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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-12-20

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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-12-20

A McEverson, lot LOG, Twins
addition 4
Geo Messefsm nth, lots 40 & AZ
in Stavely's addition 8 {
John Messersmith, out lots 261
269 262 and go in Efarrison'g
survey 81
John Messersmith. und% ofEet
249 in Harrison's survey 4
Leverty & Mcconnell, und1% of
lot Sc and house in Vleit's
survey II I
James McGregor, out lot 1877 in
Harrison's survey 10
James McGregor, out lot 1sS in
i Harrison's survey except ID
E, of an acre owned by r Kins-
| man I.
A Matthews, lot III and house
in Irwin ct al addition &c
! n Coad, l46I2 feet off the south
end of out lot 1877 in Harri-
sons survey, except 20 feet
wide off east side 2
Stephen Prideaax, pit of sos l23
in yleit's survey s
Estate fW Prideaux. "a of out
lot 176 in Harrison's survey 3
Phillip Gregory. parts lots 1870
and 19l in Harrison s survey 10
Powell Thomas, lots POI. Il DDS
| in Harrison 'ssurvey l9
Richard Rablin. parts of lots
les, ITO and soIse in Harri-
sons survey 10
C III Rogers, lot 267 in Irwin ct
al addition 2
Ernest Reidel, A feet of north
siaie of LIT lQ6, Yleit's survey IS
John Shanly. e% of lot 81 and
| house i'm Yloit Is survey 10
Samuel Sleep. part of lot l13 &
house in lIarrison's survey 3
W r Sampson, lot 5 in Fleit's
ssrgey
NJ NJ Strong. uad1a of 3-100
acres of lot OF, vlcit's survey 5
| Vim Terrill, und% of lot Sc &
| house in Yleit's survey a
VIM Terrill, parts of lots Oh o.
| in Vlrit's survey Z
Thomas Trevorish, lots l 2 q
house in Twins addition IA
VIM Uren, parts oflots lit lis
and house, Harrissn's survey Z
] j Uren, part Of lot 1913, Har~
rison's survey
r Williams, lot 224 in Irsim
ct al addition Is
r WhHs, part of lot 81, Vleit's
| survey III
&c C Washburne. out lots 1876
/ 1913 and house in Harrison's =
sSrvcy r At
c G Washburne,. part Of lot 9S
| in Flcit's survey 5,
C C WashbrTpe, "a Of out lots
201 202, IIarrison's. survey Z
&C Washburne, out lot 20 in
/ Ha.rison's survey IL
G G Washpurn~, part Of lot %
| Il buildings. vleit's survey 40
Unknown, undI Of the follow
| ing real estate. being same
on which old brewery was
| situated, to-wit: ut of lots Id
! an 213, and also of lots 171&
| 213, IIarrison's survey. (Said
| lot l22 being in vIcit's sur.) Is
| Unknown. out lot 2lI in hur-
| rison's survey aa S
Unknown, out lot 2lS ia Har-
rison's survey 10
Unknown. lot 11G in Irwin ct
| al addition - 8
Unknown. lots 81 SIS in Irwin
| ct al addition 10
David Irwin, lot rs in Irwin ct
/ ii addition 3
David Irwin, lot IS in Irwin ct
| al addition 3
| David Irwin. lot 133 in Irwin
ct al addition 8
B McIllhen part Of lot SO and
| house in Vleit's survey 16
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-12-20
Gccand Ward.

