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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-30

New MUsIc.-Merrill ( Brennan, Music
Publishers, 8! Washington street, Chica-
60, have sent us a piece Of new music enti-
tied "The Soldiers Widow" song and cho-
rus, by H. 7. Merrill, for which they will
please accept our thanks.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-30

New DENTAL RooMs.-It will be seen by
the card of C. H. Bosanko, to be found in
this issue, that he has established himself
in the dental business, in our village, and
is now prepared to attend to The Wishes of
his customers at his Office opposite Bnr
dicks Drug Store, Give him a call he
warrants his work to give entire satisfac-
ton.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-30

On motion the foregoing report was ac-
cepted, and orders to the amount of $9203,-
o9, cancelled and destroy ed by burning the
same.
On motion an appropriation of $40 was
made to School District No. 5, Town of
Linden.
On motion it was recommended that the
Supcrintendents of the Poor buy 30 acres
of wood land of Peter Telnby for the use
Of the County, if they think it best.
On motion the Chairman and Clerk was
authorized to draw an order to pay expen-
ses of building side walk.
An appropriation of 100000 was made
to defray expenses of County Bond suit.
On motion the Board adjourned to Sat
urday, Nov. Is, at 9 o'clock A. NJ
Saturday, Nov. Is, ga. M.
Board met pursuant TO adjourgmcnt =
all present.
On motion, the Register of Deeds was
authorized to procure desk for his Office
On motion, the Chairman and Clerk was
authorized to pay salaries and meet appro-
priations.
On motion, the salary of Superintendent
of Schools was fixed at $4,000 year.
On motion, it was ordered that all cor
respondence of importance to the County
shall be filed in the office Of the Clerk
On motion, the Clerk of the Board was
ordered TO mark up the sales book for all
cancelled sales for taxes.
On motion, the Sheriff was authorized
to make the necessary alterations in the
cells he may think proper.
| On motion, it was
Resolved, That the County Treasurer be
and he is hereby forbidden to sell or assign
any tax certificates to any town or towns,
or to any person or persons, for any less
sum than the amount specified in said GER
tifieate, and the legal rate Of interest there
/ on.
Resolved, That any resolutions or orders
contrary to the foregoing be, and the same
are hereby repealed
The board then proceeded to levy the
State, County and County School Tax fol
the year 1850 as follows:
State Tax. g mills.
County Tax, mills.
County School Tax, Il mills.
AB~TRAcr OF CLAIMS ALLOWED.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-30
LEAN THOMAS 81 CO

- ENERAL DEALfES ~ STAPLE AND FAN
IA cy dry eo1ds. groceries, crocktry. hardware.
ready lte cit,fhiB Yankee Motto etc cts ~
tleir rs stores in d tlge, H. they n ali imes
prepared to attend the ishcs Of customers. Ally
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-30
w. J. WRIGGLESW ..DE. III,

DooK. CARD A&DJ0p PRINTEE. Also PUB
ID fisher of III. "D3DaGvILE CHRONICLE a,a eetiy
family newspap pes delivered Goo by mail ia The CuUl
~. receipt - t'te price, Si.5a year.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-30
Proceedings Of BID Of Supervisors

