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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

AND STILL THEY CoME.-New subscri
bers to the CnRoNiCLE are coming at the
rate of ten or twelve a week. We have
any amount Of fattering testimonials of
The worth Of onr paper, and we begin to
think we are publishing a paper worth the
price asked. We can still supply few
more copies, so now is the time to sub
scribe
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

~ A resolution was introduced in the
senate, instructing the judiciary committee
to enquire whether any further legislation
was necessary to restrain deserters and
draft skedaddlers from voting
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
DoDGGyILLR, February 5, 1866.

D0DGGYILLE, FcbTUaly ., I0Ob.
A special meeting Of the board Of sup r
visors Of iowa county, is hereby called tc
meet at The court house in the village o
Dodgeville, at twelve O'Clock, "a, THURS
day, the twenty second day of February
4. D. 1866.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
THE BEST OF TIE MONTHLIES.

| THE LADY'S FRIRND--devo;cd to FASHION
andLfTFEAgUEE. Beautiful steel Engravines.
SPLENDID D0UHLESIEE C0LORED FASHION
PLATES. The Latest Patterns Of Dresses Cl0abs,
Banmets, Embroidery. &c. ltausehold Receipts Au-
SIC &c. WHEELER < WILSON'S SEEMING MA
cHIHEs given Premiums. Send Is cents for a
pie copy to DEACON * PETERSON, 3l9 Walnut
Strcef. Philadelphia. Is
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

gNEI MASON &IIAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
forty different styles adapted 10 sacred or secular
N .i- fr $50 to 500 each f:fty-one gpla silver
ia@lals,9r other first premiums awarded them. ilns-
tratcd Catalogues free Address. MHSon liamlip.
Boston, Mason Brothers, New York. silly
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
NEW ADVER EASEMENTS
Counselor g. Attorney at Law.
Terms s81,OO oc1' a127aslzan.
By G. MOSER, JR.

This publication will appear quarterly on the first
day Of Janufry. April, July and October, in each
year. The first nu nber will be issued ON the first
day Of April next.
Its object is to aid town and school officers in the
discharge OF their various duiics. 1t W II notice in
plain and concise manner, the time when, and the
manner how, the several provisions of our state laws
are to be performed by town and school officers
Forms Of notices. orders statements reports accounts
&C., will be given when deemed necessary for the
purpose of furnishing full instruction in all bust
ness entrusted to the officers for whose benefit this
manual is published.
The many amendments to our revised statutes will
receive due attention, and explanations viii he made
Of all changes produced by them The decisions Of
courts in relation to town and school district
CARNATIONS, well as in reference to he duties and
Obligations imposed their officers by law, will be
communicated under proper headings aud distinct
titles.
This manual is not intended to be mere form
book. Its object is to be correct guide ior each Of
the several toNn and school officers
1t viii probably be remarked that the offices for
the advantage of which it is to be circulated
Insignificant to justify its publication. This is
tainly agreat mistake for, the proper discharge
Of the duties Of town and school officers. depend to
great extent the deveopm enlof local interests, and
the tfhcieacy of county aud state governments
II is hoped that each town and school officer will
subscribe for the
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
WISCONSIN HOUSE.

ARENA, WISCONSIN.
sse7as THE Stage leaves This hause every morn
l.ssRsS ing (cXcept sunday for hodgcvllr. Mineral
i..ssR& Point ara plattcville The travelling public
sd Ssss wei, anA comfortably Accommodated at this
house Good and attentive hosilers i'm attcdapce aud
every convenience for the accommodation of ;ras c-rs.
Board 10y the dayur week at Reasonable rates Give
a. a CALI JAMES ROGERS.
Oct b 1863 6-3al
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
The INDIANS IN NORTHWESTERN WIsco

The INDIANS IN NoRTnwEsTERN WIscoN-
SIN - A large number of citizens Of
Polk county have united in a memorial to
the legislature asking that body to memo
raliZe congress, or to enact such a state
law as will secure the removal OF the row
ing and idle Indians who infest the premi-
ses Of white settlers in that part Of the
state. They represent that these vagrants
are serious obstacle TO the settlement of
that and the adjacent counties, and they
say: The presence OF these Indians i
not so much subject of fear to those who
know them, as to the stranger whom We
are trying to induce to come and live
among us; and our persons and lives are
not so much in danger from them as our
property, our stock and our crops
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
Notice OF NE OtiOza.

