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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-31

stock thsi,,t Of eorss akeu at 81 - per qsa m,es'
ere are s sst quie 20 sale: sieps 'es .r .y;
No 3" 81 Tor Beum aat so 81 for Large Hn firm II hss
9gAshsre b. prerenen. ~ ae pie. Of Wheat iSSJ
pes ~. ~ IN uas ~. "a We notice .Ss r-s .a,, A%ss
10 en,ga,1 % h thoFa 3ehsm sad sh e - -
Cbc,ss SpnaS. al aiesi % sr No ado 81 SsSsaSr Ne
I &, e. =, Ass 9 S2' ~ 81 T. fSi Fa
Soah, ,ai ~ . Tor amber STAT B'rs .ai Barley h' 40 Sos
9q ,H ps 1,s aGna UNCHANGED 0' ,re 9s'i ~ s,.
% 90 bul Western tote store, aat sc sas,t Rye Is Mn
: 80 New Pro,,iT,n 81 Is Cora w ~. ..,. a .s,as t.
better che armsna esne; %. % 1'5 ba.S Damp AID Ua
@ 40 Or cSS;. WHIT, % q sss s%' io.a
HAYf i. ofbSt 2e,s 81 B.,,u l,.. -. un,.s "a
vita ss'aa SO. ani god gai lo5er' an, bon a. T. ir i''
H0f-Ite icaiai remains slt n,,fe, dnn at man
A0hASsEsa amount Of brynes ' foss vim 10 q'o,e,
gag; . 9 10 pa' .sa si 90 oDd' f''' 'co " Soc al
s,o Coz saos ,, os 81 oSrci =, c S .i5
sns, DO or'9, iu sal price, Ionn' in Crude fh o..
l,,. "9is q 3' "a 81 ny $40 Hiauh tlrei DIS a., ,.
81 n !9%si 90, % for fair prus "d choice
& s ~, 'sa ,S. 'aogss taf @'rae' Afoasi'at voc ey
cb asas New "a ssSa ~ 81, cio.as :, Ss Sc
~ 9St - E,., - It Sc ' az 5bll y PsG &s. ~ :;
~ 1sglemhe' snt 90 p 'le' al ceo,sl ia geei v.
81. L$9gF5 ior .Don ADDS, ti.0bI Plaza Hes, srd
absence prize,
mnj sui have ruled quite 100 nbs a. kl4@bN Cnt
,lp5y bel II loe' lave le Gl'iut'S se aos a,i;. q 80
pkg - ll6l7i m 8,,i Naut.ts ~ D4- fIr Pcsi Do
igLo. for csletann ,n 2g63lr for B,ssr'
aias' 1, , Tx '' br. 40 btr .ai 5 We quote
49, i'i 's'i1 better me 81 enc, e. 80 I. 'r9Tab ~
ad ss n,rs., doses Sr ts dr,ad b., general,
o y, ' b. X s , il 81 Il sd.l b.
m, r3rs. ,f,;iea, ~, 't5s~,s oS,r ~, - so'or,.
r'sf 2, osas . s Beef p 90 81 Q,
New f.,s,...... % 1870 ~ Us. CUI -
Prime ... p JrlD 70 Slogisrs DIV ALT. 10 aigc
ir,rs prm. m - NE b Sboc:.rs pickle. I9c e1ltc
Prime Hrl, ~ m n "a y iHsus dry sat...I6c NIL.
min lie. % % q " % iisms Ia pckie.....lSc Oh.
| Ci,,,.......... Nouia,, sS'zxD hEafa -
tempo. I'M. p 70 n Is so LARD
sexp mo I..........,.....,ll me -
0on2n branla. 90 " @SlJ % iut,.....-,..... ltoe
P ,,,, 1 .I... % q ,, % IS. ,, . =
rlrror npnp Kettle e.ai.rsi ..... Rlc -
| PRIME Me,s 80. S1J % at1 20
PATOb8JG-4le EaiAs s4liet but bra a. NC Toe
St,nd,ri Re61si bori 90 Ephth pc
ip tl snd Do IN bits Rebssi STANDARD White tuyer July t
aai August SePtom5ef yc.ob ho,smhel al Be5ney I
Ja'- fc B,saej buyer August 81 seP.eub sac md Refined
! bIlrr o'lIier N"N4Htet ana brc'i'-f DC -,
C-Bggers siov more inoratoa % o2,r a1t s n'he. be.
3.o}ie. 30 o. duty Di sJg9ic sluelcy aud % tea
STGARs-r b,. ,.n Quit, - as, dcn,ai sor R,vs smph
though advance prices can be quoted
e increased d9sni ini tie hss rate Of goa g.e' sellers th e.
Gaas ,,le. u 600 NJ, :, giiIe Tor C5s Rebel quiet
! i5Di6,c Tor fisrfi
, higher. 4im Thy lli Fi,E Sc q unglauSs- -
SrHiRIN-s sale, " 30 01o st lH9)r ,bs market "a
IAGL0W-Ioe market better close hllIs ask
4 log lzia2i- note ssies Of . ~ e. R0IHc
| WHISKY D bHf
further puse, zen obaet by hem .Id l business
vas done ale, lfsbos. 20 bt 5loj'; ~ we.ien 10 bn
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT or NETWORK ......