tv convened in annual session at the Couri
House in Dodgeville on Tuesday Nov. "A
1865, at 9 o'clock P NJ.
Present George Sims, chairman, John
James, O. P. Underwood, supervisors.
| Mr.. Henry Plowman presented the re-
port of the Superintendents of the County
Poor, which was read, and vouchers exam
ined. Said report was on motion accepted
and an appropriation Of one thousand dol
lars made to County Poor Farm.
Adjourned to Wednesday A NJ.
Wednesday, o'clock A. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all present
The Board on motion, proceeded to the
election of Superintendent Of the County
Poor in place of Francis Little, whose term
Of office had expired, which resulted in the
election Of Henry Sampson.
On motion the BID adjourned to P. NJ.
Wednesday, / o'clock Pm
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all present.
Thomas Thomas, Sheriff, made report as
follows: Received for use of Court Room
for sundry purposes the sum of $3.50.
He charged for his services in attending to
same, $3.50. Which report was on mo-
ton accepted. An appropriation of so
was made to Thomas Thomas, sheriff, for
perintending the court house and county
property.
On motion adjourned to Thursday Nov.
16, at A. N.
Thursday, Nov. 16, 8 A.. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all present.
After examining and disposins of num-
Der Of accounts, Board adjourned to Friday
Nov. II, at 9 A. n.
Friday, Nov. II, 9A.M
Board met pursuant to Adjournment
all present.
The forenoon session was occupied in
examining and dsposing of accounts.
On motion adj. to o'clock P NJ.
Nov. II, lP. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adj djournment--
all present. @
The County Treasurer presented the
following report:
FRANCIS VIVIAN,
In account with Iowa County, from Jan.
lst to Nov. 18th, 1865, DIR.
Fo sundries $23734 SO
{" Amt Of State school fund 4l5o Sc
Tax on suits 33 90
Amt from drainage fund l8 90
Delinquent tax rolls 11Tl0 81
4" School and mortgage lands 704 0l
(" Tax certificates 975 40
q Balance on hand Jan. l, 1865 1888 IS
$42S68 43
CR.
By Amt on tlraft to E. G. Ryan SO 80
(" '' OF State revenue 14455 IS
Z" 6 Tax on Suits % 90
6 Fines paid State Treas. 125 25
8. g Paid for book for taxes 80 50
f" Paid for saving wood SO 70
" Paid for Insurance 1872 90
{" 8. Paid Treas'rs for max
ing returns 26 II
$ Paid for mating 70 so
" 's Paid for wood IA 90
Paid Superintendent
sala 700 90
Paid CTk Circuit Court 45 90
Paid Town Treasurers 1868 IS
County orders on hand 9203 80
Cash due towns 843 10
!" Balance on hand 347l %
$42666 AZ
n ~ r.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-30

4 TFoGNEY At LAW. Land ard collecting Agent
/ Dudgsvil1e, iaN.i Comfy. MIS-. Particular az
t.H'ion given t. .-oirciing auasneics, ani payment
. fex.S IN Iowa C0uiiy. Ui.Iec in the Post Diice
Bui!iHg. lnl-ytl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-30
Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between J. I.
TAYLOR and r. Six ner under the firm name OF Iay-
l,r x skinner. Cabinet Makers and Furniture pealers
of Ljnden, Wis. is this day dissolved bv mutual cch-
sent All uaiGities II the hrn will Ire settled by !!
I. Taylor, to Whom all accounts must b. pnlh
J T TAYLOR,
Ia Il. SKINNER.
Linden Oct 2sth, 1865.
The business VIII here.:fter he carried on hy the
undersigned who VIII at all time, hold himself III
readiness to aftcnd 10 the wishes If his custoniers
He has just received lot Of furniture consisting
of b B.fFteafs. Chairs, Lnnng Bureaus. &c, &e,
which will : sold at reasonable pricts. uES
uiO--Iys J. Z. TAYLOR.
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AMmE.E..E &.
8 w nRHSE-

ENEAL@R ~ DRY GoobS q 0f'HRfES. READY
I J mai, at ahing. miltnery it!ies dress goods.
NtuAce nDtiols. tive us a call. 4-iy
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-11-30

