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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05
Minutes

OF the meeting held at the Court House
on Thursday evening, June %, for the
purpose of devising means and pcrfccting
arrangements for the prevention of horse
stealing, and the detection of horse thieves
Also, for the election of officers for the en-
suing year.
Pursuant to notice, tho citizens assem-
bled at the appointed time.
After the meeting was called to order, a
Chairman and Secretary chosen, the fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the ensuing
year
President II John r. Roberts; Vice
President-Nelson Whitman Treasurer
Thomas Stephens; Secretary Henry
Dunstan.
After the transaction of other business,
tie meeting adjourned, to meet again on
Saturday, the l4th day of July, at half
past two O'Clock p. m.
HENRY DUgs-rls9;,
Secretary.
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MAS UNDER THE BED.-Most of the un-
married ladies enjoy a pleasant delusion.
They seem to think that men havea mania
for getting llsd6,' beds And accordingly,
very few Of them retire for the night with
out FIRST going through the ceremony of
hooking there
Delightful are the illusions of hope WHICH
beguile Us for years. We have never
known Of but one instance in which the
search was rewarded with success. The
discovery was announced by little scream
of delight, and the lucky lady was CON
graduated by her companion with the re-
mark, 'Well Jane, i am glad that you
have found hin, for 10 my certain knowl-
edge you have been looking for him for the
last twenty years.
1t IS little singular that men never
look under their beds 70 see # they can
find women
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

BY the card of Burial q. Cutler,
published in this issue, it will be seen that
these reliable physicians and surgeons have
entered into partnership, and may here
after, during business hours, be found at
their Office in Dr.. Burral's old drug store.
These gentlemen, having been long and
favorably known in this vicinity, can need
no recommendation from us. But we viii
still take the liberty Of saying, that they
are well read, reliable physicians, and can
not fail to be patronized, and consequently
appreciated by the afflicted.
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The following wolf bounty claims were
nrssenfed and allowed.

Mr.. Toay offered the following rcso.u-
ton, which was adopted
Resolred, That hereafter no animals what
ever be allowed to run in the court house
yard.
On motion Of Mr.. Toay, the following
resolution was adopted:
ReSolged, That the county treasurer can
eel the sale of the northwest quarter Of
section number twenty-siX, town number
six, range ono.
The following resolution was, on motion
of Mr.. Lcvake, adopted:
Resolce0, That the Chairman of the
board visit the town Of Moscow, and, in
company with the chairman of the board
of that town, make an examination Of the
necessary repairs to the bridges lately
damaged by the freshets, and report what
apportonment, if any, is necessary for ;hc
county to make, to aid the said town of
Moscow in making repairs and rebuilding
the bridges.
The following resolution was presented
by Mr.. Toay, and adopted:
Resoloea, That hereafter the county of
Iowa will pay q bounty of two dollars for
wild cat and fox scalps.
The following bills were presented and
allowed :fs,8 .4 4e5sns
No. 13l ". ]. Wriggesworth printing 1922 40
= l20 Bliss L Son do 172 GO
125 William Doyle wild cat scalps . 90
Peter Rasevo do do 2 90
A bill from S. ". Reese. of $34, for SER
vices, was, on motion Of Mr.. Toay, laid
over.
The bill Of J. R. Roberts, was, on motion
of Mr.. Toay, laid over.
On motion Of Mr.. Levsko, the board ad-
journed, to meet III November next
Gro. H. OTis, Clerk of Board
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

.W"A At Kcnosha, Wisconsin, the tan
cry of N. R. Allen was destroyed by
fire on Friday last loss $4,000 partial
insurance. On Sunday the Park City
match company's f ctory, at the same
place, was also burned This was new
establishment, and the loss is about $4,000.
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Meeting of County Board of Equal
iZatiOn. IBb

Notice Is hereby given, that in accordance with
section 26, chapter 5sS, of general laws of 1868
tho board Of equalization or the county Of Iowa
meet at the court house, in the village OF Dodge
Vile Monday, July 0, 1866, at Q o'clock D. m.
for the purpose of oquaizng the valuations OF prop
erty of said county.
n4l--w2s GEO. II. OTIS Clerk Board.
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Land for Sale.