CLEARED.
s-.m,hgces C.Iass'o Gs.s'T D' S JossGS PS5
Ri,kem,o Riebmoni : Ashland Foster. Boston.
Rss Noe Petite An.serp Has6it Peterson. Gsno,'
Brgs-Anal. Collins Cosaclt Windsor. Seaside Breton
Sc5o%s.-M W smith Tooksr Charleston; Demsr Lark. New
bern Kate weatuorb Adams Cos Bay Co"psTth"ae Ne'
bury Washington, D. L
steamship Loaa Moore WALLACE Newborn lays ''T'i stores
Bg Hefhs Johansen Rio Janero 90 DAYS soie July To- ~ H.
Tarisou seaman, aged % died Of consumption;
Brs Angela Brown CirieEss 70 diys anil nolis's'
Big Da1el Trogbrige. Neal Densrin % days, 'r5'-
schr. John. Fields Wilmington n e.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAX FRANcsoo July 29Arye ships Dreaaought oi look Cat
XIV E,r Fla july 3-Aryed schI - James from lsmpco or
NevYors tte captain AMI bu men SICK n fever and asue
lsum was destroyed by tire At Dunkrk to-day. .....
HoLNEss HoLE Juy E9Arrvel seh Anna barou rallph'A
for Boston; David WATSON, Rondout for Boston
BosroS July OArrlred steamship Slsg9us ron
George Kemp Cape IoSl Grow a'assa Es,ha sSs
Clark ReIais Cenfesosi Maris Wheeler PhlePba
40 srrTsI .,ramtag Willie from EsNYok; Signal Csds
,ebs sono aPrsce Richard BuIsnke hesYOIk Granite
state Eewlork Below, BARI Early Morn, from Ne~'is'4 brig
FOREIGN PORTS.
july e. brgs Fs'hiou for Ne'i's T'Sji Heay
Louise, and B. lngiuae, uncertain
DISASTERS.
PoKrnsa MONROE July 9The .chS MARI Klinse peuay Of
NerIor Alexandra Tor Boston VIII cargo Of 9Ga oo
her anchor yesterday aud sunk ngh Ia three nhom, o.
on Middle Grounds VI Cape Charles The crew we're A9 on e
sebr Trident ROckiud The Hnger Is three years Old oat
Saybrook, c., asd rates No. l.
SPOKEN.
July Ia. Ion % w. ship southern Chief from New ioFA Tor
aIy la, S. lou - 49, ship Hope from savannah bound for Bneao,
ir - t 81 o. Ion 90 "a Ren Dyer from clieu" fo
's9 ~ m 70 IS loo - 20 brig Rush from Washington c. Tot
DI' "1 10 AT % 90 lon n IS brig virsn, hence for S, Pierre
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The Chicago people, whom summons. the
pedestrian, disappointed on Ihc Ht"' 10y '"~' Nv
great persimness"
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Misttlla