GOVERNOR. SUFFRAGE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04

Sffcs Ti6mpnt, Ercberidsturo unb)
pctrm1c HaiIrpab Gpmpaente,
&t6mpab, 2S. Guoul 1865.
1863. Neuea unn midbtiges arrangement.
SurSeitc, ibnellt unp bili9fte 9nir.
I3wstmal tdAlidb Omit Ausnabmc pse Sunntaee)
mad sSaihin9ton, Baltimore, philadelphia uup
9icr gurt nit rsr
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG &,PoToMAC
RAILROAD
lber Icluia Greet unb pcr Steamer nod lSabiuotrn ppr
40 aus SabnrtrbnSunacn alien t6otCn bee 9ipbcnS
une sScltene iottfinben.
Sa9rieit nit sier Sabn na lBa6iusun in 81 Stanbcn
sad Baltimore IL IL Stunecn.
Ga& 9bIaSelpb, III l6l Slurben.
Nad 9teip 9I0rt i'll 81 G5tanAtn
Die 5h8r wrIren IN fpl9cuocr S8ele abecbcu:
NagItT (mtt Muen1bme ocs SOnnta9S) ecr6Bt Gin 9ua
Rthmcno lint 6l llbr rmittN9S'une Hm g. ubr gbtnbS
fur NqIta Grtt ppn po aus uRb bequcne 2anipf-
BOOZE Die Y1iostcrc nap SSabmaton bcf0rocrn, mrebl
oteielbcn Um 3t 9tabmttd9e uno Al 0pr9cne enirter
uno 6 ecm @iittN9S uro Ntp9ene @rrrrfu9 nad 9ali<
more. philadelphia uno 9tn 96rf andlteecn
SrRFo9e rerI6Bt Der 9u8 &i&mpnb nur um g. Ilbr
sRprScnS.
Baggage. bic Yon rintm btIO1tcren @ooasemeiisr &c
9t;tet ptro, Nnn ortt na6 g8abingrn g0itimrre unc
Nb.lapllpbin out9e8rbcn merptn
9te pan 9ttre ncbmen t9r Grubnud unc @benbciien in
Gl9lano un3 tbr Ntitasetnen an S0rb Der Yutpmoe>
Steamsr cir.
Sabrpres na6 9Ba6instrn so
SibrprCtS mad Baltimore 10 90
NdbrprctS nah philadelphia l3 60
8dbyprciS nab Nep Sorf II 90
UNI mad ale Den 3auptldrtcn reS 96steus mtClT Der
Baltimore unb Sbip 2ailrpob
IbEi9 @iuub Baggage (Sie abcr nur aus GGeitern Be-
fiebcu CARP bat Gin jcccr 9aiiaeier ftei.
IS tennen Su icbcr Stunte bes SageS i'll b- Sf-
fIce: Gde SroaS~ uno Ste Sraee, SbpGSe SjQ ecISit
perSen.
Gin @ecomUSatipns. 8u9 miro tdoIid, Conn
tags oGs8enpmmen, swdn GitupnS unc Milfpr6 fobrcn
unp iWor sCrl6B oertbe Sihmpnp I'M 81 lbr 9actmits
tags uno rift in 9tlfrro Cd IbcnbS ein 9urldf,b
rcnS Yr6Ft rer Bug @IfOre $50 Or9ena unb trift
in &dmouo UNI $50 WNrstns cn.
Gin Tra6tiu9 Wirb &idmpnN nur ein NfoI INCIDENT,
lt@ Hnc ipar an rSem Gonnrt18 Se,Ialen. 8uridteb-
renb wirp beriebs 6reitasS in 9fidncuO einrctfcn.
Samuel &uib,
Supcrinenetn..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04
gumpen ! Qumpen !

tt Hrjtldnfts 3e8t Riernlt cintn 8rcunocl un6 tenn
9uolttum I'M &l9emetnen, neternSere atrr DEN &unte
Der an n6r0ntlIn Y1per Dill" a baB Die @acntur ber
Nanb,itlr DariGrs 0tiihle
in Nluder, iISlib SOn sr aGarp's 9Srife oeeaer ;fr
n0mnen bat, una Dap sr btn So tcn MaftereiS fur
Saumwoaen= uno Ntnneu- &umpsn, fur alt:s
Seli rnb YGpiarati1Qe
e'iebt eWte FUR o'de Gjr9tntlnDe bic sur @apitrsyobri
atNn ytrpanpt wrccn. ercte lit rner in Sen G5anp
9ebt in Hsr ilr5eltcn 3si. uap Sum 6ia9itsn Qre,s
>atEclbs Il. OguG= papiey, GrYelrpr., WlaniQQ-
uno QGtayrina Idpey
81 efern. Sr. QIeranoer g3bite, Der friiGre Srs
FetenptnT Der Srann 9apcr 4IIQ, nmal. bt.Jspr Sid
lung II Der 9tGnter 9aptermbis en uno II il en- Qum-
yen II. !. al teneIten at9feJt werCtn @Hc Muftr5
Hi Yopisr n'mnI .ntss3sn .. IS. Gusbof, @lept
G0!9lir1Bi, imil&tn ter 10 II, +
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04
Sef:amtmatb,t,,9cm.
5Gmturg, ,2meritauiibe
y atetf brt Ncttcu. .@cfsIIf6oft
Npft-Onmtpf Gcbtfffabrt


