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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

e@@ The agent of the Babcock Fire Ex-
tinguisher, gave our citizens an exhibition
on Wednesday evening, by setting on fire
a pile of dry goods boxes, and after throw
ing kerosene on them and getting them
well on fire, he took his extinguisher and
put the fire entirely out in between two and
three minutes. Our village Board should
purchase number of these eXtinguishers,
and have them stationed in convenient
places in the village.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11
Albany Law Journal.

We have receiv ed Vol !, No. ?, of the Albany Laao
Journal a royal octave double column, weekly pub
LEGATION of "A pages, by Isaac Grant Thompson,
Managing Editor which contains large fund of
useful and Indispensable information to the lawyer
and all others whose business it is to interpret
administer the law.
From the contents of the number before US,
ready to pronounce it, in its general plan and subject
matter among the very best of its contemporaries.
The number treats of Z" Law and Lawyers in Liter
AZURE - Law of Arrest without Warrants" On the
Study of Farensic Eloquence y "The Law of Review
in Criminal Cases y "Current Topics Occasional
Notes; !" "Court of Appeals Abstracts" Digest of
American Decisions" &C.
1t has promised to give syllabus of the decisions
of the Courts of the State of New York, and other
states as soon as they are rendered by which
theywi be received many months before their regular
publication. which alone is worth to the practcing
lawyer many times more than the whole publication
costs TERMS: IS per annum. WEED, PARSONS &
Co., Albany, N. Y.
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disadvantages. We need sidewalks, and
the lumber merchants Of this village are
prepared to supply every demand, both
for that purpose and for every purpose in
which lumber is needed. Geo. Parr is
doing a fine business, and having two
yards, one at this place, and one at Mus
coda. he does twice the business of any
other dealer in these parts.
Rev. J. C. Brainerd. is engaged in
holding protracted meetings at this place
every meeting thus far has been well at
tended, and has not been without good re-
suits. Rev. Mr.. Irish, from Spring
Green, preached here on Sabbath morning;
his effort was an able one. CITIZEN.
Ayoca, Feb. s, 1870.
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Ayoca, Feb. s, 1870.

ag- It. is admitted by all who have
taken pains to examine the work turned
out by Shepard & Brush, marble workers,
at Mineral Point, that It is equal to that of
any establishment in the West. They
always use the best stock, are excellent
practical workmen, and viii furnish monu-
ments, slabs, mantle pieces, table tops, &c,
as cheap as can be had anywhere west of
the Alleghanies.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

s9a~ The Wisconsin River and The peo-
pie of Portage City, are having little dis
pute as to the future course of that river.
1t appears the river is getting tired OF
emptying into the Mississippi, and is
making an effort to desolve its banks
and consolidate with the Fox river and
empty into Green Bay.
If the river is persevering, and the
citizens of Portage indifferent, this pro
gramme can easily be carried out; for il
is known that the Fox river is only abou
a mile and half distant from the Wis
consin, and is some eight feet lower.
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Literary Notices.
Tha Amerioan Odd Fellow

For February contains contributions from England,
Germany, Saxony, Australia. New Zealand, Ontario,
and all parts of the Union Conscience Money con-
tnuation of the remarkable original serial Interest
ing Statements Scientific and Curious Facts; A
Queer Story "reminiscences of the Order; Odd
Fellows Hail. Philadelphia Gllustrated); Ladies' De-
partment Poetry; Miscellany and other attractions
too numerous to mention. Published by John W.
Orr, No. 90 Nassau St., New York. $l.25 per vol.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

sB- Should any of our village subscr
bers fail to receive their paper by the car.
rer, either this week or at any other time,
they will please report the fA1t at the office,
and we will see that the like is not too
often repeated
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To-Day's Adv ertisements

Farm for sale-w. s. Booth, Avoca, Wis,
Wisconsin House-Conroad ZinsZ, Avoca, Wis.
Taken mp Bay mare-Wm. +. CURLY, Avoca, Wis.
Lumber. George parr Ayoca and Muscoda
Drawing of characterization Kessler, Clerk, Dodge
lille, Wis.
House and Lot for sale--Henry Sims, Dodgeville.
Homepathist-Dr. G. Pond, Arena. Wis.
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BG~ Gov Fairchild has just returned
from Washington, and reports favorable
prospect in Congress Of aid in the improve
men of the Wisconsin and Fox rivers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

sW On Monday night last week the ex-
press safe in the store of the agent at
Darlington, Mr.. F. W. Smith, was robbed
of packages containing nearly $4,000.
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ATOC1.

