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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-06-02
AMUEL W. REESE, Iowa {
Plaintiffs Attorney.
ToREuosCRE sALE.-sTATE OF

II Wisconsin, Circuit Court for Iowa county.
-A Jerome T. Case. Stephen Bull, Wassena b.
Erskne. and Robert ii. Baker, copartners doing bus
mess under the firm name and style of }. l. Case
Co., plaintiffs, against Isaac III Fam and Casandra
Fam his wife, defendants.
BY virtue and in pursuance of a judgment order OF
foreclosure and sale rendered IN the above emitted
action, the 31st, day of March, A. d. 49,, shal
on Monday the 9Th day of June, A. ID. ISL at
O'clock in the afternoon the front door OF court
house in the village of Dodgeville in said county,
offer for sale and soil at auction to the highet bidder
the following described real estate, lying ami being
In the comfy of iowa and State OF Wisconsin, and
particularly described follows. to-wit: The south
west quarter of section No ten, no. land the north
half Of the northwest quarter OF section Ap. fifteen
115l both ia township No seven a. north of range
No three a. east of the fourth principal meridian.
Dated SherifTs Office Dodgeyille, Wisconsin, April
goth, 1871.
SAMUEL ". REESE. t Iowa Co.. Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorney. 32w6
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-06-02

Bg@ One hundred and twenty nine
cannon were captured in Fort Issy, whose
fall was announced last week. Large qua
n titles of ammunition and provisions were
also found in the fort, beside considerable
brandy in fused with tobacco. The latter
rendered fatal the wounds Of those who
drank it.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-06-02

W. If you wish to know how many
friends you have get into office if you
wish to know how many friends you hay
emit, get mo trouble.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-06-02

DSy~ A Wisconsin editor was called out
Of bed one night to receive subscription
After that he sat up nights for over week
but the offence wasn't repeated.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-06-02
CaTOCK FARM FOR SALE CHEAP

The subscriber offers for sale of the hest stock
farms in the state, at about half its real value.
1t is situated in Dane County, four miles north OF.
the thriving village of Mazomanie, aud one and a.
half miles from the Wisconsin river
The farm contains $40 acres of land, about CSC
enclosed nearly all suitable for cultivation.
and yields about $50 tons of hay per annum, ain
ofwhich can be cut and put up by machinery.
fine spring creek flows through the meadow. About
fifty acres now under the pillow.
The above farm is offered for $1,000 Terms, one
third down AMI balance on long time.
For further particulars call at the the CHRONICLE.
Office, or I. N. BRIGGS, MazomaDie.
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VNORECLoSURE sALE.-STATE OF
SAMUEL W. REESE, Plaintiffs Attorney. 32w6
Z FORECLOSURE SALE.-sTATE OF


n Wisconsin, Circuit Court for Iowa county
Minerva Young, Plaintiff, against Harriet Schnee
and George Schnee, defendants.
By virtue and in pursuance of a judgment order OF
foreclosure and SALE rendered in the above entitled
action, onthe Both day of March A. Dist, shall,
Saturday, the Sd day of june A. ID. 1871, at two
o'clock in the afternoon. at the front door of the
court house, in the village of Dodgevle, in said
county, offer for sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder the following described mOrteaged
premises, situate lying and being in th5 county Of
Iowa and State of Wisconsin, to wit: The nort-east
quarter of the southeast quarter of section number
twenty-five Us and the west half of the southeast
quarter of section nuinLer twenty-five (25.) all in
township number eight, 49, north Orange number
two a. east of the fourth principal meridian Also
the Southwest quarter of the southwest quarter Of
sect., II N Der thirty-two, 1927 in township number
Gig north of range number three, ~ east OF
the 800 principal meridian.
II 1herif's Office Dodgeyille, Wisconsin, April
20tL, l. 1. ~
JAMES RYAN. Sheriff.
SAMUEL W REESE, Iowa Co., Wis.
H Plaintiffs Attorney. 32w6
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-06-02
The Imported Stallion,
Young Canadian
F Ar lL]E[I{( p!
PEDIGREE:

