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New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
THE COURTS.
THE TAYLOR WILL CASE.
TESTIMONY OF EXPERTS A. TO TIE GANUlNENESo
or THE SIGNATURE.

TESTIMONY OF EXPERTS A. TO TIE GbNUlNENEoo
or THE SIGNATURE.
This investigation was resumed yesieIuay'
before Surrogate Hutchings. Joseph L. fnhe Us'hou
No person ever writes his signature twice precisely aIe'
Cros.examined by Mr.. soughton-l was employed IN
October last IA an expert In THIS case; mAno mchor
ardun, Of INV researches as to help me In the exam
pation e,pect to 10 compensated for my trouble in
This case. don't know what am TO be paid; should
tIink my services wore worth s25 evening.
,1hert 9 south worth testfcd-I live Boston, my
br,poss 4, the examination OF disputed handwriting;
have been called 70 examine writing In contested cases
MANY fines within the past threo or four years; my
mode Of examination IA by analysis examine To SEQ
whether the paper has been scrapcd or any marks
erased by chemical other processes, and note the
character Of the handwriting; | uee photographs oi
writing, 20 to save me the trouble or chalklhg OIL,
wLat desire to show tO others Interested in tho cases.
exanined tho will very infinitely ia October last The
writing OF the body OF the will IL very uneven and bears
strong resemblance I'm the characteristics OF the wrlhe
10 the signature OF the viii the letters composing me
signature will compare fayoTably in construction VIII %
letters in many parts OF the will certain letters III he
hody of the will bear marks OF being written with u
rough and the characteristics are opSerfDo
The Surrogate in oyerPnling question concerning the
photograph OF the signature, said; The ~. ~ it m
tIre the alleged viii has been presented 70 the VII
ness and he la6 reviewed IL, and conIafed II Win -,
hbits properly in evidence That Is the nest al
bc had aud can sneak from that. shail eN.de az
testimony drawn from photographs as being
upon the question of handwriting such evidence "oud
rectnes OF the lens the state Of the weather. the s OF
the OPERATOR the color of the mpresSion the purify VI
tie chemicals and other issues. ,.,. -
Cross xamiued by Mr. StoIghtOn-I was brougnt up
on NV fathers farm in Vermont; nave never een an
officer IN hank began the study OF dlspuie hai
writing I'm 1850; was employed by Mr. Clinton by eitcr
in October last have spent some eight or zen dyr III he
examination Of this never Inspected Tue ihuOrse
ment of the will before to-day. .,,,
o. Look at the words James b. Taylor ON the in0rse-
ment and state the peculartes Of that bandWIiIlS.
A. cannot examine il fairly under the circumstances
u which am paced; take time to consider such qneS
tions do not questions or canine laltlS ~ q
hurry am not in PHI scal condition 10 efuihe nc
work now ii am to examine 1t should Ike ~ 20 Out
in the air. 49,, 80.
The surrogate-Iet him go In my room and there c1-
anime II. ,,,
Witnes4-I should prefer to 60 out IN the air.
MIR. Andrcws-The witness had better DO tiEen TOT
walk round the Park. lLlughter r
Endorsements the characteiIsca that are lis
nguishahle body OF the alleged VII ana Tue s5-
natirr the similarity IL easily to be seen.
Examination adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
TIE sToKEs-rIsK CASE DISMISSED.

The complaint of Wm A. Byers, Treasurer
Of the Brooklyn Oil Refinery Company against Edward
e. Stokes Secretary tho Company for the alleged
bezzement OF s275O0the charge as alleged being in
stigated by James Fisk, jrwas dismissed yesterday by
Justice Dowling The Magistrate based bis decision on
the ground that the statement Of tho complainant was
not borue out by the facts 1t had been set forth that
the Company was regularly incorporated, whereas II
consisted If only three Stockholders who were also tho
trustees The Magistrate therefore considered Tue Oo-
pany to be merely private copartnorshp'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
CIVIL NOTES

