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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29

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Meier in Wsrrien islt auaiprenssn, i'd ituIrt
linn zoo Dollars, wprir sr msine Neten ,uruds
talte. B.nn eas G.rI6t niGt llat uns Sr.
Wfsin lt eomprc mitiirt iIslsn ipnts, 10 ,tasn,iH
ism es AasQs. wcraus Id seitSyi, W ittinfr Gu.
tur8 ansetsn. utbriStns trflire Id isne Nuss
lahuuS Iur stns 8 { stne 9lsG
So, iaul,s anr hale 5rn. MsYu 10 wenis
'raSsr Ste j,st st'ra. stiGulost. Ties qlf pro
quo taan anr lfins Srtla.aas Fansu;. innta in.a :
ahnimn,t;. tae isatr, 1.ra M.yr jtwa& spm iAss
eaSh'is 'aN Euro 0ifi0nsa ~ Serat&guMss
sensisi. IL, > NEG ! rs&t itare! tut mir lal !
Or. RltnettiI.b,9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29

ssruns srtuar ten; GusIuus bat ME elm itts fasts'
contingent ssteQt:: uni autralisa uns Canada
Ten StrUm ssr susiiittn Nusranssruas
con uniru 8afsn at, RE rsuti&s ausranssrans
saSsssn tOnssutrirt f4 aui rs Ser. Staatsn I'M
ins Dsutl9lans Ianu nod sisls RiQicusn b:Iusn
i&idsn, sbs flo pie 9idsn in itinsr St9HItsruas
iatlsar MAIDEN. Eise ftHt&s ginmanrsrsr iine
atsr ni&t Bios sin t6rpssltder 3utraas iunssrn
aud Elm ssiliser, tsi onft rs In rsnsrsr 3sit, mO
Di, auspan ND stunssluR fiji aud I'm s%.tilSstsr
@ttitlfanS ssItsns. nj a&t. IS Gisbe RE 6 tsns'
trait zines srrs.n SuItutsOltss wis tie gsuti6sr
fnr untsritdssn, penn man slaaten pirrs, raj
eisit NigiUnsn Gsutlhsn in tissm 9anr, 10 ned
Raum iar sisls NutiOn.n u. nur tDrpsrli6 tort
bsfsRsn. ibrs ssiiise GsiaIt atn-eas il ri
Natioaalitat lei sin.m gslt-uiisrsn tSantsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29
g . { Ct 6 8.

B&r Die 6Orissuas Der rsyaarsrnngen in nnr
uu, Ssrmann" muBte rise sESts auttltittn. I'll
mir wsrsr 3.t nra OsIsssnHsit 9atten, nsus Stc1s
~ lamm,ln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29

Gtarter Satat. Gra giltt iast in c-
usm ieiutr 8aIbiustsnsr Slisis az tas 9%'neinnat
Commercial:
,@n II lid Gin StnatH tstrinft, fann it Fer
staat. Ten n upsatntirt, mtsttt. Is 1T ftr
g taat, ter tttrun fen it,"
Ga,u tsmsrtt Der GltYslant glainrsaln:
n@snn rice N lhr il, rann laet Fa s~rysartsn,
Rap RE gtaiten 9litisau unr ::Suinsit n1dlt.ns
sintH glniau rpm G%auittwabuinu beiummtr
rsreen."
Garaui antwUrtsts BE rUrss 9ub" ron Gt-
trUit:
uTas bat irtals lsins Gtiatr. ttun Stuatcrtu
10 gut mic anssrs esuts. mullen id sus.t .in pau
Stunrem res 3rintsns sntballen. sts lie rn
Sauisrwa tnlm rsrfaGsu."
Gie Ssnatprsn, auI utIGs f4 ri.is @ints mi
rem 3annpiatI ~tc3istsn, Inr GtamGtr srn Ml6i
gan uue GATES rrn SQinUtc, t.rs radical un
Irgal ron S&sitsl tis CUR SObls. sic ulauis"
pie rie gurfentinrtr, sriasinsu rit in lebr itma
tsnssm 3ullnfs I'M Ssnst unp taten ltun met
ais Gins uttntbslts" 9tsse sstuIt:n. Gbanslsg i
jtrttmal trtratr1 wsnu tr cine Irrtrtrs sess
Gnslamr tdlt. gates III idcn oft auf isin Gin
MFR stnseidluEsa rurrsn unr bat rrbes Sauert,a,
tHsn mdisn. UNI f&a Dor Gem Sauisrwabnflr
iu i<:n. gisnamal bleitt Ct cine 3eitln
mid tern nns ta!t sann ittr %ialtunssssgs & emp.
snirGrsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29
VIM. Petsck,J
Maler l1rtb Sape3irer.

