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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
Ordinance No. 10.

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SIDEWALK
THE SOUTH SIDE SPRING STREET, WEST SIDE OF MAIN
ON SrR$ET,
The President and Trustees of the Village ef Dodyevile
do ordain as Jollocs:
That sidewalk on the south side of Spring street
extending from tho north +cast of otNp tlree
81 to the northwest corner of lot No hundred
and thirty-eight Q3S) of Maddin's addition to tho
village of Dodgeve, be CONSTRUCTED upon the esab-
lshed grade, in front of the following lots Lots
No 3, 65, 63. g. 81, CO. So IS. 81 1S7, and 13S, OF
Maddn's addition to the Village of Dodgevle accord
ing Cranes map Of said village. The said sidewalk
to be three feet in Width, and constructed of pine
plank Of not less than two inches in thickDess laid
lengthwse, on scantling four by four inches, four
feet apart aidfcrosswise, and raised with stones not
less than four inches above tho ground, upon tho in
side gronnd allotted for sidewalk purposes.
July %, 1858. JOSEPH LEAN,
Attest; President.
W. ]. WRIdaLEswoRTu Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

"THE WAGES OF SIx"-That Randall
should so far forget the principles that for
years he firmly advocated, as to be Sc
duced into joining that petty faction that
has started up in Washington, seems al
most Incredible, end yet it is too true.
The temptation has been too strong, and
he has yielded. His wages have been re-
cciEed. A cabinet appointment as post
master general has been rendered, and ac-
cepted by him, ard for the sake of little
transient power, he has yielded up long
years of honor, and broken faith with those
who would have been proud to do him
honor.
GLOW art thou fallen from heaven, oil
Lucifer, son of the morning How ar
thou cut down to the ground: :"-Rpeias
,Joyynal.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26


'W-At the first apenlng Of the breach
hetween the President and Congress, quite
a number of hitherto staunch Republicans
appeared to lean to the side Of the Presi
dent but since the uniting Of the Demo
cratic clubs with the johnson Union clubs
the endorsement Of the Philadelphia pro
gramme by the Democracy and the late
rebels, they have, with few exceptions
returned to their first love. And these
few, like the custom house officer who had
fourteen reasons for supporting ",ny pol
'cy"-a wife and thirteen children have
no doubt the same mighty reasons 70,
their present course.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

ewA At the recent Copperhead caucus
in Ohio, relative to sending delegates to
the Philadelphia convention, such notori-
Gus pcace-at- any price, warrior the Union
opposing politicians as Vallandigham, Pen
dloton, and Alex. Long took leading
part, and concluded to drop the Demo
cratic name, if johnson would take their
principles, and unite with the bread and
butter brigade to form the new national
party. They appointed Pcndlcton, whose
position during the war was identical with
that Of southern secessionists, delegate
to Philadelphis. Can anybody have a
doubt of the character of a convention in
which such man is politically qualified
TO sit?
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
Ordinance No. %.

An ORDINANCE FOR THE LRyYING OF A TAX FOR THE
BUILDING OF SIDEWALKS.
The President and Trustees of the VILLAGE of Dod1e-
rtttc do orddin tOllo,cs:
SECTION l. That tax Of fifty cents per foot
frontage be eviod on and collected from the
of tho lots fronting on the west side Of Main street,
from North street, in Maddns addition, to Division
street, Wilson's addition, to carry out the pro-
visions 0 + ordinance No. 15.
SECTION 2. That tax of fifty conts per
foot frontage be levied and collected from the
on tho lots fronting on the east side Of Main
street. from North street. in Maddns addition, to
Chapel street, in Wilson's addition, to partially car
ry out the provisions of ordinance No. 16.
SECTION 3. That tax Of sxty-five cents per
foot frontage be lovieu and collected from the OWN
ers of the lots fronting on Iowa street on the wost
sde from the south east corner of lot No. l. in block
No. IT, of Jenkins addition, to the east corner
Of lot No. %, of Hoskns & Co.'S add tim, to carry
out the provisions of ordinance No. T.
SECTION 4. That a tax of sixty-fve cents per
foot frontage be levied and collected from the
of the lots the east side Of Iowa street
from the northwest corner of lot No. 49, in osl ins
& Co.'s addition 10 the village of Dodgevilie, to the
southwest corner of lot No. /, in block No IS, in
jenkins addition to the village Of Dodgevlle to car
ry out the provisions Of ordinance No s.
SECTIoN 5. That tax OF thrty-fiye cents
per foot frontage be levied and collected from
the ownors of the Its fronting the north side
of Spring street from the south cast cornor of lot No
152, to the southwest corner of lot No 81 of Maddn
addition to the village of Dodgeyie, 10 garry out the
provisions of ord nance No 16
SECTION 6. That tax of thirty-fve cents
per foot frontage be levied ON and collected from the
of the lots fronting the south side OF Spring
street from the northeast of lot No 3, to the
northwest corner ofot No 13S, OF Maddns addition
to tho village of Dodgeyille, to carry out the pro
visions of ordinance No. 10.
SECTION T. That a tax of fifty cents per foo
frontage be levied On and collected from the
of the lots fronting Division street, bctwecf
Iowa and Main street,. for the purpose OF carrying
ont tbs provision of ordinance No. 20.
SECTION 8. That tax of fifty cents per foo
frontage be levied and collected from tho owner
OF lots fronting on the southwest side of Diagona
street. from Iowa to Main street, TO carry out th
| provisions of ordinance No q.
SECTION 0. That tax of fifty cents per foo
| frontage be levied and collected from the owner
of lots fronting the west side o. Iowa sti Get, be
tween Fountain and Walnut strects, to carry out tn
prov sions of ordinance No. a.
SEoIIoN 10. This o. dnance shall take effect an
DO in force from and aftor its passage.
Dated July 23d 1866.
Attest JOSEPH LEAN, President
w. j. WRI0GLEswoRTH, Village Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