YOUNG CANADIAN FARMER, is a
beautiful dark bay, stands sixteen hands
high, is six years old, and weighs sixteen
hundred pounds He was bred by Geo.
Scott, Esq, of Scarboro, G. w. His sire,
Rob Roy, was imported from Clyesdale,
Scotland and has taken many first prizes
in Canada. at Provincial and other fairs
He has been owned and Travelled in Ohio
for the last two years. Canadian Far
mers dam is a superior Canadian mare,
and has taken many first prizes, His sis
ter now owned by George Scott, Esq, has
been exhibited at three provincial and two
township fairs, and took thereat four first
and one second premium, and now ranks
as one of the best mares in Upper Cana
da. His brother has also taken several
first prizes. Young Canadian Farmer has
taken many first prizes, and at the pro-
vincial fair az Hamilton, CIV in 1865, he
took the second prize in his class, in
which there were fourteen competitors.
He is considered one of the best horses for
geneaal purposes ever raised in Upper
Canada
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TARM FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID

TARM FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID
Ei Farm, situated nine miles north of DOdgeville
liz consisting of 10 acres of land, with road
ming through it. About 80 acres are under cultiya-
ton and l20 acres under fence Good, thrift: 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 ci4terD cellar granary, &c The
tax en- ia cattle Terms Half cash. balance time.
Also have leo acres of fine Timber Land, Thichs
| will sell cheap. will sell the timber ms II stands,
in ieces af from to five acres, would sell the
timber and land together in tracts of forty or moro
acresl
Also: DRY CORD WOOD and FENCE POSTS for
sale at all times.
For further particulars apply on the premises to
ISAAC III. FAM,
Or to W.J. NRlGGLESN OKTH,
8-tfn Chronicle Oihee.
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TERMS OF SERVICE:

Single leap Sc, to be paid at the time of
erviee For the season, So, payable at the
lose to insure with fosl $40, payable
when asoertained to be with foal Or prop
erty disposed of.
The season will commence on the 9th
of April, and expire July lst. Care will
be taken to prevent accidents bat we shall
assume no responsibility for any that may
occur. CnAs. CoLLABD & BRo.
April lth, 1871.
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SAL

n State of Wisconsin, Iowa County Circuit
- Court.
Thomas Anderson, plaintiff. against John White, >.
Grace White and John Il. Morgan. defendants.
BY virtue Oft Judgment order of fore closure and
sale rendered in The abve entitled action on the sth,
day of April, A. d. 1871, shall the 18th day of
June, A. d. 1871, at ii O'Clock, In the forenoon at
the front door of the court house. in the village of
Dodgevile in said County Of Iowa offer for sale and
sell at public auction to the hi ghest bidder the fol-
lowing described mortgnged premises situate lying
and being 10 the county Of Iowa and of Wiscon
sin, to wit: The southwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section number twcnty-sx t2o) ana
the south east quarter Of the northeast quarter Q"
section M nber twenty seven (27) both in township
number five 80 north of range number one ~ ease
of of the fourth principal meridian containing
eighty 1907 be the same more or 1ess. Vi 70
much thereof az will satisfy the sum OF SlIs9s "i'n
interest and costs. In 80 ,t,,, ,v, ..,. ,,.,s
n Dated Eiisrifs ofce podgegilie WIS, TINS l'th'
3IGapW e. VAGOON Sheriff Iowa Co., Wis,
ii1r nii,iSs Attv n S2wT,
x~vrppING AND VISITING CARDS
wv neatly printed " AAk5 SffieE
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ET7IMBER LAND. i AM AUTHOR
Z lied to offer so acres of frst-class timber land
.s' for sale cheap. 1t is situated about ten miles
north of this village and joins the farm of l. II
Fam. in the town of Wyoming. The timber com
pares we'll with timber in that part Of the county
being heavy white oak, the trees long and straight
The whole tract will probably average 30 cords OF
timber per acre. If applied for soon il VIII lie sold
cheap Terms easy, part down. Laiance on time TO
suit purchaser. w. U,ElGGLES " ORTIZ.
46tf . D0dgcvi,!e. Wis
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JAMES ROBERTS, Sec.
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SMOKING SPIRITUALTZED.

Linden, May %.
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BILLIARDS!
Messrs. PHELAE & COLLENDER


The we'll known Billiard Table Manufacturers, o
New York, have established at
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Ties" -if,> vii. AT tile concert lie awarded t,
the haiHrIr ot tickets On a. - same manner A. at
tile concert given IN San t~r,ati.cO in aid Of the
Mercantile Library
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What have you to expect at a
hotel? Inn attention.
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The road that ambition travels is
too narrow for friendship; too
crooked for love; too rugged for
honesty; and too dark circumstance.
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Che 1ailu State Re9ister.
HE DONE HIS LEVtL BEST.

