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

PLATTEvILLE WITNEss.-We see by the
last Fitness that Geo. n. Shaw, who has SO
ably conducted that paper for near two
years, has sold out to F. S. Houghawout,
who will hereafter carry on the Witness.
We wish Mr.. II. much success in his new
undertaking.
Messrs. Brown & Shaw have bought out
the Galena 1dcertiser, and intend to nfuse
new life into that old and we'll established
paper We also wish them much success in
their new field of labor.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

- We have received from AMAsA CoBB,
Member of Congress, number of volumes
Of valuable public documents, for which
we are truly thankful. They mostly re-
late to the conduct and present condition of
the Navy, the report Of the Commissioner
of Agriculture, ETC., and to us, III our
business are AN invaluable acquisition. The
Colonel has done valuable service in the
field, while leading the gallant Wisconsin
Fifth against the Rebel hordes at the battles
'of Fair Oaks, Melburn Hill, and many 9TH
scr important encounters, where it wen
ihonors second to none, and lasting as his
tory and he is now standing up boldly
for the right, and attending to the interests
'of Wisconsin in the Halls of Congress.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

ew-We were rather surprised and much
pleased the other day at meeting on the
street. our old friend and fellow "com-
panion in arms" Sergeant E. EVANS, of Co.
y, 3lst Wisconsin Regiment. He is look
ing exceedingly well, and reports the boys
of his Regiment mostly enjoying good
health. His mission is to recruit few
men to fill up the ranks of Company G.
which have been in measure wasted by
sickness and the changes of war. Wewish
him abundant success, and would advise
anyone anticipating taking advantage ofthe
high bounties, to volunteer with Sergeant
EVANS, and by so doing they will join a
good, orderly, welldrilled company of the
best boys that ever left Wisconsin.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

RErURNED.-We see again on the streets
of our peaceful village, Mr.. WIN. c. MEF-
rEARr Co. II, Sd Regt. Wis. Vols, one OF
the heroes of Antictam, Gettysburg, and
several other hard fought battles We can,
not but strew flowers of glory IN the path
way of the returned hero; and hope that
his stay with us may be crowned with the
smile of peace, and the grateful throbbings
of many kind hearts, so that when he again
seeks the horrors of the battlefield, his re-
Elections on home may be with peace and
gratitude.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

s37@T The Town Of Linden, not to be out
alone-by her neighboring towns, has raised
10y Town Tax the sum of 100000, with
which to pay 100000 bounty to each vol
unteer mustered into the service, and credit
ed to that town. They also proposc-pro-
widing the required number of volunteers
are not forthcoming-to give each man who
Ms drafted and accepted, the sum of $2o0O
with which to procure substitute, feed and
sclothe his family, or use as spending
m0ney."
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

BH-At La Crosse, the Democrat says
that fuel is so scarce, that wooden combs
have gone up to five hundred per cent, and
to steal even one stick of fire wood at pres
ent prices would be grand larceny. At
Dodgcville we are not quite so hard up for
wood, though through this cold snap it has
been scarce article. Green wood can be
bought for $3.50 per cord, and dry for 81,
though, some has-,been sold for as high as
S. per cord.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
Stray Notice.

rTSAKEN UP BY THE sURscRIBER RESIDING -
i in the Village of Dodgeville, on or H>
about the LIST of January, one year and ~ =
half old colt, dark bay, rather small size -AA
white in forehead, Also one white red heifer,
year old past, red head back and tail white No
other marks. The owner is requested to call, prove
property, pay charges and take them away
JOSEPH PEARCE.
Dodgeville Jan. TO- 1864.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

AMERICAN AGRIcULruRIsT.-Thc January
number of this monthly is received. If
anything, the present number is ahead of
any that have proceeded it. We wish that
more copies. of this excellent publication
were taken in our midst The price is but
81 per year. 1t is also published in Ger
man. The present number IS the beginning
of the 23d Volume.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14
TEL a r ID w "A r il .
ATlam MANHOOD;
EKE5a1W How Lost How Restored.

Just Published in a Sealed Enregope Price Sir Cente
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N cureof Spermatorrhoea Seminal Weakness, In
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to Marriage generally Nervousness Consumption, Ep
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ing from Self Abuse &c.-By RoBERt j. CULvERwELL,
NJ D., Author of the Green Book &c.
The word-renouned author, in this admirable Lecture
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Lost.

A Twenty dollar order the Town of Ridgeway
Iowa County Wis. bearing date July 18th, 1863 PAY
able David II. Jones bearer. ThereforeI forbid
all persons from trafficing with raid order
Dated Ridgeway Iowa County Wiz. 1854.
D II JOKES
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

Soldiers and officers in the Army. be-
ing exposed to sudden charges, should al
ways be supplied with "Br0aon's Bronchial
I'roches," as they give prompt relief in a
Cold, Cough, or an Irritated Throat
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

ExPLoe IoS--On the 4th inst there was
quite serious locomotive explosion on the
track at Milton junction. Two trains "a
freight and express) had arrived about the
same time under heavy steam, on account
of the snow the freight train switching on
"a side track to allow the Express to pass,
and while both were momentarily still, and
side by side, the engine Of the freight blew
up with tremendous explosion, delnolish-
ing passenger car of the express train,
killing several persons and seriously injur-
ing others. The engineer was temporarily
absent from his engine.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-01-14

ry" Highland has voted Tax of $4,000
for bounties to volunteers. Bully.
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Iost-31O Reward.

OUTRAGED from the subscriber rss ding about ono
= mile and half north Of the Village Of Dodge
vile some time during the Summer, LINT GREY
Horse Coh two years DID, dark .nane and TAIL stand
ing about fifteen hands high.
ANY person giving Information leading to the
cry Of the colt will receive the above reward
WM. VINCENT
rod1eyilIe Nov 18th 1909. ull.3m.
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rwWe wish it to be plainly understood
that we are prepared to do all kinds of job
printing in good style and on short notice.
And we find it is understood and remember
ed too, by quite number Of persons, for
they bring in work SO fast that we are
often obliged to work until II and y o clock
at night, in order to get work ready for
delivery when it is promised, but we do it.