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New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

The furry occasoned by the suspension Of
two or three Savings Banks has subsidized as
quickly as it rose. Two of the crippled con-
Germs are in position to he forthwith wound
up; but the panic has not involved the failure
of any of tho others, though all Savings Banks
in the city were temporarily liable to feel the
prevailing trcmor. 1t is matter for con-
graduation that these institutions have not
suffered any loss of the public confidence.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

The speech of Senator Schurz, delivered at
Newark, last night, was keen and shrewd
analysis of the evils which af1ict the Civil
Service of the country, and was appropriately
rounded off with terse statement of some of
the most obvious means of reformation of its
ahIsPs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

We cordially commend to the attention Of
all citizens of Brooklyn who desire honest
government, and are willing to help secure it.
the advertisement Of the Committee Of Fifty
elsewhere printed, which gives notice of It's
permanent organization, and tells how it may
be helped. This Committee il composed OF
good men. has u large work before it. and
will. We trust. do good service, if the people
whom IL is u beuviit will properly suot,lu ".
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

lengo attentions and those who have given
money or goods to the relief of Chicago-and
who has not twill be glad to learn from an
authority so entirely Trustworthy as that OF
our correspondent how discriminating and ju-
dicious has been the distribution of the noblest
charity the world has ever seen.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

The old quotation concerning the relative
degrees of the renown of peace and war is
pertinent to the Annual Report of the Secre-
tary of War. There is little war material in
the document, but good deal of natural
science. Warlke operations and preparations
do not make much show, but such valuable
practical matters as weather reports and
marine signals occupy considerable space in
the RpnOrt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

The Union Republican National Committee
has been called to meet in Washington City
at II A. NJ. of Thursday, Jan. II, 1872, to fix
the time and place of holding the next Re-
nublican National Convention.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
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To TIIF CONSUMTTNE.-Let Inose WHO ihl-
sn, or e,eo decided consumption BY no means
WHoR Coxpoyp LvsK OH AM Llxx without pos'esng
nus tsOr of The oil as oeretooS u. S W tn S ih
Remarkable esdnS', Of M s1s'yy w can ee ss 60
,'our'. Bo';On. --------------
"Tur NEST WIND.r-The owner Of Gould's
src piece hiss consented to place upon eiaoaon it e
tet Of tie Brco Os Asylum to commence TUESDAY NOV *
nnss for hree DAYS An opPotnn Which VIII
rcc % S S. a'iF % 1s1' ,.s .Sf S os'sS. Bfe's v
fnh Ave noe y y drne and hook store. DrOOAn
e For Throat Diseases and Affections OF the
Cc, BsowNs BRONCHIAL TKocHE' OF value For Coughs
II, ,oa caused BY cod Unusual Ereon Of the
VOC, r.an. ellng public singing they produce beneficial
results
PORTABLE WINDow VENTILATION. NAMES,
ir,. - send ,or crua txprEMllI 1 Co, rs Du.pe.st
rArcmkLoRs HAIR DYE.-The best in the
Is.'aeou' harmless perfect Applied ct Factory No. 10
WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
M 1 .ss, S.. .1 1 s.s S Fass a@rp y k LII
ONLY COMPANY IN AMERICA writing Yearly
G-.,r. Accident Pobcie.-The TRAvkLnss, Of Hartford
WooD CARrErING, 4sO Broadway, has been in
nr4fy three y'srs ard answer. all eroec,ations
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIMBS.
c Bodvav n T.. lsOS ChsHutst Phl.; 81 Greer st Boston
FISK g. HATCH,
BANKERS.
No sNAssAUsr Ngw.YoEK Nov. 90 l)7l
compliance Will nluctOus oa ttc Company the price Of the
CnssApEAKE AND ONO BoSD. this date until further orders
will be 81 and accrued in.eres.
The .c.rc Of and really desirable Psa CENT GOLD
b,ni for solid and BY the fact that
RvxTwKSrr BosDs Of 1867 selling st...........l5
CkS1KAL Pacific selling st.............lO3
CaLsarsAKE AND ONO selling a..........
These Al. PSI principal and interest SewYOrk Cy in
Uutca s,,e. go CON- and are equally safe fol invnen
The why TwxSrr DosD are 50 high because
can aed and the outstanding being rapidly decreased by
purchases by the Government from surplus
why think CENTRAL PACIFIC BOsps will in time Ai
v.nce to the price Of issued
while the operation Of their Sinking will de.
GREASE amount
The reason ONO BoNps selling low
comparatively equally Company selling
bond. to complete They time and
viii finished wheu have dubt the
PveTweuty Central Pacific Bonds
The sinking Yund chesapeake and Ohio =? into effect wtr
ore year after the completion Of the Road
The OHIO ssuei either coupon
resistered-tbe denominations fOlOvs:
slOn. which today.......................sA TO day 81
$50. which cost today <7l s6
$1,000. Which cost to day. 43 u
and sell Government sai CHSrRAL PACIFIC BOsDs and
them exchange for CHxsAPxAxE Quo Bonds
Accounts Banks Bankers and received which allow
interest a the rate Of four per per
PIsK HArcH.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22

