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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

i@1snNk a MORTON,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN.
IL ERA, Paper Hangers, 0lsziesa. Ac. shop
corner Main and Ftfsh sta mch2g- div 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

- rs BRADY STREET, below SEQ.
ond keeps constantly on hand and makce
-M to Older.
0ents'. Boys and Chlldrcn =
CLOTHING ofthe beet material aud in . manner
shnt cannot fail to give satisfaction. Liberal
petrona0e rcspeStfnllv aoiciioh lmy9i dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
VIVA. A..HlpArs.


WV8s Ne. ~ B.o&V
A TrORNEN Al LAW. Office No. ~ Brady
"A Street. Davenport. Iowa. decee-du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
pr. &. rsH:Ns.aa.
y. ~. 81. IsAHARsbk.

NAV EXPORT. IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
~ side Third street. between Brady and Main
ssreeta Residence ueasiy opposite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
Disease Of the Eye.
DIR. .I.4S. CAMPBELL.
Q CUlIST.

DMYSiCIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
i with DR.. Baker, under the Davenport Ma
stonal bank. corner OF Sd and Brady streets.
HsssasScss-John NJ. Adler. N. d., J. W. II.
Dahor. N. d. auis.ti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
Standard SKlRT
fOR DOTELEl

BraAley'S duplex Elliptic Skirt.
Y when in use TO occupy . email space-ms-
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn In all
sizes. at Wholesale By w. C. WADSWORTH.
and Retail By WADSWORfH 4 co,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
WHITE PINE CONpOUNn

IL now offered 10 tho afflicted throughout tho coun
try. after having been proved by the test Of eleven
years In the New England States. where its merits
have bscDne % we'll knoWn NJ the tfee from which,
IA part. n desiveh its virtues
The White Pine Compound Cures
Suse Throat, Colds. Coughs, DipthGsia lhaochitis.
HpttingO f Blood, and PulmonaSy Affections gcnef
ally. It's remarkable Remedy for Welding Crime.
RlssdIns from the Kidneys and bladder, Gravel. and
other colnplstnts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

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'"s ''' "'l ''''''"h mon Convention '"'t
..'.'''' 10 'ni town "l M"h"ay Last. J..
''.' '''''-' ." '"' '''i'!
''' ''' va wa ''lf''' h''d Tue del
'"'' '"''"""h "'' "'H shown
'''' ''' "''" 80 '"h''hS' intelligence 'nd
I '-'"' % q" ''''' "''h's I" m"i"'"iH
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I"'! 70! w. "i"h 'ii"! 90 o.
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I0ii.f.,,iyOh,,o,