bnmtura uro gIew 9Iurt, MA Srut6 omp.pn.
S'rmts't eer neucn aaf oos S2lir ertouten uns gIc
sohtt' en9crGtcten 9rrbcu ciicnen Nct Samefid,irc
urpnto a, ZoOO &pnncn, 9Ort s. e. Ytcicr,
Soru IA, Zoo Sonner, Gort. s. g. SperIeu
9a9e IA, 24OO SUnnen 6 art. 81 Garbt,
- sutpn a, 2lOO &pnnCn, Cant. i. .. Soad
~ ~ sfm ar IA, 2gOO &onncn, &opt. .. Gblcrs,
emf ent9, 25O0 8pnncn (neu), CAPT. q. Iroutmanr
S'e SempleT oirlcr Sinte bef6rHcyn bic
Sereiuigte Stdatcn Wuif
Omitted States MaiD
rTo werren wdtrenb bieit5 SabrcS ,eaelm6sia ron c
Slp t mad Samture ant -" '>''
littn uno 2Sitea Scptr. 1ltcr snb 25ifcn g,ycntcr
9ien unb 22teu 0gemtcr
aSlepren unp 9o1a9erC Yen 9ien 2rrt nod
9ambur9, oapre. 2pneun IL, Suutbamptpn
;u een fraenScn Nrcitn trf6reern:
SoE Hem yort mao Sambure, Sasrc, 2urbon
une SputbdWpt.n:
l. G ,i.,e Ster~Salrn $IO5 90
3piftenbctf ~ 2S
Son 5antSure unb &asre had Rcp grrf:
1. Gail;e SSsrs Salon SI125O
8wii6cnbccf 3S'SS
SagIeaE IN G3olo rS'r Napcrs:b nit Gjclt ~geip.
Htnper iwlldten uno 10 Sabrtn Die S6Iftc
(Ille incl. 8cf6nisuna)
Va potete ndp europa rebmen mir Bic Q llbr ssry
SeHS am Ste91n9eta9e etncs ieSsu 9ompIihifTcS an
2StSen 9oll19e ipcrbt rlaH id in ep 9prf nuSihTicE
''V al 'ts Venera's pala9c< aaCutCn Der Gnc
Y. y. 81 Rt6orH II. 9poS
Np. 6 SdreIositr., nabc gSrouSiroY
tn %iGmorb :sibeiIt ndbuc gusfunft tie Grrtbitjpn
oteite SiattcS. ~ 'F''''''"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04
New YORK AND VIRGIN. STp.,,su,
COMPANY.
The Old Line. Established 1851.
3'peim0@sHtIi9e Ser. Staatsn 9cRpamsfiaT-
Sertnruns
;piItea
SSesp 9Drf uu1 SSiroimieu>
gasoo, CAPT. eisUrse gB. epr6.

0ltle t!e9antcn See~ nonpfrpc iiu0 i'm btiten .p,,
erHani uno nit ben er5Btsn 8rqnCmli6lsen fur baS re
itnSe S"t!ifU.II W. ail.l. - ~ -
0ielSIeen Yerlaltu Ncw &jOr Qiey 2l Mprt6riser
lceen NtttpO@ unp SOnn0benb um Il nGr 0ad,
Mla9e mAo taRren nod !0rclf, Gitp 9Nnt u. iGmrnt
3uruffebrenp pcraiItn Ie @ihmpnb ieren Sim -
nno Sonn0 beno SOrmas5 lltr, ;u nether G GtuHce
10 Die Yailastere an gablom unS g8Girns g96arf an
RcfeEGe einfnoen mullen.
Get5 t0nnea an SurO Ser SdTe oter in meiner SfFse
9elo''t nerocr - NV
Grturnona-&tf.t ;u Granddaughter grtiitn.
Nts Seauenlttftiten eicier Dampfer flr 9aiTooere
wtrPsn SOn fencr 0nreren 2tne utertrufcn
YfaNi piro "pn uno mad Ncp Sprf srbrten ur6 pirb
H'tlelee All sinem jepen Sage ent9C9en aenpmmen
9arret S.. 50 tiun Naent
Sffte in QuSlam unO QBat{rn'5 gB1rtbpuI,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04
DrDiuQuuarn:
by

Der ,Nn;eiser" cri6ert jeSen SunnattnS unb fpfei
$500 IN j6brliGer Sprauebe;ablune.
Seitroee Die eas Snteree unrer 0eer im &uee boben
wtrotn erbeten uso cnpreGtnp brnprrt.
gerionltftn Gnsrifcu tnS Die SpaIten tieIes 9laes
itrsn9 gelhlpfien.
prrisIifr Ger Gn,cisen.
Sur cine ein~ sScr rbrn,aIoc GiurGro siues Goua-
res peroer jcbeSmaI 81 beretngt.
@5rpsere &nsti9en wtrbtn bsm Sabr scrb6ltnismdsia
blieer berebnct
ollie Gneisen ftnben MIR ececn Sprarsbe;a6luro %uf-
nabme; 1dbrlte @nsetgn nueH oasegsn perttlidtrlid
prdnumerdnbp beS lblt werben '
gcisneere NrtBen perben nit 81 per Square bcrednet
Sebn Seiier uno pcniser bloen enen Sdulrc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04
81. SSer1.