l. 1853 tH*N 90 81 s'++- IN 49,
A NovELsIDEA.---An alderman il
Evansville recently introduced:.a resolu'
ton into the common council of tia,
city, fixing the licenses Of saloon keep
ers who sell spurious liquors at Sic
each, and providing that licenses OF
$40 be issued to all drinkers, and that
none shall be sold to any person until
he produces his licenses. This idea
is refreshingly novel. and if practic'
able, world work Immense benefit te
the city revenue IS Sparta Herald,
\ Whyinot? IF it is just to- exact Ii
'censes for the sale of liquor, instead OF
taxing the business as other, business
is taxed, why is it, not equally just to
license, liquor drinkers 2, II there
were no liquor drinkers, surely there
would be no liquor sellers. In this
progressive age, it is easy to see that
thero is+logic in the proposition of the
GAINESVILLE Alderman. appleton Ores;
CeHt.. $50 eys. .sas ass--..--. r-... 355tt
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22
Robbery Under Form of Lawi

The United States Courts in Wisconsin
are being used to Cypress hundreds OF
our people, and, under the form OF lawful
process, to extort from farmers and poor
raen thousands of dollars to enrich the
Court officials and a few shylock lawyers.
II is we'll known that swlndling, preten-
ded, Insurance Company, called the Rock
River, Of Beloit, Wisconsin, was some
t!me since declared bankrupt, and Its ei-
fects placed i'm the hands OF one Ira Il.
Goodsll, as assignee. About all the prop
srty he Company owned was some thons-
ands of promissory notes given Warmers
for worthless insurance policies issued oy
the Company. These notes were all for
EMAIL amounts, very few Of them being for
more than ten dollars and most for not
ever i've. The Assignee, if determined to
force the collection Of these notes, could
have and should have sued them in courts
~f Justices of the Peace i'll the towns and
counties where the makers lived. The
costs Of the court il each case would then
havs been not over, on an average, TWO
dollars and half Instead of this he. has
employed as his lawyers in the wealthy
- 49, II l,.o.~.. a-... er rancuys, Lynue N
Miller, of Milwaukee, who have COM
nenced hundreds, lit is said about two
thonsand,) suits against the makers OF
thass notes, not in Justice. Courts, bi t
ia the United States District Courts for
Wisconsin The result is that the costs
In each case average about thirty dollars.
Ten dollars of this go to the Attorneys,
the rest to the Marshal and Clerk of the
Court 49,
We think this an intolerable outrage.
Il is one for which the people have no
legal redress, and unfortunately, the par
ties cannot be brought to justice la nude
Ports. City. But for strained inter
probation Of clause in the United States
Bankrupt Law, the plaintiff would have
been obliged to have brought these suits
In the local courts, then the poor debtor
could have been compelled to pay only
she ammount Of his note and sanall n
mount of costs, instead OF, as now. an
extortionate SUN to enrich men already
wealthy.
It is we'll known that Mr.. Miller, the
Junior member of the firm of Finches,
Lyinde 4 Miller, is son Of Hon. A. It,
Miller, Judge of the United States Court
for the Eastern District Of Wisconsin. 1t
ia we'll known too that the business of and
In. that Court has been SO oppressively
aud extensively conducted, that efforts
we're made TO secure the impeachment of
the Judge that failing, one act of Con-
gress was passed that requires the retire
lnent of all Judges at the age of seventy
years, and another that divided the State
into two Districts, AN Eastern and Wes-
tern. j. q. Hopkins, was made Judge of
the Western District This relieved the
people of the western part of the State
from the paineful necessity of doing bust
ness in Judge Miller's Court. But, it.
aesms, that sharp attorneys can make any
reartpan instrument of OPPRESSION, and its
process burden upon the people. All
can do IL TO expose and regret the outrage.
--Ex. -l f.. b. Il
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22