Was he a mining on the fiat
He done it with a Zest;
Was he a leading OF the choir
He done his level best.
If he'd a regular task to do,
He never too no rest;
Or If I was off and on-the same
He lone his level best
If he was preaching on his beat,
He d tramp from a to West.
And North to SOuth-in cold and heat
He done his level best.
He'd cuss and sing, and howl and pray,
And dance M drink and jest,
And lie and ~Steal-all one to him
He done his level best.
What'er this man was sot TO do,
He does it with a zeSt;
No matter what his contract was,
He'd do his level best.
MARK TWAIN.
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N OFT L Il
I . TA y y \ y + r s
OFFICE OF TIE COUNTY AssE so-.

OFFICE OF TIE COUNTY A>SE So.
! C.RsOS. 0Tm>iy Comfy. New. May n. ISL
A LII PERStNS LIABLE ne i STATE
"A y COUNTY TANE~. FIR the year Isl.
are hereby not fed that tn" animal POLL TAX Of
FOUR IOLLAhS J. NON DUE. and payable to
the C,turty Assessor; and Alt are expected l.
pay without i-lay.
All c'rporatinIs. companies and ind vidatl-
having Je.>ru- ir their EMPLOY are held rv>Ion-
ihle FIR thu pill tax 81 such Ell pl'yees, under the
amended Act 81 the Legislature, approved March
,. 1sG7.
Taxes on the personal property of persons who
do not own real --ta7- within the county If >Etfi-
cient value To secure the taNe~ "n both their real
and personal properly. a.e cue anu payable wneu
the same l. assessed.
kc-iIeu; tctm-rers Of thi- county are hereby
notified that they caH secure a certificate - the
assessment Of tI'Ir teams. etc. Icy Al plying ~
this atiice. and all ie sons He-irctIng 20 secure
such Ger III ate # a--e-SnIeut vi ! render them
--Ivss li.b'r II as~c s,ueuts in other c uutns
through which they may pass. "A word II the
wise i sufficient
1r The laws PR dcd for the collection Of the
above men Toned taxes vii be strictly enforced.
m,7-3m CSC. ". CIIEbIC. ASSESSOR.
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Carson city. Nevada.


ZOE It - Il GoLD Al MI r. H
~ MINING COMPANY Location If IrIp-
uEtv, Rose Canyon. prm>by county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent npon the following
described stock. Oh aCcrInt Of Assessments levied
on the 18th day f June, ISL. and the 18th
day Of July, ISL, The several amounts -et opposite
the names # tLe RESPECTIVE shareholders, it.
fII VS.:
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~ q N-@ & - -


-riD CSAt&~.--A victim Of carly in
~ Gi-CIeium. causing nervous debility. Iicniit-
.-.a u-,my. etc. having tried in vain every aiver.
which ne will send free 70 his fellow sufferers
Address. j. Il. FUTILE, IS Nassau street. New
York. Ge@0-6ia
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A horse attracted some attention
in Los Angeles, lately by drinking
water from the nozzle of ahose-pipe.
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Pianos and Cabinet Organs 70,
Sale aud TO Rent.

Ca Eastern Papers and Magazines
received DAILY. Agent for all the
leading Daily and Weekly Papers Of
the Pacific Coast.
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10000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD.

Which viii %entiiie The holder &, any one If the
following Glfts that u.aH be awarded to IT
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c. L. PERKINS & II. c. STREET

And will be devoted to the promotion of
the best interests of the State Of Nevada
umns will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the latest Mining Intelligence of the Pa
cifc States. particularly of Nevada: its
local department will be carefully at
tended to, and all events t~ranspiring will
be truthfully chronicled.
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TAXATION OF LIVERY STABLES.