In the case of Henry c. Berlin and Geo IL.
Jones a-ir-t Samuel Rayuor, William p. RaynoF and
William j. Martin concerning an infringement, OF pa1
ont, the plaintiffs recover 500 costs ana to"D uanes
Philip X. KueLbOrth. arrested Last December
for violation Of the Bankrupt law, and Tor obtaining
Goods on false pretcnss Las beon honorby discharged
by Commissioner White.
In the United States District Court, the case
% George NJ Wilson and Others, owners Of tie steamer
Norwnk against Patrick Kernan and others, owners OF
e steam tug James Row came for trial yeSteI1ay
fl IL brought To recover sAOoD Hl"ges iOI Sihh-
ing the NOrWalk. Inc trial VIII Last TWO days
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fused 10 accept the return, and said that u .assy va"
not brought before him directed. he won, issuo M m
unbniiaIle attachment against Gen. Nl.l ior
cmteInpt of Court Tho General patd no atth,ion
to thi aud, yesterday. Judge ,Sanh oHr cssryc
The Threatened ntfarhmcnt When thn oihocr ~ 'nnHo
of the wit we'd at Columbus ne iOhhd tDo nel
,rai engaged in court-martal, nnd li h"o & -
nrrest him About d. m tie Court rs @.yOni on ii'
The of'irrr srryed the writ. Az he WIS Ine Ia pis
oner before Judge McCunn in the NEW I Iou ' no 10
sued by Jiidge Batchford from the uhu 9st'S o Ds
trict Court ordering gen. Nell 10 n9 i, n,
Attorney Davis appcsrcd a. counsel ior Cen Ni, @ nn'
trayersed the ao cations OF tho writ OF t
dav and the General was released ON his personal re'os
niAanCc.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
SHIPPING NTPLLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw-YORK. RK.......................".JAN H.
CLEARED,
Se,ms vro Bgkoy Savanna BLen. Terry Beas. New
bern v Gaac Fell BlsIeusn, Norfolk. Cj Point and E4oIl
Nepals, BtEcr. Boston.
Sh o turydice fBrl Benrst, LONDON.
Br.g LyrM NJ. J0hnsou Johnson, Havana.
scIrs-hsry c. Collins. Eendot Ponts3er'. Mara C. Frye,
Pesde1a. Chsesoa MATy j. Fisher. IasrsAce, baltimore
ARRIVED.
stsautrp Anemlrie DsckUoO Richmond City Point and Norfolk
mde sui
st-,rssiip Champion Iae wood Charleston mdse sud ps
n allen fBrl, ,ohl-tJn. Mtnils Aug ~, hemp
BaIk lrsina Csstslsro. hist)n. y days, mise. -.
Eus Conner ThonIrao, OH II ubor, Jsin Dee ~ 0yFo1
Dominion ISL John. B Gos0ler SaSsnnsa'nar 70
dsJs, ogvooL
sehr BSd Layueyer ofSsEturpO GOrIfa, Ponce p r. Z
DAYS. fruit.
sclE Cspan) Msnsl Hav,na IL lags ballast
Sehr AHs (BrL Kingston John N. b., 10 days. uap'r.
schr O. G. Ksdier stsphs 81 Gtsrge's N b. G dsys tsh
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
THE MINER LAND TENURE CASE.