EDITOR CHRoNIcLE.-At the regular
meeting of the Star of Hope" Lodge, of
this place, the following officers were in
stalled:
W. c. T.-Bro. r. L. Booth,
W. v. T.-Sister Mary Booth,
W. r. S.-Sister Lizzie Aldred.
W. 4. S.-Bro +. A. Hampton,
w. T.-Bro. Thos. Ray,
W. M.-Bro. Joseph Richison.
w. A. Mister Jennie Sherman,
W. C-Bro. DAME! Cowell,
w. G-Sister Eliza E Johns
w. S'-Bro. T. Harris,
H. S-Sister A. r. Dimock,
L. H. S.-Sister c. Daggett,
Organist-Sister Ella A. Lucus.
The lodge now numbers over one hun
dred, we are and have been doing a good
work, bat hope to do much more good.
Coon TEMPLAR.
"A bill has been introduced into our
Legislature, and I am informed has.
through the exertions of our townsman,
Hon. H. G. Barnard, passed. Incorporating
this village. 1t is opposed by few who
fear the increase of taxation, but We are
generally of the opinion that the advan-
tages derived from it will be more than the
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ARENA, Wis.,, February 10, 1870.
To- 09f's advertisements.

THOR SALE THE UNDERSIGNED
II wishes to sell his farm; it consists OF lao acres
- of the best land in the town of Pulaski; 80
acres under cultivation; rs acres of bottom land !;
good frame house and barn. The farm is well wa
tered and plenty of good timber, and ia situated
miles south Of Avoca on he main road to Mineral
Point or Dodgevle. Come and see it if you want
good farm and have got the money. If applied for
soon it will be sold cheap. W. 5. BOOTH.
Avoca Feb. 3 1S70.-22tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

eEy The Boscobel Journals out strong
" urging the adoption of a law compelling
parents to send their children to school,
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TN PROB E--lOWA COUNTY


1 Court. In the matter of the estate OF Alexan-
- der Burnns, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Julia Burnes
OF Iowa county, setting forth the amount of person.
al property that has come her hands, and the dis
position thereof, the amount OF debts outstanding
against said deceased and praying that license be TO
her granted sell part OF the real estate whereof
said deceased died SEIZED for the purpose of paying
said debts aud the charges of adm nstratiGn, and
it appearing by said petition, that there is not su-
cent personal estate in the hands of said admin stra
trx to pay said debts and that it is necessary in or
der pay the to sell part of said real estate
is ordered that all interested in said es-
tate appear before the Judge of this Court, on the
first Monday of March, A. ~ 1870 at the court house
ia the village of Dodgevle then and there to show
cause, if any there be, why license should not ne
granted 10 said admin stratix to sell said real estate
according to the prayer of said petition Aud 1t is
further ordered, that copy Of this order shall be
unfinished for four successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing in tbe DoDGEyILLE CHRONICLE, weekly
newspaper circulated in said county.
ROBERT WILSON
County Judge.
Dated this cath day of January, n, D. .lsIo--2lw4o
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BENNETT the town of Linden, February 4th,
1870 Grace. wife of W. j. Bennett, aged &c years.
IyFY.-In Mineral Point, on the 9th inst. Bonnie
son of Thomas an Elizabeth j. Ivey, aged sbo ut
years.
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M A R r L H ID !,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wingville, Jan. 2sth
1870 nv Thomas Laird, Esq, Mr. Oscar Kirkpatrick
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Speeches were made appropriate to the
occasion by the young members of the
Temple, and others, and very agreeable
meeting was had, enlivened BY the singing.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

