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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

popaEvILLR.
Supervisor Thomas NJ JONES' Chairman Ed. +.
James. J I'm r. Davis; Treasurer-Jcin s. Richards;
Town Clerk-Joseph n. Higgins; Assessor-J"hp
Rowe; Justices-Thomas Carkeek, Geo. w. Lewis;
Constables-Henry Prideaux, James Richard, Ed. 4.
Jones.
HIGHLAND.
Supervisors--David Mcfarland, Chairman; George
Lampe, Patrick Grant; Treasurer-Richard Kennedy;
Clerk-C Ohlsrking; Assessor-E. b. Goodsell I;
Justices. H: Fitch. Murty Moore: j. N. Lemon, to
I'll! vacancy; Constables-Stlman Moulton, Stephen
Hsnpenbeck, NJ. Mcfarland.
upervisors--Keaton Coates, Chairman Fred.
Jewell, Edward Harris; Treasurer-James Granville;
Town Clsrk-Thos. o. Kent Assessor-C s. Weston;
Justices c. s. Weston, H. p. Dietrich Constable
Joseph Goldsworthy.
Supervisors-wm. cambridge, Chairman; ]. D.
Sylvester, John W. Jones Treasurer--N N. Jones /;
Clerk-J W; Rewsy; Assessor. H. Massey !;
stAbles-Petsr Jones. Albert White.
MINERAL POINT CITY.
Mayor--W. T. Henry, 81 maj. Treasurer-Charles
Holmes I73 mai. Assessor-Geo wilkinson, GA maj
Superintendent Of schools-W. H. Peck, no opposi-
ton A A ,.; spratleT, 10 mai James
Samuel Jenkins, 10 maj. Constabies-Ernest Weisen,
% mai D.; Hugh Conuaughton. rs maj. All Democrats
with the exception of Ernest Weisen.
MINERAL POINT.
Supervlsors-James Spensley, CHAIRMAN; John
Haes, ": H. Phillips; Treasurer-Mat. Goldsworthy;
Cerk-John H0are; Assessor-T. Rogers Justices
II. SchelIengcr, Matthias Phillips; Constables-John
Jackson, Jr., Geo. Powell.
MOSCOW.
Supervsors-Wm. Robinson, Chairman !; Ole
Steensland, John Hanson Cierk-Lewis 0. Sander
son Trtasurer--George Paulson Assessor--Jacob
Van Norman Justices-Oe Steeusiand, j. Ii. bud
10y, Il. b. Crowell Thomas Foley Consfables-C. ii.
Ilellickson, Minor Steele, JAS NJ. Mcdonald
PULASKI.
Supervisors--W. L. Lincoln, Rep, maj. Peter
Kramer Dem. ii maj; 8. s. Welch Rep, and John
Gallagher Tic, each 124. easurer-.kobert King.
Rep, AZ maj. Clerk-Geo. PAIR, Rep, 10 maj. AS
sessor-W.S. Dimock. Dem, go maj. Justices--Geo
Parr, Rep, II maj; Edward Mulhall, Dem, 20 mai
Constabes-P. e. Unde, wood, Lem. Fred Rietz
Sem.
Supervisors-A. Campbell, Chairman; Robert
Lloyd, Frod. Theobald Treasurer-John Hamilton :;
Clerk-Ben. Evans Assessor--D. II. Jones; Justices
James 7. Campbell, II. W. Lewis, James GosIe to
fill Vacancy; Constables-Henry Rogers, Thomas
Hastihgs, Lewis Wortz.
WYOMING.
Supcrvisors-L. W. Joiner Chairman; j. L. Jones,
G. \: Higgins; Treasurer-Waruer KnnS; Clerk
T. L. JONES Assessor-T. Lockman; Justices
H. Dunstan, E. NJ. Gear Constables-D. Rawdon,
J.X. Eerncrd
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08
0E0 R E w A r D.
ESG11tRED. FR0M JILL.

