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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-01-01

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the next lesson. Did he know, or did he
not know Singleton and looked calmly
Ion, but showed neither guilt nor curiosity.
Dear Master, if there is ink and paper
in New Archangel, write me, and say, did
you know, or did you not know? Accept
this as my confession, and grant absolu-
ton to me, being penitent.
Dear master and dear reader, Lam not
SO penitent but, will own, that, in a thou
sand public meetings since, have wished
some spirited boy had privately run the
pendulum bobiup to the Verylpivot Of the
rod. Yes, and there have beena thousand
nice afternoons at home, or at Georges,
or with Halliburton, or with Liston, or
with you,. when have wished l could
stretch the rod--the rest of you. uncon-
scious-till it was ten times as long,
Il Dear master, / am your affectionate
,...-... f......... !. .r., FRED. INGHAM, -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-01-01
THE SILENT CITY AT GREEN
2 BY ]. D. SHERWOOD.

ges By ]. d. SHERWOOD.
THERE'S a city vast yet yoiceless, growing ever
street on street, 80
Whittier friends with friends e'er meeting, ever
meeting never greet; &t SO
And where rivals fierce and vengeful calm and
.s= silent mutely meet: Ha9se8
There are traders without traffic, merchants with
Tender brides in newmade chambers, where the
Where the guests forget to come, and strange,
listening Silence reigns:
sE3 "a sasg 4a9a =s Listening silence ever reigns
Ships sail past this silent city, but their owners
quiet lie,
And no signals fly from top tree gainst the glow
Telling the negectfut owner that his welbuilt
AfsoSs C For tbe,Fleece is sailing bv
4 Hare the belle forgets the fashions mindless of
81 ~. her snow-white dress: ssii g gP
lock and tress
None here fatter face or figure, none come fondlys
fovrEso Tresses flow, and none caress.
flushed are all these many mansions, barred and
bolted door and gate
Narrow all the walls and earthly and the rooftrees
Room for all the high and lowly. Rich and
poor here equal mate; 500
Equal dwell and equal mate.
Flowers are blooming near these ons, kissed
49, by loving ueWs az nignt,
Breathing softly round their porches, flowing
through the cooling light; y
1Pealing from their bells sweet music, pealing
p ~ odors pure and white:
ar Pealing only to the night.
Here each keeps his well-ceiled dwelling, fearing
= naught of fsquarter-day " $50
Here no landlord da MS the tenant and no tenant
moves away;
Dwelling ever unevcted, dwelling on from May
/ ( to May; RI fff 1TrT IlT ~T8Ff
/ # Paying never quarterdaY.
Beckons ever this mute city toits comrade living
gay;
To its comrade laughing loudly sitting on the
pusiDg bay -f.
Drawing from its masqueraders pale, white spec
tres day by day; ]
Spectres now, men yesterday
Thus two cities grow forever, parted by narrow
tide,
This the shadow, that the substance, growing by
each others side:
Gliding one into the other and for evermore shall
glide
vrrfe 80 Growing ever side by side
-Harper's magazine.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-01-01

p sSg- Delmar is reported as very laad,
because Secretary McCulloch, fails to ;sus-
tain the figures he sent out for.the benefit
Of the Democratic party before the cleo
tion. Delmar said the country. would haye
to borrow $1,500,000 during the present
year over and above its income. Secreta.
~ McCulloch shows that we ehall pay ex-
penses andlhaye S5O,G00,000left to pay on
the debt. sya,., se7lss,, ~ -,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-01-01

z "a Sierra is the banner Republican
county Of California, having in 8 vote Of
esle2 given Grant sS4 majority -'s -,.,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-01-01

g5y- In his speech at a banquet ataBhil-
adelphia, on the 10th, Speaker Colfax said,
relative to the incoming administration,
that the most searching iretrenchment,
honesty, efficiency and high character, in
all connected with the public service, rigid
guardianship of the Treasury against nn-
v ise and extravagant schemes, a financial
policy which shall maintain our credit un-
tarnished, win appreciate our currency,
and place US on the firm rock Of specie
payments hH ~ 5esf3 q ,c4ae@ED
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-01-01

g5g The Hartford. Pos, publishes, the
following puff of the New York World:
"The publisher Of the New York World
proposes shortly to commence printing a
German edition of that journal There
are very few newspapers that could be
translated into German so easily as the
World--its English is so very cultural
We should find it in our heart to congratu-
late the public upon the event, were Hnot
that the English edition is to be continued
--and-reallyz-we have nothing against
the Germans "a 1'F7'V
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,b: gSgT President Johnson's advocacya of
practical reputation is perfectly logical.
His own reputation has convinced him
that the American people have sure way
of disposing of what they deem intoler-
ably, odious. Complacently deeming, him
self less detestable than heavy national
debt, he mistakenly supposes that as The
people have repudiated the one. they will
be willing to repudiate the other But he
forgets that there are degrees Of evil. A
national debt may bea "curse," but it is
verdict of the people that itisby noimeans
8 such miserable eass as be is.T774A5qmy
.E0enS7lg. Journal.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of valuable
REAL ESTATE.

