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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-09-11
AUCTION!

FS1HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
at Public Auction, at his res idence, one mile
Il south of Hickox's old mill, in the town OF
Rdgeway, the Arena road, on -.. & fiH&
re2 s,4 Tuesday, September 29h 1868, e
His stock farm utencils and household furniture,
consisting of .,,,; i;o-.7..f.5 qi l. a.,
One Mare urith SucAing Colt. Ttcelrc Co'cs. Nine
Yearling Calrss. Ten Spring Calres Fire heo-ycar-
old Steers. THO hrceyear-old &cers. lcCormfck1s
sey-raling Reaper. Wagon. T1ow. CultirafOr, Har-
rou. Tgenty tons Of Hay lot Of Corn. His entire
lot of Household Furniture .srf fl 8a
TENSION all sums over SO, twelve months
credit will be given if secured by approved note, at
seven per cent. The money will be required on all
Sept 11th, 1868. W. E2HRAIM D. EVANS.
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ION CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.

nAKEN UP-BY THE SUBSCRIBER,
residing On John Symons' farm about miles
= south west of the village of Dodgevlle, Sept.
10th, 1865 black mare, about L years old. she is
about Ia hands high is in rather poor condition, fhe
hair is gone from her near hind foot The owner is
requested call prove property pay charges and take
her away, JAMES WEDLAKE.
Sept. II, 1865. 52w4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-09-11
DEP
Proof of Will.--Berrvrnan.

g TATE OF WISCONSIN, CO In Probate,
~ County of Iowa. Iowa County Court.
In the matter of the last will and testament of
Richard Bergman, deceased.
On reading and filing an Instrument in writing
purportng to be the last will and testament cf Rich
ard bergman, late of Iowa County deceased, it is
ordered that the proof of said instrument be heard
before the Judge of this Court the first Monday
of October, A, d. 1861 at the Probate Office in the
village of Dodgeville. -p . tt5t. .tts
And it is further ordered that public notice there
of.be given to all persons interested by publishing
copy of this order for three weeks successfully
prior to said day of hearing, in the DoDGEvILLE
CHRONICLE, a weekly newspaper circulating in said
county. r T52w31 ALEX. WILSON,
Dated September 7tlN 1868 CountysJudge.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-09-11
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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
THE DEMOCR ATTIC PLAN FOR i
RIOT.

| EDITOR REPUBLICAN
The Catholic clergy of this city are gen
orally as well posted on the affairs of tht
people as any class OF men can be, saw,
perhaps, the Star Council of seven. The.
are generally men favorable to peace anC
good order, though their sympathies are
known to be with the Democratic party
excepting, perhaps, three or four. Another
of these clergy stated last night--a very
prominent man, too-that something dread
tul was going to happen in about two
weeks; that the Democrats were all organ
izing for massacre of the Radicals, espe
cially the leading ones; that their plans were
all concocted in secret klans by desperate
men, acting under the advice ofa fer Of tbt
leading spirits of the Democratic party out
side Of these hlanS; that already men had
been singled out by name, their places OF
residence ascertained, and committees oi
one or more selected to take the life q
each.
This matter of the contemplated murder
of leading Republicans, and if possible Of
the mass of the Republican voters
white men and colored, is no longer doubt
full. The thing il in the air, on the streets
around the dinner tables, everywhere, and
every Republican in the city, men, women,
children, should quietly prepare. They
should prepare to be quiet, orderly, law
abiding, and peaceful, but in case the
plans of the Democracy, as revealed by
detectives, clergymen, and dinner and
street corner conversations, should be at
tempted to be put into execution, then to
rise up and meet the storm with torch,
blade, pistol, and any other weapon that
can be used to defend life and liberty and
law. The clergyman to whom | refer said
another noteworthy Thing. He said that
the riot contemplated on this occasion was
to be at the lnstigatiOn Of black men, who
were to be put forward to the front as
Democrats, and so trained as to incte a
small row, which should assume such pro-
portions as would draw a vast crowd, and
that then certain signals would be given to
the Democrats, and their Ku-KluX aeen-
c!es, to pitch in under the preteRse of euell-
lug riot insjgated by colored men against
colored men. This is the plan.
Let Republicans everywhere be peaceful
and quiet, and let them so advise indisoreet
colored men that not even the slightest
cause can be given for the Democrats to
carry out their scheme of assassination.
1t should also be understood that colored
men have right to be Democrats OF Re-
pnblicans according to their pleasure, and
that, however inconsistent it may be in
colored man to be Democrat, he has that
privilege as a free citizen.
Let the Republicans challenge their enc
mics TO meet them on the forum of debate
on the great questions involved in the
Presidential struggle, but let them give no
pretext for physical collision.
Then, if trouble arises the Democrats
will have to sink under it, while we Re-
publicans should simply be prepared al
ways, so that if the worst comes to the
worst the city of New Orleans shall have
some smoky monuments to teach the lesson
Of wisdom in the future. PAX.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