A prisoner. named David NJ Warner, about year,
OF age, SLIM built, light complexion, dark hair light
beard, very weak eyes, will probably green
glasses, had on when he. escaped q wide brimined
loafer hat, faded brown ribbed coat, gray panta
looms over a. black pair. Saidsprsoner escaped from
the county Jail at Dodgevile, Iowa county, Wiscon
sin. tho tn day of March 1870, charged with
stealing $500. will pay the above reward for hi.
arrest and delivery at Dodgcvilla.
Dated Sieriffs Office. Dodgevilla, March "a 1870.
WILLIAM SANDS,
2Stfn Sheriff of Iowa Co Wis.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

i A DEMONSTRATORS SALEM PRO
~ BATE-IoxA COUNTY, COURT. IN the matter OF
AA the estate. Of John wickum deceased. Notice
is hereby given that by virtue and in pursuance of
order Of license in said matter made by said court
the 2lst day of March, 1870 the undersigned admins.
traitor will sell at public auction at the residence OF
Wm Wickum, in the town of Dodgeville at II o'clock
NJ. Wednesday, April 10th 1870, quantity of stock
&c. Terms cash For further particulars posters.
Dodgevi!le April 1st. 1870.
RICHARD ARUNDEL,
29w2 Adm illustrator.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

ETDTICE TO, TEACHERS AND DIS
IN CLERKs.-Not;ceeis hereby given that County
4s. Superintendent of Schools for Iowa county
will hold Public Determinations for focusing teach
follows:
At 4reca, Monday and Tuesday, April 4H and
9Th; 1870. All Higlfdnd, Wednesday, and Thnrsday,
april 9th and 7th At Lins>n, Friday omd' Satnr-
day, Aprit Sth and 9Th, at Mineral Point, Monday
and Tuesday,, Aaril 11M end l2th At Dodgerillc
Rslne'days ark Thursday, april lsM' and l4h. At
Ridgerag, District No. 2, Friday and Saturday,
April 18th and 10Th. At Arena. Monday and Tues.
day. ATyiI 18Th and 18th. 1t Jsmesdale, Wednesday
and Thursday. Al'ra 20h dnde2st.
The examinations mill at 10 O'Clock M.
on the first day in zach place. applicants should
bring psn, ink, and foolscdp paper.
41r District Clerks reeeiens this notice are rsquir
ed 10y iov to post it an conspicuous place ia
their. DISTRICTS. SAMUEL PARKS,
Co. Superintendent.
Avoca. HEareh41, 1s7O-25we
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

TAKEN yP-RED BULL.-By the
SubscriIer, residing about 81 miles west of
L Dodgeyille. ip the town of Linden. on land
owned by hip, some weeks ago, one three year old
Red Bull, white belly and white tip on end of tail.
The owner sre9Yested to CALL prove property, pay
| charges, and take him away. -
ALCNZO LATRY.
Linden, March "a. 1870. 4wo*
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

FOOD FARM FOR sALE.-THE UN-
aT dersigned is DESTROYS 2f selling his farm, si,u.-
~ ted miles perth Of podsexille. on the east
Helena road containing lfeacres 35 acres under the
pillow. 100 acres under fence, a good hay bottom, 4
good springs, with good wells; the best of timber
on the unimprored part of the land, orchard baar
ing first quality of appes frame house is by 80 feet,
1Lzstoriess log stable, frame and log sheds. VIII be
sold with without the stock, for cash. will give
time one-h3lf at per cent Also so acres. bsing
mile ahead; Of unimproved land. adjoining Mr. Csc,
Reeves, the paill road with good spring and toll
cradle good timber All Will be sold cheap by apply
ing to W r SMART, on the premises, Or to W. J.
WRIGGLESJS0RTH, Dodgevillc, Wis. 2stf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

TITO WHOM FL MAY CONCERN:
This is to notify all persons. that TshaM COM
- test,with Mr. Reynolds, of MiHfin. his right to
the pacntor Sheet Iron Chimneys, before the Court
of Appeals. at Washington, also to all persops
not TO purchase the right to manufacture sell said
patent, as heis not rshtfily in possession Of SUCH
patent J. P. CHOLTIN.
Highland. Iowa, Co.. Wis. Ian. 2t lS7e-=2ltfn.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