miscellaneous.
HEALTH Restored without Medicine or Elk Elk.
Phthss Nervous aud Liver Complaints our@
o. r ksysssrA AHAbcA POOP Copies OF 70 w. cures ~
Guiding lis Holiness Pope Lord sta, De preis' tee
~ prs,n e. s.ut ast, demsnd DuBar Co NO los william
a aud through MILAN Son No l6J BfoalHEi "a'
Sutherland Co. and all druggists chemists snl soosrs
DLASTERING HAIR for SALE, In packages
by CHAPMAN Co Washington ave- near flusblAg
AZ, BooIlyn orders Chapman Ns.~tcEs No Io front't
NrW.York will receive prompt attrnuon
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THE MARKETS.

l'"sAU 'e'''''' wv 80 TauRsplr Jolly DO 1903
ASHES .rh. market steady for Pots at tS|'@st'i Fe' "
nominal -. Al. il
-hout change note about former rate, oeins s'Aeu '"'
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r.Mnnlnnp c,rrLk MARkRr-IuLr %

Reef C,tte-Rece,ps good sees IN dem,nd ~s
Run tljDtlJ 50 First Qlsiy, SR6Al 1oi SeeVl S''y'
kfi6 yO. Third Orary k96kiO So Sbsep and Lanhs-he
cept, bead. prices range about - cents Per ee " "
srsies sales at Node ID Ve'l Calves tS"p'
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
wEArnrn RRpoRr-9, ~

sun R.es..... as T;if Moo1 Se'' E'l
TH's hAI.
Sand, Hoos... 52 Cows Island. 6Vl Hell Gats... 80
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notic.s Of gmkruptu.


IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
u STATES Cor tho EASTERN DISTRICT Of PbNNSlLNANIA-
GEORGE RvANs Of Phadeph. bansruP haug pctonei Tor
bis discharge alleging that asset, have uto the hands othe
,Tne- meeting ofcreos viii be hoen the k5h dy ofAugust
1893 81 O'Clock before he Register Hubry Ashton esq At
No 65 Warnt h CITY Of Pairipli that ne examination Of me
bankrupt finished AID husues Of the second ard third meet
required b. h. 2iih snd lsih section, Of The 49, con
be- transacted The Register wiz certify whether The BANKRUPT
- onfrnel 70 BIZ duty hearing wi s.,S be hai sn neSs,i
dsy Srpmb~r 1862 before TIE said Court ~ fhl,iephs N
10 O'Clock -heu parties IN interest y h9 cause asi we ms
Hon Iebu aualef judge q TIE san District
Cou thereof Philadelphia. Iiih DAY Jolly 1905
e.. r. FOX Clerk
(SealI Attest. EpviS T. Cu..r. Register Jyl7 l,nJE
IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distri Court of New
Jefsev Ses Bunsv e. tie l ir Of July AID 1868 -
T ubdrrkn notice hs appointment Assignee
ROBT STASLY PBRRNE Of t.s Village Spoovooi Count, Of
Mer Jtrsry athn said district, who has been
adudgei Bukupt upou bis own ~ on BY the District Curt OF
SAID district kOBI NJ bOn1N, AslSnse,
To the Creditors Of Baukrupt NeEBruusNick, n J.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Court of New
Jersey a., Al Braseek. the 21d day " july A. D. 1853
hereby notice Of BE appointment Assignee
mo BELLS Township Psuad Union County ,pd state
within District who lss been adj judged Bankrupt
mon hi, own Petition District Court Of sid District
y ROBT. NJ BOGGs Assignee New BruHssick, n j.
To the Creditors ofthe Bankrupt
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Smrscnrrnts