= uiu' OF iii iisiiug % ...i '.,i',. t,,uil-
49, O" ihr whole cnurir, rhrug hpuf il.. i,ni.
''"n N'inr To rc,a. ineluit. 30 .tl.i .-..,.
ii"iu iti ns,i. dawn tu TN. Sv 49, ra .. f.
90 nnn that ht- 10 20 biir, in ~. .ni.s,r.
i'r 10 ~ ruiou 'h'. u'ii rurr A.H,,d.
hun IT, ~a. ',u' 4 ron. m, ~, No., :. bi,
'I'Hsuh. aud coinlel.oi lu iea.iu 90 .,tic until
hc luhu .ouinu l'uli,, ni'pA,d hiui r,ti,rn and
trcuinmrncr his onslaught ri,d f,n.fnd yiyar
aId 'irutn,r, ar.iusf ihr MON Ltn nf ih.
uunisA The d,uu,,aii, un IN ohio has
mid" him great man 'irlc. .ud th,r, E.. tn
doubt hut that be- viii o. ,la..l o. 4r,t.l Vi
Wndr 10 tie United Stat. seu.', %, mad,
si~'ch ct '"luinius 90 e IS dl1 -.u. 30 which De-
hrrnmr julilani over ihr .ri-.,' 10, part,
We ri'" az cNlfa,, from h. i. tndicating The
dc'n",r'lic platform and IN, coa,in. mrn:
IN .hou tiiae Ne ,la s,eain co.. i.,,.. 81 ,.,s.t
~ shall ft ain iiiU ~ power tii' grand Ell ia
"rfaiir iariy n,l ~ O. tirsu in,al tHiiatn. d A.
ih' iAao ahirl, "a hnns $40. IAn lnuu sou fa,
mufs flIttrr hali ftvlns.fttt tf. Tyf,., go .
store that proud Goa Nhiei a.tf 6.,,,.r. ,,r 49, y d.
have iH1nrd down it lu hiInl a alton Iu la. tttfil
daS - aud Acia i-G,fr t in t,ItrfnI u. .,tisa ~ M
sos bark I" Washington. aud s'tiil SEQ hin4 tuuns
90 VI voorhees, thrf, as ,aw him m M -rtn.is III
.lu''s ''' Che 'ous'f lp,i"n ili, aud luietun ui,i
N"fgau. and So. and ,lt.fl o. trfa ,.. ,at
mas o. ~ Boz SECRETARY ~ war W.nirut 81 81, ttti
uiii thr H. luhiiSansf Htul,r 10 500 ssstri.s litt
lH'li nsnld T. q. lsi'' ni tifi.ft il .iid tnt.
% lr sen ~ o. thrfr
10 'lu's not name Zoe .l'i.n. which are 10
b. i0.tirl to Ier p,,i. ~'rrhp,. Toomhs
aud i.,' hai Ice is e. 'iul e. i,,,, ,lrtnrirs In
III. a." i,mrriaiir .lmini.'taiiYu Co., nhi,h they
ma, 90 ..aisued 1ii. g. uii, g. plci .aui mos.
isai O. contemplate ~is, hnu. end iudillet.
cnl I n'pn ni.u slot ihinh ,'.,. ,Yriuliy te.
tore thc' ra'ine 90 sd Ia l,o'lurns 'il. &C..
suit hs Unfolding ih,ir rui,s.
g..-ihc uiai 81 Jen payi. iti. stated. viii
positively take place Ia Richiauni ucx ,uon,b
before Chief Justice base. Tho United ,.,pt.s
District Attorney ~ Virginia hsa notified III.
council al paVi. that tho U,.,rnment +. t.sdv.
aud there sccius 60 hr D." o. hi iliut ii. irtal
will proceed
20 IN Thursday m"rni" 49,, Ln.ha Brady
. well known Republican Politician 90 Bilii.
more city. who Wa with PARTY thar had en-
the hal, yards ifom hickory pole In the Tween
tieth Ward, was shot und Instant, kiil.i b,
q Democratic politician named npWpt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