CVUNII DVAHD'
Arsua.-G. M. Ashmore, Dem.
Clyde.--Dani-l Bennett, Dem.
observation-disclosures NJ. Jones, Rep.
Highland.-David Mcfarland, Dsu.
Naturalization Coates, Rep.
Niflin.-Wm. Bainbridge, Rep.
Mineral Point.-James Spenslsy, Rep.
:" " LIST wd, H. Van Dusen, Der.
Is End wd. Samuel Jsnkin, Dsfn.
Moscow.--Wn,. Robinson, Rep.
Pulaski.-W. L. Lincoln, Rep.
Ridgeway.-A. Campbell, Rep.
Waldwick.-David Humbert, Dem.
Wyoming.-L. W. Joiner, Rep
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

THOR SALE THE UNDERSIGNED
n wishes to sell his farm; il consists of 40 acres
l. of the best land in the town of Pulaski so
acres under cultivation; rs acres of bottom land
q good frame house and barn. The farm is well wa.
tered, and plenty Of good timber, and is situated
miles south Of Avoca on the main road to Mineral
Point or Dodgevilie. Come and see it if you want
good farm aud have got the money. If applied for
soon it will be sold cheap. ". s. BOOTH.
Ayoca, Feb. 3 1sT0,-22m3
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

ARDEN SEEDS.-HOME CROWN
~ These seedsare (nearly RlD Of my owp growth are
new Of the best varieties for this Section and may be
RELIED UPON.
pleased to supply them again. and to an Who may ia
yor me with their custom. will sell good seeds, and
CHEAP AS ANY.
expect to have variety of choice Garden Plants
In season. Apply soon. Stock 81 Home Grown Seed
limited. JAMES HERBERT, at Sarah Phillips
store on Iowa-st.
Dodgcvile. March 80 1ST0-29w4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
Beln1ont.-orton, ? maj.
Darlington l26
The County is estimated good for 500 or $50 for
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

ITO FARMERS AND HORSE RAISERS.
Asst is not generally known to the residents
i of this yieinity, that I can QQersts on Horse
Col is on the plan adopted by my father. DR.. G. L.
MATTHEWS. this will inform them tina. will start
out about the LIST Of April, and those desiring my
services, will find that my TEACHER bas tas Is we'll
his experience. BEDFORD MATTHEWS.
Mineral Point. Jan. %. ls7O-1am3
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

upervisors-Keaton Coates, Chairman Fred.
Jewell, Edward Harris; Treasurer-James Granville;
Town Clsrk-Thos o. Kent ASSESSOR s. Weston;
Justices c. s. Weston, H. p. Dietrich Constable
Joseph Goldsworthy.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08

This matter has finally been disposed
of by the passage of following resolutions
by the County Board. The resolutions
explain themselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24
JOHNSON 4 M1LLER's
d GREAT FIELD DAY,
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 20.


l,2Go splendid Lots to be sold
liberty pole be raised at the station and the Ame
Father Levi, Samuel Marsh Jr., Esq
Free Excursion. Sumrtuous Collation..
Music and Fireworks.
The Burgher farm which the sale 10 to be made,
Aas been included In Linden Park Village.
extends from the Richmond road the railroad to
Ahe water II Is spendidly situated two miles from Wander
Wit Landing, and thirty five minutes from New York, with
rhicb In constant communication. II has been in the
famiy more ,tan half century. The lots will be sold on e
Usual terms VIZ Fifty cent on mortgage for two years.
on the popular $40 monthly payment plan, under one OF
Sbe best titles In the world.
Read this programme. Take special train from foot OF
whitehall street via Staten Island ferry at l. or o'clock
r. NJ Auctoncers and music viii be on the O'Clock boat
At2H O'Clock liberty pole will be raised at the new station
end tho American cooIs hosted amid the beating OF drums,
6rng and the huz1as OF the multitude Immediately
thereafter addresses will be delivered by Hon. Ernstus
Brooks Father Lewis and Marsh, ESQ
non
O'Clock the auction will begin and every lot sold to the
highest bidder, regardless OF price.
In the dusk OF the evening
shooting will signal the commencement of grand
display Of fireworks the conclusion OF which
and other win be served TO the lot buyers,
then The company will proceed on their homewhrd trip,
ioyng delightful Gail up the bay ssd listening to music by
tbe band ,
An wish 20 the excursion, with view OF pur
sbasing lots. viii be cheerfuy provided with
Hckets by JOHNSON a MILLER, 20 Nassau street, New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24