HNHE undersigned. By virtue Of de-
ID cree passed il the Circuit Court Of
Sam. Mary's county, in the matter Of the
Partition of the real estate OF Henry q
Garner, late Of said county deceased. will
sell at public auction in the village Of
Chaptieo on
Saturday, the 9th Of March,
1869,
between the hours of II O'clock. m and
4t p. m. the following valuable real cs-
tate, to Wlt :
Ist-Thc Reversionary Interest of the
Widow dover. as assigned By said Com
Observation-Disclosures GROVE (the
homestead) contaloing 2S2 acres, more or
less,-"GUSTY VIEW" containing IS
acres, more or less, with woodland attach
ed
2nd Parts Of LOIS No. and u, con-
tainlng 2o99 acres, more or less.
3rd-sTORE HOUSE and LOT in
the village of Chap;ico and about J acres
of woodland.
4th-NEIGHBOR'S DISAPPOINT-
MENT or MARSH LAND, containing
about 33 acres.
The above real estate il. located in Chap
tico district in and hear the village OF
Chaptico and will be sold in lots or other
wise, to suit the convenience of purcha-
sers A full description is deemed uune-
cessary as parties wishing to purchase are
invited to inspect the property or to call
upon the Commissioners for Information
u regard to it.
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TIE FICT0RI GIRL ,
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I/.s Blossom Gad tie BtsJht.
the scenes Of which are infinitely mo-
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The "Facory Girl viii be almost inn
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-04
TERMS OF SALE.

One-third cash on the day of sale, to be
paid in Court, the balance In two equal
instailments. payable IL one and two years,
with interes. from the day of sale, to be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser or
purchasers to the State of Maryland, con-
dt;oned fer the payment Of said deferred
payments to the heirs of the said Henry
G Garner, to them, their heirs and as
signs in the proportions as they may be
respectively entitled
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Commissioners will execute a
deed to the purchaser or purchasers free
clear and discharged from all the claims
Of the parties TO this cause and of those
claiming under them.
JOHN F DENT,
A BURCH,
GEO S MATTiNGLEY,
ED j PLOWDEN,
Commissioners,
JOS II KEY,
Attorney for Com.
Feb II, 18G9--ts. p
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III \ Il ? r Il 5
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=
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Sheriff. Sale
of Personal and
REAL P OPE R 7 7

DY virtae of writ of Fieri Facias, is
ID sued GU. Of the Circuit Court for
Saint Mary'a county, at the suit Of the
State Of Maryland at the instance and for
the use OF John Posey, administrator of
Thomas Poscy. against the goods and
ch.,tels. lands and tenements OF Clement
c Thompson, NJ. Fl. HERMAN. Jonathan
Hayden, jr, and Thomas e. Fowler, sur
vivors of J. R. Farr, and to me directed,
| have seized and TAKEN in execution all
the right. title, interest, claim and de-
mand, at law and in equity, of the said
Clement C. Thompson, NJ Fl. HERMAN,
Jonathan Hayden, jr and Thomas II
Fowler, survivors of j. R. Earr. in and
to the following real estate, to wit:
One tract or parcel Of land called,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-04
NOTICE OFoDIYlDEND.

IN application # J. Frank B~han an,
IL Executor of James l.. Foxwell. late
81 i. NsrN'> county deceased, il is ordered
~ the Court, that The said Executor
na,ilv the eretnsors OF the said deceasedio file
ftneir cialgu> Against said seceased IN the cfflce
ol me Register OF Wills for ST. Mary's county
IN or before The 10th day 81 March, 1869
tor d,Sileni. shn that,his order be published
once wees IN each week until the Saia 10th
Jay OF NSrct, 1859
.sst
JAS.T. N. RALEY,
Register OF y ills
foE 81, Aary's county.
Tet u, l>6s-:S.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-04

EltrQct Of letter troa I'm. &. Cough
Medley Neck, St Mays Co, Md,
January % 1869.
Messrs Herbert 4 Hairston, Baltimore, Nd
GENTLEMEN =, used Andrew Goes Su-
per-Puo- pirate Of Lime on my Corn crop
asst sprin. at the rate Of IS lbs. to the acre
III til: hill an 1t affords me pleasure to
State that the result was perfectly sat'slacto-
~ My corn looked green aud healthy du-
ring the whole season, the car was well fl
led and the yield ar.e, aGd | conScientiously
believe it to be the best fertilizer in use IN
this section. shall want more .or my corn
and tobacco next spring.
Yours, respectfully,
VIM G COUGH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-04
R.ITIFTCiTO.N NOTICE.
Godlcve K Kane
VS.,
Julius A Bond ct al