DENIAL or 4 MOTION TO DISMISS THE SUIT.
The suit brought by Russell ID. Miner agt.
The City to recover damages for laegcd f-ud in pro
curing deed from the plaintiff releasing piece OF and
Is feet de the south side OF seventy-eightht be-
tween Fourth and Fifthaves, resumed yesterday In
tie Superior Court Part H., before Judge Freedman
Mr. Vanderpoel counsel for defendants. moved the dis
u,ssa OF the complaint the following grounds IHS
the plaintiff never had any title to the property
ia question second II he ever had any tf ft wac mere
legal title titleeqnitabe tile being in the City
OF NewYork ird that there Il no evidence Of fraud IN
the case J0srh, that the acts Of the ar1iea having %
Gated this land excluded the bcus in qu0-the and
covered by that deed and there may H one OF tao or
points applicable u the case. The Court then rendered
The tine construction cd ssieveer rt,uo 'rl rr're o'ri
bonded genera auAl By or on public hshSty - a 'ofh led
IN. rant IBIS oil agt r. Y Central so4 Co.. D. ~ y. 62 Ts
% u Sso a, ~ ass ~ nS a d. @ SStol 70 sipo a
IN u % ,e @Ss De- Of the % SIR & h!sr . P'n. :. c " al y.
de- s ma o a me e'9saoI Of "Ih a.n ~ ~. e r ,
Inc Q, eF IN pn'e MfnsS S' T SS! ! % .,oe so hs Cer
tl eent @ {" U. az .;h 90 70 ~, ~, ri hi.
action convcys po ., Of land rrci OF III eonmon
"a nas tS o. III ~ sSano an ss.
isd sid ou, % map eaed the mad he north ie
s. ] Of % se bt,ah besseS nd los No is5 and lot 10
nng rah each end hre chains and three ni. and eash
SoS SO far a. tn 1hi an portion cone
south n b)apiiry ely hr that Of ,ie north Jn
have esamnei tls point nas By TIE ieda,ha The gra-
rule construction docs 70 apply or pPhcAhe sholI no be
tpgsd si the sfcn - deed in which ninic 1l ooTroa
t Is he gaH.or the Aaerptn ami Commonsy
CITY Of SYork in hag and ssng hef oTety 40 Ac -
pury py he Of public ainihsrat"t
I taaf. tia. they have
rrvrt. pauy To tnl themselves hy siIuarons IN
Ld vlic ruh1rrAs their legislative sni Gs
Ala tnst rlas.er Of sound pofc tie Coof-to
md nj The adjaoen v~ue saoull Tue fee Of tie pube
NoS ncflug which
intent n the TO eHcns the streets en- BE- @
II ufes-p n oontaTg, thus eec con,ieei tctoh
with the orn md appearance be TIE iB.ert
mus peugtd general rule refer d to- to lave ecn te
oh VA Inc pind herriurt through lie scluie tHe
tide the sn9 ~ nd which forms iht 7t OF The
As
fir cre n TO he sabmitoi jury. n the oul uD that
ft ss Jen prrpe,rse upon Ihirf by the erent who
poi Corp,on and 90 pursuance of such employ nrnt ad
ijur- Corporation is 4Die, tt nIs rs
arc, Of ID, tics Tie is deriuL
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
DEPARTURE or FoREIGN MAILS.

The fo-egh mails close ,ustst)n Jn e 49, sn q a oloE
I.,yo stations snd ~ ll0 nj aud D. 1870 H. al r,
1915 IA. G ssd II, 1913
WEDNESDAY. JAS 49,
Nas far Rrrora via lsensopn geTp0ol per steamship
NebraA nom Per N clse tn POstOIce at Y m
gqp qpDlur'ary Nail paid only Pisf No. 40
D. r. AL cs =, ~ Steam hP salts at 1J NJ lA leieS'
deposird snur Hs - prepaid WITH dogbe pofa
M,s HAhx N Newfoundland, Halifax. n ~ pr
steamship Abysna Cuuari Do jersey Ciy, close al Tie Post
o hcs at l2 m Steain.hip sls st u
Mails France. Brsi per seamshr Vile De Pans r's hph
Pier No. 50 NJ f., close the Post Onoo At Il h No supple
nsntary Nail
Nail. fr H,yspa per s.earsp Ceopaa, ro Pier No II T. K,
cioce . tht Post OGce at o
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
REAL ESTATE.
Sgw YORK, Tuesday, Jan. IT,