lh,. rtui mlA g. uur 90 ihr dciuuttatit eau
diIai,s 10. 10 liuusc e.. i,.r.at,, The qualili-
cat ons g.. d 90 irraic ti..i. .c' 10th los the
Constitution
~ a.. ..,.. 'Hs s.''. .',lat,. Of
Dc.Vg q. Nl s .tft q .f.u T. avt q
,ilzSn %, i,lr lat. % MAJ hand. and las ~, tc-
sided ths.cin a.. a. least t.tcc !cit4 49,. f..s.E
~ Me 2 y " tr d,ao", ASp rliL Lts. YEAR
rurgE9s Is iu ,u.AIY. or ir Tie Legislative his
igicl o. bAiiiiuv. city. rt.t aag i..' rt
nlrso'.
nuia h, NAr,h ,yum. -". {" 800, ri. ui,
c.ari. Ns. N...,.,u, D,i 10 cots. to .e.H... &c.,
wasarr'>. Boz following p'ra
CAnna>.> a'v,'lt .. oo" 60. pr
cnnusr No>sa.rr March Form isr s:.''
Judge Of jhc Circuit Cous, foi Rat, county
The petition o. ChiFl, T. Montague The de-
i.ulcui iu ihc above entitled cause. psicrt'ullv
shows That ~ the time % H., In iiiulou 81 this
uit ie ANl STILL Is fs.ts' md cid-
-sa srMtrty Btu .r AND born Not
RESIDE ~ BALTIMORE COUNTY. Wherefore
b." prnys that Tho suit n .tiiutcd against iri in
= 'h'rc entitled ,au.c ic qua.hoi
c.P. N,>tGrf.
~r,rr +. NAnYiAxp CitY ,r B,lro 10 WIT
D. z -" TN q EirairH, 4. y l-D7 lc.
fer Il lhsrrihc q Justice Of the Peace q the
STAT. ~ Nlr hud 10 aud fur ihr city afuf. ia
~ ~ ,ri "fr'-' + NwHg. "a a.
-, g" MAii oNlii
ai p ,,a.j F.. ...t....,. ruI-t y.
-. ID. t..,i t.,I iIuf
" u. hNwAGr
We o. sumo 'hA' Ar N"u'Su" hue" Nhc,
he resided go ''. -''A +. ~ I't1i! i-i tri
as 1Ae Consultation i"l-' H-t iei.vu must
nave bee" g to'id'n' 'lr county, hy is cho;.n
70 represent rn, t'r ir 'II ~. .'W = ht.
d'''"r "r I'"i. l' no. t'r "'N ih r,n,eman
h''n'l can 'e ,""d."'''. 70 Joe should he
e"'','' ''i.''"'! .' ""'.' '.' g. unlimited 10 d"
s'"I J" U'' ].e'' '''.'i"',-
i"''' % "''''''' '''o'" against H'' "o"'"s"'
"",'" :, "'' "'' 81 '' ~. "'t'a'ei ''o"s
-. VIZ "E.s'''"
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"s"'"'. Oo''''''''''.. co. '"' '."'" ia! % "p"h
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We have Given A pl.in ami ..,,,.,.,t.bsl .,.,,,.
men, Of lie record neair., W vo,,,cye e
is lonl,rl III. .vila,,; &. ,,..,. q, ,,,o ,,o,,;,,
lion Of am, ono Tho FIST aei1av;, orvr Mo-.
tacue will be found NJ ,be r,nr, lime. anon,
al. ,..,. q. a. f =,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
The Late EyccI;o,,s tooj,

rcnusy lsania, ohio California. and Other :it,t,s
tonne e. hand The lilcncls 80 the victories
achieved hy Democracy become more apparent,
and greater Is The proof that lhosr States we're
lost To the Republicans through lhrir owu inlii.
ference aud apathy, such iudin,t,u,, aui apathy
hciug induced g.. nnsot'lt nomination. and tue
introduction into ihr campaign 90 other issucs
beside lhosc hti,iulo,r h,lI g., 90, ituy 10
Ohio, th' tuiuu candidate tot Governor b. tl.ci-
CT by n,AIl! 400 miiu.iiy which would have
hccu 80 Uoo had not ihr amendment di.pnafy-
ing thousands 81 White men been made part 81
the canvass " a consequence, of lhc intrulua-
ton Of that measure into the contest wc lost
the Legislature ct the State III, vote showing
that thousands Of Republicans stayed at honc
conscirntiousls opposed 10 the measure, prol~..
3D. but YET INV illiug tu yotc isi iusl ihcir pltu
IN l'cnu-i l,ama tie same feeling is cvhil,icIina
marked drgr,r. \ complete summing W Of ,hc
vote OF The hole STATE shows ilni Shafswnnd
the icrnorfaii numinc,. l. cirrl,l Jude ~ H.,
SupTcmc tourt by bare nnjurit, 81 -! {.
shows also, that AZ the late election The lutl
number oi VOTES rollcd was - ESQ lc., 'hu ~
the last 'iuhrrnaio'hl election. ah,u 90. g,puh-
lican candidate was elected l., uu0 m,i,.iA
It show that OF ihs falling ul lee, frt r,u, uf
the Nhols vote Of the state ,he E.p4ti,uiu.
lice go 10 ana the democrat, ga. az. in
other word, hH n. d.,g.-ri't hv y..i.,,y s..I.
hss ''ff' linn hsy diils' N,fiag ar,r-.f. r..
r"si'h'n u.o1dy q l5ooO. Ia di.r..ts where
the lca.i !lUri was made the Republicans h.r
lnrg'l, art,a.cd their vote, o.. ,r,uucg. ,hc
T
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