N OEEs.G OF Va OTTOEH.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Circuit Court for Iowa County.
Peter IIamlin pla intf against Isaac Farwcll und
William Simmons, defendants.
The above named defendants, Isaac Farwcll and
William simmons, will please to take notice. that a
motion has been made in this court by the above
named plaintiff for leave 10 issue execution uTon the
Judgment lendele herein on thr 21st day of fepen-
ber, A. b. 1853, aga pst them, and that said motion
will be brought u hearing lere said court at the
court house in the village of podgcvilie the 2ch
day of March, 1866. at the opening of c0Ert on that
day, or as soon thereafter counsel can be heard
22--w6 JOHN BONNER
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
DRAWING OF JURORS.

Not ice is hereby given that the grand and petit jn-
rofs will he drawn ut tn shcFifs office in lie village
If Dodecville, for the March term OF the circuit court
on Saturday, the 2ith day of february, 1856.
Dated February 6, 1866 2l-w2
JOEL WHITMAN, Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
WESTERN HOTEL.

poDGEvILLE, WISCONSIN.
u NHEuniersigned would respectfully ask a
farsTA sare of the public patronage. His table
ssssS. will always be furnished in good taste ana
linn his room are large and airy and IN esery
sSxsEzA leartmcnt the iGlouiion VIII be 10 consa!
the com fort and wishes cihis patrons. Good stables
and attentive ostlers al ways in readiness.
ardsrs by the day week furnished with all nee
nssary conyeniences and al reasonable rates
s- Stages leave this house daily, north and south
nI-Iy JOHN L. ROBERTS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

sY~ See notice OF Farm for Sale il
another column Of Of this weeks issue.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
Iowa County Agricultural Society

A meeting of the executive committee
of the Iowa County Agricultural Society
will be held in the court house iii Dodge
vile, on Saturday, the 24th Of February
A. D. 1866, at one o'clock p. m. A fall
attendance is earnestly desired. BY order
HENRY DUNsTAS,
90 CIV Secretary.
D Jgeville, February 12, 1866.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
WHEELER.
S. w. REESE.

nEALTR IN DEY GOODS, & i0CE3IES READY
made clothing. millinery, a'iies' dress goods
yankee notions, etc. Give us call lily
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
WISCONSIN HOUSE.

JOSEPI ilOCklNtT, PROPRIETOR,
TiiIS Hotel is large stone huilding well
SEA furnished - Accommodate the travelling
isskRA public. The table will ba supplied with
tkeEA& all the cl'cacies the MAJ ket affords selYcd
sr-As.E-S mp in good style. Bp,RDERs ny rHRasy or
SEX, furnished with all NECESSARY conren
Yeniesces at reasonable rates. The Proprietor returns
thsnkS n the public fer the patronage heretofore ex-
teal 81 - him, aud respecSallv requests coninu-
aaee Of the same. Good stabling attached. ana al
attentive hostler always on hand. ms ly.$
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

1 TTOHNEY At LAW. Land and Go!ircting Agent
"A Dbdserillc, Iowa County, Ms, Particular IA
tentinn given to collecting i.n ageaAcs and payment
of v's in Iowa County. Oisice in the Post onc'
BHling. tnl-yll
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
LEAN. THOMAS & CO.

~ iTFRhL DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FAN
" cy d-y Sp3lS gro 'TieS, craclery. hardware
s,iY-lnt l. Il ,thin.s VI krr notions, etc orc. A
l-ir tvp stores IN DrlGw,li' tn " NJ all mc
pr1, tr,I ttt-n 10 the WISHES Of Customers. Ally
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE ELIZABETH, HAVING LEFT Ny
vi bed and board without inst cause p!oyoca
ion, all persons warned against crcditn~ her
my account, as | viii pay no debt other contract
ing after this date. JOHN &. GORNiIART.
Rdgcway. Feb 6. 1906 n22-w4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
UHE LADY'S FRIEND