DY JOHN H. DRAPER & CO., AUCTIONEERS.-THE
ID Delaware, Lnckawanna and Western Railroad Com
oany e0000 Scranton Coal at public auction,
On Wednesday, June a. at u O'Clock noon, at 20 Exchange
pIacc. SAMUEL SLOAN, President.
DY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AUCTIoNEER.-sELLS,
ID al % O'CLOCK at 81 Levin street, Fixtures and Fn
lure Refrigerator &C.. of well furnished Saloon 10 lots
Dealers iqyitcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24

MARSHAL sALE-MEYEk ELSAs, AuCTIONEER,
M sells this day. at II O'Clock at No. lbq bowery tho
tntyA steet ~ q Hal md Cap store. BY order OF .
Id. RINDgOPF, City AarshaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24

AlORTGAGE sALE-FuRNITURE.--R. FIELD,
wv Auciioneer viii sell this day, at 10 O'Clock At No. ~
Elizabeth street. the entire coneps OF Boarding House,
Eth ~ ysars Lease BY order p Collins Attorney Tor
Mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE a. ls7o.-TRPLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
N 'FiHSa i.E SEs sgs s,is sSss \: i''%
E H5fs SSH SSsSsISsssR
AS SsE4F ELL ELL
srAoE 14 sssTp!, VINCENT.
SSSSssassHHHsss. E S SSsss.'
The Orchestra. under signor oPERTl,s direction. win
commence the ovss 4 TTsSYeck after which
MAGGIE Dsssa6Sps LIZZIE .XzHGS. Mrs. sEA,
yiEGEEi tThs two issssri arss appearances upon any
''@s' '0s''''"' THE FRENCH SPY
rAS Sss'f asEASssSiso.
HARRY
MRS, WRIGHT. TIE hA''" woop Benson,
i LEE qRAbM ARps, j. ~ Va SR HuyTEHSAiE,
LEAH, The foRsAkEN
i'nd permission e n s ASsss'n Daily BY MISS
with charming Bal 5Nw i9sIili Hi US
R'd0pA''' MARION ixYIoR '0'a'''' "'''''
' - ;sSs s' European
with the ';zi isfs sSn :; Ssias Faust
two years months old, will play selections upon tho
violin, including "a IL Pnsinlnn the
LAST ROSE Of SUMNER.
HARRY JOSEPHS
- the
GUSHING BLONDE,
ccstuned nj expense OF 9CO0
GRAND PAS DE DEUx.
Nile. IDALIE aud MONS CELLINI.
J. BURKE
win sing the "
wHIsTLING THIEF
AND DANCE JIG.
THE HAPPY MAN.
r. A. Vincent NJ Foster, r. Rea, T. Ebsrle, f. Collier
Tyson, II. A. Rendlc Irene Gay, &c.
Seats secured from "a. N. TIL ar. n.
VxTOODs MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE,
w Broadway, corner Thirtieth street.
OPEN From A. n. TO r. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24

A LII WANTING FARMs.-q,0O0 ACRES. GOOD SOIL
"A mild climate "a miles south OF Philadelphia price only
so per acle also improved Farms The place In growing
more rapidly than most other place IN the United states
land, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24
q wrIyaEpGER AucTIoNEER

4 8. WEINNEKGER, AUCTIUNEEK.
J., Sale of Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Furniture &c.
). HERMAN CO.. wil sell this day tFrdayA June "a,
~ II O'clock u Bowery, the entire stock OF Wines and
Eiauors from wholesale deaerviz., about 300 bbs and
casks old 3ourton and Rye Whskcys Brandies Gin Rum
Port Sherry Caret Wines 50 cases and baskes imported
Champagne, II, QUO Cigars &C., &c.
Also elegant new SET OF Psor furniture In RED pinch
wooden Dining Room and Kitchen Chairs Tables Clocks
Counters, Desks, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24
UCTION SALE. N. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
"a A rare chance for housekeerers.
800 lots by catalogue
NAgnincent Household Furnit,re