iaa rent.'man j. 'h~ d'n.'. ..',' aortr... ...
'.r 'ir' ofc'"rk OF ,hr & '.r - Ar..d- 90.
hin. ihr annapolis G,..0.. r1'.'i.l.al t.r,
%. 81 to u,o., iuc,,,i,, ...i s. .,.,n.i,- or.
w dh II ~" Icople II thc STATE 'l.r i.u.crsiir t,t
9'nin1'ei Jane fran.iiu. 81 thi- cit,. 30,
Dee h"mc h.fe in ne Autumn ~ isas ran o. block
4i. ina Virginia. aud therr t.i -, sfaas ,.f af,
"Gr'a' 20 .esHfsg. bs fgt,Haf o. N'l'. 10 piti ~
N'' ffssa.y"f tHHt it|flfsif ,...ls 81. Aaf co.. n
90 20 t.ia nm ffd rt.gtaH SO f.tiH. 81. q.
i.st ui stat tttrht. ieut. o.. ,4. 90 ti. &C., a,i
"iir,a ae %, hiiu o. iuiu.u. BIO ..u,. t..t 81.
.' Is'"hi Hri~ d"sst y o. ts r. g. ftf, Wtrttsul
'nt' u '"r.N 81 'sian fHd ..iiian W.ni ga
.'#na fi ~ inriit ofhrri "fl. t-t. opposed q.
'.A Co. iniu'. him O" iate up arm. 10 90 i.a.n.
100 o. '"n'Iaig Pa, uith go O.. .ts'-tt.r.li. tIu.
. ini l"n- e. ar-'iHpisi af.f h.t t.,il. a..ff
t.,If els r..Hit. O.. .ffHI % la .u 10 90.
i. uf Suns engagement. T. f. rrtrl.i.re va. ami.
ir.ti iarul,d. aud l. g. siss iiio randidata II t
'"'gn afiy Il Maryland for Cerl e ihr.Calr. ~ s
llr'c t. 'nan who entered the rebel arm, anI
'nn. 10 against the Union Illuminated f,r oii,o @,
'". state Conservative. sou Who once pr.,.
i'.'rd 90 love tie Union causc. are you going O.,
vote for such 4 man Somr ~ Won los, .o,-
'ii g. .'ha'. ,Ii i,ar fii.uls leo 'hr v,f. wh,
't.r live 10 'ir'rner g. oar common
tHIts .fc ,uu Willin. iaDitsir 80 onre prr
h'f. 'hr ,riy man who ,irri D. mu..,i WHO'S.
',.I 100 consigned tnur .lu 60 au nntiu,ply and
.upNei giat" luA hnYenii,i IN pl,tin.
uu..s't' goat, n rnacr. hu' Will" doing
as th'tr 90 ime.l g., sill holi .,st q ,unf Uni.
co.. ..s'- SOFA sr. irlald iut yuur klndu.ss
90 d -uniurs 90 l.ui o, hlyiu1 onir,r. CO.. the
% r ~, in' up 'o' ,ouf suffrage VIII
,,iof -urh ..ajidai- III. a que .ti,n ,o
.'uf vsu Dsaii. ihd .,.., ier,..- Rsin,n
e. 10 iHl'. .ion, 90 iir la, - ,uu' uiwrinees
n- o. u,npu ind 81 WIN daah o. r,i... The
nia &" ID" clifton against yont govern
f''f.tniHi tvut SONS VI bee have fallen %
t.r'i ran''-i aiih treason remember ih,i
'r"i. 20 anrn mru James = Fmnkiu
u...i % Unnecessary Goo ihen io face the rebel bal.
''.ftHi rh'.'d them ~ life or returned them iu
eoan"td aud h'lrle's Can you vote for
~ aHT,. a- tonr ralers
s.r"mmeuting ga the late Penusyl,suis
r.trii'n The Philadelphia Fr,ss 81 day
ihui ihr muiufiiy ~ shar-woad la tho
-'a'rt .p'4 "iir Iau The democracy gain
.t. snythius o., reaction. or n amy way IN
ri' na iheii rsft' yni". thes have la.i on
ih.'t,lHrty strength developed al lhe last
's.4.fini s1inl mol Presidential elections. IA
ESQ. ihv, ra-' s6,.sl % ~ iheil n,li .o,in,
strength. while ~ isgg then total vote aas
% 90, eni %, isni, go aid. fhis dsposes II
The rrpclien. 'yanting in the contract vote ellie
ilcd bs alf Wallace cauudeutiaie irsnlsrsn
the threr thousand two hundred aud inv vote
already contested and under judicial invest
gatisn, the democratic force az the POLLS l. less
~ tens oi thousands than AZ tho last tWohsrd
fought eleetioIs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

