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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
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WANTED-By an American Woman, a
w Situation "a sEAMsTREss anu CHAMBERNAID :
who understands al Kind. of ftn!ly ewiog the best oi sie
oBce gwen Apply at No "a Wet lili', SECOND hooi'
NEAETED-By middle-aged American
w Woman s;uai.on COOK In 'I. private family
Good city references given Cal a. No. BsHkI, Ler LAT
place.
WANTED.-A SITUATION. TO cook, wash,
W aud iron, ina mail pii,se ha-y gy rep cl,ele
d4y.. her pre-, place .~ricr No. 80 Eas, broa'ay
A GENTS WANTED, to sell the largest and
~ mot attractive es.erucnt of PRIZE PACKAGES IN
the world ter kui, O!1 hand. a: ihs bgsues ~ Do vel
| to Try sample o; Srud r-d stamp Tor circular.
JOHN GIBSON, No. z Bocsnan-''.' ~ Y.
ASGARDFNER-A first-class practical Man,
n capable Of alnr any situation fLOhlsT and CRAZE
GROWER on bost principle lndsstriogf sl econ en.c-
J. e.. TdboDe Office.
QuaRrEHs.srEEs OryTcs. new YORK. April IS, lot
I RTILLERY HORSES WhNIED.-l 900
"a ARTILLERY Horsss wanted for wtih one Hundred and
rhs horse. inn.t b. sound s,ey particular. bfgAen 10
hses. not -. than - t'nd bih anl vii b. present I'd f
ssd a,A syenas. STEWART wax VL1ET
QaaItsrmAsier.
NOLORED BOY WANTED-To WAIT ON
~ al INVALID. One b'twosn u md yesr. in.el,eni
no. ~ loth st. "iliim'euis1,
NARD PRINTEP.-WANTED a young
- MAN who s. rome well fccomgnesicd, areusiogsd %
.ing ready Ell nds of Cards Ao three BOYS
y ho con and poiu cyudT Adsus pfesses Apply
70 BAKER l. GOODWIN Tribune boidinfs
AID WANTED-Thirtecn to fifteen years Of
a.e Rest u reference required. Address N Boz No
i.si6 Pos, Osee, hew foFf.
WANTED immcdiately-l5 CONTRACT
w PHYSICIANS r service IN the Department Of ssh'
iu, On and f1 i0r service M the Drpiuout Of the hul
Clgddalrs requested 20 make application 20 tho hcdc'
Director No A5S Broomes' hew on. by trI WIN sstl
inoHlsa 'a'ag agr :. lfs4iisNeoy tey III De nouled
appear before the Medical hI.inls Board IN tls cay
NsTANTED-A NURSE TO take charge of
Of good and education fond Of children, and with
faculty OF amusing instfuriin aud os ug them, will hnd
good home Apply at No. ~ Broadway, Room No. J.
| NHTANTED--A young MAN, from IL to u
w years old 10 take ehsr;e o. The books Of fAory Sat
isfctory reference required AarrAs with full nano 1, Box
| 10. 1871 Tribune Office.
VSyANTED AGENTS and CANVASSERS
w to ref tho STAR luo chimney BURNER, adapted
70 Ke1otsne anps "Ysnsce Sioyolook and Dish
Holder" "Lsd.es BirdWotk Holder fo The api Hem.
snd Finger Shield FOR hand -e.ins AID oi.or household
aeco-si.ies Samples and G0Fue by mall poet paid. 30
RICE Co., danufaosuFcT~ No n Pnsrow. N. Y.
NNTANTED-A CLERK, who writes an cle-
w CAN'T pan, engros.ius laud Addf,,,, in handwriting
Of applicant Box No 700 brooklyn Pos. Omee with TeisT
| eno,. stating salary expected
wAR DErInTNsxT. cAyALsI BuKeau.
| OTyiCE OF CHifP QuAKrEREAsrER, Z
| MABHIEGros. ID. G., March T. iUJA)
- GHn HORSES WANTED.
C,cOO One hundred sAd hisy (siIoj dollars pen Lead
i WA W CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within he ner hi'y c d4Js =. tho Goreren!
| Stables II OiG tboTo, ID. &.
SAID hor.cs to be in al particular. not lee. than dye
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