Projectors of livery stables and
were on; in force yesterday
with n numerouslv signed remon-
Strauc against the passage Of the hill
for the collection of n tax on carriages
conveying passengers. The proposed
law provides that any person or asso
citation engaged in transmitting or con
yeying passengers in any stage coach,
or other vehicle, except railroad cars.
from any place in this State to any
place without the State, or TO any
place within the State, for a compeu-
.i.ion, when the distance to be trav-
cllcl il more than eighteen miles.
snail take our 4 special license for this
business. For this purpose all per
SONS conveying passengers are divided
.l,o three classes. When the distance
g., over eighteen miles and less than
.hiriy, the license shall he $1,000 per
luuIu. The second class, when the
lis,aace exceeds thirty anl is les
,hIn 100 miles, shall pay 500 license.
Tho third class. when the distance
exceeds 100 miles, the license shall
i>>Ic on tho payment OF $1,000 pei
year.
some OF the s.a,- lines do no. oh
jac. 10 the payment of thi, license, fol
It will have Il tendency to increas,
.ran-portai!on If passengers; but pro.
p]ric.ors OF livery stables do objec.
very strongly. Everybody has mor,
" less iu;eres: in the matter who ha'
.ro iU,n occasion To- travel. Their,
Ife times when, through accident o.
delay, men are compelled TO 20 ahea,
g their destination without loss o
inc, and by any conveyance THAI caI
be obtained, buggy or otherwise. Til,
enactment ma diminish the ficiiitie,
.or travel, and At times occasion grea
inconvenience. Some such law a
,his was, be believe, proposed TIVE
years ago but failed to meet the ap
prevail of the Legislature. This bill i
more stringent tnan any Il We
! proposed.
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fifteen hundred feet