The following described l.nds situated in Iowa
county offered fof sale
CHEAP E'OIS CASH.
West Il i,-west of section IS town.. range 3
Soutn sauthsast II 4ection ~ town raRae 2.
Northeast II ofS u "A of section 49, town range .
Parts Of the above tracts are weH tinbercd. Fo1
particulars enquire OF ALEX. WILso, =
'its p ie19' f--h Mineral Point
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state Editorial Convention.
We arrived at home last week too la


We arrived at home last week too late
to prepare any extensive article in relation
to the Wisconsin State Editorial Conven-
ton, which assembled at GAINESVILLE on the
goth ult. but. inasmuch as it was quite a
pleasant affair, We cannot pass 1t by With
out giving our readers some idea OF it
During our stay st GAINESVILLE, we were
handsomely entertained and bountlluiIy
provided for by that model host, 5. Hut
son Of the Hyatt House. After the ad-
tournament Of the convention, which was ON
Thursday morning, we were conveyed IN
carriages around the city, fair grounds
race course, and other places of interest
in and around that beautiful and prosper
Gus young city. The fair grounds are
probably without exception, the best and
handsomest in the state. On Thursday
evening, in acceptance Of a special invita-
ton of Dr.. Treat and Sup't Little, we
visited the Blind Asylum, which is beautl-
fully situated about Ii miles from the city
We there partook ola bountiful repast,
which had been kindly provided, and after
being presented with beautifully arranged
boquets, we adjourned. to the hall, where
we were delightfully."- entertained for few
hours, witnessing the marvellous skill of
the blind pupils in reading, geography,
vocal and instrumental music, &c. On
Friday morning, accepting the kind invita-
ton of Geo. T.. Dunlap, Superintendent of
the Chicago and Northwestern rail road,
we took trip to Chicago, where We were
met at the depot BY Robert Hill, Esq, of
the SIatteson House, where a splendid and
sumptuous dinner was provided for us.
We were welcomed TO the city by Mayor
Rice, and entertained by speeches from the
mayor Of GAINESVILLE, Mr. Patterson, men,
bers Of Che Chicago press, railroad mcn, and
others. During our stay in Chicago, we
accepted the pressing invitations of the
generous and enterprsing proprictors, and
visited Crosby's Opera House, Woods
Museum, McVicker's Theatre, Kinslcy's
princely restaurant, and other places Of
interest. We went through the Board Of
Trade rooms, where we were kindly vel
coined AMI pleasantly entertained by Lieut.
Gov. Bross. On account of business, we
were unable 10 accept the liberal offer Of the
railroad companies, to take Il trip to Port
land, Maine, Cincinnati, Ohio, or Indianap-
oils, Ind, and so on Saturday morning,
the editors began to turn their faces home
ward. Some accepted the invitation of
the Chicago & Milwaukee, +. r. to re-
turn by the way of Milwaukee, some took
the lake steamers, and others returned by
way Of Janesyille. Altogether, the CON
yen:ion was pronounced the most pleasant
and best ever held in the state
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President = Charles Seymour Vice
Prcsidcnts-J. G. Cover, Dr. S. a. peasc,
II. A. Reid; Recording Secretary-James
Ross; Corresponding Secretary II.
Farnham; Treasurer - David Atwood
Executive Committce-D. W. Ballou, r.
Y. Shurly, John Walworth
The next annual meeting of the Associ-
alton will be held at Sparta, Monroe Co.,
on the second Wednesday in June, 1867.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

CRors- From all sections Of the country
the farmers report that :here are the most
favorable indications of a splendid crop of
wheat, oats, corn and grass. The recent
rains and warm weather have pushed all
crops ahead with wonderful rapidty, and
as vet we have heard of no complaint that
bugs or other insects are interfering with
the bright prospects Of a rich harvest.
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The Chronicle.
DOD GE VILE.
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY s.. 1866

y~Thc Monroe Sentinel says that the
potato rot has made its appearance in that
county, and in some localities is entirely
destroying the growing potato crop.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

eW"A man came into our Office the 9th
er day and wanted to borrow or beg q
newspaper. lie said he liked to read the
news, but his neighbors were all too stingy
to take the papers lie talked of moving
aff.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

f~The Wisconsin says little German
boy about nine years of age, started from
his home in the vicinity of Milwaukee gar
den, when he was overtaken by the storm
struck by tightening and instantly killed
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05
EVENING SESSION.
SEVEN O'CLOCK

SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Joseph Roberts, Chairman
James Toay and 0. f. Leyake, Super
vsors.
On motion of Mr. Toay, the general file
of bills was taken up.
No. l01 To appropriate to f. Vivian exchange
on drafts, S 80
1o3 To appropriate TO John Hollingsheaa
nerehandise - 10 90
10i To appropriate to John Holingshead
merchandise, l 90
" 100 To appropriate to C. Cottrell painting
signs. 10 90
merchandise, go % 80
: III To appropriate TO John Jones, labor
about the court house, 90
III To appropriate to R Rogers lime, SO
ll5 g s. w. Reese, ndz, 90
ll6 " DEN Dalton, post
morton examination, IS 90
9 l32 To appropriate to 5. W Reese, mdz 163 20
fees, 80 4e
Bill No 13o, for s23, in favor Of Mr..
Grote, was, on motion Of Dir. Toay, refer
rcd to the county superintendent ofpoor
On motion of Mr. Toay, bills No los
were taken up and passed, as follows:
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

nTSEAsEs or TEsURfNARY AND SEXUAL
IL Systams-new and leiisiia treatment. Also tAe
CRIDAL CuAMBER, ~ of Essay Warning alat In
sruction, scnt in seslod 9ntelQpe free of charSc-
Address DR.. Sg1LLN HeUcHTeN lIowe'7 : seo iatioE
No 2Sonth NiAth Street. pniadclahia, "a Iy39
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

Bills No. 102 and 113 were, on motion Of
Mr.. Leyake, laid over until next session.
On motion Of hlr. Toay, the board ad-
journed until S o'clock a. III. tomorrow.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

A TToRNEY At LAW. Land and Collecting Agou
~ Dodgevilic. ipN.t Comfy, Wis. Particular ~
OF tG Gkas in Iowa COGHty. Ofcc III tiIe Hurt nliic
Building. [nl-yil
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05
Mineral Ground for Sale.

Two teu-aera lats sianascd on the nogtleeast eor-
ner oil section IS, town g. range 3--one mile and =
half east of DodgeyilIc, adjoining Evan Williams
ground JAMES A PLATT,
a3l--if MincTal Point. Wisconsin
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

sW-We were pleased a few days ago to
receive call from J. II. Waggoner, for
merly of the Richland county Observer,
bat at present rather notionaE in his occu-
patton. Friend Waggoner, when you
come this way again, call your genial
countcnancc and good naturcd self. will al
ways be welcome.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05
PIANOS & MELODEONS.

The undersigned having for the present located
in Dodgcyile, is prepared to tune, repair and
fix pianos, organs, &C.. at reasonable rates and on
short notice. He has for time past heeR Teeeiv
ing instructions from the renowned pfanofst, Prof,
Madison, of Shullsburg, and is considered coins
petent to do anything in that line.
WILLIAM WELLS.
DodSeyille, June 27, 1906. H--w4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
JuLr 3. 1866, eight o'clock q. m.

OOI4I q, TOW, OTt51IV . e10C1A 1'' TT
The board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll called Present-Joseph Roberts,
Chairman; james Toay and Q. T. Lcyakc,
Supervisors.
On motion of Mr.. Lcyakc, tho board
proceeded to the selection Of seventy five
names for grand, and one hundred and
forty names for petit Jurors, in compliance
with chapter l12 and l28, general laws Of
1866.
On motion of Mr.. Toay, the county
treasurer was directed to comply with an
order given by the town of Mineral Point
in favor of the city, providing the amount
Of $500 was due the town.
On motion of Mr.. Toay, the general file
Of bills was taken up.
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man through his own paper.