fw-John Heron and VIM. II. Peck,
Esqs., are about to resuscitate the Mineral
Point Intelligencer for the fall campaign.
Is this the johnson paper the Madison
Union says is about to be started in this
city ?-Mineraz Point Tribune.
It will be sound national paper if John
Heron has anything to do with it.-Nadi-
son Union.
The editor of the Union knows where
to look for supporters of the National
johnson party. He doubtless remembers
the style of paper published by John Her
ron during the war.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
Ordinance No. Is.

AN orr NANCE FOR TME CONSTRUCTION OF A SIDEWALK
ON TINE NORTH SIDE OF SPRING STREET. WEST OF MAIN
STREET. -
The President and Trs>e, cfAe Village Of Dodgerille
do 0rddin as foltoWs:
SEC. /. That sidewalk on the north sida sf Sprns
street extending from the south east cpfner Of lot
No l52 to the southwest corner ef lot No. 81 Of Mad
din's addition the village Of Dodgevie, be con-
structed upon the established grade in front OF the
following lots to-wit: Lots number 1872 49, 147, 81
81, 52 So, and 81 of Maddin's addition to the village
of iile according to Cranes map Of said VII
laga. 80,
SEC q The said sideralk f. be three feet in width
and constructed of pine plank of nor less than t8o
inches in thickness, laid lengthwise on scantiine
four by four inches four e apart laid Grossly ,and
raised with stone not less than four inches above th}
ground upon fhe inside ground allotted for sidewaF
purposes.
JOSEPH LEAN,
Attest: President.
W j. WRIGGLEsyopTH, Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Summons for Relief

csTATE OF WIsCoNsIN-IowA COUNTY CIR
- emit court. David X. Davis, Plaintiff against
John J.. Roberts, 6. i. Roberts, Alonzo Child, w..
en-, Thomas S. Young. Alexander Young, Charles
ii. Wood, H. c. Nanny, G. Young, Charles Perrin,
Oliver Bennett, Augustus Knight, James D. Fisk,
William Gavnott Charles Collins, 3. N. Kellogg, g..
D. Kirby, Charfcs Kirkland, Richard Goidsworthy
and IIarker Spensley Defendants.
The plaintiff desires tha trial Of this 9cton, if
any there be- to be had in the county Of Iowa.
The state Of Wisconsin, tb tho above named de-
PENDANTS. Yon are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint Of Dayid X. Davies, plain
tiff, which is ON flo in the o1ico Of the clerk Of
tho circuit court of Iowa county, Wisconsin, and to
seryea copy Of your the subscriber, at his
law Office in the city Of Mineral PoiHt in Iowa eogn-
ty WISCONSIN, within twenty days after the service
Of this summons, exclusive Of the day Of service
And if you fail to said complaint hereby
required, the plaintiff will sppy to Tie court fog the
relief demanded IN the compliant
Dated July O. 1866
Il ws g. u FROST, Plaintiffs Atty
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

SEIzUEE OF DIsTuLERY-A descent
was made Friday, by the United States
officers upon the distillery Of II. C. Man
ming of this city, and that establishment
with its contents is now in the possession
Of the Collector Of Internal Revenue for
this district. From facts in possession Of
the Treasury agent, who is making the
estigation, it appears that quite a large
amount Of whiskcy has been run off, and
disposed of, without the payment of the
duty required by law. The amount found
short thus far, according to the figures OBJ
tanned, is something like 5000 gallons,
that would yield tax of $4,000 which
has not been paid. !iassison Journal
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
THE ANSWER.