The Best If thc Menthlse-devoted to Fashion
and Pure Literature. $3.50 year: Two copies 81 !:
Eight land .oae Fratisl SO, WHEELER WILL
SERVING iAcIfIN rs given rs Premiums.
Send Is cents for a sample eopy.to DEACON 4 PE-
TERSoN, 3l9 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
siogie numbers fer sale - The News Dealers,
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w ] WnTGnT.ESM 0RTI1

ys"aK CtRp A%pJoB PaIETER. ALSO PUB
ij.1,- S: tla - ~ VILE ciiaos'cfE a.yeekly
family w-,nprr.teiiycrcj ffc. by 'aa in the Coun
tr. eteirt of the p.iee, 81 80 wear.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

SOLDIERS CAATHI AGhNGY
4onG EvlLLE, MS.
collects back pay fr discharged Soldiers Bounty
fan~' rl,. buck pay for heirs At deceased soldiers
Peasiaa certificates prneuged Bounty claims settled
&. prices established hy Law.
n2s-ly SAMUEL W. REESE Atty
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
The Chronicle.


MORNING, FEB. Is. 1866.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

dY7 EO0 paR YEAR! we want agents every
DI.CUO where o seli our IMPgoy1D 30 Sewing
Machines. Three new kinds. Under ard upper feed.
Warranted FIVE years 4 A50ve salary ~ large commits
~ions paid. The ONLY machines sold in tie Urited
states for less than $40, which faiis ifcRscd ~
Io,ce HheeIsr e Eiilson, GTlrey 4 BGfer, EiEgsr &
Co oud Bgchc}5er. Al other cheap machines are
ipfrng,ments and tho eiIe ftatie 70 arrest
far, aad imprisonment. Circulars fgrc. Address on
call upon Shaw & Clark, DiljefprI, N7inA.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
G.. w. BURIAL, M. D.,
I. D. BURDTCK,

nrALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS
~ Oils, Dye Stulfs, PcrfImery, Stationery, Cut
4lcry, Sch ,ol Books. &c, &c.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

AnArt conn. ALEX. WILSON. Jas. r. stprUGI,
C0BB, WILSON, & SUDDUTH,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
COnfect tiOnary,

He also keeps good stock Of Stationery, Note
Letter Cap and other Paper Envelopes. Pens etc.
lss5 Remember the place one door south OF tie
post Office, DodgeyiIe, Wisconsin.
A. b. ROBINSON.
DodgcyilIe, October 3, 1865.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
Special Meeting Of the Beard.

D Jgeville, February y, 1866.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-22
Spbm .. G Xinblap.

unb frlber Scr. ct. Gteuer,G Collector,
iribuget beicubers GufrerffamReit uamentii@ iol&eu Ecs
3efeu. bte eur@ Ssi&taSnoSme unter hem Sntsruol Ssoe-
nue. geset entfsbeu.
Office: Goartlaub Ctr, Ate Ghiire bon eqlnstcu
ctr. C1~eoftlmt3mIu
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unh aus Tenn abriasn Gurcra, cine NIT ebcnfc
piel Sattenntnib ais SIftiance eel@rleSene
Nbbanoluma i,6er BEN pUlittfden &f tn ben
Ser. Gtaaten. BITE gu benz S@luee fOmmt, baB
cie &olttt Der MabtfaIen leaen ptrp. Details
ibsr bic @hreden8tage In pllern,e, anc etner
unpartailh gsbaltenen Mrttfel ibfr bic Sent-
laen In GnelanD.
Ste ebenfalls lebr I6Sn unb rei@lt& aug
%aefattete 8stlase brtnet ben anfan6 zines
Original oman8 .. Ganne 2eWalp. "Streif'
siiee purd Gteinafen" BON benz %bsri1buteu
Netlenpsn SAereg unp rerifantife Retlfbrtefe
Don Dem nc@ bier in Baltimore uernstlenreH
GDrreiepneenten unb reiienosn Igenien Der
RGlnif@en i3eitune, 5ru. 0illtaip Windlsr,
6err 0indler f4tlbert tn tS&h ptfanter unr
auIhauliaer 9Detle ein StId merttan'1Hen
8olfs!etens, nemliA taS arDbe Geft unlsre'
lteben frau DON Guadalupe bel Der 0anpt'
lapt NlsriEo, Az benz er iI6 ccn Der SanptltaOi
II bod 3m &cB Derflate.
Zen @hluB Der Betlage btIosn psrmtl@r
te Nadrthten unp 6anoe!sberi6te.
Nir ma6en eeiteben, paB bteie erte resel.
masise SIR. Der electromagnetic Der RSlni'
ihen ,3eitnng uniere bohaelpannten Grpar'
tuneen nod ibertrofen bat. llno mir eml'
pfeblen baber bas gang portrefFihen aterneb@
men pteperbplt aufs rparmlte.
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Der WnrtiIbrer Der ,9sputirteH. a