NIBL0" GARDEN.
WI "HRiTLEy L,,,s, SAT han,ser
80. BAIIEMAss WORLD SREOwSBD OPERA TROUPE
Of De 'onr' B'RBf BLEUT III =. ,or'sasi ,ss
sRCosp WIKI ~ sisRg gLauE
Of Artists Music 'od nae'a S;,s,
a' ciung Ba'ts pesisi BY ihs p-t' ai ipp,i-i s ,o
Mtiys iAnDsLE ,pi puclo,
'p'7''' ~ AuJAc.
the 'ii i,.'s' Biis Bs'r' or, prroau,i ID, hes,
pgcahSEI EI Fi2i63 I, gD s, &c 's /, .4 r'
A., g4f fgB E ahor !S o S Sx4Y VOICE,
an '''e. '' FilI 10 oPciiFSTRH '''0SN'
SuPRes Pssg a E2h ASs e A RK R aEes
Ps.rge seat, ,,ls at the Boz Office HbO G.ren aud Scr
nuse store 10 =. Dro'ir! Ooor' 0p'n d P'~'nc'
nLYMPIC THEATER--o o'clock TONIGHT
G T. For, Spec',c.r Bale. Pmtomne IwenI ast seeal
wo 5had mA fHGGsoSs . FOX orFFSSA5Rs agsO
'G 5eEaf S&2fiSG CLOWN 96sGE6us cEaEIY
r"N W gH"C ciRRH Ssb CHARLES Ats1REs
LIGHTNING DRILL AED BAYoEEr CONF
pRYANT' MlNSTRELS OPERA HOUSE
F' emo Of Eass;. .Ss .gSea Sari''a'' Of
' f69f lMo i i'i Ta K * aos ssS'
With U.,S'-t, Ersers SeymoT Emmett bo''-'' H'nT md
pooarngsqlsr G s%Ys ss''@' FOURTEENTH ST
NEW-YORK THEATER.
" HJHDAY EVENING. Afguit 8, 1903
FIRST fIAff - AMERICA o. DION BOUCiChUbf AND
CHARLES REABEA
T. o y l. PLAY.
cupsny scenery machinery H.F muse, new pTop,
Once for che ale " reserved i't'
Doors Commence a. y O'Clock precisely
SATURDAY. HATiGBRS st
BURNETT. DODWORTH HALL.
IL HUMORfST ssstrd b. MARX RUSSELL The Comic Vocia
,ni n - HBLEH NASH the versatile poetic -e,iei.
HR And MRS CAUOLR AT HOME,
A ofni. Sketch ~ Real lite
BUKNklTn LAUGHABfR AND WONDERFUL CHANGES,
Prsnouarei by the Pfe,s . Nirsc1lot.
Tlrdet, a cents. CoihIcn y ceat,
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Gin 2ssl Gstatc fOt SaIs.

Holm b CHURCH e. JACOB SHARPE.
~ 40 "a PINEST.
Rcs Bslste Brokers aud Auct0ncers
City to5 o,ui, PROPERTY SOLD or RENTED Loans ueso
oIURca sHtRPR. 10 p ru,a
HOUSES 10 LET aud f0i SALE.
Il CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY -
MOEtY LOANED on BOND AVID hORT6AGR
KING 4 Co.
rar.ef Thh,fIis and sltrage (SiIth National B'eh
At No q3j roadway.-STANLEY DAY,
"A Bisker hs printed lat 81 CITY Dwehagsi Bus1et'
Properly Tcls4ruis Lois al al prces in direction
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tGcutru 8ed Gsihe fm sals
an SATURDAY. Aug I, ioGS.
. At3oc5es . o.,
80 CHOICE VILLA PLOTS