EUK NATIE-AC UANIIlN, CUuII.' VI .1Hto
II tom New. York by NJ H. Railroad. FARM OF - ecre.
on the Sound Il has oyster bed, besutful cedar
groves with scattering eycrgrccns Ao hickory chestnut
ON and nine trees young orchards abundance and variety
OF pesrs also peaches puH., cherries quinces tId all small
fruits and bcrres Has rich oaul soil all productive and
available end (. ponsbly and peculiarly beahlu
The finest bathing, fishing boatins and sutns. Has good
twoslofv and sttc house and good well aud several
.urins. of water Price s50oe II is dciiedya bar,aa
q. O. PRATT. No. a9 Pine y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

TOR SALE.-Brown-stOne front HOl,
i northwest corner of 4gth-st and 2d.av. Price g.
Brown store front HOUSES Nos. and Morris place,
east. Price $4,000 each. -
Rro~nstone front House No sl3 East 3oh-sI. Price
Brownstcne IRON. House No. 323 Fest 3Oth-st. Price
Brown front House, north side 4ist-st, 10 fec
Apply to BRAINARD Ar
No.4 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

NOR SALE or TO LET-A SUMMER
l. ROTEL and % Acres OF Land the east bank Of the
Paaic River miles from the Boiling Spring Station the
NJ and u. r. Hcgs loox5o feet containing large Dining
Room large Perors, kitchen aud Servants Rooms and IL
Bedsoou large Barns and Stables and Iceiouse; large
Gardeu and Orchard the premises Rent Sn0 per annum,
and tues fcr ye~. Apply 10 u g. EhbkEE, No. N
WAlst, NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Receipts OF Produce.
Arm IA ~ hl.s. Flour t6l bbs Nhisty $50
pkg. Corn Me- s07 hnsh Com go ptrs. rro,si0ns 90
pkg Lard 7ol pEgs. Butter ~ Psss. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

NOR SALE-An elegant brown-stone front
HOUSE and Lot, 3Tth.st 5thav. eara built IN
good order and u sxo Lot For permits aud prtc lars sp
DIV 10 ALLEN X BROWN No. So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
DARN FOR sALE.-will be sold at Auction,

Il ON FRIDAY, April ~ a, | O'Clock, OIL the premises.
valuable FARM combining about 100 OF land under
Lh state o. Cavaton situated miles OF Mount kisco
ou the liar Railroad and u hours ride from Newly ork
On arc two good honse two good bans csgr house. &C.,
and fruit OF all kinds III abundance For full particulars aros.
w H. WEEKS, Box No ,42S Pcst0hice kswYoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Real Gstate tor Sale.
ISee also AUCTION Sales.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE. with
~ or without the furniture; hour from tho City Hall
m. Harlem RR The locs,ion good ,nd perfectly healthy
Threeq quarters Of Of roand with plenty Of isa
grounds n fret rate order Possession al any to
Coll on B. WALES, Nos 30 and g. Leonard't
A SMALL PLACE for SALE on the HUD-
son miles from Newly ork, hef mile fom hudsoh
River Railroad station. Has house wth IL rooms barn,
and about Of excellent land choice at aud shade
trees in peuy water Of unusual excellence snd cehhtn
view OF tho ard its shores Tor 81 or ~ fnes FTee
5 Terms liberal. scarcely heahiet place 70 be found
in all Westchesier County. T. IT, fitAii, NO % I hesr
4 SMALL PLACE for SALE-Prettily STU
.,ed near Sing su ~ " house. beTn and tive acres OF
and with an uniana supply almost al the better Qualities
OF fruit excellent waleE good orchard AID charming
meadow Prics s2.SJ G. o. PRATT, No. % Finest
A FIRST CLASS, Extra-Wid Three-Story
~ and Attic Rrick HOUSE. No 6s Prcsidens with four
os between Clinton and Court Brooklyn, buil' In the
Fdward kellogg; 80 feet wide plate glass in wldows
parlor. and h,s rscocd Womb be sold without the o.
onla. o,s If desilsd. J.. Il. KELLoGG ia9 rearis n y
DOWRONVlLLE LOTS-22 LOTS on Ralph
] and GrovestS and Evergreen.ay 20 Exchange Tor =
uonss Ia Wlliamsburrh Now lork-Ith Ward. Some
Cash will be pat in s CoChCRoFT, No l65 Broadway.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at hall
~ priceood House and Outhuldngs with eight acres o.
valuable Land; well located Sing Sing y. Y; price,
"'''''' 9. O. PRATT, No "a Pine-''.
NORNER STORE and FULL LOT, HOUSE
four s,ories Water and 0as-best Business stand as
F,behpcr, N j. For SALE or very liberal terms Apply
to owner. +. h. hELLoGG No lS PsaEist., New-ioIk
nOCK PROPERTY for SALE-With large
STORFHOUsE kc. On excellent location for Iron,
lumber or coal company has 100 feet water trout with ck
connecting 18th the Central Railroad Of NewJerseyi Is ait
u,l.d a. Iliyahehport b.. J. For pnrtcrars apply
b. II n D.. n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