DEAR PRTER.-I have perpsed your ora
ton with great deliberation, and q littlo
consideration at the great snfatuation of
your weak Imagination to show such ven
GRAFTON on SO slight a foundation. After
mature delberation and serious contem-
plation | fear your proclamation is filled
with adulation, or sayings from ostentation
to display your education by odd enumera-
ton or rather multiplication OF words Of
like termination. But, as | admire asso-
citation, and am in favor Of annexation,
acknowledge my appreciation, and, indeed,
my inclination to accept with qualification
the love and alteration set forth in your
declaration, and will, with preparation,
love and animation, remain with resigna-
ton and rejoice in the appellation Of
Mrs. PETER III. PoRTATIoN.
P. ST. suggest the information that
we meet in consultation and make some
preparation for tho annexation, when |
will bear the same relation to your home
and occupation that Mr.. Peter Il. Portatlon
would then bear to
MARIE MODERATION.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

PoTAroE BUG.--Thc Frccport Bulletin
says that this noxious insect is making
considerable havoc in many parts Of that
county. The same is the case in 10 Da-
vicss county. a farmer who has tried it,
says that those who keep flock of ducks
and allow them the freedom of the potatoe
patch, will soon be rid Of the bug, as the
ducks devour them in great numbers, and
will soon clean out an ordinary potatoe
field if let alone. Such being the case,
farmers who wish to prevent the ravagcs
of this insect should raise ducks.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

TIE DIsTiLi Err CAsE.-Mr. IT. C. Man
ming has ttl, with Messrs. Guysi &
Miner, Treasury agents, by whose author
ity his distiilery was siezed the other day,
oh a charge of deirauding the q. S. Reve-
nue., by paying between $4,000 and Sl4,
back taxes and the penalty for cvading
the law. This is conditional on approval
by the Revenue Department. The agent
is going on in this business all over the
country, and the Government authorities
are determined TO break it up if possible.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

STRAY LAw.-It is important that farm
ers and others interested, should know
that the STRAY law" of this State was
amended by the legislature last winter,
making it a penal offence for any person
neglccting to advertise stray animal
which he has taken up. This new law
also permits the finder to advertise in the
newspaper nearest his place Of residence,
whether in the same or adjoining county.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
Ordinance No. 2l.

AN ORDNANCE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SIDEWALK
ON THE SOUTH WEST SIDE OF DI.GoSi il STREET.
The President and Trustees If tie IiVage of Dodgepa,
do orlain as Jotso,as.
Sec. 1. That sidewalk on the south west sido o
Diagonal street, extending from Iowa street to Mair
street, be constructed .on sthu established grade il
front of the following lots: Lots Ne. II, Is, 10, %
23 "a, 25, and 26, of Hoskin Co.'S addition to the
village of Dodgeville, and lots No % and % of Will
sons addition to tho village of Dodgevillo, according
to Hoskin & Co. Is map of said addition.
SEc.2. The said sidewalk to be five feet In width
to the foot and constructed of pine plank of less
than two inches in thickness two pieces of scant
ling four by four inehcs laid engthwise and raised
with stono not less than four inches above ground
and uoon the inside ground allotted for sidewalk pur
poses.
July 23. 1866. JOSEPH LEAN,
Attest : President.
WI. WRIGaI ssy,{,s,4, Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

SAD ACCIDENT On Thursday last, while
Il little son Of Henry Fingerson, only four
years old, who resides in the town of Lin
ddn, WAS playing on hay stack, he
slipped and fell 10 the ground, striking up
on W wooden hay hook or fork, WHICH en-
tered his bowels, tearing them in dread
full manner. Dir. Cutler Of this place was
Immediately sent for, but on arriving six
hours after the accident, it was found i'm
possible to save the life of the child, and
it died during the next day.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