9OnTFetIOner uNO l5pie.walrGnsbGnoler
70. 70 Nninitr.. smiibsn Ger 14ten uno 15t.n.
abren btltehen6e
eOnleeoHarp>, TriGtc< unS Spetwaoren.@efddFt
fmsrtllm mabt un0 ercsbsn er uht, bsi rprtpmmeHs
SSessnbtiten rHieIbif pOr;uipuasn no man Bel gutter
'm'Ar 3eptsHnn9 cic Gete QBaarc srbalteu fann,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04

otbSeaetfDer &stO0N.
@e9rImdbige rtrscts
P0tt@ y amp aiffs sTatrt
;wifben
Sre:;ien II. SIcip 2fprf
0ia Srutbamptrn
ourb bic te6tcn, elegant einesrtdttten Npit0omrffF
Srtmen, Capt. 6. MCssy,
asw gort, Gopt n rUn Sterenbrss,
pan a, Cart. o. 8. Spn 6cnten,
Smertta, Capt s. aEeiTIe.
Sermann, Capt. g. 28cnf.
~ con "oOO &onrcn unb 700 Qfcrbcfroft
Ste Srpeottirn5asc ino wic foat fcifoefett:
On &rcmcn: Sout6amptpn: RcmNrrf.
7ttn October. 1lttn Sttcbcr 7t,n S,trtS,
an ncIfen Sa9sn pic Dantpfcr Die :" ''''"'
Ser. Staateu @pf
Die oampftr Sei:r 2ine bateu sur Gaubuna prn Val-
la8'sten nap England uno 6raurci in cutbSmstp8 on
paiiage.0reis:
Spn Srrmtn mad Ncwgrrf
Ga:aie: SSerer Salon s1l2.5ol
lntcrcr >, $3.50 in GrIb.
S0n @cWgOrt na& SrSaSn, 'a;CT, aOnbOn
Ssa. um outgampten.
8wii6enbCd ~. s7.5G
alt Incl. @eafisuns. Sjnber ss&en ,iiH 10 sobru
bic 66Ite. ~o"'''"
=, -t&N GNnancn nat SaYrr QpnSou, SOutSomstpn urS
SrSmtn 81 bcn ntcSriaten Nrelcn '''''
gNteF II I. ~. W.rocu bis utr ScrmittaoS om 9It-
Sa99Sta5s I'M Surtau ecr llnidnctcn aneenommtn mnr
tef6roert N'N" ~" ~e1I'9'"hP
= Ntt eicen Soften werbcn 9riefc ea6 allen sbeiIen
60 oc'pgeTf NM inter Der 9lUf'Grft: rtr sr,
m,t Sitamt:' III alien @p 5urauS Der Ne.ein. Stootu
an8.nrmntn. '"" J."
S'e5en STatt unO @aia3e wentt man iit an
Selri G Il. Gp
0teleo Satt,s. ''''"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04

SlFce &i@mpnb,, 6rsbegfaburs- unb J
90ipMaT 8aIrpap~S umpG9Hjc
Htbmpnp, 3llten @uJuit 1865.
5afr9sc9cnHett nab pem 9lOrpen unc gGefcu
3weita9i8e 8abrt (SOnntass aneasnommen)
an 81 ubr Morgens unb nm 64 ubr Atsnrs.
nit Der
TtbmpuO-, 6reprrtdeturBs unb Yctpmlr,
@lienbGbn.
Through Tickets
nGCa
8ai9iustOn,
Baltimore
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04

The German ADVERTISER,
is published every Saturday
by
B. HAssEL, Editor s. Proprietor,
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-11-04
Sefauutmab,tuSem.