furnished Q cost OF @25UUU.
Drawing Room Suits, Panoforte, Paintings, Statvary
6ilverwars, Bronzes; rare costly Works OF Art
On this day Friday, at the elegant mansion
n West Fifteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
sale commencing at 10}9 O'Clock.
Drawing Room Suit covered satin brocae, richest de-
0crption rosewood Panoforte Etaseres, BOOKCASE
Sueiene bois de Cabinet Tables Encoigneures Jarl
Heres dalton carpes Chande crs Pa;ntnss BY eminent
ariss; brocatsl Curtains rosewood and walnut Blu.
Bedstead Wardrobe Commodes, Mattresses, Coun
torpanes Extension Table, Buffet s erware Linens, Chi
navarro, Cutlery Glassware basement kitchen Furniture
olao Furniture servants apartments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24
GALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
JACOB BOGART, ArCT!0NEER
81 Larss assortment Of Household Furniture,
-Four sWvod and mahogany Panos,
SATURDAY, Juns26
=, yo c,c,ock Al The auction rooms No. North William
srec Narshas sale 81 Marble Top stands and Centre Ia
ono ans Bar Counter feet long; Parlor Suits Bedroom
Fnrnn re Velvet Brussels and Threspy Carpets Ocoth,
Bsdstsads, Beds and Bedding
one ANAL round cornered rosewood octave Piano.
(lne upright rosewood octave Piano
One mahogany 81 octave Piano.
one Durham rosewood octave Piano
MORTGAGE SALE THIS DAY, AT l0a O'CLOCK, AT
Nl 226 Fulton street. Brooklyn, Of Cam Jar and Dried
Fruits Store Fixtures Iron Sale, Horse, Wagon, Harness.
&c. BY COLE MURPHY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24
GREAT HIT.

GREAT HIT.
of Inc
NARTINETTI TROUPE,
in the ssrio.comIc pantomime
Of
JOCKO.
THE BRAZILIAN APE.
Mr.. PAUL MARTINETTI ~
JOCkO,
~ performed BY him 500
TINES In all the principal
cities In Europe and America.
SIGNAL SUCCESS
of the talented, young and
beautifulprotean actress,
LITTLE NELL.
CALIFORNIA DIAMOND,
In the protsan farce, ex-
presslv arranged for her BY
Mr.. J. II. Barnes, entitled
POPSEY WOPSEY.
Little Popsey Wopsey, Miles
O'Reilly ian lrtsh Boy,
:atrina, : Dutch Girl,
" Master Shelton,
LITTLE NELL
With Songs, Irish Jig, Dutch
Wooden Shoe Dance, Drum
Solo and Banjo Solo.
al 9 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24

LBERr B. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER
"a 6alesrooms los Liberty and Ill Cedar streets
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, &c.
WALDRON COOKE win sell by auction, on Saturday,
June 49, at 10x O'clock good assortment Of second hand
and Furniture, &c Including Paror, Chamber, Dining
Room and Hall furniture, In rosewood walnut and mahog
Sny, Bedding Carpets. Glass, China Cutlery Plate, PIC
tuYeS, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24

JNOR SALE-TWO NEW THREE STORY AND BASE
rnent Houses French ROOFS containing II rooms each,
handsomely 6nshed, all the modern improvements situated
street, between Broadway and Suyvesant
Brooklyn, E. d. within two minutes walk Of three lines Of
Must be to be appreciated. Terms Apply
10 owner FRANCIS L. GROOM, rs New street, New YORK;
JEREMIAH LARWlLL, corner Broadway and Myrtle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24

Now on exhibition In the |
Museum the largest and the |
smallest woman In the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24

HANDSOME COUNTRY sEAT-3s ACRES OF
"A ground in high state Of cultivation; mansion stable
and ohouses all OF brown sand stone fruit uees In abund-
buildings erected for the present owner not oy con
tract situated mile from Fort Washington station North.
Pennsylvania Railroad, Montgomery county, Pa ~
miles from city Any person wishing such place viii find
10 DO good Investment. Price reasonable.
JAS T. TRExTER 4Os North Third street, Philadelphia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24