COTTAGE SITES. AT AUCTION.
SITUATED ON PROPHET NIL BETWEEN BYRON WF "a
AND GBACR CHURCH sTBEBr.
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Persons hang real estate for sale Or to lot
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16
CTATE OF WISCONSIN,, In

County 9n Of fSsa Iowa !" c cc Court
In the matter of the estate of John Williams deceased
On reading and filing the petition of William Rowe
OF Iowa county, representing among other things
that the 7th day of April 1868, the said deceased
John Williams, and one o. II. Rice and 0. II. Hanson
made and entered into a contract in writing under
SEAL whereby the said deceased contracted to convey
to said 0. Fl. Rice and 0. III. Hanson the following
described premises situate, lying and being in Iowa
county, Wisconsin.
The south west quarter of section number eighteen
CS), also the north east quarter of the north west
quarter of section nineteen 19 all in township
Der six (6) north of range number three (3 easand
also the south east quarter OF the south west quarter
of section number ~ in township number seven,
~ north of range three 3) east, for the sum of nine
hundred dollars.
That about the = day of lis the said
o. II. Hanson died interstate, that ole III. Robson was
duly appointed administrator the said estate
Ole Hanson deceased, by the county court of Iowa
county, and that said o. IL. Robson duly qualified as
said administrator, and entered upon the duties of
his office. That the 10th day of September 1868,
the said Ole III. Robson such administrator by vir-
the of oroer of license made in the matter of said
estate of said Ole H. Hanson deceased by the county
in and for Iowa county, sold at public vendue
all the right, title and interest which said Hanson
his estate had in the said described premises to Will
am Rowe of said county, and that on about the
10Th day of September 1868 the said Ole H. Rice duly
assigned transferred and set unto said William
Rowe all his right title and interest in said contract
and in said premises for valuable consideration and
claiming that he the said petitioner is entitled TO
conveyance said premises, and praying that James
Hutchinson and James Williams executors of the
last will and testament of said John Williams de-
ceased, be authorized and directed by decree of this
court to make and execute conveyance ofsaid prem
Uses to him the said petitioner. 1t is ordered that
said petition be heard before the judge of this
the 10th day of November. 1865 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon the county Judges office in the vii
lage of Dodgeville, in said county.
And it is furthe r ordered that notice hereof be
published six weeks before such hearing in the Dodge
vile Chronicle, weekly newspaper circulating in
said counts
Dated Sep. a, 1S6S.-n2w6
ALEX. WILSON, County Judge.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16
For President--Frank P. Blair.
A WORD TO WAR DEMOCRATS.

In case Mr.. Seymour should succeed to
the Presidency, and should die, or become
incapable, by disease or otherwise, of per.
forming his official duties during his term,
the duties Of President would, by law. de-
volve upon Frank Blair. The accession
Of the Vice-President to the Presidential
chair is not, as our recent history proves,
an impossible-hardly an improbable &C.
currence. Since 1871 it has happened
three times, and may occur again.
Is there single Democrat of intelligence
who is really in favor of restored union,
and who is DESTROYS of peace and prosperi-
ty for the whole country, north and south,
who thinks that the avowed advocate of
another war can be relied on to bring
about so desirable condition of thingss
What do honest Democrats think of such
possible President as the renegade, Frank
Z. Blair a
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16
Register,

1t will be seen by reference to the regis
try list, which we publish to-day, that
there are several hundred Republicans in
the town Of Dodgeville who are not regis
tered This matter must be attended TO-
II will never do to let this matter pass
without our attention. The Board meets
at the town hall in DodgevlIe, (and at
every election precinct in the county,) on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27Tn, for the pur-
pose of revising and correcting the lists.
Presidential elections occur only once
in FOUR years. Vital issues are involved
in the result. Every man owes it to him.
self, to his children, to humanity and to
God to devote the necessary time to quail
ify himself to vote.
No good citizen can or will neglect this
important duty. Not only so, but he will
make it his business to see that the names
of his friends and neighbors are also
placed On the registry.
Let those who value peace, liberty, good
order and good government see that their
names are placed on the registry list on
Tuesday, October 9th.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16
Republican Meetings in Iowa Co