~ On Wednesday eve., Feb. Cd, the
following officers were installed, in Even
ing Star" Lodge, No. 81, 10. Of G T., Of
the town Of DOdgevlle
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

TTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-THE
n undersigned is DESTROYS of selling his house and
- lot situated in Lanes Addition to the village
of Dodgeville on the corner OF Fountain and Level
streets The House is a frame house, Gothic
style. There are five and large pantry down
stairs; three good bedrooms up stairs The lot is
IL acres of land There is good cistern the
place. For further particulars apply at the Chronicle
Office or on the premises of
REV. DAVID J. LEWIS.
Dodgevlle Dec. Is, 1863. 14-3m
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TARM FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID
- Far,n, situated nine miles north of Dodgeville,
- consisting of 14O acres of land with road run
ming through it. About so acres under cutiva-
ton and 100 acres under fence. Good, thrifty or
chard in bearing condition. The Farm is well wat
cred by springs 20 acres of timothy and clover, and
the best timber in the county. There good house,
with eleven rooms, ci4tern, cellar granary, &C. The
Farm would be sold cherp. 500 $500 would be
taken in cattle Terms: Half cash, balance time.
Also have leo acres of fine Timber Land which
will sell cheap will sell the timber it stands
in pieces af from one to five acres, would sell the
timber and land together in tracts of forty more
acres
Also: DRY CORD WOOD and FENCE POSTS for
sale at all times.
For further particulars apply on the premises to
ISAAC H. FAM,
Or TO WI. WRIGGLESWORTII,
S-rfn Chronicle Office.
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MASONIC.

DoDGEyILLE LODGE, Nc. 1l9 f. A. M. hold
~ their Regular Communications on the lst and
I'D Fridays of each month.
DAVID u. DAVIS, WIN.
CHARLES BISHOP, Secy.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11
T O. O. II.

UNODGEvILL LODGE, No. III, meets in Odd Fell
- lows Hall, first building south of Court House,
every Saturday at "a O'Clock. Members visiting the
village are invited to attend va
O. p. ASHLEY, n. G.
w. j. PafDExJz, Secretary.
IOWA ENCAMPMENT, No. q, |. Q. %. F,]meets in
4 Odd Fellows Hail. first building south Of the
Court House every I'd 4tb Tuesday evening ofeach
month"; o. p. ASHLEY, U. Z.
RR EVANS Scribe.
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GERS, on SATURDAY evening, last:
W. c. T-Edward j. Robinson,
w. V. T.-Sister Lizzie Souden,
w. II. S.-James Hoskins, ras-r
WE. S.-Bennie Hoskins.
W. T.-Sister Sarah Granville,
W. C-John Trezona,
w. M.-Marsha Sands
W. G.-Sister Annie Evans,
W.S.-Alexander Thomas,
r. I'll. S.-Sister Emma Rohr,
!. l.. Ii. S.-Sister Laura Robinson,
w. "A. S--Sster Eliza j. Webster,
w. A. M.-Sister Lizzie j. Richard,
Organist.-Sistar LaYina Owens.
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WISCONSIN HOUSE,

rvIGHLAND, WISCONSIN. L have now fur
nished this hotel in good style, and shall en-
deayor 10 make il a irstclass house. The best at
tention given TO plenty Of good stable room,
buggy aud wagon sheds &c. have always on hand
q good stock Of pure Wines and Liquors.
Univ D 1s69-42m6 JOHN. SAAR. I
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DODGEVILLE HOTEL,

NEAIN STREET, D0DGEyILLE WISCONSIN.
lN This is a large, and commodious house.
opened the 4th of July, 1868. 1t is fitted up IN
good STYLE and suppl cd with every modern convent
a nee. Good stabling aud Lookup Carriage Honses,
and every accommodation for Travellers and Boarders
Having lately purchased good hack, he is prepared
to carry persons any part of the county. He has
always IN stock, Pnre Wines and Liquors of the best
qua Iiy Terms reasonable.
RICHARD ROGERS, Proprietor.
@s5- The Proprietor has l60 acres of good timber
land for sale. u3otf :
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COBB g. LIKENS