Ia accordance with the r,ll published To-. ,.e
Union Executive Commute. 10 th,. county,. the
delegates from the several dstric, assembled
Ia county Convention at the Court House. on
Monday last, and. on motion of Gen. john Il.
P"ar'e' organized by selecting Col. John C.. IIol
l"nd a1 temporary Chairman. aud John II.
Lungncckcras temporary secretary. Acsil Of
ihe district, showed al represented ,,,cn, ,i,,
f"mih. on motion. Alcssr.. Gco. 4. F.,td. 81
IA" lir.t District Hourly Fr,mtf. second. 4
-tt',c,son. rhird u. d. Bush Finh VIM II.
Hoffman, s.Sth VIVA. Foster. seventh oliver
Matthews, Eighth Aim Rider. Mimi Dsn.
ic't T"uth Il. ~ Price. IL vcuth ilnir.
lh""'""n. Twelfth. sud r.pt Wlt-u.,...
i't.e nih' were apl'.n,,i 90 c.nmI''. t,..,
"i.hr 'h" credentials ct thee I ~ lt,- .i 49,,
t"f'p'ri r'fmtnrnt officers for the t.s.,..,i
49," 'nmiti'r retired. aud ga q iyw minute.
l"'''ncd and reported the following. itl.a 900
'- entitlcd a. seat. ia the Convention:
ust b'st,,ei.-ticnrgc A. Fpard. .iau.- 81
VI. Mercer. capt. Henry W. Rcynoid. W,lL 70.
licrl"i.t. 'ol. John G. Holland.
ro"a ! ''ir'.-Nicholas y. Knight ,A.t..
II "lt'icr' im'' y Nuruh1m. i,".. ii.f,.l
t'u, Horny Frtuts
thH'l D'f'fi''. t'aie.' iltnpc.. Iholna- -...
81. Joshua rnrs"n.. .lohn bitch. J,ron
g"rhtit.
taoH D,s''r'. N"t represented.
~. D'dr,gt Daniel Bcckley. rh".. ll-i.
o. bu.n.
- y b.ire' christian ,,nrr. ,sl.. li.n.
Nlhrln. hari". liurkc. William Nr,ri. &.
Wm % Hoffman
No.H b',i'ic,. -Norrf. r,rd.l. l., S..
t''r' l"hn Burn. WIN Kirswo.I. W.
Eyd" b,,t,d Loalman l.. Bul. ct... l.
J .-."p. \. Jackson Boddcrs. I>rrri ~ So. nI ..r
N1rh,w-
Nsh b,lr.r'. ioh,. II Lonsn.,l,r q. D..
White. \ugnsin. ~ >Av"'n"v. Ahftr...
Hl''. Filghmnh S"haGcli
Y,tN D'sfriff. ten John u Pence. g. ...i
u P'rkor. William Gallnwat. Wiii.., ,
Vance. Benz T. Amd"rsnn.
F,'raM instruct Matthew Muu.t. '..,
d. Nm. Howell Grrmiu. b-.'ht- Is. r.
81 81. i.ii'rn VI Price.
arm b,h.r' John Il l'oulko. n...d Is
- ''y. William Hutton il"y,nl"s M-t'.rui-a.
l''i"- Ih"mp.ou.
rrfe.aH bi.l-.r' Edward whut-a.
Nliifn Ewing. William ~'atf.i.i. f,l.. f..t
"'r.' 'r'. = q E. wsii,mcy,i
rh' r"n,Hii,"" also r'pttcd ,s, ilt.v,
-"n'l'r"''n 90. permanent ofi'". ot th..,.,,. ,.
th
P,.te' -c..I. I,uu il.il.n,.
i..' rrvh~,.. WILD u noi,,. .. ~.
sud.
.r~.. 'Mn - t-a~.4. %.
g. tnt.l"n.
10. au.g d. "b,.,. ,o udi.ul ..u
-'..r.us -l"c..l rrsiu, 49,. INN .r,pi. ..,.
u.ny .ul The a.lop'-.n 81 DO. J..,t,.....
'.'e'"'i &C. icl'''' 'he 'i'h"' r' 80 H.. ,t.
, u.,..at-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