.Thc Broadhead Indepeadsat says
that On the 18th inst, as Corysion Suyth
was attempting to secure line which had
fallen between his horses, be missed his
foot hold ana fell from the wagon tongue
between the horses, and was instantly
killed
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

s7Eg" We have been shown a sign painted
10y John T. Owens, of this village, for j. j.
Cornish's Photographic gallery. It is
without exception, the best sign we have
seen, which has b. en- painted in this vii
lage. There is considerable taste and ar
tistic skill exhibited III the work, and we
would advise our business men to patron
ize Mr.. Owens, and get good, tasty signs
painted for it is fact that we have the
poorest set Of signs for the business houses
in this village, Of any place of the same
size, that we have ever visited.
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Total amt Of orders drawn

Total amt OF orders drawn, $1Ill II
On motion Of Mr.. Toay, an appropria-
ton of one dollar was made to Francis
Vivian, for stamp 10 bond given for drain
age fund.
On motion of Mr.. Lcvake, the board ad-
Iourned until seven clock this evening.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05
NO. 42.
49, ~ss :. reliable

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ing m in children Gpiarrheas,o as,oxer sore
nj K viii sSio sMiod coNc, ,cnN"s, Cans rest
lessness,, ,a' N Waketusnaes'ddu during the ~,
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et eeuM. .DREs;e eoro II : 17hroats OF Wis u j.
rsaeds : sot y. early y.,sass ssassth that arc are
thss,ao @ q d sSsir stisss,s;; .s,;
gpn,le psni,ilea At the sans e saSSS; sS pain
s0ss ss,y'og rsss rsss,;s. sS' The live: s.s,sa :,
Msothsas s"s e. aod 200 Cchilaat'ses syl"p. asS :.
eersssaa,y esss BY Is us,Ss ~stha ts,ss the ss.tt .suttsr
~. hAi % not :; ift ~ c1sstS,I,..s ,I.s ss'0
tor a,, she want mt @ 'sssidre" s s'.s' .ss john,
It ma s,e decide sa.aSnnniss' ,,S his stoes'Ds' -
pssn Pc went % % SsS and one shGs my So son John
Sssdie decide M,0snsn u !. no sissi, 10 i, .e.so.
..,.. s.,. ), y :. '''' 'e''ss:,.'. ~, ..sssa, v,
ess,v~Nsr' rlEM = ,,op,'..o.;: ,Sop,'..o::,
,,s e: E; $: 5:
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b co.

INHALER IN DRUGS, aiEDICIHES, PAINTS
IL oils, Dye Stuifs PcrfGmery, Stationery, Cut
tiery, School Books, &c, &c.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

RUM.-A Norwegian, by the name of
Tanglc Tangleson, not having the fear Of
God before his eyes, and doubtless being
uery dry, proceeded one night last week
with felonious and burglarious intent, to
forcibly effect an entrance into the cellar of
Stephen Benefits saloon in this village :;
and succeeding to his utmost satisfaction,
he feloniously ard burglariously distracted
and carried away, a five gallon keg of rum
He conveyed it to the brush adjoining the
village, where he was found the next morn
ing paost glorioasly drunk lie was arrest
ed and taken before Police Justice Lean,
and required to give his reasons for such
an anusual and villianous transaction.
y-We should think by the following
drioc at the editor Of the Nd7omeaiaa, in
late number of sthat paper, that the edi-
tor-in-chief is away on furlough
y wag says that several thousand acres
Of land, owned by the father Of any girl is
sufficient grounds fer attachment He
who feels any such impulse for the sake of
the heirdom will certainly be stamped in
a reciprocal attachment. Learn to take a
joke when you can't help yourself
Colonel, that's rather rough, joking a
man through his own paper.
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S. VIZ. REESE.

NEALFZ TNDRY GOODS, GROCERIES. READY
~ ,n..e eletihing; millinery, lndios' dress goods
yankee notions, etc. q. - 81. caiI 4--iy
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

In company with friend Bliss of
the Tribune, We paid visit 70 the zinc
furnace at Mineral Point few days ago
We were pleased to see everything looking
very prosperous and business Ike. The
zinc furnace, which We have heard so much
about, is, after all, quite an extensive af-
fair, and we are glad to hear that from
present indications, it is going to be en-
mincntly successful. The citizens Of Min
eral Point, and in fact, of the whole mining
district, may well feel proud of tic skill,
ingenuity, and enterprise ofRobert George,
the inventor Of the process, and manager
Of the works.
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.IOSEPH lem.
I. D. RuuDICK.

r LICENSED AUCTI0NERR, DodLGgiile, Wiscon
Ia em. nill sell any and all kiat!suf propert in
any part Of the state of Wisconsin. MS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