Gins %GinRneHng i'm pameriean" nsist
bur@ rte 3uiammenfsIIuns Der tstr. Asbsr
na6, rag Ger S5pferrnarrnbdnble. 6trrtna
ixI6er aIs UortfnSrsr her ben @cupernear
I'M @tles4us bsr pOIistfOmmtGien bittsnosu
rDcputation" funstTtt, isiae Gnlpsa6s gum
St6Btsn 9beiIs aus eiHtr RtDs d 6selnrtss
BEN bal. bic psv yisbsl q. .. 5. DawlH
BON @goE8ia, sar,ii0 in elHt,n @oppsrbeee>
Meeting 5W RspoEipu, 81. g., GigIt.
Die Ger 9 baraftsrrteier vDeputtrtfn"
bef6afsn 1T, pubts man f&on ocrter, pa a6
unter ibrsn oeitern Rdnnar s%sinhen, .eslds
UfeE tbre Spmpatbis nit bYr SlebeGten se'
fennsH, relde N6 abr oenrO1 nt4t tntbI5ee.
zen, ibren NamsR rsstftriren ~ laien unt
Babel sieli@ gu oerlt6rrn, Bag lie niemals
trgeupweIds Gpmpatbte fur bic Aisbeuirn sc.
daSert. 9sst weiB nan aud. pte - nit if,
rem 2uIeuts itebt. .,Rein Satsnt nab fen
G6arattsr :"
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Ole SeneraIe Sberman une 0ance6
anb baS Ne9tftrirgefet IN
MtSTCuri.

Die 9ebellen unr 9leteIenfreunee ia MtI.
(curi rarsn alei@ i1ren Marpldnber gc1e,
een aufB eifrt9ae beu,ibt g~erefen, sss ttnsn
70 %untequeme Ne9tfrtresifs uno ZEN tefete
lber brn !6aHfen 81 gperfen. atrr or eovties
Druoerngnr 8letGer lit fs!n erann, ieneera
Ct bleitt Der 8rette!tepartpi unS benz @eleS
unerfhittarlth treu. Sic mtFCHrtIHen Res
beuen unc R%ebellenfrsunbe koten eaber eurh
DerMtatipusn Il. &IIes auf, nm eenE9DraIrsRe
3Obnlcn III beweser, eag es fe purh bic
0spalt Der Wafen Der Ser Gtdntea la ben
Gtauo ieBe. am s. Nopsmber srce ees NfgtRo
Ttrgeisses uno bee 5el1eipce an Fimmsn. Sine
3stt targ tieB eS, Bag sey Yrdneent tbnen
aud tpIrillh Verprehunsen asmdht babe.
Doh bic SaItuug Der IN NitfOuri ~tommnnbi-
renpen BunoeSaenerdle trsiR auf has esraee
GTseutbs;I Sin,
Noheem 0Ouerrnenr BIsther tine pretIas
NATION erldim BATE, trerin euergtlGe Nuf'
Ts4terbalturg bss yieaiirirgtissss NIB bee
3Hteifs in Nusfimt 9eftslt miro, iArisb Tin
pss ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Oenerauisutea
q n Saerman; $50 bulge tebes DA5crt
s5brer proclamation In 0esreF Der Qeaalitdt
Der Stmmgebsr. llnb ID ruerbs tbnen bel.
fs1en, mn cas- Delee nah 6r1Iten au pcl-
fredeu." Jn bemieIbsm Gimme Itrieb BEN
@cuo. UletGer Der ipe;iele R%ommauoeur Dec
Staates WtTourt, @sneralnaiOr 6aucud So
e tnst tn isinem Briefs seraOe,n SO ea6'
lon9e 9ett 9efCdten u Il bic Seiebe oss Qoupei
~ pcultrsden; uno iA bin berett, mtsperuu
III led!Fn, nm IT, sa uCllltreden, menn Tine,
ie seIeerftanp s~eleiitet nitro. Denn iraeal
Sen1ano ben 0aiebsn beS freisn Witicurt gBt
Dsrfsano letftet, % wsroe Id ben lebta Splpa
ten IN .neinsm Oepartement bergebsn nm rt
Nufrlerer gu BCeen gu fblosen, um ieoe
WelsB Obne NaSnabme 3u pOlltrs6eu unb fs
BEN Beamten bet Der Grfllung letner NatG
ten BEN @sisse stm&b su bei&asen."
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Weeen0bsr Der entih!sNenen paituny Der
@enevale 9herman une 6ancod fr;ehen bic
mtNoMriihen Mebeuen uup Netelenfreuuee,
bic pura Die augebIt&en Seripredungeu bes
prGfetrssn anberf FREQ esrprpsn raren,
ltneil nisoer gu &rsuSe.
sGaS aber In MiToMrt rs@t If, bas III
au@ In Narplaro reht. l1nD Desbalt ld6t
I@ niht Doraueieeen, DaB Der Pralipent aui
bie bitten net bieliaen 8etelen tinp NebelIeh'
~Ireunte unc eeS ~ ibnen iiberaelaufenen
@pupernsurs urn lluieraaenng bwr6 Die Nof
fen Der Ser. Staten tebufo pes umlfur3se
pss Warpionper Negilrt,esieees rnp pse
Oinrplanper 9eltstpse einSeten ws,b.
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Die regelmaBige Wo@enanseabe Der
GG[nIinen RfifMna fir Mmerifa