l Second Ward,
James ArgaIl all those parts Of
lois lo3 lie rs and lie in
ylcit's survey, ms dcscrsbcd
in two deeds frum VIM Lanyon
& wife, one tla ted Oct 5, 1855,
aud recorded in V page u,
and the other dated April 80,
1857, recorded in vol 2, page
9 and brewery buildings on
same SO "
Vim Broad, all those parts Of
lots 90 o. 95 and house in
Vleitis survey conveyed by
deed from VIM Evansla Ma.
Iy B;oad, dat cd Nov 5. 1885 &
and recorded n Y, page S73 II 10
VI v Burns that pit of lot 81 in s~-
gYleit's survey patented to N
" Burns. except that part of
same decided by him Ia N G
Fitch dated Nov s 1913, and
recorded in l, page $3.50 IL 81
Robt Connolly, lots "A rs 81
56 and house in Twins ct
addition 10 rs
VIM Cabbage, * out lots col &
2O2 Har,isons survey is A.
VIM Chesterfield, -! lot l04 in
vleii's survey 10 60
| Heirs OF n Curry, und or Of Tho
"a following pieces Of land on
which the old brewery stands
to wit: lot III in Harrison's
survey, and part of lot 122 in
Vlcit's survey, and part of'ot
2l3 in Harrisons survey, a.
described in Il deed by John
Carthcw by Levi Sterling,
sheriff TO n Curry dated Aug
%, 1919 and recorded in book
L of deeds rage73 IL GO
N Cornish, 3 Is acre of out lot
236 ia Harrison i survey. be-
| ing all of said lot except those
parts OF samc decided by Chas
Stripgman to John Cornelius
and Eliza Trnan 1fts IL 81
| Nicholas Cornish, ont lot 2S7
in Harrison survey 10 10
Samuel Crawford. nnd% Of lots
/. So "a & IS 10 Vleit's survey II IL
! Barnard Dnsle. all that part of
lot 81 and house IN Fleit's
survey decided to B Doyle Jan
2s, 1854 10 90
A C Davis. lots l 23 4 567
s o 10 ii ~ 10 il Is 16 IL
Is 10 20 81 % 70 n Is & &c
in Davis subdivision OF out
lots 168 e. ITU Harison's sur &c IS
Fl P George, lots II 30 & 81 4
house in. Twins addition % "a
S Hornbrook n acre Of out lot
ase IN HarrisSn's survey 2 90
n w Halsfead, md of that
+, part of lot 81 Vleit's survey
decided to T $ Alien j. James
James Dec 7. 1855 IL %
David irwin, lots IS and &c in
Irwin ct al addition 2 90
David Irwin, lot 17S in Irwin
et al addition 3 OF
Elizabeth Kuchenmeisfer. all
that part of lof 81 in vleit's
survey conveyed by sheriff g
deed dated Jan 1855 "A 10
Josiah hampshire, lot 162 aud
llruse In Twins addition @ 81
Josiah hampshire, lots 1873 and
ISL in TWINS addition %
Joseph Munster, all that part
lot 122 and house In Vleit's
survey as decided to Joseph
Munster Dec. 10. 1916 6 IS
p IeIIIhon. all that part of lot
81 In yleit's survey as dred-
ed u Ncfilhon Ang II 184S l6 so
John Miller, lot 81 Irwin ct al
addition "a
John Miller. lots &c 118 173 L
1913 in Irwin ct al add finn IL 10
John Miller. undX Of lots SO
81 & Is. IFYfn e. al addition II %
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-12-20
1 4 lot 4 in

VILLAGE OF HIGHLAND.
lot no. 80 and II of Is is
do rs
do l6 and pit Of % s
pit of IS. no bounty 8
lot no. 129-
do % 2
lots 10 & II Barnard's addit'n
Village Of Centerrille.
lots II and Is 3
lots and 10 S
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-12-20
TAKEN UP.

DY the subscriber residing in the town OF
ID way on land owned by me in saidstowD
about the 18th day ~ November. 1861. one dc
horse colt, two years and half old, and mark
one white hind foot Also one bright bay ma
two Yeas and halfold or thereabonts, and
with white on the hind part of one hind foot
one bright bay mare colt. two years and hal
thereabouts marked with both hind feet VII III
black spots. The owner is requested to call
property, pay charges and take the same,
JAEE P. JONI
Fffsevsv, Nov. r. 1857. nj
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

The following chow is no from a
newspaper, is Of course an absurdity, but
it gives rise TO reflection:
Suppose q man and a girl we're to get
married-the man IS years old, and the
girl 5 years, this makes the man seven
times as old as the girl; they live togeth.
or until the girl is ten years old, this
makes the man 40 years old, and four
times as old as the girl; and they still
live until she is Is, the man would be
45 this makes the man three times as old
and they still live ill she is 80 years old
this makes tho man 90, only twice as old
and SO on. Now how long would they
have TO live to make the girl as old as the
man?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
THING,

1871 AhAN9SJf-
The scheme Of reIrogression in the
South has assumed wider range than
Andrew johnson ever intended, Those
who DOUBTED that the rebels would ever
attempt to regain their los! cause if en-
couraeed to do so by the Northern cleo
tiOns begin 10 admit that they were
wrong, The rebsIs boldly look 10 recov-
er everything beginning with OsmPsnsa-
ton for their selves. Wigtall and Ben.
jumin are in London collecting eviden
ces of the Confederate debt in British,
hands. so as to make case when the
South, RENTED to all her rights, refuses
TO pay her share to the national texcs
unless her war obligations arc scknowl.
eyed. Herschel V. Johnson Is engaged
10 recover damages for The cotton tsx
paid into the national treasury on the
ground Gifts observation-disclosures this
even wh"e he and his associates are
whiting for tia repeal. The number oil
claims for damages presented by these
yirtuous saints is endless. They are mol
only beSioging the departments, but the
courls;.aud TO rally against the cOn6sca-
ton law has become almost as fashion,
able as that against the negroes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21
PARDoNING CoUNTERFEITERs

AT present the attention Of the people
is being called to the universal pardon Of
couDterfeiters by President Johnsou,-
There appears 10 be regularly organ-
zsd gangs of countorfeilets through
out the country, and they have put in cir.
culation immense quantities OF splendid
" executed countertsiss In order to de.
tect these parties large number of secret
agents are employed, and they have been
successful in aresting many of them.
who have been tried, convicted and sen.
tsn'ed TO the peniteutiary. Its an as.
tonshlng fact that the President pr,
dons these men as last as they are con.
vic'ed, and an instance occurred shIr,
timo since in which one OF them .,r,-
duced full pardon from the =. .ssiiept
the very moment he was ct.,.go4 with
the crime before the Proper officer.
He had the pardon Or, oand and ready
for the occasion, y q question naturally
arises as TO nos Mr.. johnson is so gen
et"'ly inter" Led in connrerfeiters. Have
!ney go' lin under thsr thumb! There
! '0".' thing "savorins of sttnu5euoss"
.eI &.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