ATTORN EYS AT LAW w. .
MINERAL POINT, WIS,
General Cobb will attend each regular term of
Court at Dodseville.
Office in LenaAems mew block, High Street. 15-tf
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TEY SON DAVID, AGED NINETEEN
5ssa years, having left my house-his home
-&s4a without just cause, provocation or consent,
notice is hereby given that all persons forbidden
to haIbor him, or give him credit my account,
will pay no debts of his contracting after this date
EDWARD DAVIS.
Highland, February 1, 1s7o.-2Ev4*n
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SELLING CUT!
Stores, H0rdtcds'e, Tj1saC0re.

Wishing TO make change in my business, now
offer my stock of Stoves Tnware Hardware, &C. at
greatly reduced prices for the next two weeks
some things below cost, Call early.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me
will please call and settle immediately.
W. S. BOVINE.
Dodgeyi!le, Nov. s, 1862 not
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

w The members Of the Pride of the
West, Cold Water Temple" of this vii
lage, publicly installed the following Off
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EDWARD CRONIN, A. M, NJ. |

TDWARD CRONIN, A. NJ, NJ. d.,
n. Graduate of the University Of Penusy ivana
- in Glass of 1912. aud jefferson College in Glass
of 1874 Student ofte late Prof John X MITCHELL OF
Phil After rs years of practice he feels competent
to attend to all that may come under his care
an Mineral Point and vicinity. He would inform the
public that he he's permanently located in that city,
Office at his residence behind the Uaited HOTEL
rst above Col. Jones residence. v6:ltf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.
p0DGEyILLE, WIS.
Collects back pay for discharged Soldiers, Bounty
None, and back pay heirs of deceased Soldiers.
Pension certificates procured Bounty claims settled
at prices established by Law.
nlssM SAMUEL w. REESE. Atty
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w. c. T.--Bro. Geo. T. Shields,
W. V. t. Sister Carrie Dickinson,
W r. S.-Sister Eliza L. Crook,
W. +. S.-Bro. Otis c Shields,
w. T-Sister Mary j. Shields,
W. Miro jos. Shields,
w. C.-Bro. Joseph Pcnberthy,
W. G.-Sister Mary Penberthy,
w. S.-Bro Frank J. williams,
p w. G. T.-Rro. Thomas Crock,
l. D.-Bro. John Crook.
CDnnyy d
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AVOCA HOUSE.

OPPOSITE THE RAILR0 AID DEPoT-Just OPEN
~ ed by p. j. McGraw. This house has been lifted
up in the latest style, with every accommodation
or travellers or boarders, by the day week. Also
he beet accommoda lions foe teams.-4u
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

~YoTARY PUBLIC & CoNyEYANCER, REAL
~ Estate, Claim, and Insurance Agent.
gsy- Particular attention given to Probate bust
ness Office In Court House Dodgeyille, Wis.-o3if.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-02-11