BAT tsgt su srl6einsn ar9sfuneen. Die uns
DorIteeenpe SIR. | 1T pcrtrsfFt&. Gte ent.
bdlt stne umfafienDe lleberiiht a6er bic neuer
europatlden GreiantGe. einen haraftrrtfii4er
Artitel Iber Ten alien BunDeStas, etne Be'
iprs&nns Der tn Ger lssten preuptlhen GaIn'
nasrlefton bsptrtten 8eri5tnung stptihen ben
Niui(tertum Uismard unb Der Wolfspartet
efnen Nrtifel Iber ben Stanb Der eurorsi6er
unb beutIden unterbanDlunsen, cine Netb
Drtailna@ri&ten aus ben bsutl@en Staate,
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Der tatbalii9e 8ti6nf Slurioas anb Di
WeaerfrGge.

9iaa esm ROM 8rsepmen's Burrau IN Slce
riea Dem general poparD erltatteten 8ert6te
bsnebmen liA bic Greteewcreenen bort iebr
gut. @bes bic WehrsabI Der g6stben TT nod
INNER Me9al, Hne Die QccalbebGrpen iuGer
BEN Wtlttarbsberes ber Ser. Gtaaten all.
m69ltGeu 5inpsrntGe ia ben g4ee Az lessn,
G0ppsit erIrtntth ta un:er bielen umldnDer
Die patricttiae unh bumane ba!tune hes ia
tbOltfhsn Btfhpfs Or. 0egpt, Der leinen 9tt
ipor In Sapennah, Georgia bot, absr baupt,
id6Ii@ ais yapuiOltldsr Standardization" prr
6lcrioa ~funairt.
Gr bat flr3lt@ einea 5trtenSrief srialen
sportu er fir Die farbise BspSlterung auf paa
NdrRtiie TT bic S6ranEeR tritt anb barau'
btnpetst, bob Is Der sum beiligeu Tater be
ionoers ausgeiprodene Wun|m Iei, ba6 In ben
Wattcnal- @cnctItum oen0alttmcre audNta6
rrse!u Jar 65rberuna Der s~stittsen @OhIfabr
Der fhsr0r3ea Hatr, bic f. LANCE nnter ben
fnredlthea Druid Ger Gflaeeret setanben
sstrcFcH ipsrustI. 5ernsr gilt Der Yr1lo
ben tIrgsri!GxH GeIeb9ebern sinsn NSint, In
benz er Iaat !: 96on msniAlt6e @erehttatets
Y!1isFet unb Glusbeit, obgeieben pom be
relieiSlien @~rihnuune, leuttn Den StaatSm6n
Hern, pUlttttsrn unp pbIOIcpben eeS Saoens
0sn @eeanten eine.ben, Die Grjiebung uni
ucroIii6e G6rbernns eer Gartissn tn Zen Sc
aislatursn AZ beFIr1porteu. limb enelld ing
Der Biidof Wtr ielber Rotten Nles tbun
tp1s in unlern Grdftsn febt, nm Dietenigeu
trel6e pCn ben 8nHbsn Der GHapetei bsiret
perpen finn. aud pom bsm 8anDsn Der Climb
nnO Der uuiptIsnbs!t su bsirsten; mir win
lHeu Die Wuneen gu beiten, Die ur frubsre
3ulsauo tbnem gei4lasen, tportn tx fal Cbu
Ausnabmr pem ebrli6sn, hrtfltden Gbebmn
e nuSseldIcNsn rparsn, Der lie gu lbetlba
bem ess Gegens madt, Den bic gum Satra
mente erbpbsne eteliGe 8ereinigung ertbstlt
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8pn ben Cola 6tfeIoern tn
BEbmen. Nte mad @ten beriGtet tptrp,
faub in etaltb Ote Gtnlesnung bss S&Ia&t-
fslbes NIT erpbsm @pmpe fat. stabt une
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Wtufs'
-
NeIss
EyeIS' WtufTE
Nei3froSem!
Syn Der srOSen 8elspaurensGab Sir. PIG
9icrb @oritr.. nabe BEN Mortt.