NAf DFPIRTNEyT. CAYALRT BUREAU
OyyCE OF tHffP OuAHrEREAsrER,
NABHIEGros, D. g., March !, l6JA
- GHH HORSES WANTED.
et,OOO One hundred sAd hisy (SljJ dollars per Lead
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the ner thi.y .c daJs :. tho GoTonent
Stables II OiG tboro, ID. e.
Said hor.o sound IN al particulars not lee. than I've
l3 tsb nine t9i year. old ffcu .f 10 10 lnds
hsh foil leshed oOmpacy bud 0rdle-Ulse, sud OF s4ls
suficeu; '9r cavalry puTpoEcg
1Aae aesyseatioh. .l be siey adhered ~ GSdTV'ds en-
foyced an ercSv particular.
Payment made dsiyesy Of ten (i0) and oyef
Hours Vi LIIpeetion from - IL. 70 ,.
JApES A. EKIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
PERUVIAN OINTMENT.


~ Msss-ples.-nt end healthy mountain region, n,
west fsm Northampton Depot Sottest and eo'do' x
water Diet shindsnt Or. NUNDE, oldest ai'ciPo ~
Ties, ,nlent purely hydrstic-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

CTEADY POWER AND LIGHT ROOMS
- Also, STORE and EASEMENTS, with or without
Power on Canal st., rear Brosdway.
Inquire at the Engineers Office
No. lGl Wslker.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
OORNER STORE and FULL LOT, HOUSE

STOREHOUSE, kc. On excellent location for an Iron,
lumber coal company has 100 feet water trout with trek
Ing ith the Central Railroad Of NewJersey; Is ait
salsd a. EiIabcthpo h. J. For particulars apply to
r. X kELLOGG NO. l39 Pearl st. n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Go Eet.

CTEAM POWER, near Broadway, Nos. SO
) and So Prince st--To LET large ROOMS with extra
Light Power Steam, Hosway and Hearing Pipes large
BtSE NNT In .ale building SHl00 feet lighted with sky
lights Apply 10 =. c. hoohE, No VV' Cehtfest'
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

SNANTED-By an American Woman, a
w Situation 20 sEAnsrREss and CHAMbEiuNAID
who IN e1s,alds kind of fy ewtrg the best oi refer
gwen. Apply Al No. 257 Wet l2lhs, second floor
NEyAETED-By q middlc-aged American
w Woman situation Coon In 'u.il private family
Good city references given. Cal a. No. BGHkIt Lcr Ia.
place.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

COUNTRY RESlDENCE Tor SALE a, halt
~ prceGood House and Outhuldngs with eight acres o.
valuable Land; well located ct Sing sing ~ u price,
P''''' - wy G. O. PRATT No. "a Pine's
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
Select School.

Judging from the number of children
arouud and about the Hall, one would think
there was school close by, and so there is.
The sisters, LoJ. and PRISCILLA JONES, two
young ladies of our village, have just opened
a select school in the Town Hall, where
they intend teaching this spring and sum-
mer. We believe this is good undertak-
ing, especially for the children. The
crowded state of our public schools are
such that justice cannot be done the chill
dren attending them. The Hall is large
and pleasant, and will accommodate some
fifty children with ease and comfort to all,
and the children receive that close instruc-
ton they need in order to do them the good
it should. ys~ rhggH
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
Temperance.

We neglected last week to speak of the
very able Temperance lecture delivered in
the lecture room Of the M. E. Church, on
the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. AsplgwALL,
the Presiding Elder of this district. The
lecturer took high and strong temperance
ground giving the audience to understand
if they would stop the Overwhelming wave
Contemporaries that is again sweeping over
our land, desolating and destroying the
peace Of once happy homes, and future pros
poets of plenty and happiness, we must
arise to a man and cast the accursed thing
from our midst, with a strong and deter
mined hand. He also took the ground that
the traffic in the soul-destroying beverage
of the still, was beneath the dignity Of our
manhood. Altogether, it was one of those
heightened discourses that no reasonable
man can find fault with, and which cannot
help but do the hearer good sooner or later
As an evidence that something is necessary
to be done to stay this evil in our midst,
there is scarcely day passes but men are
seen on our streets in such state of intoxi-
cation as to be almost as helpless as the
new born babe, but far less innocent
A case in point: A day or two ago a
man under the influence ofliquor, was seen
staggering on the street with just strength
sufficient to stand, but moment or two
later measured his length in the mud as
if he were dead man. Some humane in
dividuals seeing him in such a helpless
condition, carried him into the Court House
where he remained insensible late in the
evening.
Such things are disgrace and shame
to a temperate, church-going community,
like ours.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