Iowa Co. AGRICULTURAL SoclETY-.i
meeting of the executive committee Of the
Iowa County Agricultural Society will be
held at the Court House in the village Of
Dodgeville, on Saturday July = 1866, at
l o'clock p. NJ
BY order. HENRY DussTAx
Dodgeyille, June 19, 1866. Secretary.
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W. ]. WRLGGLEsWoRTH,

Dook, CARD ANDJOB PRINTER. ALSO PUB
~ fisher of the "DoDG CHRONICLE a,w eekly
family newspaper delivered free by mail in tho Conn
ty, on receipt Of the price, 81 so year.
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Apportionment of School Money,

The following is the apportionmcnt of
the School Fund income for the several
towns in the county Of Iowa, for the year
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

~ We were greatly shocked by read
ing the following in an exchange, induced,
no doubt, by fitting hoops and false calves !:
Those calves arc not ieeting show,
For mans Illusion given
They're filled 18th bran, or stuffed with tow,
And swell about foot or so,
And look frs rate by heaven.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

WHTTN EY SMITH

YTNANxER AND CURRlEE Mineral Point, Wis
Leather of all kinds, also Hair for lasterinp, al
ways hand cheap for cash Job Work done at short
nctics and on moderate terms hi26-tfl
SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.
DopGEyILLE, WIS
ccllee;s back pay fer discharged Soldiers Bounty
Mons, and back pay FIR heirs Of deceased Soldiers.
Pension certificates procured Bounty claims settled
prices established by law.
n2i-Iy SAMUEL W. REESE, Atty
FNHE MASON 4 ITAMLlN CABINET ORGANS,
forty different stylesadapttd 10 sacred or sccnIar
mu rc, ,f9r % to 5000 each. Filtyone gold silver
medalsor other first premiums awarded them. lHs
trated catalogues free Address Mason lIaniin,
Boston, or Mas IN Brothers, New York 5l-ly
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UENpY TuCMAS & Co.

ENERAL DEALEHS IN STAPLE AND FAN
VI cy dry sa8i, groeefies. cai,ciicry, hardware
r.sdy-malo clothing. Yankee actions, etc, etc. ~
thsir stores in D,lsnvillc they ut all imc
prepared to attend to the wishes of customers. tlS
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WESTERN HOTEL.

DopGByILLE, WISCONSIN,.
A~~A MI undersigned would respectfully ask q
fHkA sare of the public patronage. His table
lis H&n viii always be furnished in good taste and
fel0 his rooms are large and airy, and in every
- deartm the intention will be TO consul
She comfort and wishes ofhis patrons Good tables
snd attentive ostlcrs always in readiness.
pardsrs by the day week furnished with all nee
sssnry convenicnccs and at reasonable rates.
SIS Stages leave this house daily north and south
nI-ly JOHN R. ROBERTS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-05

ATTEMPT TO RoB A SAFE.-Sheriff Ger
main, of Dodge county, was in the city
Tuesday. He says few days ago an un-
successful attempt was made to break open
the safe of the county treasurer at Juneau
The burglars entered the building by tax
ing out a pane of glass, and had just COM
menced their work when they were fright
ened away by the barking of dog
Sheriff Gcrmain entered the room, and
found that the burglars had left behind
them short crowbar, a small chain and a
huge mallet. There was considerable
money in the safe at the time. There ap.
pears to be an organized gang Of thieves
travelling about the country, in the safe
opening business, and every day or two
we hear Of attempts being made to open
them. The utmost care should be taken
not only to prevent this, but to aprest.and
make an example Of the thieves. Rilscau-
kee Wisconsin.
The Naukesha Ptaindealer, Of the
25th says: During that terrible storm on
Thursday last, the tightening seemed to
play all around the house of Benjamin
Winzenried, in Brookfell. His wife was
cooking at the stove, and his father and
three small children were sitting near by.
She says ''cn opcning the stoyc door, the
Tightening came out, and the whole room
seemed to be on fire." She was knocked
down, and the old gentleman and one
child were burned more or less; the shoes
of each of them were torn to pieces, and
the nails in the heels Of their shoes appear
ed to be burned out The fluid next pass
ed through the floor, making small hole,
and went into the floor sill which II tore to
pieces. When the storm was over, three.
hogs were found killed in their pen near
the house. Three Of the family were in
jnred, bnt none fatally. 4 tightening rod
had recently been pat up near the chin
ney, down through the stove ripe.