Ncre @opitr., nabe benz Wortt.
Gin frsn9er g9tutrr TT tn Husus, hc6 hat te.isIbe tssns
SNrSden Inr has pnbIttam f. large Greunb 8 letuetb 4
Der &eFte aHer tieRsea 9eItbGntlfr nN4 Itbt. Srtu 2dser
sntea1t cine i%1 r tGs Musratl, hos er BITE game f&Gns
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-08

ALL ABOUT HIS Asg.-Peter Nassau,
an aged colored man, residing in Pom
fret, this State, has been called the cold
est living man in the world" for the
past twenty years. He was called 130
years old some fifteen years since. Re-
Gently, however, the charm has been
broken, and the lovers of the marvel
lous somewhat taken aback, by q note
from Judge Barrett, of Woodstock, pub
lished in the Standard. The Judge
says
had known Peter for several years,
and been accustomed from time to time
to hear him make remarks as to his age
and history, when, In the summer of
1852, took occasion to elicit from him
with some particularly his story, and
noted down the lea6.ing facts as he stat
ed them. The n,emorandum is now be-
fore me, and it is in substance, "My frst
recollection Is that of being slave on
the island of Martinique. My masters
name WIS Joseph Damilux, French
man. He left the island on account Of
its being taken possession OF and claim
ed by the British. | remember he lived
by river, but don't remember its name,
distant from the city Of st. Pierre
! about days journey on foot, to which
citr I used to go for my master. My
master w.t. directly to Boston aud SET
tied in Medford. In a short time I left
him and ceased to be his slave, and went
to Little Maiden to live with Chas. Hill.
After that lived In Boston and vicini-
ty. lived with Judge Parker at the
time Selfridge shot Austin.
Peter could not tell how old he was
when he left the Island, but had not got
TO be man. He supposed that hs was
about sixteen years old, as he told me,
either then, Or at some other talk with
him.
Judge Barrett thinks it probable that
Peter ieis the island In 1894, and if then
16 years old, he would now be So; If
older than 16 at the time Of leaving, but
not OF the age of manhood, he is probs-
bly, less than 90 years old now.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-08

portance to the country to the people of
all sections, to the interests of all, that
all disturbing questions should be for
ever adjusted, and so adjusted as never
again TO disturb the unity and peace of
the country. 1t is now the time to set.
tie forever all matters that can cause es.
arrangement and sectional agitations and
divisions in the future. Nothing should
be left to bring dissensions, and it may
be- civil war again upon the country.
The blood poured out to suppress the re.
bellion must not be shed in vain.
hope, and | know the Senators from New
England ardently hope, for the speedy
adjustment of all matters between the
different sections of the country.
The Senators from New England, un-
like the Senator from Pennsylvania, re-
mained not silent during the great civil
war through which the nation has pass
ed. They have spoken; they have spo-
ken for the unity of their country and
the freedom of all men. They have
spoken for their country, the whole
country, and for the rights of all its
people OF every race. Their past is Sc
cure, and the imputations of the Sena-
tor from Pennsylvania will pass harm
lessly by them. have listened to the
Senator with attention, and deeply re-
gret that he has imputed such motives
to Senators from the eastern States, and
trust that Senator will regret it on fur
ther reflection.