u S. Hotel, sci 5srrn aippiein, 5srnaun, @ee
GmrEsblt f6 REM ssetr ZEN 9utlitum scn Scr
mann UNI umasssnr iir ale in iein Jaa sia.
itlaasnssn @rttitsn untsr 3uiteHns prerpter
une tilliatr @srienuna. aat Arttn San Sauss.
une Stil, ermalsrei. yraiurn &c. rrrtsn spn lem
aui's iersia lisitt uni i'm mcstraiisn StYl aus-
ssilbrt. ~. H15 D.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29
9Narmmma.

Ersi 4rttn, IN 500. $50 uni $50. tatit ssSA
l QIisttr 1865. am IN mid Orr msint DrsW
,ablt&r. II, aus msinem Bsit a~tratb:n. SA
sstlars sitmit. tabs 9lanans Hssae swtltfa uais
liGtn yuptnh an ride Sisisa bot une i'd Ger al
kiniss .9,3tnteniafr Teri. lien bin, warnt esstas'
Atetn.. nd samit ia b~efaltn, % ~pieislssn a~n,t,iitt
wtrrin. Wsnn fe Fem rettmlBlsen GtamtSimet
Nit ,urad3 tnsQt wsrssM -.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29

Sn Gtt'a3o it cine aG'tiRerptOtesrspFie" sr,
eH"'t "sFFtn unit matt s~Iinjsnp. @'itafts; ais
Seet'OroP9isn Fer ugsiitsr" icQsn ittr gut lett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29

Gtns N~artttrau 3u earis. r.l6,
,srss UlsiBss unn itr.r GbrIiGteit tulssr s,tanut
H. Sa' 'tns ldSms 2U6t'r, aui vsI4s he Ru,tsr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29

R- Stniss rpsrttoOle u brsn unh sn Glas'
i&nsir' Claimant fnp biais gu psrtaufsn. SO :
IA aui Get Sifes sitss Slattss 81 sriatuu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29
BiQi1 3u p%erfQufen:

156 adsr sutts eans. Sisr We,lsn idclib ron
@crriioa Citation. amt benz eanes tsfrpst FG
Gin 6ramss uaD elm 9cs6aus, Stanuns, 8aut-
bans. SGsune uni ale ~nTtbisen 8etsnsstdurt,
nttit sinsn junssn StfsArtem 4 ano Sat itbr quite
eassn iGr Nsintau. Rabsres Il! gu erirassn ti
Gbat. y. SttRtens an Srt unc Stsae,
sfer lei
SOisYt8t6isr
In 3srmana, Rs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29