The Reconstruction Convention al.
Montgomery, Ala, has passed resolu
lions authorizing the raising of proper
standing committees, and to memoislze
Congress 10 remove the political disa
biities of all who have materially oided
reconstruction; and an ordinance was
introduced and referred 10 restore all
property, sold by executors and admins
traitors, to the legal heirs of the estate,
without suit in court. The State COns,i
tuition will probably be nodded after
that Of Vermont.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

they are the men who bring the negro
here to compete with you in the wages
of labor. 1t is not you that hire them
because you oil do your own work.
But, those men no! only war upon the
best interests of the county, but they al.
SO war upon the principal of Civil Lib
erty. In the Conservative Township of
Arbuckle, Nj Knight, a gentleman Of
undoubted loyalty, desired to address
the people on the election day on the
subject Of subscription by the county,
when he was threatened with violence
il he continued to speak, aud compelled
to stop thus denying to citizen who
held a common interest with US, the
right Of lreo speech. What are the lib
critics of country where the freedom OF
speech is denied and the press is muzzled?
Who were the ringleaders Of this mob?
Some OF them, am told, were mon that
favored the rebellion, and when the Fed.
eral troops entered ..tho cOunly..ran off to
Dixie" and there remained until they
became afraid OF Confederate conscrip,
ton, when they came sueakiug home,
begging that they might DO allowed 10
take the oath of allegiance and 10 re-
Riain at homo. Now We find those reb-
els, waring upon the principles of Civil
Liberty, the best interests OF our county.
and the interests Of the loboriug men,
These arc the creatures that raised such
howl about the "LincOln Bastiles" and
the ares! of Vallingiigham for tho OK.
ercise of the freedom of speech. ooh!
consistency thou art jewell Would it
not have been batter for Mason county
If these men had never returned have
been informed that one mans excuse
for opposing the subscription was,
thOthe would be SO oppressed with taxes
that his wife and children would suffer
for bread. But | do not want 10 be
understood as warning on all men who
favored the rebellion. There are some
honorable exceptions. among which are:
Gen. John A. McCausland, George W,
Craig, James w. Smith and L. G. Mau-
pin, who labored zealously Tor the bsst
interests Of their county. More anon.
LABORER,
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81, lso7.
THE CAMPAIGN.

We this week place nj our mast. head
the name of Gen. U. S. GIANT, as our
first choice for the Office OF President Of
the United States. Subject of course, to
the decision of the Union Republican
National Convention. Tho Presidential
campaign is now fairly upon Us, and ov.
cry true.hearled Republican must work
with oil his might in the good cause.
The question 10, whether the results Of
The war shall DO secured or lost. If we
win, We advance the great cause of pop
ulnr lights if we lose, We viIl have the
rebel war debt to pay. and any other
burthens which Democrats, greedy for
office, may see fit to put upon us. These
are plain facts, We have resolved to
devote our attention to The great ques-
lion, and nov we ask that our friends go
to work and see if they cannot get our
paper into the hands Of every Ropubli.
can in Mason, Putnam, Oabcll and
Wayne counties,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-11-21

THE ELECTION IN WEST VIRGIA.
Well, after all the blowing of our CO
temporories in this State about Demo.
cratic gains, what are they, and to what
do they amount? On the actual vote in
some Of the counties, thc Democrats have
made gains while IN others they have
lost. AS to the legislature. all the
actual gain has been on the side Of the
Radicals. To-day West Virginia stands
as firm as she ever did, having lost none
in the House of Delegates. and gained
two in the Ssuate. If our friends oil the
opposition think there is any comfort 10
them in the result Of our late election,
We are satisfied that they should indulge
in the delusion--they are only given
over to "belisve lie that lhay may be
damned" On fair fight we can beat the
conservatives and copperheads every
time in the Mountain State.
Now, gentleman of the conservative
persr aston. you might as we'll make all
the fight you can, muster all the forces
you can raise, for we intend 10 fog you
out Of your boots at the next Presi.
dental election We do not know whe.
Their the doctrine Of prsdestination as 10
political affairs, be true OF not, il so, you
are predestinated to receive q political
drubbing as usual, at the polls 10 next
November.
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The editor of the Atlanina (Ga,) Era
candidIy accepts the situation and makes
a significant confession:
A pack of fools (of whom we were
one) got the South into war, and now a
pack ofliko fools are resolved to keep
her in hot water till the end OF time, if
the people permit them to do SO.
That is the truth. and another pack of
knavos and fools who are running the old
Democratic parry machine here at the
North are helping in this Improbable
game. 1t is the duty Of the loyal and
sensible portion ofthe people. and espoc-
tally Of the Republican party, to see to it
that the combined efforts of these mis-
chief. makers arc thwarted.-JsrSey City
Eocairg JoarRaL.