The County Committee have made ar
rangements :for series of meetings, due
notice of which will be given.
Judge Wilson, Mr. William Hendy, and
Maj. Geo. II. Otis will address meetings as
follows:
Adamsciile, Tuesday Ere, Oct. 2Oh.
Ridgeaeay School House, Wednesday, Ere, Oct 2lst.
Rtggies School House. Thursday Fee, Oct. I'D
Bloomfield, Friday Epe., Oct. 23d
Linden, Monday Ece., Oct. 26M.
The Dodgeville Glee Club will accompany
the speakers at Linden.
Hon. l.. w. Joiner, Capt. w. W. Likens
and S. w. Reese, Esq. will address meet
ings at
Vest Blue Mounds, Thursday Ere, Oct. I'D
Wyoming, Tuesday Ere, Oct. 27H.
Jeanieton. Friday, Oct. 23d.
Capt w. w. Likens, Capt. Abner Pow
ell and S. w. Reese, Esq, will address the
people at
Moscow, on Wednesday Zee. Oct 21st.
Gen. Thos. S. Allen and Col j. NJ Bull,
of Madison, will address the people of Iowa
cou ty as follows:
DodgeriUs, Monday Erc., Oct. 2Gh.
Mineral Point TueSisy Fee, Oct 9th.
Linden, Wednesday, Ere, Oct. 2SU.
Mifin, Thursday Ere.. Oct. 10th.
The friends of the cause in the various
places where meetings are to be held, are
charged with the duty of giving the nee
essary notice, lighting and warming the
house, &c. JonN H VIVIAN,
Chm Co. Committee.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16

Bslg@ 1t will be remembered that Moses
M. Strong, in his speech at Dodgeville last
week, in trying to vindicate Gov. Sey.
mouI's patriotism in 1861, stated that he
was in this State when Fort Sumter was
fired on that he encouraged enlstments
advised the raising of larger force than
10000 men and paid the expenses Of ONE
WHOLE REGIMENT from Green Bay
to Washington. Now for the facts.
Gov. Seymour aoas in this State when
Fort Sumter was fired ON. He was in
Milwaukee, when the news was received.
An immense crowd gathered in front of
his hotel, and loudly called for Gov Sey-
mour to address them but the patriotic(?)
Governor excused himself, on the ground
that he did not knoso how politics could
shape themselves yet, besides he had pain
in has 6oscels, (Grecian Bend, probably y
THERE NEVER WAS A REGIMENT
RAISED NOR CHARTERED AT GREEN
BAY DURING THE WAR! There was
a company raised there, but being after
this States quota of the 10000 was full,
it was not Immediately accepted, and the
Captain, fearing his company would not
be needed, applied to Gov. Seymour, who
procured free pass for HIMSELF from
Green Bay to NeW York, to try and get
this Wisconsin, company in Gen. Sickles'
Nep York brigade.
That was ALL Gov. Seymour did to-
ward paying the expenses of Regiment
from Green Bay to Washington" Any
strapped printer might ask for trip pas.
without being accused Of patriotism.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16
Consistent ~

Those who heard Moses M. Strong late
ly speaking of the damnable rebellion, y
and claiming that so far from the Demo
Gratis being responsible for it, they were
united in their efforts to suppress it, in
which labor of love he was heartily en-
gagged, will be pleased with the following
incident, related by an eyewitness:
Mr.. Strong was at Oshkosh when the
news of President Lincoln's assassination
reached there, and first heard it at the
Adams House. where he was staying.
Strong's comment on it was,-"I AM
GLAD OF IT." He also said if he had
known that it was to be done, and thought
they needed any help, he would have gone
down and helped to do it! Upon these
ce,y Democratic remarks, the landlord
seized chair, and threatened to break
it over Strong's head if he breathed an
other word of that kind. Strong was
prudent enough to hold his peace, while
it was apparent to every one that so far
as intention went, he was an accomplish
after the fact in that murder.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16