&te GramtMattsit mitper Nabe!
sssatlt pirO. Die 3euiasiil uSsartt anp Some"
iast rasItsr ipIJsnrs6: Cur iGwtre 1u4bsintI,i-
Ger s%silttsrt, ~8sti9tit uHr isrti9 esma6t. 1874
Gents sin Yaar. Eur leinUIe Slide nit frd
Sal trn uno icGs &nrplrGsru 81 ras Gussnr bis
81 ,0S. Sir S.mtsu rslts Cute, 81 so ras Eus-
tub. Sur 9smIm tt.ttr Cute (im gin,slssrIau
gu 50 aEstlee) 20 Gsnts las Grsenc. SIR
fsint Gluntuetmtm NIT Sruttapps, nmasltlaSs-
nsn Sra gen, Nanlt,tten &c. + Gents sas StId
Gur tlaut Stntum;ea (9umpsrs) nit lanSen
asrmtln sne i. |. 80 Gt:. !as 9ugtrp.-AuBsr-
ssm rirs rru ten 9iatsIinnsh csrlanst. wsni8lt'nS
in si:l.n Glusn, rnp 9trde III StlrIwair an3:s
ieu6trt unp ~sepllltst WuG.E Ueie Grtyars, at!un9
uup tsin lulter Nrd mir ons,npminrn, wenn CT
ni&t sI1n,t unr 9latt 1T. Gtns atBtmupsts Jrau
bs,suS! RAP is imsi lueenr Isiusns 9tds mi
elmer gtbuIiin sulammtu IN rirr 3aSen unp De
Nadtsn (laIb ru1Gssattit) gum 9rsis ron an
rrtbalb 3rlars stlieist tats. Seirs Arbtiter'
iunsu warsn 0ittwsn unr raRtt.p @ott, nod cir.
i.n slsuesn gsroisnf 81 tats". ga. gisls iSnntr
itltt IN lVlGsm 9rsit nitt sinrHal Albeit tstVm
men.
llnf loitr grIut. muSm snitt an ,Lrlihs e.
ftiBiSsn Arbsitsrilnrn in sinem v&iil!tttn" gu,
Be, NO aas SoLnta.t ryn rru Sanssln stfrsei9
wirp. fas rene grttts s4 Zen ntdt tinalll al.
Spsrlir3 rom Tats iattn fam, ND raB res
S6ien, Ter "a rltitt, tat Naul nitt n%sstunrs
iOu !-gesu fas le 3trilIiatsjt nitt in Strru
trtaSt, mas iraf ned!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29
Sic pit amf9ttpDrieue Tra9e, mis IS

Sic DIT amf9etpDrieue Trases mi' Is
tumm., taB III sinem { anrs, ras 10 anBsrorssnt-
LID Yitl. esstnat.ruis nnp &sss %rarEists. lid MD
nur ,u rruabrsn, iunesIn Is aud ,u 0Stlitann
su triussn. rod 10 istr StsIt mad @sm!srn fret
ten, sit itntn nur sins nittsis ts3atlts rnO pre-
fare Qritens ssndtrtsn tsantwcttet rsr ~9stfrOus
0altinst,asr 6 rrrsiprnlsnt Ter pSu. Staotassit-
ans) NIT Dem SaBs: 0sil gu tsintm 2srtnstsru.
i untsr Zen tuur srltaui tnrm i'll unersr Geitu-
l4ait msniSsr &iftn, s%stiuGns S,iattuns, Elsi'
nsre M,tteI unr wsniler 6 ~;arat!fl eric.roII& lInt
ais ,u fsm zines Veam!sn tr Gsr. Siaattn,
Gis ~rrinssure em1istluus cints GeMBrsgmit5Iis,
sts 1T mstr w.rlt, ais tas g9iNtn sints %9umtcIr
nr Gturatter sint1 Ga!O, RE 81tist;jtu cine!
4tsr. 6aE,tltrn uUr tie i~rr6'1.ti9 un' nit rfs<
mm @tiIs 9NammsIis Gralruns eins0 lau9sl
9steRs!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29

'Scnf: ':." 81
A'astSan.u mil Sted ane Satnl :
Scnatt tssan Ter 1rr Gsneasst.
SrinSt Gu8 rem 8sistl hers 81, ~
Cas Scr ivast cbus S6umtae s.s.
Dor tinr Gtrsa. ptm gqair. srii&tiasn.
Ger Strrennert Gu& sann ittr,
Tie 4slsn tummtn bintytsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29
aene @uxeigeu,

(6ar Morrtien U. hmsesene.)
Aae DideniSsn, 10 mir nod fur agii&t Ditua
etitanstn ane @teisamtnts i&usseu. sriu&e 10
um tAlatss 3aflsas.. - 9trmana, @atlSs9.R
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29