DIAM AND FANCY PRINTING
Of all kinds, neatly done et
= TINS OFFICE.
, 1870-08-05

FR0x COMMERCIAL STANDPOINT.
Commercially speaking, the Police Courts ayc
4tagnant, and business rules iul and nat Mur-
ticrcts are Inactive, thieves unsettled and irTesu-
lar, a1unlntds buoJant and steadY, and shade
drmeF. ami dtsorseri3es remarkably quiet Taking
INTO consideration the excessive supply Of mur-
dtre1s In New York, the market heru Is poorly
eney. Among the Touga native stock Trans
sctions are few, M Man5 OF the boliest
sre away in the country, where tue demand Is
stronger; The thief supply Is short IN coupart-
tor. That commodity Is nlxays sufficiently
ABUNDANT to meet the wants Of tue public, 90 the
market remalns nncnanGcd- Choice qualities Of
nsuntards continue short, though the lower
grades are still reInnntratve 10 the city Owing
70 the 1ne weather and the moonlight, tho ctup nf
iootlads and nocturnal marAuders is small. aatl
that staple has = DOWNWARD tenteney- Taese
general quotations will be horne utby tue follow
leg record Of transactions which took place yes
:s1da5:
Andrew Benson Was nut 1neI on a charge Of
stealing dog, because he dllnr steal the AMI.
|,mes Davis. little da5sey boz, was sent to
he supreme coa1s n routs to the Reform School,
ou chayKr Of larceny.
Elizabeth Gilbert, resident Of Contey's
sasTant several other worthless beings were
aue1 onthe same charge
An c1-pollccuap named Fuller Wis nned s. fot
sca1inR his torme! uniform.
George Harley, proprietor Of muck wagon.
Wa 1ntd IS !os driving fast
MADISON STREET cOCRr.
Jacob AlckSoh stole IS from Patrick GllroT, AMI
was sent to the Reform School
daniel Callahan was tued SIS for sleeping on
lsidewalL and obsszucrng the ras.asr oi sober
-E.nest Levi was charged by Charles Miller
with stealing hotfe from ChaEles Robinson. who
,ives near Joliet Miller swofe 1h1s he bought The
tEat Miller lied, and 1t was proven that De wns
xuiity Of the crime he tried TO nI upou Levi The
alter was discharged. and his ac,1ser WIS A.
nNr-A w. - -, Tnfln ~ 49, - ~
, 1870-08-05
TIE NATIONAL GAME,
Richards Himself Agnin-The
White Stockings Once
Moro Victorious.
They Defeat the Lone Stars by q scory
of 42 to 8-Announcemeuta

wHf1H sTocKIN0s VI LONE STARE
Tbs srell has been broken and the Whit J
Stockings have won game. True, their oppo-
neuts were cot expected to be able to bring about
adi1cscnt result, bat the fAct that victory has
once more perched upon our banners Ia 80 novel
a to be interesting. The return mitch with the
Lone STAR, Of New Orleans, WIS played yesterday
Afternoon 1t Ogden Park, where about I've hun
dred people assembled. among them the NaymA-
ker une, OF Troy, who arrived In this city yester-
day morning. preparatory to playing the White
Stockings thls afternoon at Dexter PARK. The
they entered pom one OF theie extraordinary
spasms Of heavy hitting, never ceas1ng To bang
that dead ball about unul eighteen rms had been
much heavier than the Lone Stars nave oecn ac-
customed to dealing with OF late, that few errosa
occurred u the eouree Of The inning. but At last
they got the hang OF It, and after this tremendous
opening succeeded in making the White Stockings
hit safely los their tallle3 largest num-
Der OF runs eEcr made Against them In one inning,
neeln1 have allowed It to worrJ tnem, having be-
cst CNys. Of Rockford, who, IN their nrst expert
short VI The figures 1t yesssrlay: The home niue
es.agea i!em tae a:u4 erdsf: ksesl, -
and aeqn,trsd himself yrly ereditasly, be.
'ns charged S,, ,n Win sat t.e sttera
tire game, and WIS regular and swift. Burns
pla5ed in tight he!d, wnsre he cared for several
uys very Handsomely. F1Jun took charge Of third
tsasc, ami lid It extremely well, both In stops and
tn,ows. McAlee held desl, and played !he base
fauliltssly. Indeed, the entire nine nelded very
unel5, the only mug OF ~ being BY Treacy,
whom . horse and buggy prevented from gettln9
property under the ball f'he tcldtng and batting
VI the Lime Stars Has OF thclr best, the strength
Of the ln.ueld, with johnson on nrst, Schwartz
second, Tracy shoft and Waterman tnlEd. being
eSpfcialy noticeable, The 0nly doubto nfAF Of th6
game WIS yety handsome one made W TFocy to
schwartz and be 70 JohL1on. ThebaatA play behind
the bat Has so uniformly excellent as to stamp him
one OF the ruest Amateur caicners in America
Altogether, The Lone atan play strong game when
they do themselves Justice, and It u 70 be regretted
thai the pressure Of more important events during
their stay here u such as 10 pfsvent thelf tfyfn9
conclusions with our best amateur club6. They
are 10 play the Garden Cifys this afternoon, 1t
uKden PArk, prefetTinK rather to incur the Ger.
tainty Of ana] attendance to consequence Of the
game at Dexter Park, than to forrgu tho contest
altogether rs they cannot remain here longer tnan
this week. The following Il
, 1870-08-05