NEW YORK, Tuesday, Jan. II. 1871
At the Exchange the transactions were un-
important William Kennedy sold by order 81 the Su-
preme Court house and oi No. second between
Thirty fourth ard TbirtyGthsts. FOR 81 20 Tie lot
x52. being only the OF bGf acy lot This
the only sale made.
Tomorrow Q8.lD Roberts McGure viii eel by order
Of the Supreme Cont hUu and lot No Oi Eat Thirty
fourth-s and house anu lot No. co sccondye.
OF 1hiri y-fourth-3f.
The PARTITION sale Of the property ~ the lao Jacon
Cram announced for WcfHef day. attr8cts general cttr
ton The sale viii be conducted by Adrian II. MJcr,
and will bo absolute Nearly all of the prop rty b.
uah!e for business purposes being located on Fonrth ave.
BrOadway Canal Iaurens fOT Ftbnye. extens!Op) ard
WOoster-,ts. The opening Of binreusst through Nash
ingtOn-squaTc has created drDauf for properly on 10
line OF tie improvement TO- bu-nr - purpose; lafg8
portion OF this estate l. OC atcd directly IN The line o.
The opening, 8nd is uuusua'iy desirable.
Charles bae Rae has sold ciZbt fuIl lots EAST side ~
Second ave-, between One e-hrndred8uc eleventh ari
OnchundTed- iOr S0O0O; also, Ion.
south side OF Eight s!Xths'., near DlcsgI ast flr
5000 VIM H. l. yDOr has ~ one ful lot Oh Fi'tb-fe
between NiDctysiXth and Ninct tysey cnthst, f0r S5
aIso reports the sale ~ -four lots, nOrcaft =
I1thavo. and S.netv-f gftn-st.. and fOur Dts =
fronting KLOty-cl shtht all fUl lots, for sCo,p..
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

go Nevier SGT X nfnsn lC,s. 1en.h,l ~, sI,ct.
.55J .lerga.n rgt watts ,..i..i iisott az Aoeier
'isS. .Bi,adi sst 'Ist,. .lg. ng' E,,isgSs 6tS
cas-. .Cornely at. MrClerr. 1870 .h,tPuy 49, OBn"n
tH6. .Daiernet at Br,dy. .Farloag Lane.
PAnr .-GHos', l-oP'q9,, .: ~ a. ~ ,;..,
,61o acKena, ssG peyls 80. simmons punbuD
47J,.. Not "a. preteI. Ipil.. Smmon, 'gt N,lsoo.
i..d'S, "a oy'r'a ~ s Hove VS. YsiT1qas YI.cht
sl,i. .Trper AZ, is.repe, l1Sli Ms3uTsy at Erts
T. .Lesnls a. L'lsnd 40 .iol rrt Hest'u
it) MONITOR az. w,lworh. ia52. .GuAn 'sL sherry
P,aT m +Ioscussxy Calendar e.,led ATTAIN
5'n .K.;ly z. M sst r,u smith go ''oe'el'nd ~ h"i
c,rsT oS GssraiE sr.uoys-lKDrosp opep. at io n
i..R bari VIrc1 ani hclaei 9.Eivrri Dop en- '"'h W
2..Asru,a. Segs.iwonter. lbur- s9n. v.,....
o.J5aci Smith hlonors a. and - k're. San.
a.J,n,sa P. wiairr ,an. l2..Ifrns. iooar. 'a@e.
,n iI plaS, SS s s.' t. & sSys Weeping s
7..tieoge sespas sane. orderly lOuse
8..Fr,ferick G. lewis embenle-
UarrrD STATS Cornrs j.
l5a .ADdon aq scboouer D. 81 Penny ~. Steamboat G.
Kaspp Terior 'g sch' r. Comm 5',l se'g5o:t Co.
Io.Tspoo't Steamboat G.. &N 1gd Bst 1r,aG .l Co.
Kiso, CorSr clncrlT cogsr. o.,
gs mc tgisy ut lIsrins 10. .Br,d, at. hue1.
IL IroeiaS az. Reing. ~. .Maraha9 - Daft
.oryo@ Co i33. .Scrooa,sIer ,s1 Babcock
rCs. .Mc~ins An. Paper ls. 2lgey at N[s
NJ Wilno,I sg Weber. lee. .NcCoughan sRt BROOKLYN
Weige sgt Lguzer. J. X. 10.
sgt baker. lbT .Gr'gorf agt lrakr.
y. Perce az Iihtrth. lBd. .LOnElln agt. h'chnlL
N same act Sane. 1872. Mach AZ. Ntnch.
a. ectfniler Gg IIarr son. IaO. Hyde art LdDuI
~. !tmsn Lesman l'l. .Anferson agi Cimphei.
~ Daley a.. Campbell ~. .iunSle agt Schosntr.
g. SD- -igue agt. sage lg}. .Oales sg. AVRer
~, Van Thuran az. Cmniel. ~. .Plllps Dfes.tr.
Aner-Hn National Bank sgt. 1b .Bacbouf agt. 1cksy
Ssnusb 1876 .iog sgf COt'1
80 Culy,r acL Western Tele-. .Bihtr ke.h.
rrsIh G.. lgJ. .Niliaies FI ,msHs' lns.
1T3 Davis Davis. Ca
John. lil. .NoWes sgt Gross
rj. .B,nty sgL Morgan. 2Oj. Benton sst bcTn%
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18