MONTANA PUGfLIsTs. Montana paper
says that the great crony antagonists,
Colonel Orem and Hugh O'Neil, bave con-
cuded that there cannot be two pugilistic
suns in the Montana sky and therefore,
with view to ascertain which is the sun
and which the planet, they have deposited
$500 in gold as preliminary to grand
fight, to come off within hundred and
fifty miles of Virginia, on the cath day of
August next. The stakes are to be some
where between $4,000 and $4,000.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
sW-The Democrats have ca

sW-The Democrats have called NJ
tional Union Convention, to meet at Madi-
son, on the first Of August, the object OF
which is to appoint four delegates from
tho state at large and two delegates from
each congressional district, to attend the
Philadelphia convention: Calls have been
freely circulated for signers, (solders
bringing premium), and have been
signed by quite number Of citizens and
forty or fifty soldiers, mostly belonging to
the sevnnteeth lIrish) regiment.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

fg-The Galena Democrat, which is
considered good authority in democratic
circles, says that although onr represen-
tatives in congress have endorsed the
Philadelphia convention, the democracy as
party have had little or nothing to do
with it, and "many democrats distrust
and oppose the cnnvention." 1t also owns
that the republican party utterly repudate
it; therefore, the measure does not appear
to be enthusiastically endorsed by any
one but johnson, Doolittle, Randall & Co.,
and southern rebels and traitors.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
Meeting Of the Village Board of
Tl.u3teeS.
DoDaEvILLs, M9spA{ HyEsINa,

DoDahV'LLS' MIsfsfa ini, aa AyfxtS'' 1sss
Pressnt-JOSEPH LEAN, President. William
H. Hooking, W Harris, W. Muuday, II. W. Jones
j. Whitman, f. W. Stratman, Trustees.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and aftet
being amended by striking out the clause levying
tax of fifty cents per foot the lots Main street
in order to accom- lish the object by ord nance
adopted.
The village surveyor presented prof les OF the grade
Of Main street. from Chapel to Spring street from
Chapel to Division street, Iowa street for six hun
rod feet south of Fountain street, Iowa street from
Clarence to Valley street, from J. J. Cornishs four
hundred and eighty feet north, and Spring street
from Main west, which were, motion, approved
AMI accepted
Ordinances No. IS and 10, for sidewalk on Spring
street. were read first second and third time, and Oh
motion, passed.
Ordinance No 20, for sidewalk on Division street
was read first, second and third tA,Q, and motion
passed.
Ordinance No. q, for sidewalk on Diagonal street
was read first, second and third time, aud passed.
Ordinance No. %, leavying tax for sidewalks
was read first, second and third time and passed.
On motion, committee of three was appointed to
view Fountain street, and report at the noxt meet
ing what improvements are necessary Tho presideht !
appointed as such committee Messrs. Whitman,
Jones. and Stratman.
On motion, committee of ono was appointed to on
ouire the price Of pumps, and the best ones. The
president appointed J. Whitman.
On motion, tho clerk was instructed to procure two
books one for account book for trorsurer, and one
for docket for the police Justice
On motion, the president and ccrk wero Instructed
to lot tho contract for the lumber crossings to John
S. Davies, at eight cents pcr .square.foot.
On motion, the tender of Dayey and Cornelius 10
building stone street crossings WAS accepted, and tn
president and clerk wore instructed to mako and
sign contract to carry out the same.
On motion, tho board adjourned to mect again on
Monday, July 80, 1866, at half past seven p. m
WI WRIGGLESWORTH
Village Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

sW~T The Democratic State Central Com
mittee have made choice Of Henry l.. Pal
mer, Gabriel Bouck, Milton Montgomery,
and Levi B. Villas, as representatives to
attend the National Union ConYention,
which is to be held at Philadelphia on the
l4th Of August next. This is something
heretofore unheard of-a Democratic Cen
tral Committee appointing delegates to a
National Unfon Convention.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