IONS NJ. WHEELER. IT the Finh nistfict.
~ - an indepe nd nt candidate isr Clerh al iht
''reuii ,"'iri h'f baltimore county
Oct ~ tie.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
For County Treasurer.

M = hf. authorized o. announce iUsiiti I
w " PARKER ~ the Tenth n,striol. 3
an Independent Candidate iar TRFAsrr q
of o. lin alt cnuntr fafI
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
ntLTIU"Rr Winners.
DIED.

90, Co.. ,di % O.. ~ asy H. A. N.1.s, va
" tAil I'' t' Nlts 'ii dan NJ. ~ 500 -sfr W.
al 10 baiiiuiun sn,p'1
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

Eo-un Thursday n"rni" 49,, Ln.ha Brady
. well known Republican Politician o. B,lu.
more city. who Wa with q party thar had cu'
the halyaids ifom hickory pole IN the TWEEN
ueth Ward, was shot md instantly kill.i bv
a Democratic politician named npasi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26
cmnltsr No>,aarr March Term
n u. " ..-liL u q. II E.-nL

Judge % ihc Circui, Cous, foi Rat, County
Tic petition O., Chlgl, T. Montague The de-
i,uden; in hc above entitled c3g.a. respectfully
shows 'lni az the time % t'D u jiiuii,n 81 this
.uit ie ANu STILLS ft0i..' rf ei,i.
-rl ~ Mfrtg.f Hff .r AND born Not
RESIDE ~ BALTIMORE COUNTY wht.fore
81" rrnys that llc suit in .'iiutci against him in
= 'h,rc entitled ,au,r ic qua.hCd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-26

ioe ren'l'man d. 'h~ d'n.a.,.'i.. aorir... Boz.
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Con BASES ONE" sn said Andrew John
sgH "a reply ln a Dispatch that Ohio hal elect.
ed = coPperhcad (s'vcrnur. II turns out. how.
ever. that Ohio has elected Gen Hayes. Radi.
cal Republican, and So we take up Andy'a pc.
tition, aud say. " God bless Ohio!
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-23

rolls. I could not see why, with sufficient
Office room and labor properly systema-
tized, 500 or even 1000 clerks might not
be employed in the examination Of 10000
rolls. did not regret that the House res
olution was defeated in the Senate, because
I thought l saw prospect of obtaining
relief by the employment Of an increased
force upon the original rolls themselves.
The impression was very extensive in the
House that after all there might be at the
bottom of the trouble some undisclosed
reason not originating in the necessities Of
the case, and at the close of the session a
special committee was appointed to ascer-
tain the cause Of the delay, ana suggest a
remedy, if possible.
This committee has power to send for
persons and papers, and is determined to
make thorough and impartial investiga-
ton at the commencement of the next ses-
sion, and to ascertain and, if possible, re-
move the obstacles to the speedy payment
of these bounties. Until Congress shall
act upon the Committees report, | can see
no prospect of relief for our soldiers who
are waiting for the additional bounties pro-
vided by law.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-23

precaution against accidents, the editor of
the Boston Raize0ag Times remarks: Owe
have carried one Of these watches for the
past four years, and although it has had
to submit.to rough usage in camp life,
horseback riding, &C., we do not hesitate
to say that it is the best time-keeper, and
less expensive to keep in order than any
watch we ever carried" The Company's
success has stimulated the manufacture
and importation of many worthless coun-
terisits, so that buyers should be careful to
see that they obtain the genuine American
" Tatch made at Waltham.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-23
Am erican Manufactures 1.-The
Watch Company of WAL
than, Mass.