IDAHo.-A number of our citizens who
have been detained for seine time on ac-
count of the weather, have taken advantage
of the few fine days and started for the
newly discovered gold mines. Some of our
best citizens and most energetic business
men have gone, to try and better their con-
dirioa. We wish them safe and prosper.
Gus journey, and hope to see them back
with their pockets filled with "rocks," not
rsgretting the tolls and hardships they
have undergone to obtain them,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

sWThe energetic, enterprising and pat
riotic ladies of our Village have taken the
trouble and been at the expense of getting
up quite splendid supper for the returned
veterans Of Co. c, 18th Wis. Reg. There
are two quite respectable societies of ladies'
here, and both are calculated to do much
good, but in place like this, where the
means and numbers are limited, it would, in
our opinion, be much better, if the two or
carnations could be amicably united, great
or good could be done, more money raised
and greater objects accomplished. Ladies,
the present is fitting time to re-unite-you
know that in union there is strength, and
the more numerous you are, the more good
you are calculated to accomplish.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

SEWING MAcHINEs-We would say to
those. of our citizens who are thinking
of purchasing Sewing Machines this spring.
that We have the agency of several first
class Machines, and can furnish them as
cheap, or cheaper than you can get them
yourselves, besides by buying through our
agency you run no risk os being imposed
on, as we will warrant all Machines we
may furnish. Wecan furnish the Florence
one of the best Machines in the market, one
of which can be seen at work at Mrs. Davis
tailoring establishment opposite the Post
Office. The "Finkle & Lyon Machine, . the
weed Machine" and the NV ilcox & Gibbs
Machine"-all of which are we'll spoken
of by the public prints.
We can also furnish the Aiken Knitting
/ Machine.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

THE ROMANCE TAKEN 0UT.-"My dear,
the sun is just STOPPING to kiss the western
waye," said lady to her husband, land l
am reminded that must see that you have
some biscuits for tea as light as the snow
fake and as harmless"
'Stop," said she, 81 cannot do it for
[ am out of Chemical Saleratus, the
only article fit to be used for such
purpose" The grocery was doubtless
far away, or the lady would have found the
article put up in bright red papers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

~ We would say for the benefit of our
advertising patrons, and others intending to
become such, that within the past six or
nine months, our subscription list has
nearly doubleditself, circulating freely-yes
largely, all over Iowa County. This, we
think, speaks well for the apprec,aGve feel
ing and good taste OF. our citizens. We
are trying to publish Union paper, for
when we consider cur country is in danger
from the PRONUNCIATION of error and false
doctrine, we cannot sit still and not raise
warning voice, or hand to stay or avert the
istai blow aimed at the heart of her which
is dearer toqs than wealth or fame-OuR
COUNTRY,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

UNION sMrmss-By an advertisement in
another colamnit will be seen that c. JAMES
T. * Go are now the proprietors of these Mills,
also that they have reftted and repaired
the establishment, and are now confident,
that they can give satisfaction. We are
acquainted with the principal man of the
firm, and know him to be prompt, ener-
getic and good business man, and have not
the least doubt but he will do all he agrees to.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

TIE WEATHER.-It is customary to tell
our readers what kind of weather we have,
but the weather has been so changable that
we have not space to spare to chronicle all
its freaks, besides we are afraid it might
change before we get the item in type.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

CoNvrcTED.-The Circuit Court of this
District, which was in session in Grant
County last week, found Lord, who was on
trial for murder, guilty of manslaughter in
the fourth degree, the jury hanging for two
days and one night. The Court sentenced
him to two years at Waupun.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
The Election:

Next Tuesday, April 9Th, is election day.
We hope no Republican will forget to be at
the polls, and do his duty. Tickets have
been printed and can be had at this office,
both for Judicial and Town officers
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

I'VE hope none Of our subscribers or
any others, into whose hands the CHRONICLE
may come, will fail to read the article
on our outside, headed "An Experiment
that Didn't Work" 1t is one of the best
things Of the kind we have seen for many
a day. IS ~ -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

BUSINESS PRoSPEcTs.-Th Grant County
Witness says that during the past few days
shcir streets have presented business like
appearance. Many of their merchants
are receiving fresh arrivals of goods, and
are preparing heavily for the spring trade.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
THE GREAT CAUSE
OF ~ II
HUI M A N MIS- ERT.