SctGflufmuDn1Geu.
NEW LINE!
9isit neue unS i6nslle 0ompffbif> >0inic bsf6rcsrt
Reeds & Harndens Express.
Die
t&Vnen neuen Oampfi6ife
CITY PoINT,
eaptdn Sal6ptt,
unb
MAGENTA,
Gapitdn 9auIIer,
StTIansn Guoam unb g8otIpn's QDbarf an &pfets I'M
8 Hbr Npr9enS, unb fabren naG
Stt9 9ctnt. Nprfolt unp DID potnt,
ppiclbff is i6 Die 9as Steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
eapitdn 8IIfeman,
JAMES I. BRADY,
Gapitdn 2anbis,
aRl@lsBen, Die 'ets senu9 i'll Baltimore einrsfen UNI
t9re 9aiia9tere nit ben 6itlit5en uno weGtlibsn
Sabn3u9sn ipeiter sn befprbtrn.
Sabrpretfe:
Spn Htrmpnb nab Gitp gpint $1.Ol.
~ - 9eierSburs 1.5O.
>, ,, >, Baltimore 500
- ~ ~ YhiI6tclpbialI
~ ~ Hep 2Iort 1900.
& Gjcp6d fam sun bi,r nod Baltimore, Qbi[oselpbio
unb Stem Sprf aufscseben nerecn.
gBeSeR Dee 8ateren wensc man iiG elt
.. Sutler,
Sen. N9cnt, 9lr. 15te StrasC
prcr ar
g. B.Nrccman
9dlia9iCreIse II, Gttf Woinr uub
Ste Stabe, bim SppttSwppb
SoteI 9e9tni6er.
G'a4!~%sent &rfcttS. [i.1o-3N
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Through Tickets
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
Another Bold Robbery I'm Will
MILTON, MAHoNING Co, q
October, %. 1865
Nalorously Yours,
EXEMPTION.

Milton, MAHoNING Co, .
October, %. 1865
Mr. Edior The dwelling house Of
Richard Woodward of Milton, was bro
ken into on Sunday last, the 22d Of this
month. by some persons who were prowl-
ing about while the inmates were oil at
North jackson attending a Disciple pro
tracted meeting. They entered the
house forcing open a window with au axe;
after entering the house they bloke open
Il bureau and some trunks with the same
axe that they opened the window with
making a complete wreck of them. they
distracted about fourteen dollars ia
money, and IS far as can be asceriained
about one hundred and sixty dollars IN
Silver Ware, Silk Goods, Ladies Dresses.
and Mems Clothing, consisting Of four
pair fine new Cashmere pants, some Satin
vests, one set OF mems iurs with gloves
and cap to match. There were ether iurs:
also one bolt of Domestic Cashmere and
various other articles belonging 10 tue
house. Richard Woodward had rece-v-
ed quite Il sum Of money Il few days be-
fore. but fortunately had it with him al
the time. Joseph r. Woodward io.t by
the robbery all or nearly so his entire
clothing, also his military suit. The per
sons supposed 10 nave done the ACT were
seen near the house in the morning: there
were three of them, two from Milton.
known as the Milton gang, The other or.
third, was nom Mercer Co, Pa. He Is an
old offender known as H.. II. Winans; he
has now left for Pa, he has been seen
around for the past month. These are
the facts as neaE as can be a~Scertained.
The report has been greatly exaggerated
since the occurrence, some claiming ii rs
high as one thousand dollars, which Is
incorrect. Mr.. Woodward is tie same
person who had a flock Of sheep stolen
last spring. Yours with esteem.
J. r WOODWARD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01