Our readers know that the best mechan-
ism of the best manufactures of this coun
try is unsurpassed anywhere in the world.
The genius of American inventors and me-
chanics produced the cotton-gin, the me-
chanlcal reaper and mower, the sewing
machine, the best telegraphic instruments,
and last, but not least, the wonderful ma
chinery of the American Watch Company
of " altham, Mass, a mechanism that takes
hold Of the raw materal-the brass and
steel, und gold and precious stones, and
under competent direction turns out that
daily wonder and necessity, perfect time
keeper.
Beginning in 1850 in very moderate
way, but with the determination to make
none but thoroughly good watches, the
Company have continued to enlarge their
works from year to year, (as they were IN
able to supply the demand until now thev
manufacture about one-half Of al the
watches sold in the United States. Their
factory covers over three acres of ground
and as an Illustration Of its extent, we
may mention that it is supplied with over
sixty miles of iron pipes. These watches
have proved so reliable that several of tho
railways of the country now furnish then
as part of their equipment; and while rec
ommending other lines to adept the same
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-23

EXPLOSION N-On Tuesday of last week,
while the workmen were at dinner, an ex-
pos on took place at the machine shop OF
the Mineral Point Railroad Company in
this city, which threw out one end of the
boiler and scattered things generally about
the shop and in the street adjoining. The
occurrence of the explosion could not have
been more fortunate for the workmen, as
the last man had not been out of the shop
more than ten minutes, while others were
about entering 1t for the afternoons labors.
The engine was a new one, having been in
use but few months, and, with the weight
Of steam on at the time (only about 50 lbs. }
the cause Of the explosion is quite mys.
terry, as the boiler was known to have been
well supplied with water. Fortunately nc
person was injured, and couple Of hun.
dred dollars will repair the damage to the
machinery in the buiding.-NjneraJ Point
Tribune.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-23
Soldiers Bounties---Investigation.

Gen. Halbert E. Paine, one of our repre-
sentatives in Congress, in concert with
other members Of the House, says the Min
eral Point Tribune have applied for and
received the appointment Of Committee
for the purpose Of investigating the cause
of the great delay in the payment Of extra
bounties due soldiers.
At the commencement of the last session
of Congress, the House Of Representatives
adopted a resolution, directing the secreta-
ries of the Treasury and of War to inform
that body whether additional legislation
was necessary to expedite the payment of
the extra bounties. The answer they re-
ceiyed from the Second Auditor and the
Paymaster- general, was that no legislation
was necessary, and that it would take at
least three years to complete the payment.
Gen. Paine, in letter to Governor Fair
child, says:
The information that the Second Auditor
had in his Office $4,000 muster-out rolls
for the year 1865, and therefore 100, 600 in
all, led me and, think, many other Rep
resentatiyes, to doubt whether i. was GER
tain that only forty-five clerks could be
employed in their examination. l could
not see why each clerk should have 1900
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-23

EXHIBITION AND LEcTURE.-Prof. Lester
will give an entertainment and lecture on
the sciences of electricity, galvanism, mag
netism and electro magnetism in the Pres
byterian Church on this and tomorrow
evenings. His lecture will be illustrated
by the use of variety Of machines, &c.
No doubt it will be highly interesting
and amusing entertainment, and we advise
all lovers Of scientific truth to attend the
exhibition.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-23
DODGEVILLE MARKET.
DopoEyrILE. August 16, 1867
TAKEN UP.

(1AE into the enclosure of the subscriber at West
~ Blue Mounds, Iowa Co., on or about the LIST OF
Aug, 1867, bright bay horse. Has Whlte marx on
tbe forehead and on tie nose and shod on the fore
feet The owner is requested to.prove property pay
charges, and take him away. o,,,
West Blne Mounds Aug 10. 1867.