Miscellaneous.
The Board OF Directors Of tho BoarA OF Trade
have Voted the sum OF ESQ toward paying for the
apparatus necessary 10 give currect tune from the
Court Honac, by electric connection with the Dear
horn Observatory The total cost will be about
$3.50, and the Astronomical Society w1l ask our
prominent huslneSs mcn tU contribute therct0.
About hall-rastl O'Clock yesterday afternoon
\ mhn named Ch2ilcs Zimmerman fclt from the
corner Of washington and Reuben streets, to shc:
ground, \ distance OF nifty feet lie received Sc
rere tDjuiies, apd alter being attended t0 by DR..
Kellogg, WAS sent t0 his hurNe No. 80 Holt street
Fire Marshal Williams Il lying very III, II.
photd fever having Set In, 10 ceDjuncton with In
damnato1y rheumatism. Ills brain Is much al
lected, and he Is 1cllr1ous most Of the time LIE
Is atterled By two VI the best physicians In the
city.
The Deputy Coroner held an Inquest yes1c,.
asy On inc remains q Ezsestn sSleess e.
her parents residence. No. Jos StGel stIret, Oh
Tuesdav afternoon. ami WIS drownc.l The jury
rendered yerlct IN accordance with the facts
-Georxe Brahan was changed before United
States Commissioner Hnyne. Eessenlay. with sell.
lnE French playing-car,ts without at11xtng tht
necessary ftampa lie WAS held In $500 ball fol
"A gold ring, worth sso, and $40 in currency
werc stolen from the residence Of David Cochranc
No. II Cottage place, On Tues.iar afternoon.
The vacant house. No 10 Peck court, WIS en-.
AMI faucets carried on.
An inquest Was hell. yesterday, on the booy
the effects Of dose Of 1Audanum he had drank
fFum overdose Of the drug, taken while la1or
ipR under great mental excitement produced b,
f.mfiy dlfnenstie3 @ Dscesset 1 ~ ssprsscntssl :,
! worked at one place for twelve years. lie leaves
I q wife and family.
William Fennesy, aee, II year4, vss run ose
ter.lay afternoon, anl ba.iIy injured. Ue va
taken to bis home in the vicinity, and attended b.
, 1870-08-05

EI[E OY n J8{TTTNN
The Boston Tint Hova Yhnt thc rncu%,rt ~. =.
Purity, formerly IucT. has been sniI iv her o1n.
cr, WesIer Il. Halch> Esn IN n w. ~ - Isl
chant OF New Tort city ara nvner ~ Inc har
gclipg Henri for xq 01 pT1r1tv viii mi nv ~
81, ,oUb purse at Ibe Huf7a1o raees Anunst IL and
n, ,clat,1r she snsS rtanrx Lii - tS ~, ~, ~ ~
~ On ,na u, ace On me l2to She Was six years
d. = OF Pefershnru ~ Sns Tas eie.H - - na,ias ~
Blue BuIl. yerY iii nacer. he ~ iii Riartnnsa
nito 4 noie41 pace?. purtys taani Wss Nv naniet
Boone: be nv TIM csnWde, M ha
by BiAct p7int Thns thers ar- .hrse
strains Of pactr bJood in The mar crosse,j
u der few Gs11 seo. and rrmarped sst sne n.
h-s .e- .sss s-A1 .StA4o+ NeS s!at sne ;" -