ARREST or GEN. NEILIe-CONFTICT or AUTHOR
TTY BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS.
Judge McCunn, about two weeks ago, issued
writ Of hsbsas corpus ordering Gen. Nei, commander
OF the United States troops Governors Island, TO
bring before hm the lody Of Thomas Casey, recruit
who, "a alleged, enlisted when under age and with
out the consent OF his parens. Gen. Nc returned the
writ saying that the not within the Jurisdiction
OF the State Courts He also laid before Judge McC1nn
the enlist lent pap, ~ of Casey which show that, when
be enlisted lac was Il years OF ago Judge NcSuaa
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVrD.

PROM rREMFs-Ir s,eamshp Hrusn Jsn l7Fdu E'n'rhv IT,
T. Dorn-e Er.oh Kari Stamp Rona backarn Iha leGs
I..lar Dr. A. LileutLsl ard vile
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
gun rSe. Il Sun sts......... SOL Moon ns 4:59
~.
s,rtJ Iot... 5:sj GoYs C27 Hell Gate Glb
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UteaH Gieamers.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
j UNI Rp STATES end BRALF STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regulr Msii sailing hc !2l II 55eU m0ntl.
M3HEiNACK. tatL Ner "a. -sry21
sol 'H AMERICA. Capl T. 4. TnSlepqngh FshrIsry y.
NOR n A1BRlCA. CAPT q. B. SlocUD. hsrh ~
1es- L1 s ME time ind 81 Al s. Tl0nas
Bt and Rio JhnifO, going and turning For
engagement If freight or passage aDrs To -
WI GAkRlSCS, Agcli, No . Bo'llggreen, heNl lork.
HAVANA, SISAL ard VERA CRUZ,
4 NFW-YDRH and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
Sail ~ Pier No ~, Ra-t River a, }
CbEOFAl1A Capt Philips " BDHhDAl, jar It.
CRY OF uETDA 4ken..........SAll KDAf Jtn. -
CLEOPATRA. Cart Phillips .........I JEsDAf, Peb 4
CITY OF MEXlSO, 1immer au.....FhlDAi, Fel IL
" alexander SONS. 20 Brosigsy
CLEOPATRA goes to UaysnG oui5i toiss pssseRses
IT ). MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC y IL STEAMSHIP Co,
s4g rcqrlaf' EVERY THUR DAY, Ococ precisely from
Pier No North River
AORROlCASTLg CspL T.. ADAMS. Il.
COLUMBIA. Capt. L Van Size IVA Nassau .Jan1arY %.
NsSOtEi Car. J B. Eu tI4.... Fcyrnry =
For 5oight or passage sppy 20 W. DIMOCk President,
ANCuOH LINE.-STEAM T0 GLASGOW,
"A LIVBlpOOL ard LONDONDERRY,
Pier -, North River.
EyRRY STCRDAY AND ALrIRHATE HDNESDAr,
BRITANNIA, SATURDAY, January u.
Tirt Cr ra~s-r toj AMI 5ij lnsrre pJji S,eeayei
80 So. sg- tickets from ehoye ports. %J.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
LoNa.A- -greel.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
tucsithcsttr Conrir Eea! Csiaie fos Gal'