REpuprroN IN PmcE OF TElEGsAPHiSG.-
The Northwestern Telegraph Company
proposes, on the first Of January, to re-
.duce the price, of messages tr9m. %. 10 81
per cent. We have no doubt they viii
find it for, their. peculiarly interest to take
this step. and even had thFy concluded 20
make lower tariff. it would have been
for, their advantage. This company has
been very generous in matters pertaining
to the relief work of the past Two, months,
charging nothing for the many dispa,. h.
viii n the exigency of the case demanded.
--Mitu 0ukse Sentinel. G ESQ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22
I PROSPECTUS FOR 1872.
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The publishers # the Lady's Friend have conclu-
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The following novelets, with the usual variety of
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Queen Co1uetta." hv Daisy Ventnor, au-
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"Ms$ion Work" by Mrs. Margaret Hos
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22


cause and effect are brought, a. were. With
u the same vier. LIT us raref II J sn,
explore along tie uptu! led leoge> u the
azoic strata.
After passing down Bad River quite
distance. where no rock was seen except
the broken, detached pieces referred to in
my l&s4. ] suddenly came to ledge Of
rock, ris:Gt Gently from the bed of the
stream. On examination. found it to be
a dark brown, compact trap rock, rather
hard. In crossing it. found it to be pass
ing into a beautiful amy gdaioidal trap, with
large LUnrhes of Gale spar, chlorite.lau
monte and other zeolitic minerals. This
bed Of trap rock is travers. d in ali sdlrec.
tons with small seams and branches. I'LL. d
with ealc spar. (or tiff, with these zeo'itic
minerals iRtermixcd In some Places
found good specimens Of native copper, and
every indication of good, mineral bearing
rock. = i ataous .
After passing several Nundred feet across
this bed of trap, we found ourselves on
| very wide and beautiful range of conslom
crate. exposed hy fall in tile river t'a
| $50 or 200 feet high Near where it j"'"
ed to the trap rock the p''hi'le~ were >mal
but increased in size az We passed away
from it, This he'd OF c"nglomerate = com
posed of pebbles, Of trap. and other rocks
cemented together by an opaque calcar.oui
spar, and present very beaut'f ul appear
ance. g (, d NJ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22
Boefru.
RI Twri, On for the CHRONICLE j
MY HOME.