The fangs of the serpent are perceptible
enough in the secession organs, despite
their well simulated efforts to conceal
them. The snake is evidently scotched,
but not killed. No better evidence Of This
fact is needed than the manner in which
they have greeted that noble sentiment of
General Grant, aIet as have peaesn--a
sentiment to which every patriotic mans
heart in the country insiinotiyely responds.
They meet it with sneers and ridicule. IF
is precisely that which they really do not
want. They are not without their hopes
that something may yet @turn up'' in favor
of the 'lost cause.v They want, conse-
qusntly, TO keep up the old secession fires
IN order to be able to take any advantage
Of the doctrine Of chances and the chapter
Of accidents that good or bad luck may
briHg them. But this must be done skill
mlly. L must not be known publicly.
The Northern people, without distinction
Of party, woald become alarmed, and Sev-
mour would not getvotes enough to redeem
the efforts of his friends from ridieule
70 keep up patriotic appearances and
secret hatred Of the Union ct the same
ime, for Interior purposes, It is necessary
0 pretend that General Grant does not
rant peace. His desire for ii they treat
With affected irony. They have a motive
Or Il They mean more BY their sneers
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

than they would have people to believe,
much more than they would own. They
recoiiect that secession fourished best in
reign of terror, The prospect of real
peace fills them with apprehensiOns.
The election of General Grant would
bring peace, they we'll know, and hence
their ridieule Of his noble sentiment. The
people OF the United States want peace,
and they intend to have it. The seces-
sionists may spare themselves their covert
opposition to it and their excruciating
irony. They will deceive very few by
their DISCUSSES.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05


EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR
y parish Of Orleans. No. g0OOZ-By :
Of writ Of feri facias to ne directs
the. Honorable, the Fifth District Court h
parish Ok Orleans in the above entitled \
Will proceed to sell Mt public auction. at IN
chants and Auetioneers' Exchange, Royal !.
between Canal and Customhouse Streets h
Second District Of this city, on SATURDAY
fifteenth day Of August 1863, at u O'Clock N
:. A CERTAIN Pk0MISSORY NOTE. an
New Orleans, Louisiana, June q, 1867, paysbls
year after date, drawn by d. P. W essel to HI
order and BY him indorsed, for the sum 0i
thousand dollars 5000, with interest al Ell.
per cent per annum from date until maturity
SAID note is secured by mortgage on eighty s6 Z
ent tracts OF land, containing in all three thaa
Two nunureu anu eighty seven anu iifty-seyea
hundreths C52s7 81 100 acres situate in the pari
Orleans, on the left bank of the Mississinpi riyE
in the rear Of the Third District OF the eity n
Orleans. The whole as per act Of mortgage /
Also, ONE DIAMOND PIN, -
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
au4S 10 Sheriff Of the Parish OF OrIsg
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Monthly advertisements, IN serted evufy otuoI 'ta5
10 be charged two-thirds the above rates.
Second page monthly advertise nents each square
k20 per month.
Transient advertisements, having the run Of the
uent insertion seventy-tve cents per square,
Second page transient advertisements, each inser-
zion 81 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals 10 be charged
rs new each insertion.
Regular advertisers, who advertise largely, will he
allowed such discount from above named transient
rates as nay be agreed upon; provided, that in no
case shall such discount exceed twenty i've per
oenS.
All business notices Of Advertisements to be
charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Is published every Saturday morning. Suhscrip-
tion IS per znnum, advance; half yearly and quar-
terly, same rates, Single copies teu rents
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