1 II III BR0ADWAY-ByS STANLEY DAY.
The Circular distributed grstniou dAll ma q tnol
rtoep stamp. Cetssve, Fcnihan. Ball zo" se e
80 and Hss; Rass Village L3t, Sxll3 $ug
N.Ba Ss1fhera sule'aF Ho1,e and L3 itlr slJ,"
Mo Haven Oose and Lo; 2riO -tAo lole nd L.
loCis 5000 RE Beica corner Plot 5iJl 100 acres s'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
fonq 5e!ano Real gslate for 5aIc.

nor SALE. near Roslyn, l.. l., a good FLEN
u .h-a gooi lulgs lleti, o. NUT To.
tculars apply SlLAS I. VALES FINE, o. rsi..s,
SAML TITUS, 7J~sne,s.p
New-York tribune., 1871-01-18
Brooklpn Rcal G5laic fer Sale.

EOR SALE--A three-stOTy Phlsdel pbia-b'ick
HOUSE WITH modern mpo' e.asn Chrosst. fnce
5000 N A. RrBAHD Co S Peskm INST.
q D nln PER ACRE fOI eight acres Of
- -o,OtDO LAND, ocaei higb gnn oly < minutes foa
broolJrn hgnes 4. RCLAND & Co.. ; Bee esmIa.st
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17

Eeg' Rev D. W. Couch, pastor of the
NJ e. Church in Mineral Point, preached
at the P. NJ. Church, in this village on
Sunday last, both in the afternoon and
evening.
The two sermons are highly spoken of
by those who heard them, and more free
" endorsed as being delivered in a church
and to congregations that represent diff
erent denomination from his own.
1t is good to see all christian churches
agree, not 50 particularly, in doctrine or
rites, but all agree to be christians !; and
Mr.. Couch is fast becoming the champion
of universal christianity, without aspiring
to be the champirn of a particular sect,
but engaged in the great work ofchristian-
izing the world.
Such liberal views Of christianity must
result in filling the churches with good,
exemplary christians, while religion which
works upon a narrower base must result
in driving thousands into infdelity.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17

~ A regular meeting of the Dodgevi|l'
Literary Society was held at their rooms
on Wednesday evening last, and goodly
number of the citizens turned out to hear
the discussion. The subject was, ResoIOed
That the cause of the French has beer
entitled to the sympathy of the American
people since the capture of the Emperor
at Sedan.
The subject was ably discussed by
Messrs. NJ. j. Briggs, James Roberts
VIM. Hendy, affirmative and Messrs
Thomas Thomas, r. G. Owens, j. II. Pen
berthy, negative.
A committee of ladies was appointed
consisting of Mrs. Ranger, and Misses
Mary Kane and Hattie Stephens, to decide
upon the merits of the arguments, and
they "found for the negative"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17

AS WE ExPECTED.--A motion is now
pending in the U. S. District court at
Milwaukee to set side the writ Of man
damus commanding the consolidation OF
the State, county and various local taxes
in the assessment rolls of this county.
This is elimination of what we pre-
dicted in the CHRONICLE of, January 20ti}.
That Judge Miller has the power to compel
by mandanus the levy of the tax, no one
can doubt; but that he has the power to
compel consolidation of the tax S in the
assessment roll, contrary to the laws of the
state, no one can believe.
Said writs are without doubt illegal and
wrong in several particulars. The court
cannot even find a plausible excuse for
not sustaining the motion. They may
however uphold them even if not right or
lawful. A decision is not expected until
the court meets on the LIST Mop21y iu~April,
and nothing will be done to collect taxes
until after that time. The whole matter
is receiving good attention. The people
must be patient and aid each other. If a
little money is needed to pay current ex-
penses, those who have it in the towns
must loan it or take up the town orders
for the school teachers, &c. 1t is hoped
this will be done without shaving the or
ders, and in spirit of llbcraity aiding
and assisting each other.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17
VOCA.