G.I snsuIia in 9aYre Elm OuBtnr
Stuecnten, tatilS G%tiistt;n, an, Worssn pUm Safe
in aussda1snltsr B'Eblihttit leImtstrtsn, bs9esne'
ten itpen tt,t ara.s Trdu nit sirtm tlahsu &inse
aui lem arms, Gin Oil: set tltfRen Gltnrt. &aum'
bate Ee ibrc @itts III, stn aIlmplsn au6esiproten
ais cine ser glatfsH, en nistliats ,Gc'nm iehsu
raid lem itr Sundtt Z temcn ,9ierrct (5answmh
ZEN Sut ppm Gepis nASht Mns titt:no son einsm
,ua, ! msrsn itrT ~lultiJiu 8r9Ieiter wanrrrt'.
Gie Gelt Ruds feisn rsitlit tn em imprpsiitrs
tn $lmrisutl lttr. I15 juugs @l0t den itutlslts
rae W.lU III ibt SrhgtEtaitsntuA unr mar stsn I'm
8sDrii, ss lsr 81 2~ss0ntu 8~eralrtn arnttn Srau
,u reitsn, all iii unpsti len S sine Naats raJwi,
lten srauslt me llr tas sud- sntriS. Gin S6rri
pes S6grdenl enrutr &len. I'M Stu pttr Bate
Ger tubne Tluttr iein 5alttntuh terrsr9etplt nne
elm 1O0Jranes,S ltt tslaus9enpmnsH, TT wiG,ltt
Gle slngriamm,lts n 4,WnSsR hlntin ung rei6ts Is
Ter Sst!Isrin, tas Sg.gtntua res 9lr ienm aE &sns
ra9essn IaIift; n lrrs'em gu lanlInen un9 te9ielt
6 ale ~slaesnttn al sis lHaLt SlmMleriu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-29
ni&t wsnis Rcli uari Eisiltt Sei&lrans pls
lid uue ptne llrla De ave eeua 6auje, unp aIe Bes

niat w.nis Fol; uari Eistlts Ssri&rans Pls
lid uns pbns r1ia6s axs ssm 5aut, uns aus 9ss
nipunssn Der SHUTTER, sisfslss auisuFnbsn srarsn
: iniss Sage ssrsstli&, tb IT, bic SHUTTER iu'
Fdais auf sintm FER 9auissarts tessSnsts. Sis
par pra6tDua III benz StYt Der DENT Menss" Sc
itsirst unc hing an rsm @rnst eints 81 users
Die SHUTTER surrs pom 3srne itsrpaltiSt uns fts
Fsl trie sin. Spdne itsr ZEN Stnstr te.. l6lHS
i'm nisrsr, tsurtcitste isine Trass nit itrsn 6autsn
unp Naseln, rb itm ric 5aars aus &c. Ills lsin
Gtidrsi Gle Yoti,si tsyssi traats, w:lts itn III
eirsm srtirm Iiasn 3alsnss cen 5sassn De-
0uttsnrsn .ntriy. Die @lu,tr Iitl raH, iibt'
ais 5catsr Gtg uur RIP itr Pen iaOn.n gas aal
BE f&pneu 8leilsr ~f.senWsie scm Gsiss. IaBts F'
pann teim Grnts unp iutrte le baum mad 5aule.
Die Y0li,et Nsissrts ia. weitsr sinsul4reitsn. @n
nat(sn @urstn sritisn RE 3rdtsr ,pisrsr mi
ibysr Muttsr aui stm Mnttt in ierea serItnIi6s
&leissrn uns Ealf itr ssirn Satauie Der Gsm tie
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05
Sfraps


Under this head we shall hereafter give small
batch of items of news, etc. from the
up to the hour of going to press.l rq
-Virginiais full of highwaymen.
----One of "Washington's Headquarters, -
that at Rocky Hill, N. j., has been sold to
a Mr.. Hill. 1 1L5 2
Brick Pomeroy asks, feeling, "Are we
asses |" His biographer, Mrs. Tucker, an
swers the question. She says she has
long ears, the true Democratic characteris-
tic" 49,.
The Cuban war has sent sugar up,
the Chinese war raised the price of tea
Cotton increased in value from our own re-
bellion. An exchange consoles its readers
by predicting that at least milk is proof
against such influences. q
Miss Susan B. Anthony lost 800
when starting from the Villas House, Madi.
son, Wis, the sum paid her by the agent
of the party with view to the defraying
of their expenses. .
Two of Andrew Johnson's boxes have
reached Louisville, en- route to Huntingdon
Tennessee. Il
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05
Disastrous Fire in Arena.