AN ORnIEANCE YoE THE Construction OF : SIDEWAtk
OF Born sIDss OF plyrsios STREET, FROM MHS 70
Iowa SfEEETs.
The Presid.nt and Trustees Of the Village Of Dodge
ufte 40 Oriap as Jollo,rs:
SEcTIos l. That sdewalk k be constructed on both
sides of Division street, follows: On the noFth
side from the south-east corner Of lot No. Ii, OF
block No II, to tie soHth-west corner Of lot No l,
of block No IS, Of Jenkins addition to the village
of bod eville, and in front Of the following lots,
to-wit: Lots No. II and IL Of block No. IL, and
lot MOL Of block No Is, Of Jenkins addition to the
village Of DodgeviiIe, according to Cranes map OF
said village On the south side Of Division strest,
from the northeast corner OF lot No. 2, in block
No. 9. to the north vest corner Of the northwest
corner of lot No. l. in block No. J. of Jenk ms ad-
difion to the village of Dedgoyille, aDd in front OF
the following lots to-wit Lots No. and in block
No 2, and lots No. and in block number one,
of Jenkins addition 10 tho village Of Dodge
VILE and according 10 Cranes map OF said village
SECTION 2. The said sidewalk TO he five feet In
yidti sIopng toYards the center Of the street hall
an inch 10 the foot and constructed Of pino plank
Of not less than two inches in thickness, on two
pieces OF scantlng laid iengthwise and raised with
stone not less than four inches above tho ground,
on tho established grade, and inside fhe ground
| allotted FOR sidewalk purposes.
! Dated Jnly %, 1866.
J Attest JOSEPH LEAN, President
r. J. TgIGGLEgHoaTH Yilage Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

w~On Tuesday, the 18th inst, four
houses were struck by tightening in and
near Mazo Mamie, and two others were de-
moished by violent winds Much grain
was also levelled to the ground, but as it
is still early, the grain will mostly rise.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

.-y~ General Dick Taylor heads the list
of delegates to tho Philadelphia conyen-
ton from louisiana Think Of johnson,
Doolittle, Randall & Co., acting harmo-
niously in political convention with such
men, What fall, oh, my country !
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

GEN WAsnBuRNE a CANDIDArE FOR Cox
GREss- The Mauston Star announces with
much satisfaction-on the "best possible
authority" y"--that Gen. Washburne has so
far yielded to the wishes Of his friends as
to consent that :hey may present his name
to the next Congressional Convention in
the sixth district.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

I=y Having stock Of nice, new, stylish
ype. plenty of good paper, and 9 variety
# fine black and colorcd inks, we are pre-
pared to print bill heads, letter heads cards,
blanks, &c, &C., on short notice and in
good style Our charges are reasonable,
% hand in your orders.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

ny The Darlington Union says sad
accident occurred on Thursday last Hen
ry Matthews, while driving reaper, was
thrown from his seat 10y the team gett ing
frightened, and falling in front of the ma
chine, was so tcrriblys Injured, as to sur
yive but few moments.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26
Patent Love Letters.

DEAR MIss.-After long consideration
and mature deliberatiop and much modita-
ton upon the great reputation you passess
in the nation, have strange inclination
to become your relation. If this obstion
is worthy Of observation and can obtain
commisseration, it will be an aggrandizH-
ton beyond all calculation of tho joy and
exultation of
PETER II. FORMATION.
P. ST solicit your acceptance OF the
love and appreciation, and propose the
annexation of the lives and destination of
of Peter II. Portation and Marie Modera-
ton.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

sN Agreeably TO instructions from the
Pos TIM lster General, lists of letters will not
be advertised after October lst, but man
usc,ip. lists will be posted in the Office.
No charge is hereafter to be made for for
warding letters from one Office to another,
or returning them to writer's where re-
quest is made to 10 so. Money orders are
to be good for one year
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

ARRIVED .-Deller has arrived in town
with his immense stock of goods, which
are to be sold at auction without reserve
He may be found at Iicnderson's new store
IN the corner of iowa and Chapel streets.
Auction every evening. Read his adver-
:iscment in this paper and give him call.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

SHOOTING GENERAL HAMLToS.-Mr. K.
A. Baker has been bound over in the sum
of $1,000, to appear and answer at tho
next term of the circuit court for Fond du
Lac county, upon the charge of shooting
general Hamilton.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

EFFECTS. OF THE SroR4.-While looking
over our exchanges of the last week, We
have noticed no less than thirty articles
headed Struck by Lightning" during
the violent storms which have passed over
our state within the last week or two.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-07-26

ch7 rnn PER YEAR, We want agents every
Dl .OUU where 20 sell IMPROVED $50 Sewing
Machines. Three new kinds. Under and upper feed
Warranted hFe yeaFs. AfcTe salary OF large CON-
states for less than $40 which flly licensed %
Vosce Wheeser = HiiSea. Grorer & Baker, singer 4
% and Bacacider. al other Cheap machines are
snJringsmets and the ses or user are iglts 70 arrest
ne axd imprisonment. Circulars free. Address or
n upon Shaw 4 Clark, biddeford, Maine, or Chica-
a. Illinois