~. -
y IA BIZ LrDiA F@HINhAN.
See wonder rude log cabin, - - ~;
With walls 40 brown and bars; ,sr., Il,
But for all its comfort less look,
Some ones home is there. - =
And yoDdor Is u cottage, ia. ~;
Down where the s~a-birds roam y u : ~
With roses climbing the doorway, t... .
And thts is some ones home.
Then farther OF, is n mansion, ..t-s
In fragrant fowery plat,
With pearly Iippling Fountains : ~ - 3
What q beautiful homo 10 that &c.,. :. t.f.ra.
/. Still mri her down the highway .5-.-
Is garden of roses and pine
Ard in the centre q farm house, 'tsI AS1
And this humble home is mine. ..~.
And q happier home ne'er existed {; ~
There he ruler is peaceful Content
And by the glowing tiresido
Happy hours have been spont.
Long ears ago, in childhood,
- Eight were 'rouud the hearth, ~ '3it
Free from a care of TO. morrow, .stte+ s.ft
Free from ell grief or dsarth. .s.
Father is reading his paper. i, ii ; s+f,s..
And mother sits weaving sock,
Brothers studying lessons,
a. sister he mining a frock. - H. =
Another is telling "a story .:n,. -....
To little one OH his knee; "a
Myself asleep III the corner, --.e
-, As happy rs happy could be: '-...t..
Outside, the snow was covering i3Nafr.
Like carpet the grassy ground;
Aud the wind means as il passes,
As If q lost spirit had found
Its way to the gate 81 heaven, @ e..
And the gate had closed it's door,
And now it. was ever wandering,
with the wind, from shore to shore.
But, in bright summer the pathway
Gs lined with Ii les white,
And blue forget me-nOts. mingled E' -
With roses of golden lisht. =. b. -+7f3f
And the broad branches Of evergretns
Spread protectingly near, 81
And bow their slim necks to the flowers, i
AS If TO dispsl all their fear. r,... =.
.~But now tfaca circle is broken. ..,aytt.
And four dear sefors have down ...
To life of werk and care, -t5
In downy nests of their own. s,-..4 a#
Little sister. the 30 INCEST and fairest, .,5 p
The angels have called away
From earth and the ones she loved .'s
From world of care and decay. .. e..
Father ssih reads ais paper, -sl.
Though his eyes al Q sunken and dim; .....
p Mother liz iaaought fnl and quiet,
A2a aSn dreaming again.
The hearth still CLOVIS as brightly,
For three lonely watching here,
AS did it long years ago.
E.: For the eight then were near.
:, f.stt.
The carpet Of snow is as spotlfss,
As II Nature had never sinued,
And the lost aud moaning spirit. "
Still wand ring with ta+ wind =
The path is still lined IN summar.
With lilies and f'rget mrn1ts flue,
And tho roses blossom as fragrant, 80. -
And with just as bright hue. 49,.
The evergreen's still rs projecting, 4a4
And bows as meeky and Ivy, s-5
To the frail anu beautiful flowers, ~sj4 tt
AS they did just Twelve years ago. eua8~
But this is an old, old story, 5lorl ,fe...
Thsre'Il be change when life is done. ~ r
" AZ long as time exists; ~. ~H4o.
And time has only begun. 10 'lt5 4. 80;
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22
J. ia MES
u1AKEN zUP-STEER Found and tal

sT1aKEN UP-STEER. Found and TAX
q - In up by me. the undersigned on land Owned
- by me, and on which live. in section town
snip range a. nThe town If Dodgeviile on OF about
the 18th day OF No, einber 1871. black searing
steera little white both sides. The owner il re-
qucsed to call prove property pay charges andtake
the steer away
irGff Dated Dodge Vile, Dec, LIST 1871. H..
l3iw Henry D. Griffhs.
TAKEN UP-BULL--Enu and taken mp by 10.
/ The under signed. on land owed by me, and on
WHICH iiy-.in Section So township Z range 2, in
the town OF dgeye, or about the I'd day OF Dec.
ISL, One twa year old bull red and whre two
,arts the right eye white forehead The owner is
r quested to call prove property pay charges and
take him away. ...tr
'' Dated Dodcv lille, Dec. 9th. 1871
Adam IIible, 134w &
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22

EA Kansas paper Informs the pubic
that MIR, OF Missouri. got 10 owning
horses that didn't long 70 him. and tie
next thing he knew he cou dn't, get his
feet down 20 the glshn-td &c fat
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22

nSs- WOMAN SUFFRAGE In WYsMlNG.-
The bin to repeal the law of Wyoming
rtsritcry, giving women the right Of sui
age, having passed over the Governor
vet, in the House, was lost in the Conn-
cif-tor want IF two-thir'ls vote. Fl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22

az On the Hu,i>on RIVER and the
Erie Cannal four hundred and fifty loaded
valued at four. milhons5 Of. dollars The
expense of moving this freight to the cars
will be great, saying enothing Of delay and
to freight uwpers, fa sd II
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22

wA Western journal offers an induce
ment: "All subscribers paying IN al
VANCE will be entitled to 6rst-cfass oblt-
uary notice in case of death" zf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22