On Sunday morning last, about 7 o.
clock, volumes of smoke were seen issuing
from the tailor shop occupied by H.. H.
Wilkerson. The smoke and fame issued
SO rapidly that nothing could be saved
from it. The billiard room adjoining,
owned by Nathan Hodgson, caught next,
and he was only able to save his furniture
and billiard table. Our citizens turned
out promptly and worked faithfully to
save the adjoining property. The flames
spread to Pat Smiths saloon, and in few
hours the three buildings were burned
completely to the ground. Mr.. Smith
was able to save but small portion OF
his furniture. His stock of liquors, books,
valuable papers and money was totally
destroyed, the family barely escaping with
their lives. The Wisconsin House, oc-
cupied by Mr.. Kirby, was seriously threat
ened, and at one time it was thought it
would have to 60 also; but its being built
of brick, and the citizens working heroi-
cally throwing water on the roof and sides
saved it. Morris & jones' store, to the
east of the burning buildings, was sup
posed would be burned next. The goods
were all removed to the street. Goods
were also removed from the harness shop
occupied by VIM. Meffert, and F. L. s.
Ansdell's store. The roof of Mr. Ansdell's
kitchen was OH fire at one time from the
burning cinders, but was soon put out
Had there been high wind nothing could
have saved the whole business portion
of the main street from being burned TO
the ground. aH 'iu
On the tailor shop and stock of goods
there was no insurance. On the billiard
saloon, there is an insurance Of about
$1,000 in the Home Insurance Company,
of New Haven, Conn. On the saloon
owned by Patrick Smith there is an insu-
rance of about $500 in the =" Home" of
New York. Mr.. Smith has set workmen
to clear away the rubbish, and intends to
build larger and finer building, one that
will be an ornament to the village.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from a box Of ashes. GEORGE.
.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05

Har The proceedings at the Literary
Association last meeting were very inter-
esting, and worthy of being reported at
length. Mr.. Owens, Mrs. Ranger, and
Miss Annie Kane argued in favor Of the
extension of the right of suffrage to wo-
men, and Capt. Whitman and Mr.. G. w.
Lewis against it. We have not made a
practice of putting the speakers on either
side of any question during the winter !;
but we depart from our usual course to
say that the written remarks of Mrs. Ran
ger were concise, eloquent, and really
able and convincing argument. We would
be glad of the privilege of laying them be-
fore our readers, If our limited space would
permit. miss Kane's argument was also
extremely we'll arranged and we have sell
dom heard or read better one. Who
says the ladies of Dodgevlle cannot speak
for themselves ?......The committee Justly
decided that the weight of argument was
for the affirmative. Something was said
about right of appeal to the house, but
no one seriously thought of doing so-a
dry joke only this, and nothing more.
......Miss Kate Cornelius gave a good reci-
tatlon In very acceptable manner. The
question for next meeting is
Resotrsd, That nature is sufficient to teach man a
correct knowledge of the Deity. :.
Affirmative-Wm Hendv.
Negative-Philip Eden.
Select Reading-Mrs. Ranger.
The attendance, we must not omit to
say, was larger than at any former meet
ing. A good question draws good house.
This was the second time this season that
the woman suffrage matter has been over
the Goals, and it would draw a good crowd
again.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05
Real Estate Sales in Iowa County
REPORTED By Q. ?. ASHLEY, REGISTER OF DEEDS.