instead Of the fifteen hundred feet
there provided.
Mr.. stewart. That provision is pre-
cise,y ia accordance with the existing
law. ] do not think II wise in this bill
q change any principle of the existing
law a 10 the extent of claims eNcept
- limit the size. The provisions OF
this I'll are more limitations on the
legislation OF the miners than any
hing else, and a simpliiication of the
mode Of getting patents for mines.
Mr.. Fowler. Does the hill require
thur works shall he actually construct
ed on the tunnels provided for in sec
tIon four?
Mr.. Stewart. Yes. that Is with re-
gard 10 a prospecting tunnel. There
are some adventurous people in Colo
RADIO running a tunnel, hoping that
hev VIII nnd something in the noun
i1.us, and they complain that while
hey are running the tunnel other
people locate with q view of taking adj
van,age of their labor. The provision
- that while they are actually engaged
~ running tunnels nobody shall To-
etc the blind lodges ~ rs TO take al
vantage OF their labor. They can take
on the surface. but shall not loca e
mere speculative claims 10 take advan-
IEa OF ths.r prospecting tunnels.
l1ha. j. all there i of that. II applies
/ - a condition of things which EXISTS
in Colorado. l have hal "A large cor
re~ponicnce on the sntiect. They
/ think they NAV find something in the
/ mountains. and it j. with that view
Tia. this provision is inserted.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Assembly convened NJ l:i0 p. M
Speaker PROTEIN. Tenant in the Chair.
Roll called-quoruin not present.
y call of the House Was moved and
carried.
Aftcr a time, the members having
been brought in, the call was dis
pen>ad with.
Savage and Hay, members of joint
committee Oh State Treasury deialca-
ton, were granted leave OF absence for
two hours.
ORPHAN ASYLUM
The House resolved itself into Com
mi,tee of the Whole tDovey i'll the
Chair for the consideration OF the
special order. Senate Bill No. 70. an
Act To provide for fostering and sup
porting the Nevada Orphan Asylum
1T Virginia City.
Saviile moved To strike out Section
,, which authorizes Boards OF County
commissioners TO send To- the Asylum
any orphan left pa~r;cntless in this
State.
\ long debate followed this motion.
Williams, G.raghau and Lowery IA
vorel, and Slvillc, Burlingame and
lockwood opposed.
Tie amendment vas lost-ls to is.
y new vote was called for. on the
ground that all members present had
not Vo;cd.
The Chair ruled in favor of a new
vote.
Garachan appealed from the decis-
ion OF the Chair.
After Il long w-angle and Cebate, the
v0fc was rc,akcu OH striking out Sec
ton ayes, %; noes 20.
Committee rose Speaker pro tenn.
Tenant in the Chair and reported
progress.
Lowerv moved to reconsider the
vote ny which the House yesterday
defeated the Constitutional Amend
mcnt extending the right of suffrage
10 women. Carried.
The resolution ASSEMBLY concur
rent No. 1879 was then put upon its
final passage forthe second time, with
Tie following result:
Ayes-Eowiuan, Brown, Burlin-
game. Caravan, Delauo. Dewey. Full
Ter, Gray, Harris, Hatch, HAY. Lock
wood, Organ, Pa;chen. Rogers, Roney,
~>aviiie. simpson, Smith, Tenant, Mr..
Speaker-2l.
Noes-BIrber, Beck, Child. Cowen,
Dan-herg, EllySon. Garaghan, Green
aal-h. Hogan, Jones, Lawson. Likrns.
Manning, Owens, Potter, Savage, VIII
Lard, Wagner, WIlliam>-22 Alb
sent. 3.
Bowm1n moved 70 postpone the an
n"ounceInent Of the vote until to-mor-
row at II O'Clock. Los.-ayes, l.; noes,
II; absent, /.
Beck moved 10 postpone the an
nouncement OF the woe on postpouiu-
The announcement OF the vote OH The
| passage OF tie resolution. Lost.
Bowman 10y leave, introduced n
bill relating TO attorneys and counsel
lors at law. Referred to the Ju-
I dietary Committee.
Al = p. Ia. lious- adjourned.
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IN SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate went into Committee of the
Whole for the consideration of the
general file.
N SENATE.
Mr.. President: Your committee
have had under consideration Senate
Bill No. 1872, TO COMPENSATE Hon. John
~Cradlehaugh. late Us. District Judge,
and report the same back with the
recommendations that il do no: pass.
Adopted.
Also, petition and claim of lis. Mar
lett. and recommend that tho bill OF
The same do not pass. Adopted.
Senate Bill No. %. to repeal the Act
to prohibit the carrying of concealed
weapons. Recommended its passage.
Also. Senate Bill No. 10, an Act to
appropriate funds for the preparation
and publication oil the 9th and 9Th vol
ume~ of the Nevada rcports-reco.l-
mendcd.
Also, Senate Bill No. l5i, an Act to
provide for the removal OF the county
seat of Lincoln county. Recommend
the AZ back To be referred TO "A com
mitice consisting Of Hall and Hazard.
Also, senate Bill No. lis, an Act Il
provide for the encouragement of use
ful inventions, etc. Report the same
hack and recommend TO 20 to the foot
of the file.
Also, Senate Bill No. g, an Act to
provide for the safe keeping of the Sc.
curitios of tine school fund. Recon-
mend passage of the substitute.
Also, Senate Bill No. ll6, ainenda'
tory Of an Act 10 provide for the main
tenance of Public schools. Reported
bill back. and thai il be made the spe
cial order for Monday evening II
o'clock p. al.
Senate substitute for Assembly Bill
No. >, an Act TO amend section =, OF al
Act to provide for the incorporation q
railroad companies. Passage recom
mended. Report adopted.
Assembly messages were taken mp
10 the Honorable the Senate:
] have the honor herewith to returi
Senate Bill No. 10, an Act e proyid
for the purchase of certain copies q
the laws OF the Territory of Nevada
the anne having passed the House Oh
the l5il-ayes, 81. noes, 10.
r. W. McGovERN, Asst. Clerk.
Recess to 7 o'clock was then taken
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for the same price proposed to be paid
tor the 100 copies. Nevertheless the
House refused 10 consider by the fol-
lowing o,e
A~ve--Child, Cowen, Dingber-, Do
vey, Ellyson, Garaghan, Greenhalgh,
Harris, Jones, Lockwood, Manning,
Mcclellan, Mcleod, Murphy, Savage,
Simpson, Trous,iale, Willard, Will
liams, Speaker-2O.
Noes-Blrber, Beck, Bowman, Buck
ingham, B~ariingame, Brown, Cana
van, De.ano, Fuller, Gray, Hatch, Ho-
gan, Hay, Lawson, Likens, Owens,
Organ, patchen, Piper. Potter, Rogers,
Rooney, Sayiile, Smith, Tenant, Way
ncr-36.
NJ l2:S5 Assembly took a recess for
one hou..
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CHANCE OF NAMr.-The people OF

CHANCE OF NAME.-rhe people Of
Silver City, Lyon county, are trying
10 change the name of their town, on
account of the trouble given them by
the town of Silver City, Idaho. Yes
terday they had out and were circuls-
ting for signatures two petitions, ono
asking that the town might hereafter
be known as Hastings" and the other
that it might be known as Hope"
As Hope is some $4,000 behind in
that town, the chances are that Hast
ings will come out ahead. We think
there is but little Hope" for Silver
City for some months To come. Why
not call the place Villa Argenta and
DC done with it?-lEnterprise.