Il lNfrIfNLfHG E.FftTfUtfsN ar NrHHH.|f ara
g.,. rial H.. E. . g,.J
'''. -'''"''' ''"'-a'
4 con! tanning u.agi.iuc s.a, Teen q
work III interval. To-, several dtyS. IN thO
lC.mbria Iron Cn..fauy's Gal Works. a
| .I~ohE.tuwu. Pa. 4 fair ias, l.s been
m,ae. and practical men are .arisfe,
that u will lee an entire success. The in
~venturs and patented, are William w
IGrier. and Robert II. Boyd. of ALLEGHENY
county. Pa, and the right Is owned b,
| Them. in conjunction with Messrs. Johr
Scott ana Andrew i5rue-ie. Three pat
cn,a have been secured ia the United
States. and the machine urs also been
patented ia Europe Il has been brought
to i,- weo.ut proficiency ty yrIrS of
study and gNl,rimeuJ~. which will now
ba amply rewarded.
Tne machine consists OF % heavy truck,
GA which O. iI1n.e hayln- siues is hung.
and aauya Gins another frame hearing
tvenjs wv" augur> IS pl,c-,i. The tueur-
are two ard ua.i Iucne- ig diameter,
hsviu. uIrs ui twu and rhree-guurtrrS
mcu ia i]lauialo' attached. Fines" au
gUr> are Fui:I-tt %. @ series ui crEwLerls.
IN connection with "a PAIR al engines,
placed "n the top oi the tugur frame
The power used is compressed air, which,
AZ "a pressure ct from t~yeuty-eight to
thirty pounds 10 the square inch, gives
the auEur- about one hundred revolutions
per minute, making a b~earlug-Iu, or cut,
OF the hIghtn al the tools, Jour Ieet seven
inches wIdc, and jhiee ieet deep, IN from
iour 1" hive with "a greater
pressure, greater results can probably be
obtained hUi This mucu was clearly dem
0nstrateu oE ,Ae iFi-!-
The machiE- is operated 10y applying
the power ai" moving a. lever, which
sets ia motion The screw gearing placed
under tae auguIs, forcing the bits OF
.uois against the face "t the coal tu the
GePth OF the auEUIs. Then 10y a reverse
motion al d lever, Jhe screw ceases 10
operate, and 10y MOVING another lever.
lie auguIs are rapidly Withdrawn 20
their original position the operation Is
then repeated Toy moving the machine
forward liie width OF the !raine-
The whole operation - readily perform
Ell IA SIX mInujes which gives a. coaun
Uous opening @! the hiSEth oi The tools.
three teet deep aid forty I've feet long,
ger hour. The bits have each bored "a
great aggregate depth, ana appear SiIIi
capable oi dong much work before re
qulrlng To lie dressed. Besides TIA" en-
slneer, three men are needed 20 operate
ID. Two other riacaimes-one au Amer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01
s0nlPflEiHg New

y new style of Picture has been intro
troducea aud is now being made in all
the Eastern cities, surprising every thing
n beauty yet discovered. they are sus
ceptibie Of the most beautiful finish in
eoiors, They are called Porcelain or
Opal Pictures.
They are taking the preference to all
others where persons want a valuable As
we'll rs beautiful pictures.
Th" price is necessarily high as the
material is expensive and they require a
great deal of time to make and coIor
them. Specimens can be seen at the
Photograph Rooms of c. c. Taylor who
Is making them.
Oct. 25th-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-01

The population of our town was rather
suddenly increased on the evening of the
22d ult, and in a somewhat unusual man
ner. IL appears that the night express
from Cleveland, brought to this place, q
man who carried an infant in bis arms.
and when the train stopped at the sta
ton, the man aforesaid, fastened 10 the
residence OF D. W. Camp, Esq, a few
rods off, deposited the child upon the
porch, rang the bell, and ran for the
train reached it and made good his es-
cape. Mr.. Camp was aroused from his
slumbers by the ringing Of the door bell.
and 1t being an unusual circumstance at
that hour of the night, called the hired
man, who accompanied him 10 the door.
Upon opening the door they were aston
ished at finding a beautiful female child.
about eight weeks old, lying quietly
sleeping as if it had a right to be there.
Neither parents nor guardian were Wis
ible. Taking the friendless little thing
into the house, they discovered a paper
attached to its clothes, upon which was
written: Suffer little children to come
unto me and forbid them not, for of such
is the Kingdom of Heaven"
All the ladies who have seen this waif,
pronounce it to be a perfect jewel of a
baby"
We have not learned what disposition
has been made of it.
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Murder in Portage County. o.
J. r WOODWARD.

IA Tuesday night, John Rodcnbaush.
a]uctIoneer Of Portage County. Ohio. was
b~rutally murdered and robbed at the
junction Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
and Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
ways. ID appears R~odenbauCh visited
the town of Kent on Wednesday after
noon, where he played cards with one
Joseph Berry, and another person, name
unknown. During the play he exhibited
10 the men some $500 or 500. About
dusk he started for home, and was found
dead Wednesday morning as stated, with
his brains knocked out with a club and
his money and watch gone, Shortly at
ter ~Rodenbaugh left Kent for home, Bee
ry and his companion hired a buggy and
took the same direction taken by Roden-
baugh, since when they have not been
heard from.