"THE WESTERN FARMER" is the name OF
an eight-page, ty-column, agricultural,
literary and family newspaper, published
by w. B. Davis, Madison. 1t is to super
cede the Wisconsin Farmer from January
next. 1t is a useful publication that no
farmer should be without, and which hav-
ing subscribed for, he would be likely to
continue It's editorials are well written !;
the selections evince good taste, and it's ar
rangement is most admirable Only 50
per year. Send for specimen copy.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16
Beware of impositions !!
nay- It will be interesting to our read

pas~ 1t will be interesting to our readers
to learn that Joseph Lean, one Of the "od
stagers" of the democratic party in this
county, has promised the editor of this pa
per whipping, should any allusion to
him be made in its columns. AS Joseph
Lean is not now candidate for Office in
this county, and probably never again will
be, we have nothing to say about him
that is, provided he minds his own bust
ness, and lets us alone.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16

RENoyED.-Dr G. d. WILDER has re-
moved his office to the front room on the
I'd floor of GRADER & Whites Block,
High street, Mineral Point. He has
fine office, where his friends and patrons
will find him at all reasonable hours un-
less professionally absent.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16

By~ Speaking of the letter and spirit of
the law authorizing the issue Of govern
ment bonds, Strong in his speech last week
denied knowing anything about any spirits
except ardent spirits. Too true, alas !
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-16

NANNY SEEDER.-This machine took
the first premium at Dodgeville, Darling
ton, Tafton and Hazel Green, Wisconsin ;
Warren and Galena, Illinois; and at the
Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois State Fairs,
and nearly all others this year.
No machine will SOW oats evenly with
out an agitator, or grass seed without a
grass seed separator.
Beware of mpositions
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gg~ Who would have believed it, No
SEES NJ. Strong uses the same argument il
his attack on the rational bank system
that Gen. Butler did two years ago. Was
there any stealing done!
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~ The minutes of the Teachers In.
stitute held at Mineral Point, commencing
Monday, the 9th inst, and a number OF
other articles have necessarily been crow
ded out of this issue.
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TAKEN UP.

DY the subscriber residing one half mile west o.
ID Hickox mill, in the town of Ridgeway, on the
Sth of September. 1868. three year old Mare, medi
nm size, sorre with small star In the forehead
little white near hind foot, joining the hoof. She
is lame the near hind leg She pays no regard tt
fences. The owner is requested TO CALL prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away.
DAVID J. REESE
Ridgeway Sep. 18th, 1868. n2w4
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aay- The cars are now running regular
" to Belmont on the Platteville and Gala
mine r. R., and that town is said to be
looking up. About thirty buildings are
already finished or under way.
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Political Meetings.

Hon. S. S. Wilkinson will address the
people of Iowa countyon the political issues
of the day as follows
Arena, Monday Ere. Oct. 10Th.
D,dg vile, Tuesday Zee, Oct 10th.
Mineral Point Wednesday, Ere, Oct 2lst.
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Nj A n II i r ID i.

At the residence of the brides father, in the town
of Ridgeway, October 11th. by Rev Thomas Carkeek
Mr. JosEHH ROBERTS to Miss SARAH J. LEIGH, both O.
Rdgeway.
4th, 1868, by Rev. James Evans, Mr.. JAMES J. RUIZ
and Miss LIZZIE j. SMITH.
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~ No Democratic Legislature ever
passed an act, or Initiated constitutional
amendment designed to enable soldiers in
the field to vote. Anything significant
ehnut that 2
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9aEn The Republican party never fur
nished traitor to the flag nor recruit to
the rebel army.