At the railroad bond meeting held at
Avoca on the 18th inst, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, lnasmuch as certain Bonds,
known as R. R. Bonds, were forced
upon the county by the citizens of Min
eral Point. against the known wishes and
a known majority, expressed by popular
vote in legal manner; and further, that
this was known by the purchaser as well
by the vendor of the bonds. That they
were conceived in iniquity, carried by
fraud, and have been the nursed pets of
the legal talent OF the county, and will re-
suit, if carried out, in robbing great ma
jority of the citizeris of the county of large
sums Of money unjustly, and without
their consent. Therefore, be it
ResolUed, That we will never pay one
cent of said bonds as long as we can pre-
vent it in any justifable manner.
Resolced, That the citizens of the diff
ferent towns in the county be requested
to call meetings and have the proceedings
of the same published in the county pa
pers, and If thought advisable, call mass
convention to be held at some convenient
place in the county, and adopt such meas
ures as the circumstances of the case may
justify.
Resolred, That the editors Of the
Chronicle, Democrat, and Tribune be re-
quested to publish these resolutions.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17
New and Brilliant.

The Great One Dollar Store so success
fully managed for the past ten days in this
village by }. w. Gilbert, has just been re
plcnished with large stock of new goods
and is better prepared than ever before to
supply all kinds of goods at the peoples
own price. Mr.. Gilbert has no price or
percentage Of his own fixed on his goods
lie only Offers them for sale, and the buyer
fixes his own price but as it is violation
OF the laws Of the State for Az auctDneer
to sell goods on one bid, it is necessary
there should be at least two bids. He
will be engaged all day tomorrow, (Satur
day. and Monday, selling out his large
new stock of goods. All who want the
finest and best goods ever offered in this
community, and that too at their own
price, can get them by attending the auc.
ton on Saturday and Monday.
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Scarlet Fever.

EDITOR CHRONICLE: Having heard that
the Scarlet Fever was raging in the Coun-
ty, and having seen a great deal of it, and
seen it treated successfully, | would like
to say to those whom hope 1t will bene-
fit, if they would treat it as severe cold,
giving warm teas, sage, &C., once in a
while, moistening the skin with damp
cloth, without permitting the cool air to
touch it. a light cathartic may be given,
but avoid castor oil or calomel. If Sc
we're cold is taken three months after, the
danger is more than at first. | write. this
from a sense of duty, and for those who do
not wish wholly to rely upon it, it will be
a benefit until doctor can come. Y.
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Fay, The farmers Of Ridgeway are nc

Fay The farmers Of Ridgeway are not
behind their neishbors in any part of the
county in the matter of raising stock
There has been great advancements made
the past years n..thiS branch of farming,
and the time is not far distant when our
farmers will entirely do away with scrub
stock.
We called on Walter Thomas, the other
day. He showed us four hogs that cannot
be beat in the county. One Of them when
fed little more will undoubtedly weigh
500 pounds. Sows not yet a.year old
that have raised pigs, over 800 pounds.
The breed is Chester White. Mr.. Thom-
as is one of our best farmers, and he has
commenced at the right end of farming
to make it pay.
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B@g~ A report is being circulated in the
county much to the prejudice Of the county
treasurer, and we are often asked to state
the facts concerning the report. We
would most respectfully say in reply, that
we have no proper means Of obtaining the
facts in relation to the report, and cannot
have until the committee make their re
port officially to the board of supervisors,
At that time the people will be fully in
formed.