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's County
sitting IS Court OF Equity.
No 132 y e.
ORDERED, this z5rd day Of Jan. 1869,
~ tina, the sale made and reported on
the l2th day Of August las, by Alexander
B Hagner, Trustee. in this cause, be rat
ihed and confirmed. unless cause 10 the
contrary be snown on or before the lst
Monday Of March next; provided acopy ofthis
order be inserted in the Saiat Mary's Bea-
con. once a week for tltrse Successive weeks
pror To the said Is. Mcuiay of March.
The report ssa,ss the lind sold Tor $4,000.
JNO 4 CAVALIER. Cl'k.
True ccpy-Test:
JNo. a. CANA LIER, Crk.
J-a 3, ises-5T.
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The Statesman Free to the End Of tHs
Year.

80 new subscribers remitting their sub
scrptions for the year 1859, The States
man will be mai ed free of charge from tn e
beginning Of this Romance antit the LIST OF
JANUARY. 1869.
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THE STATESMAN
is issued every Saturday morning.
IT rs PLELISHED

by the Maryland Democrat, Association, a
.Joiut-Stock Company Incorporated by the
legislature Of MARYLAND, at its last session,
with an authorized Capital of One Hundred
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1t is Democratic in politics, and contains,
besides a variety of Editorial Matter, Re
views, Criticisms, Correspondence, Poetry, "a
Summary Of NewS-Domestic and Foreign,
a Condensed Report Of the Proceedings OF
Congress and OF the State Legislature when
in session, and carefully prepared Review
Of the Markets fsr the week preceding the
dsy Of publication
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TSE NlNSLOW'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
- the best remedy extaat for Dyspepsia, gen
eral debility, etc. sold everywhere.
TSE ACRDOCHS ANTEBTLIO Us
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

ON application of William r, Clarke,
administrator of Joseph MiIburn, late of
St Nary's county deceased. II is ordered BY
the Court. that the said Administrator noti-
fy the creditors Of the said deceased to file
their claims against said deceased in the office
Of the Register of Wills for St Mary's coun-
tv On or before the 18th day OF April. 1869,
for dividend. and that this order be published
once week in each week until the said 18th
day OF April, 1869.
Test
J. T. u. RALEY,
Register OF Wills
for 81. Mays co,s,v
Fec II, ls69-ts.
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HAMMER AND ANVIL

which is now appearing as serial IN Ger
many. The publication will pc continued
from week 10 week until the work is COM
nleted.
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THE STA TESM4f
published in a compact form Of sixteen
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ouallv convenient for reading, handling,
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TIDY virtue Of writ of Fieri Facias.
- issued out of the Circuit Court for
St, Mary's county. at the suit of Thomas II
Fowler, use Of Neale, Harris & Company,
against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements of Thompson D Hayden and
Aloysius Hayden and to me directed, |
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, interest, claim aud demand,
at law ard in equity, of the said Thomp-
son D Hayden aud Aloysius Hayden, in
and o the following property, to wit
\ tract II parcel Of lani called
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Translated from tbs German expressly for
THE BALTIMORE STA TES.HA y
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Al so PER Ton,
p. .HERP T.H4N d. CO.,

soc -anUlaetUEers,
WAREn0CSE--4S = Cay 81. between
Lo.a nard 4 Pratt, Baltimore, Nd
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NOTICE.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-15

THE BALL SEASON.

THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL or THE NEW YORK
Friendship Association viii be held At The New Yoi
Casino 81 10 Houston street, SATURDAY evening"
Nov. 20, 1S6y. Tickets ~ cents admitting gsntcman aud
lAdca uENkY r. Ho6EN, hecfcssry. =
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w Proprieorand Manager. .. Mr. LESTER WALLACE
Doors open al ~. To commence at r. n.
The performance concludes 1t i0t9
Rober.son's comedy Of
kOARS OF LAUGHTER AT THE COMEDIETTA OF
A REGULAR FIX.
The above pieces will be every MONDAY, TUES.
DAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AMI FRIDAY NIGHTS,
and SATURDAY MATIkEES at IL r. NJ, with appropr.
ate appointments, scenery aud with MIR. LESTER WALL
LACk both the rss of the characters by Mr. JOHN
GILBERT Mr.. J. Ii. SrODDARr Mr.. B. n. KtN33OLD.
Mr.. HELD Mr. G. H; koCKwELL Mr. NJ HOLLAND;
Mr.. LEONARD, Mr.. PECK, Miss HEkRIQUES, Miss GER
MON, Mrs. PhiiLlPs, Mrs SETON, Mrs. TIMONY, Miaa
GREEN and Miss CLAYTON.
will he PRODUCED for the first time this Tom TaJtors
hne and powerful drama
HENRY DUNBAR.
The cast will comprise Mr. j. W. WALLACK IN the title
role this original chsractsr CHARLES FISHER, Mr. h,
nINGGoLD, Mr. WILLIAMSON, Mr.. HI EI.D Mr. G: Y,
ROCKWELL, MIR. NJ. HOLLAND Mir LEONARD, MI. TON
OWENS, Mr.. PECK, Mr.. u IRAN, Miss LOUISA MOORE,
Mrs l.. PHILLIPS and Miss GREEN.
Due notice viii be given at the repetition OF
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ERENcH THEATRE. ENGLISH DRAMATIC SEASON.
sga - ~. i've minutes. .,: nom ..sss.
LONDON. o. Llsss. aud saadow. o. LONDON
EvRsy SCENE $r disr FROM Losbos
vast expense giving osAag and accurate representations
n e: Ms c TAs House
&. ay @ w..
Ro3s ES. fss.as f'i sss.Sp
from
that see ~ sii' rs r R1SsSs. o.d
&1 .nHsss RALPH afsss
r Rssss: d a.sstt fs.s ssa
M a Reserved seats
when should TAX. their children their pretty
% E and As
onn4T tSEsIfss sss WEEK
F S $sH$E #ssESs ssSEHE$
vs,"4 S$Ss.se,s jons.s.
RYE ACTS oR p s HaSdasi WILLIAM
new Farce, III
NJ s sHEkn9s NJ. L INV a sSSsz5ss
JOHN .AuH TIE GHa sA%s'f Eau HHsi hrsnv LAus
ROARING PANTUMilE.
CARLTON, the popnixr IRISH VOCALIST,
FRENCH and io nc sausad Daa and DASH
Rare ne" TM * rs': c%Sofy
BRIEFS ABOUT TAMMANY.
such entertainments draw larger audiences than the drs
many; HERALD, NOV H.
SsEpiSSXSy FEAT q TME sials.s:TTHk HANLos
b.. srsl ss ay feat the fa
II viii probably CROWD the TAMMANY for many weeks "a
MR.. GROVER has collected at the TAMMANY a very
ass and sncent company OF players and gymnas.s and
onsrins ne puLilc "A unusually attractive PERFORM
SO much ENTHUSIASM has seldom been heard in any
G.; So evening By
THE EotL4WiN from Trhrsi.y: TELEGkAH
II refreshing TO view the performance, which has
features connected With is presentation Such treat
en- with an arden. relish a. the TAnhANI ThEATKR
To say tina, thcse EMINENT ACRoBATs are GOOD Is but
sss 10 10 Of The They are They
absence from this ANLONs BY ardent application
TO sav have attained proficiency in tsir most perfect
ami astounding, and Is not sayin: too much that THEY
HAVE Nc ESAL IN TiEIN N nus ANY
'ls .s.
have secured he EHssr
EVEN OFFERED AT THIS HOUSE, NIGHT AFrEa
&. p q x: ana
encs BEvlEs or THE MOST REFINED AND FASH
Il. bauI q rxEs F
% Shh1aa s's E SSusTa9 ANY
ADMISSION 30 CENTS FAMILY CIRCLE % CENTS
ruAsxsossaa1 aalA ba TA5 fhaEasonnASors
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GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
VI TONIGHT AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Chespesi Opera ever given in New York.
General admission, 30 cents; reserved seats, II.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

CRESCENT CITY,
Captain ). Hdr-th,
VIII be despatched Saturday Nov 90 at o'clock r. ~,
from pier ~ North river
Freight received through rates for ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The UNITED STATES will succeed Mednesdny. Nov. "a
For freight passage having superior accommodations,
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TINE DEMofsELLE FRANCHISE DESIRE AZ PLACER
~ comma counrers dams uns fzmlr; sschant sirs les
robes ct eoudre Ia machine Adssss ~ New Boci
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AT TRENORS ACADEMY OF DANCING,
n Lyric Hall 72l TO 727 Sixth enua,
- New Glasses are formal every week.
SECOND sofREE DhSshNrE, Monday Evening" Nov. Il
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From pier 20 North river, at 70 o'clock noon.
Rates OF passage, payable In currency
Cabins to Liverpool GLASGOW Derry. 800 and S75
Excursion tickets good for twelve moHtha .sl61
Steerage to Glasgow Derry $50; ediate, $50.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, S}7.
Passengers booked and from Hamburg, Have, Roter
Sam, Antwerp, &C, Al very low rates.
Drafts Issued payable at bank in Great Britain and
ireland.
For further information apply The foot Of Dey
ytreet Gompanys No. Bowling Green, New
York. HENDERSON BROTHERS.