These gentlemen are enactiDg farce which
is really amusing, and the tax payer and
conservative citizen that is unable to see
through their shallow arJiliCes is certainly
deserving of being duped. 1t is to be
hoped that the ordeal of the last six or
eight years through which the people of
Louisiana have passed will have the effect
OF teaching them 10 Judge for themselves
and not to be guided by circle of politi
cal hucksters who will hurry them into all
manner Of rash conclusions.
CONSERVATIVE.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
SHERIFF'S SALES.
GIendy Burhe =. Do,,, n =

Glendy burke vs. David H. Fo,h.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIIE
- lsh OF Orleans, No ll-By virtue Of ~. y
s seizure and m sale to me directed by the Honop,sI
,a Ieaesn Olstriet Court for the parish of Orjs,,
lne ABOVE entitled cause will proceed ~ !. !.
RP9Sbe P1cB snctpIon, At the Merchants and Auctos
mouse streets, in TIE Second DisIriot Of tbs Vls "
oAiOhDAf, the fifth day of septem6ag ny
to wit s Ns9'iioeu pnH
A CERTAIN PORTION OR LOT OF GRor
togetDer with all the buildings aud imnTovSSs.
npto Ie[e6Sn riehts privileges and appurtenanSs,5
IN the First District of this CITY in tbs s1h,.
Rriseh withln Prytania, St Charles date NM
ET15o ~ hnd Ihalia streets, forming one of the ~
81 Prytana and Erato streets, and meag,si.l
Lrehcn measure sixty feet front on sgii NM
street, by one hundred and twenty feet in d..sa1
Tween no parallel lines, and front on said FrstSr,
beng the same property which the said dss.l
acquired oy purchase from NJ M Simns1p n
passed before p. G. Cuvellier, Notary pgkI1 "
clty on the twenty fifth Of September. IsFf
Seized in the above snit --'1
1erms-Cssh on the spot.
.u.o THIS. !. MAXWELL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~, n, n %; . montgomery. Auotioneer- ~
ihU,,hSDAY August 6, 1863. at IL oieooIEe " ! J.
Aaoglon llIrt. Hlsrt. NO; 81 Camp street.
A general assortment OF UOIISEIloT, N ~,
ppOIhh, such as Rosewood, Mahopsny1 a. ~ y
@ oeusteaqs; H hnreans, Armofrs, Washsfsnds ~,
Fssy SnS iainIt ~ Letes Sofas, Spring Seat n
Slaepoarqs, Extension Tables, Tejyat sr,d diaIgl ~
@ @Garpg15s, French Plate Mirrors, Hattresses pi ~
,hngs, faintlngs, Cooking Stoves and TTtan.hiia e
''i"s ''' 'on'ehts OF several well furnished N
--ALEO- Ny
Seat Chairs. etc. DS49s S"ns ana
1RBMs-Oash.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
TRAYELERSn

You who spend the summer Al fhs watsrine
flAces-spotting men, you that ars troubled with
oyspepsla--al that like change Of diet, and all
ig2 QAmp street and buy their BISCUITS, CRACK
Ekb, CRAgkNhL8, SPICE NUTS, etc. The
above are SOLD by the pound in Tin Gases Of all
szea aanutheturod et the London Biscnit Bakery,
no, ~ hAronne street, New Orleans. Branch depot
40. w lamp steel. Liberal discounts TO he
Trade and to responsible Agents.
JOHN WESTRUP d CO.,
jylslm Propretors.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
AUCTION SALES.

r.nr,. u~ S-oNe-s.,
LARGE AND PERRMPToRY SALE ov
CANT Match and Single Horses. ElsgsU, ,
dorses, Fine Work Mules, Fine MiIep Cos
gies' Elegant Bretts. Harness. wagop, w.
st auction. ee
RR MoNTGOAIERY RRaa -
rrtIi4ii. n y; M22intgomery, Auctioneer-Wiil n. !
iinUn LAY August 6. 1863, at II o'olno,
Lhers stable on Gravier street. ''Ouk'
Elegant MATCH HORREa
E!eeant SADDLE HoRsIs:
Fine AILOH COWS:
H.. - -, Also
wagons, etc. oseltsi hh
TsRMs-Cash, in United States Trsa,ry,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
Union Insurance Company Va Ieu
Burthe

SINTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
- leans, No. ll,l77.-By virtue Of an alias vi
neri . faeias, directed by the Honorable the Siri
cause, 20 George W. Avery, late Shsrif ana Il,
Iate eherln 70 me transferred will proceed
az papne auction, az the Merchants aud Aus
eeIs Scnange, Royal street. between Cani
le68,at le o'clockM- - N-'
Seven SHARES OF THE CAPITAL, STOC
books Of said company in the name of delsst
toRetler with all the right, tltle, aud !llei.
sald defendant in and to the same.
Seized in the above snit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAyWFLLs
auo IL ~ Sheriff OF the Parish Ut Orlsa
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
PENSACOLA OBSERVER,
PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKLY
By
WILLIAM KIRK o. co.
SUBSCRIPTION:
Twelve Months. .ss oa
- = 90
dS ADvAScEJ

= Ihis long established journal has become vary de-
laoie ~ TINS time, in view Of the fact that psnsa
e2lA . erecting her railroad communication wifh
me NofthWest, and becoming point OF interest Il
ntetpnsing men. lt 10 devoted to the developUeri
q ne material interests Of the State Of Florida,
Ana IN ta local department deVotes special attetior
70 tne immense lumber aud timber trade arovrins
up n its vicinity, a. also 70 other commercs items
Mnlcn 70 the careful reader will Indicate the IA,
ssiopmsnt q the great natural advantages Of Ponsa
- Advertisements solicited
tanded them. ieia
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
DEAFNEss-DEAFNES6.


Who has for many years been engaged in the prae.
tiee Of Acoustic Medicine. as is wei known. trusts
he may without impropriey assert that the reputa-
ton he has secured by opening the ears Of the deaf
shall be maintained.
DR.. Davis can be consulted daily at his Office, 2u
Canal street, on all Diseases Of the Ear embracing
Deafness and kindred Ai1ictiona vnbs1 aoa
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
'atrIek IIaIpIn ana Inme. Il

EIFTH DISTRICT 'i'i1 UoTRTa ofT8RRTTay yoF ,vv
y leans. No. q, 3I5-By virtue Of 4 writ y,
iec'as to me directed by the HonorGbIe tiSE /
District Court OF New Orleans in the aR5ys mi
Sause' VII proceed 10 sell at public auction 4
August i, ls6s, ct . o'clock p. M
THE CONTENTS OF A CERTAIN DISTn
~ ~ sltnAte st the corner of Julia and BASIN n
all the property effects and appurte6aTces 4
unto belonging. The whole as per inyeYIl5gv +
may be seen in my Office. '"'1-''S'' I
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
~ THOS l.. MAXWELL
auo ~ 10 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orie,.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

The proportion Of oillsera 10 men is, IN
the British army, one officer to twenty-
eightmen; French army, one officer, thirty
three men; Austrian army, one officer tc
forty men; Prusslan army, one officer to
forty-nine men.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
SALE OF SEIZED GOODs

COLLECTOR's
,CoIEcr
Goodsw
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
LEGIsLATURE.


tres residence postoce
MEMBERS
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
FOR president,
ULYSSES -. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
SCHU YLER COLFAX
FOK rREs1DENr1Ah ELEoroKa.
State at Large.
B. F. JOUBERT,
NJ. A. SOUTHWORTH.


FIRST DIsTRICr-A. L. LEE.
SECOND DsTRrv. J. NJ. G. PARKER.
THIRD DIsrRIcT-D. Fl. REESE.
FOURTH DIsTRICT-C0RNELIUS DONATE
FIFTH DIsTRcT-H. r. STEELE.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

pRANGs AMERICAN cHRoMos for - aoW
free BY i. PRIN1 4 10, ~.
mylses IN S Bosi' and
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
John Geddea vs.. Peter KIlne'

THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
L leans, No. 26,056.-By virtue Of a writ Of !,
and sale to George w. Avery, late 81
directed, by the Honorable the Third
trict Court Of New Orleans in the above "a
cause, and by said late Sheriff 10 me
terred, will proceed to sell az public auction.
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
street between Canal and Customhorae s'rss
the second District of this city, on TUES
september !, 1858, at p o'clock NJ, the fooWil
scribed property, to wit:
A. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with 4
buildings and Improvements thereon. situai
the FIRST Dlstrlct Of this city, in the square bon
iamin streets, which lot is desiRnated bv he
and measures 45 feet inches front on Suzettey
by i59 feet 10 inches deep between parallel lines
ing the sameproperty which the defen dant aedt
BY purchase from Robert Patterson and willis
falterson, as per act passed before Stuart IL u
iate notSry public in this city, on the second
seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
, THOS. L. MAXWELL
aull0 sci Sheriff of the Parish of Orsi
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Cramer bergman a. Co. Va. John strld
SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR 4
~ Parish OF Orleans, No. 27.--By virtue Of as3
obedience TO an order of sale rendered July 8,
20 me directed BY the Honorable the Seventh
trlct Court for the parish of Orleans in the Il
entitIed cause viii proceed TO sell at public aus
on on TQEeDAHi the eleventh day Of AUG
id5A at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at mv warehouse n
nm street, between Royal and Bourbon streea
the Second District Of this city
\ box Tobacco.
package. 8 Oade Tobacco
y barrel of Molasses.
dozen OF BroomA
I box Of Backing.
box ef Soap.
dozen Buckets.
box Candy.
Attached in the above suit.
TermB-Ossh on the spot
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
lysl aus II Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlei
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

Louisa yvOlbreeht, Widow Of the 4
Henry kreienbreek. VS.. Frederick Wilhsins
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pan
- OF Orleans, No. l9-By virtue of 4 writ Of 81
sSS ana sale to me directed by the Hong
will PROCEED to sell at public snetion. II
Merchants and Auctioneers' ETchange. b
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
the Second District Of this city, on TUEsp
September l, 1858, at II o'clock III, the foogill
A CERTAIN LoT OF GROUND together
the buildings thereon and appurteuanees theul
5si2nsiiisi situate II the Tkira District Of thsl
designated by the No. l5 IN the square boundA
GoodehildTen, m Morales, Louisa, and Piety IL
Suyol, notary public in this city; said lot md
ing, American measure, twenty seven feet fiYe
ana four lines front on Louisa street BY one huni
ieet deep and front on Morales street. Which I
cry WAS sold by the late Heinrich KreienbN1
me sac DESCENDANT, by act passed on the iiitsl
July, 1856, before Abel Dreyfous, a notary pub
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
Dr.. RAILWAYS
leENOVATINes
RES0LvEMT.
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XIV .a ! wonder - ths sxnsssainary pswvs u
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os. instant sincscv in stopping Itching Ard psnfrl
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olscnaFkes fon the Uterus aud urrih,a is.rnr
rhoea. Bloody Urine, and other unh., l,hv ana
veeAening discharges and enquire wherc;n tn
s s.a,! raniLLiAN used In tho Renovation Re-
so.sen l. oners from ordinary SArsapariilas 6ar-
saparDiisn 10 the only pri.ciple In n.rs.n.,,ii.
snst possesses curative properties: all othe, mart.
" ~. ~. are Inert and useless. One ounce Of tue
sAuscs obtained under DIR. kadway's new preorss
iot extracting tue curative properties from vsvets
~ contains more Of the true principle
" eaie lam ~ lbs of the ordinary roots
sAhSAfAklLLiASi II only one of the mgr al
ents thai forms this rul, wonderful medicine ana
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scton ofevery depraved organ and gland in the
system 1.-THE blood 10 corrupt, the kesolvent vii.
sscIe.lng thick phlcgm and prurslsnt matter, the
.ssolvsnt Will loosen this deposit and repair the
Wasung lung with sound and healthy nsterisl. II
sores, uccrs, &c, the Rcsoivsnt will Quickly re.
mo % tnese annoyAncss II mercary deposited In
tns oones and las accumulated in the system, the
coiAl GLANDS are liberated the Resolvsnt viii cure
these signs Of an esriy waists. Direct remedies.
possessing oay exclusive properties, are hurtful,
- they increase the tonal sscreous OF one Or
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ere hence compromising remedy like the ~ DIV
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BLOOD imprexnated With the Resoivsns and ab-
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