DY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER.-wILL
ID sell in lots this day, l0 o'clock, at f66 West Thirty
third street. Stock and Fixtures Family
Srseey, w Sugar. Coffee, Tea SOAPS Spices, Flour
Scales, Measures, &c. VIII sell dre Horse, grocer's
Wagon and Hairless Goods to be removed Immediately.
Buyers. deale. g. specially invited.
CAMPBELL CO., Auctionecrs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

ners not oppuseu W u.,lug the b.vlr us.u
in the Schools, aud Father Burke ha'
also, publicly, made the same statement
Is it necessary TO lie to sustain your ar
gumest! Or, han t. becsms second ua'
ture! Or, is it the result Of deep Gated
ostL-touud .pmity against Cathv.ict and
all foreigners? - TIA =,
This controversy was not sought by me,
nor by any Of my Catholics f.isnds On
the contrary, We were 10th TO sntec the
arena Of disputation, bu. when our Cher
ished Religion is altacked-vheu viluper-
alton is called in to aid piejudce-when
facts nre falsice arguments misr.Ir :
sented-aad falselicol usurps the placoi0f
truth, I could no longer remain silent. A
man whose gray hairs should have M dc
him respectable, and whose age If nothing
else, should shield him from the just re-
suits of his ignorant end uncalled for
calumnies, has come out and announced
himself the author ofthc gross attacks upod
US as class. Does be suppose anybody
will believe him ? No. But let him stride
on AXIS borrowed garments, int the iu-
fanny which awaits him.
Ho'says: 1.-The cider has gone forth
from Rome that our public schools .su.t
not be suffered to exist" brand this
as lic.. lie makes the assertion boldly
let him produce tho proof sr ssaad con.
victed of falsshood. 60
But it IS easy to account for the energy
with which this NJ. D. attacks US through
our Religion. Does tho Doctor remember
when he took tie following oaths:
"In the presence Of Almighty God and
these witnesses, you do solcnnly promise
and swear, that you will not vote, nor
give any influence, for any man, for any
sffice in the gift of the people, unless he be
"a American. born citizen, ia 'tuvor Of
Americans ruling America, nor If he be
a Roman Catholic"
"In the presence Of Almighty God, and
these witnesses you do solemnly promise
and swear, if it coz be legally done. ysa
will, when elected or appointed to any Of
fetal station comforting on you the power
t, do SO. remove all foreigners, aliens or
Roman Catholics from Office OF place. and
that you will, in no case, appoint such to
any Office or place 10 ysur gih."
I 1fshe does not; I can'cnlighten him.
And, this is the secret Of the vindietivs
aid onhalloued mannet; In which he at
iempts to carry out the principles which hs
once swore to suppert-tbe principles
which he aud the party with whom he acts
have pcrsistsntly advoeated-and which
are as dear to him yet q the "apple ofhi.
eye" From all such sworn enemies Of
our race and religion, ",Good Lord, de-
liver Us" " A CArno.Is.',
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28
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TIE FIRE FIEND,
pnsrRrqTlyE FIRE AT JANE LEW,


On Wednesday night last, the "Neel,
llonss" at Jane Lew. occupied by Mr.
Howard Nicely, and ons Of the Oldest ho.
tel stands in this county, was burned tc
tho ground. Nothing but u few beds
we're s,red from the general ruin. Va.
rious copjectures are icsra as to the
cause of the fire, but the general suppo,
si'iOn is that it originated from defective
Fireplace in the parlor. Several guest,
were sleeping in the house. and it was
only by throwing ropes to the upper niu-
dows that they were isaved.-for long b.
fore the inmates were aroused, the whole
lowerpaft .'fthe house was in Aamos.
We understand that neither the building
nor the furniture were insured. SO that
everything will be q total loss to Mr..
Neeley.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-02-28

DRY aOoDS-AUCTION SALE
Wedcsirc to call attention to the ad.e..
tiscmcnt Of P. H. Kenblc, to be found in
another column. lie has recently pur-
chased at bankrupt sale the immense
stock Of large wholesale hou,c in Bali
more, and will offer for sale q larger as.
sortment Of dry goods, clothing, totion,,
fancy goods,T &c., than lids ever
been brought to this place. The pecu.
liar feature Of this is that his sales are by
auction--without reserve. II but one
cent is bid on AT article worth $40, Mr.
Kcmble eheerfully hands out The goods
The sale is to colnInents OIL the first day
Of Court, and uill continue from day {
| day, until the whole stock is disposed Of
This is probably the best chance our ci.i
zeus will have Of obtaining bargains ;
and We particularly call the attention
Of our friends in the country to the fact
The ladies are specially invited.