Just Published in Sealed Encelope. Price Sir Gents
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND Radio
Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermator1hoea indu,
ed by SelfAbuse, involuntary En- jssions lmpotency
Nervous Debility, and Inlpedimens to Marriage gen
orally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and fits; Mental and
Physical Incapacity &c.-By ROB. ]. CULVER
WELL, NJ. D. Author of ''The Green Book &c.
The woridrenownedauther,i n this admirable lecture
clearly proves from his experience thatthe awful
consequences of Sefabuse may be efficiently removed
without medicine. and without dangerous operations
pursies rings or eordlas by which ever,
himse fcheapy, privately, and radically This lecture
may prove boon tothousands nd thou ands.
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any address
on receipt OF six cents, two postage stamps by adj
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

e ~ The Iowa County Republican Con-
vcntion, which met at the Court House last
Saturday, appointed S. w. Reese, James
Jones, and w. L. Lincoln as delegates to
attend the Union State Convention, at Madi-
son, which met yesterday.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

PicTUREs.-We have a number of fine
large steel plate engravings, just the thing
for ornameDting your parlors and sitting
rooms. Call and see them. We will sell
them very cheap only 81 each.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

ToBAceo-We heard the other day of one
ofour citizens purchasing secen dollars worth
Of tobacco to taper off on. This we call
tapsrina off with vengeance. II !.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

"a LITTLE MACS REPORT. would call
attention to. the advertisement headed,
snow READY" Any one wanting a copy
of the famous Mcclellan Report, here is the
place to get it cheap. i' y q + @
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
out swapping.

ScARcE-Butter and eggs in our town
these muddy times, If farmers were to
bring in supply Of these Injuries, they
would receive the best of prices for them.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
M AR r Re D.

In this Village the 23d inst. by Thomas Carkeek
Esq., Mr.. J. G. Cholyin to Mrs Amelia Smith, both of
this Village.
In Dodgevlle Town, March Seth, 1864, by Rev. R.
Dudgeon, Mr.. THos. s. PERKINS, and Miss JANE
ROWE, both of Dodgevilie, Wis.
May the young couple never regret the day they
made step in the right direction-by getting mar
ried paying the minister, and sending the printers
bountfuI supply of delicious cake.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

WT The patriotic .boyman spoken of
some two or three weeks ago, has since, on
conclusion of trial, been bound over for his
appearance at the next term Of The Circuit
Court.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

MuD.-Our streets and sidewalks are now
in horrible condition for pedestrians, it
being, almost impossible to get about with
o,,t@Su,annr1iny p 4t- ~@
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

GoNE EAsT.-Mr. WIN. HENDY, Esq,
ofthe firm of Lean, Thomas & Co., started
for the eastern cities, last week, to pur-
chase their spring supply of dry goods,
groceries, &c. -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

~ II you want good family newspa-
per- subscribe for the CHRoN1cLg-only 81
per year, if paid in advance,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

wWe hear it talked of around town
that the Democrats intend nominating a
mixed Town ticket, to be voted for next
Tuesday .rrt wan -4t 500
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
DI E D

In the Town of Dodgeville, March 18th, of con-
sumption, THERESA NELSON, in the cath year of her
age.
In this Village, March 25th 1864, ANN NICHOLS,
of Paralysis, aged II years, rect of the late WIN.
NICHOLS, of Mineral Point.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31

The above is the straight Union ticket
Vote it. without scratching. If you want
the Government administered by good, hon
est Union men, you must commence at
home. Never vote for Copperhead, not
even for the lowest office within the gift
of the people, Commence at the bottom
round c. the ladder, and the ascent will be
|easy. The nominations are all good ones,
they can be relied upon as being good, hon
est, loyal and competent men, and if
elected, will doubtless administer the affairs
of our Town to the satisfaction of all.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-31
UNION TOWN TICKET.

For Supervisors
SAMUEL HENDY, Chairman.
G. DICKERsoN,
HENRY D. GRIPFITHs.
For Town Clerk
w. j. WRIGGLEswoRTH.
For Treasurer
THOMAS DAvEY. f.
For Justices of the Peace FL
JAMES SHORT,
CORNELIUS JAMES.
For Assessors
WILLIAM SMITH,
RICHARD DAVIS.
For Constables-e ..
E. FL. MOVES,
WILLIAM TEMBY,
<i1 JAMES w. VAN DUYN.