= SSAKEN UP-SrEER. Found and taken up by
l me, the undersigned, gu land owned by me and
On which live. in rec. 49, townships, range }. III
the town # Dodgeviie, on or about the 22d day Ct
November, 1871 nne yeariing Steer, black, with
large white spot N the forehead and white unde:
Lle belly The owner is requested to prove proper.
~ pay charges and take hun away -
w. J. WICKHAM. :
p,+a5 nadaav;lIa 1871
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22
mAKEN Ip-uEIFER- Fnund

nAKEN UP IiEIFER- Found ard ia
. ken up by me. the undersigned on land owned
i by me- and on which live, in section 81 town
ship 8, range g. in the village of .Dodgevie. an or
about the 81 day Of December 1871, one red refer,
will be years old aext SPRING Two white spots
under the belly the ears are cropped. The twner is
requested cali, prove property, pay charges and
take the stra, away .e.
=" INV JOSEPH PEARCE. .
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22

mAKEN UP-HEIFER Found and
taken mp 10y me, the undersigned. on land own
- = ed by me and on which / live, in section 20,
township g. ange Bin the town of Dodgevlle on or
about the 1st day OF November 1871. red and white
year old h-ifer Each is clipped off at the
end The owner is requested To- prove property, pay
charges and take the same away.
yg. Iowa att$ ~. c. JAMES, b
ted November 10 1871.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22
Dated Dodgevillc, Nov. 27;:1s51

TAKEN UP-HEIFER. Fonnd and t'tkon up by
/ me, the undersigned, on lund owned by ME, and
on which live in section 90, township T. range 3.
II the town of bod seyiile, about the 2Zl.dty
., November. 1871, uIie led Ieifer, years old next
.pring. lime back lett ear with piece out. Tire
is requested to CALI prove property, pay char
yes and take the stray,away
3@sl@I = S-I-.'' VIM. SMITH.
'ngt-1 H,e."e. 1871 ..S b, go, IN
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22
d ,ted DodpeyilIe, Nov: 81, 1871. I24

'E>AKEN Up-BULL. Found and taken up by ME,
L thu undersg ned, on land owned by me, and on
which live in sect. l. township s.. range 8, in the
town of Dodgevil e, about the 9th day of Mo-
ember, 1871. one yearng Bull, red and white, ir'
particular marks. Also, a 4 months old pig. white.
rhc is requested to call. prove property, pay
charges aud take the animals away. ,.jT -
tiIe - ia COB TIL EMO.
Dated Dodgeville, Nov. 27::1s5l. 80 : .-1s4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22
NTAYEoF WISCONsIN-IOWA Con
Residence, Dodge lie, Wis.
ptrfNc nor = FOR SALE

nWELLING H0U Z FOR SALE
/ The undersigned off.rs for sale his two story
- frame dwelling situated on the corner Of main
and chapel streets south of p. w. church The house
is 24x29. with good cellar and cistern Fhe lot Is 20
and ornamental trees. Terms easy.
Dodgesille. Nov Is, 1871
sr1 t-2m RaCHAkDPkIDKAJx
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22

= ssg PoRrAGE County has lately BEEN
bonded 100000 to aid in building the
proposed railroad from Portage City to
Stevens Point s&
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22
1Yy4KEN UpLHEjFER Found

vNyAKEN UP-HElFER Pound and
taken up by ME, the undersigned, on land
owned by me. and on which live, in section q
townships range 3 in the town of Dodgeyiilr, %
or ABORT the - day of november 1871, one 3 yea
old heifer dark yellow. the right ear, is clipped On
the ti. The owaer is requested TO call prove prop
erty pay charges and AXE her away
dated Dodgevii.e, Dec. 1871 :
1aa q JANES
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-12-22
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