a arJ FEBRUARY 18th. sos
Edwd Chappell to Stephen POlkinghorn 20 acres OF
Section "a Township Range 3, Dodgeville, 500.
~ FEB 18th,
r. James to Jane James und u OF 10 acres IN Sec
Is, I g. r 2 Dodgevillc $780, ie
John III Noble ct al to Perry Davis $50 acres in Sec
IS, IA R4, WaIdwick, $40S5 IL. e.
Sam'I Reed to James Jewell 80 acres in IL, I Z,
g. Wyoming, $1,000.
FEB 10Th.
Andrew woodhouse to Robt J. Jones 40 acres in S
IA, 6, r 5, Ridgeway, 500.
John p Williams to Thomas o Owens 40 acres in s
Is, g. r 8, Dodgevle, $500:
Henry Mccartney to J. Chester Foot $50 acres in S
16, II, K 8, Wyoming, $780, Sore
Us Fer Goth. st f-aIa
R. p Jones to John r. Davis, IS feet front on Iowa
Street running back Montgomery Street in jenkins
Ad to Dodgeville S70O
% FEB. 22d. -f
OrviIe Strong ct al to Geo Fuller so acres in Sec
s, T s. r 5, Ridgeway, 5000
Francis Vivian to Joseph Ellery u Lot l04 Vlet's
Sur Mineral Point, $500.
Henry PIowman to Joseph Gundry lots in blk is,
Strong's Ad Mineral Point, $l40O.
VIM r. Deyoe to Stephen NJ. Deyoe 40 acres in Sec
is, IT. X g. Dodgeville, $780,
FEB 25th,
Philip Bettenger John Schrader 20 acres of rac.
lot of Sec 7. T s. 2, Pulaski, Sl65.
Philip Bettenger Valentine Gottscha 80 acres in
Sec 49, TS X 2, Pulaski, $3.50.
Joseph Pearce to Francis Vivian lot so by las feet
in Village of Dodgeville $500
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05

On Sabbath afternoon Rev. s.
Hutchinson, who was slave for twenty
one years, but now pastor Of the Freed
mans Union Church in Fond du Lac
preached in the NJ. E. Church to crowded
house: Text =" Whatsoever We wouli
that men should do unto you, do we ever
so unto them" During his prayer hi
pleaded fervently for old Andy, asking the
Lord to have mercy upon him, for /" We
believe that he is in the gall of bitterness
and the bonds of iniquity, and sinner on
the road to he'll" A collection was taken
up, realizing the sum of S22.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. We are panied to
hear that James Cox, Jr., young man
living in the town of Wyoming, some
ten miles north of this place, cut his foot
very badly on Tuesday last, making cash
FIVE inches long. and nearly through his
foot, causing him to faint several times be-
fore he could be got to the house. Dr..
Smith sewed it up, and the boy is doing
well. s1tt 1897
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05


LILIES SAFEs.---We have been Shown
by Mr.. George Thrall, one Of Lille Pat
ent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. 1t ap-
pears to be complete in every particular,
it is conveniently arranged inside, has an
inner safe or iron money drawer, is so ar
ranged that no amount Of heat will burn
the contents, and the safe is so made with
cross bars of steel that it is entirely bur-
glar proof. But the glory. of the whole
invention is the patent lock which no other
safe has 1t is so contrved that it is capa.
BILE of over 800 combinations. There is
no key to be carried around to be lost or
stolen, or key hole in which to put powder
to blow the safe open, and a burglar trying
to open it and not knowing the combina-
ton on which it was set, might try 999
different ways and then fail, notwi:hstand-
ing he knew as much about the make of
the safe as its inventor Mr.. Thrall is
agent for this safe. and is selling them in
and around Dodgeville cf c
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
TUESDAY, March 2d-8 A. \

pESDAi3 AsAoi Cn GU n. n
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all the Supervisors present.
Proceeded to complete and sign papers
relative to the alteration and disseminating
of highway in the towns of Pulaski and
Highland. And, at 10 A. NJ, on motion
of Mr.. Campbell, board adjourned to the
County Farm.
The said farm, and stock thereon, the
buildings and fixtures were thoroughly ex-
amined and found to be in satisfactory
condition.
At o'clock P. M. board re-assembled
at their office.
On motion of Mr.. Snow, the sum Of
$26.40 was allowed to Fl Kudera for re.
fund on note-S15.40 thereof to be drawn
from the general fund, and the remainder
from the poor fund.
AT 6 P. NJ, on motion of Mr.. Campbell
adjourned until A. NJ. tomorrow.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

l O'CLOCK p. M.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all the Supervisors present
The motion of Mr.. Campbell, deferred
at January session, relative to letting the
county printing by contract to the lowest
bidder, was brough: up.
On motion of Mr.. Snow, action thereon
was postponed until the next session in
May.
On motion of Mr. Snow, board adjourn.
ed sine die. ORyILLE STRONG, Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05

PERSONAL. - General and Mrs. Tom
Thumb, Commodore Mutt and Miss. Min
ME Warren passed through here on Tues
day evening en-route to Minnesota, ola
Prairie du Chen. The manager said he
would have exhibited in this place, but
they told him at the Point that there was
mo hall large enough for his purpose in
Dodgeville." Pity about that. r.
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eW- Thrall & Son have just received a
splendid assortment of oak harness leath-
er from south Ohio, which they offer at
great bargains. Harness makers are cor
daily invited to call and examine our
stock before ordering elsewhere. We sell
by the side, or roll, to suit purchasers. [2t
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MERRY's MUsEUM.-The March number
of this favorite magazine for young people
is received. The publisher will send spec
linen numbers, with premium list, free, to
any one wishing to examine this magazine.
Address, Horace B. Fuller, IA, Bromfield
Straet RostOn
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M A II II i e ID !,

McKEEBY-AN SDELL.-In Arena on the 18th inst,
at the residence of f. T. s. Ansdell Esq, by Rev. A.
A. Overton, DIR. G. E. McKEEBY of Lodi to Miss
CARRIE NJ. ANsDElL of Arena
The happy couple after distributing the cake
amongst their personal friends not forgetting
GEORGE" started on tour. They have our best
wishes for their future welfare and happiness.
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CANDIDATE for COUNTY JUDGE.

We care authorized to announce that at tho urgent
request of many citizens. CAPTAIN WILLIAM " IT.
HAM has consented to be Candidate for Judge OF
Probate for Iowa County at the ensuing April election
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05

wThe Town Clerk requests US to in
form the people of Dodgeville that the
Town Board will meet at the Clerks Office,
in Dodeeville, on Friday, April I'd, instead
OF as usual on the first Monday in the
month
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Stock on Iowa County Farm this date.

On motion of Mr.. Snow, Thomas
Thomas was continued in charge of the
Poor Farm for one year subject to the
conditions of last ears contract, all the
Supervisors voting therefor. @
On motion of Mr.. Campbell, the sum of
$40 month was allowed to Amelia j.
Brown, an invalid pauper of the town of
Highland. o
On motion, board adjourned until I o.
clock p, NJ.
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n. w. AVERILL,

professional and Surgical Dentist, has per-
manen.ly located in Mineral pint, and may
be found during business hours at his Office over
Hocking's Hardware store in Curry's Block, on High
Street. Particular attention given to the preserva-
ton Of partially decayed teeth. Teeth filled with
geld or other filings and teeth inserted on all known
bases-litf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05

WHAT 1T Cosrs.--A newspaper at $l.5O
year is l2i cents a month"; cents a
week. Never imagine that you cant
afford" your county papers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05

BG~We expect to publish Gen. Grants
inaugural address in our next issue. Elk
ira copies will be printed-price 5 cents.
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OrYIcE OF THE Co. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Dodgeville Wis, March l, 1862
The Board of Supervisors met pursuant
to adjournment.
Present.. w. Rewey, chairman, Fl.
c. Snow, Archibald Campbell, Supervisors.
Called to order by the chairman. The
minutes of the last regular and special
session were read and approved.
The clerk laid before the board the
schedule of bills for action this session,
amounting to $662.3S.
On motion of Mr.. Snow, Ernest Bud
long was indentured to James James, OF
Linden, all the Supervisors voting there
for. @
On motion of Mr. Campbell, the sum OF
$50 was allowed to Ole Hanson, of Ridge
way, for pauper expenses.
The board then proceeded to settle
ment with Thomas Thomas, overseer OF
the Iowa County Poor Farm, and the fol-
lowing reports from him were received,
and, on motion of Mr.. Snow, allowed, VIZ: