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NermtieDte Sepeihen aus
NelpsNorf.

geew.Dort, Is. Stt. -0tihter 8raOp
bat bcute ben BroSeB ssgeH ben oea Seuu9s
ansetla9teu Staots2lnmalt SieloS auf Den
20. D. Dts. anberaumt. Sn5wIdeu III SieloS
aus Jterpzyort uetidwunren uno ien IHs
matt ielbh srtl6rt, CT piiis nidt, no er ii9
befinSe.
- Sames &sil(p, angetlagt, ben Sumes
Dorian I'M september bel Der ifottrd)en
9tatiopalfeter etmOroet Su baben, uurbe beute
freiseipro6en.
- Die llnteriu9ung Der &atahrophe auf
benz 9anlpier vSlenutae" pirO ciirlg tort=
gyiett.
- Der 3ueite 8rO5eB Der 6annb SpSe in
8rooflpu ne9en Grmolouug rbreS 9lrbeit9e-
bers u. gSalion ut bis gum gtoUerTber per'
i6oben uoroen.
- 8m. 6erguiou, elm @cbilfe i'm bieiiaen
8oltamtc, 1T pcgsa llnteriaIa9uag BON Srle'
fen nPrh1fIPt fu0roeu
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Sis ein,ise adats perbeKerte 6ume'ide
Nihmald)ine,

Sc,pie bic empire" unb ane arosrn. aud -Sineer's
ri. % in Dem s ampf- 8eparirzSaben BON
Shomae Sbaufs,
(Siu11Sg) Gde Der Qombar6z unb SbarpStr.
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steinfoble,t unS 9ol3
8urrDudb s. NDmf,

SdntIer 10 ben nbeitrn Sorten 8open. melde bier su
harfte sebraebt merosn. 81 GROCER 8ouarb IN hets
uorrafb9, msiheT AZ Cen binionen Yreiien pert9uIr
MIRO Yones Gewidbt pro aardntirt.
SIredn: Sermanarake, erfte Gbire ohtih BON
&aIpertifrase. (>epr0lSy)
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Im6 yRnrNzISnrnl1ifn

Iew.gOrt, Is. Dit. - @lne 0epeiGe
ber ,,lSorio" meloet aus 31aletsb, N.sG.,
baB ras oemotratlib StaotS Genital. SOmile
na9 COMPILATION NIT nleBreren heruorrus
seuoen Utanuern beihloiitn babe, uor rer
Saub bon Der erfOroerlldeH Jioti, 5nr Se,
ilreitung Der g4apI Dor Der @eitsgtbuug oh.
Sueben. Die Scpsife melpet gleid3rlti9,
DaB man enorme Setru Ierelrn entoeft labe.
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SrGuDe.

Gbica9O, 10. Stt. - Su Goanston,
ST., branntt bsuteMOrgeu Guoen'S S4mu6
Uuareullren. ntbh IL g8ObGbduieru ab; nas
i5euer eniitanO Ourdl @ri loTOn elmer Del.
lampe. Seruit $4,000.
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0abQnna=Niaarren
Ncincr Ynrfmcin,

i'm alsinperiauie 30 snsros,Brslien bel
8eniamin y. yoe 8 Gomp.,
I30-O Hr fi2 Weit=EQirImpreifY
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sInplamers .Allliielbatert.

Can 6ranit8co, 15. DIT. - 8eri6te
BON SuScon, AlBOna, mCloeH, ouB ON ID.
Sept. elne Sau0e non 0pddlC= SnbIaueru 0us
9heS' 8aud) nube @rlttsuoeu uberfielsn, einen
Dtertfaner tDbteteu uno baS Sie1 Der 6arm
itableu. Qieut. Saa, pom 5.&aualerie 0gt.,
be9ab tb iogIeld NIT etuer gtlIitdr= Nblbtt.
lung OIL DIT uuo Steue lIno fano III Der
Ranf M1o. @a6ana uuo flint &tnOer, pom
ben @iioen, 100 Utann Itart uu0 nit Slits
ien beUaifnst, belagsrt. Bic SnOtaner TO-
9en bel Antunft 0s8 DtilitGr8 in DIE Sebirg2,
pCrhOhnten aber bet'm Ab,uge Die Soloaten.
&ieut. 6dQ idltdte eIueu Sergsanten nit flinf
yeutsn ab, UNI DIE 6almer I'm Sonato .Sbale
3u warnCu, aber Die SolOI!en Dur0en nabe
ougbes' Rand iberiallen uno Sergeant
Slcmart, Corporal 9iattOu uno oie@enlelnen
&Ouoro Sarr uao Sob. 8ailb g,t6Otet. Eleut.
&alb bate pom @tueral 6oDaio Seithl Ell
bnItell, nid)t auf Die SnOlaues 5u teueru, IS
iei Oeun, oaB CT ite IN oer NuSIbunJ uU1
DttTetbaten anheTe. Oerielbe StfeDl mar
an aue Hoiten am @daus 6luiie ergangen.
9itier Sefebl MIRO buouldl erllart, ouB
Sen, pouarO itf Sur 3ett tm Ortgou,@e-
btrge init Dem Apadle=0auptling @O60e i'll
untetbanOlung btlinort, DIN er 5u ueraulafea
ludt, uad rer yIRecrpatlOn" Su geben.
gm 6. DIT. grlff stae SanOe Apadle Sn.
oiauer BON oen Santa= 0tIta @ebrgeu, DIE
eine 3esrpe 9ehOblCHeu Sleb8 mt itb fiibrt,n,
80 Uiellen pou SuScon, elne Auiabl y rJ=
merter an uuD nubmen oen elUen iammtlId)ao
Slb ab. Gin Srsmuter miro uermi6l.
Sic Suoinucr iinO mOblOepIifHet unO reld)=
hd1 nit Sd)teBbeoarf utreuen.
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Goeben empfongen cine Fartie edaten Wpfta
Aoites, weldsn MIR In oen aaufern pafenf en- Quol
titittn perfaHtsu. Beui. x. Woe & @rmp..
(ls0-D Rr. 142, DsRsSalhmoIsfrass.
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&ullen nnp 9eIs.

Dte ntebriSffeu Brei'e mnoen tmmer bere&net, Elm
sroBer Borraf5 INNER an 5ano uon cen berlpmwifen
ytinen, pte .8altimore Gompasuie,S 2pfenS'
DsAep, Dpomius, 1unburp uue gumber Lamb.
@eors Gtearns,
0lreeu: Rr. l2, Subs &alpertard6e.
Cgprt11, tSD &sRIsubsi; Aitse Mnuhs.
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- Sa5 ;, oG. GOus Ootel" i'll Jttm Srl'z
ans wurOI geitsrn inter OIr 2etlng Oes 6rn.
&. DtiOtOn WieOer el0iinet.
- Sin angeblld uou einFm GOnlmiiiIr
oss bunosrtidnr'g II 3ublddm8 IN etn III d.
y. Siot prbiiStttes @iriuI1r. ouB .'hlluOeI=
plra nit Der 6ler ole conmsI3reue UtstrO.
pole OeS 2GuOcs p.rben pirfte, WnO ftr elne
6dihuUg elflarl.
- Die Rorning Boii." cine tdglide 3:i.
tung in BlllnOeIpglu, 3lnI beute eiu, UctI ne
Die 0epslhen Der Alice. PGeiIs" mint erbal'
ten tonute.
- 5sI ben u6reimaurtru" in 8i6nouo.
3d., lit jur 3t,t pre 5t, Sobauues. asm'
iburel Der &empelrttleG" uoa SIlmn9ton,
Del, III Suite.
- Su SOlton purSe Sames 3. Roben
uOn eiuem lupgeu Rauiuolo, Jtameus Gteen,
III elmer SfsIte t0Duth uermunoet.
-9u SuTfalO, Jt..Y., wdrOe s. 9. Bar
Ter ps9en &rmOrtuaA Der Mngalet 0uuts
Su lebenSlauglIder 3adtbaasbaft uerurt
tbellt.
Den @rttmeu Der beiNen 0otomotoiiih'
rtr Oct y@rIcs Sabu," 10, l6e flirSlrh ocyun-
gliidten. Wuroeu III SurilrO gsit:ru le 5000
Shaoeneridb iugelprO1eu.
Der > Den Der american WetlanicS"
biel: heute ,ene 5abresNeung rnBbllabdpbra !:
Oeri lbe 3dplt b,rtiIs 278 8oseH unO A, l43
DlitJ tJllcoet.
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Ggp1pfion eines eofomottDens
QpfSpfS

otbsboro', Jf.-&., IS. Oft. 800 auf
Der r4tlantic. bsGarslIna.Sabn" nabe
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9SDu Subl.

Sauanna, IA. Sn. Die uusItdnOisen
igarrenmnd)er isblteu heute 3u Der Irbett
Suiiid, na9Oem linen Oh erbjb.en Xobnf0r
baur9eu beWllltqt wOroen ma.sn.
Die @innibmen unO aus Iubtn Der Snitl
CrJeben etn Oeniit uon Sl3, 800 900; Odlie.bt
iou Ourh yOlalUsteu rung ytcetl pe:O
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Der SelDnIdrft.

0ew.gort. Is. Stt. Selb rubia
All 4-6; &ebiel idlIOiieu islter 8B-f; Sob
ilau, aber feit 129-5; SuuOeS Sb.isatlOnen
rubia, aber left: Sedlier 1l6b, '62er ll5f, 4ts
tien lhlolIen left: N.=9. &en:rul 955, @rW 511,
Safe Sbore 91a, 81. central 128, YutSburg
800, glorthmsnern 73s, PliOrltd!en 804, atOd=
SSlauo 112.
9ilans Oes 1uter=Sfutamtes: s54, ,028,z
338 in Sob, $21 ,041, ,106 in Bdpisr.
Sampfer= anfunit.
New 9ort, Is. Oh. - Der Oampfer
vGmerifa" lief beute oon Bremen bier elu.
- Der Danpter ,SileTa" ut boa 9am|
burQ bier einaetrotfen.
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4Rnffne@af1ee.

ir meot,inii9e 3psds. unsrs etsereSmportotion, b.
Beniamni ". Noe omp..
l3lI-l Nr. fA2. Weft Baltimprefr
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M Yrntlamation.

EsS Yrnflamatian.
Siinfbunoert Dollars 8elohuuna!
Waporssg mtsfube, |
Baltimore, Den Ia. Gtt., 1872,
ia 0eora gS. $arrett, Elm farbiser auabs. am
abenre tea 10. OFT auf Ooer nabe Der Gds Oeit.
itra3e uuO pua's Sane oOn euler uubctaHHt lJerOR
aet0rei porbeu it, 10 sse i'd bermit traft Der mir
our sius Sroouuauj Der staOt Baltimore perIebsneH
Grmodti9uu9 auf bic grmitsIuns. Grsrsiiuul nnO
urberfibruu9 Oes 9ernbers belageu 9erbrsheus elne
Selobnuns oUu fiinfbuuSsrt Douars aus.
(A7-50) Spihha SGuiant, Waoor.
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GsitImUcf, Gbcnn. ben l6 Ottober 1879.
Die ocmOtratil lhIconeroatipeu uu0 liberaIrepubfd.
uiihen Stimmgsbsr Der Staot beionoers bic oes rten
0ougreB, YeHrtes. halten UtIItIp ou Nbeur, ben L.
GttOber. um ubr i'm . .BroaDwap p.Snfitute"
cine 8ro Sc VI a ,euuer ammIuna Gin UtuIts
corps rpiro anrpeieno ein.
5ulsenos bsrporrusrnoe Rsouer ino riuecIaoen uni
werben an bic 8eriamnIIHs Anlprahsn baItsR:
@ouu. ISM. blntneg 2Shute,
gr.@ouu. u. SO. BRADFORD,
A6tb. Stepeuiou Ar6er,
29tb. Ism s. @leeiou,
Sr. 8n. s. S'8rtcn,
Sr. Sobu Sc. @aher,
Sberit 6rieorit &uins,
Sr. Al'ranOer y. 6obbS,
Samea u. Buhanau,
s. Nation WcSeebou,
5etr. Oes b..rep Gsntr .Gomte's bon gennsSanien
(L47-s)
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10. q. @onb & Gomp.,

@isentbiimsr BON
0cTt's patentirten autDmatifeben Seisern,
meIGe In ben esten infBebn Sabren iebr umfGpsreid
uno nit beiersm 9rfolae als iraenb etn anbsrsr NIT
Dampt obsr beibem Dafer beisenoer apparat sez
brautt fusrber.
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SelesrapbiiGe 9epei1elt.

NorttesuHo TO at.l
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Neincr SiSer= Glfg,
spe3tal : Noti3cl1.

Sabn q. suman & COMP.
gcr. 45 gSeff= DrattSfrafe,
nabe gpear's Be1fte,
6Gntler init Zen beifen hntten
2nfeu'S Saaep-, Suuburp uno @uE1berlanbs
&ohlen,
2240 Bfuno auf Die Tonpe in a(len Tdnen, fret BON
SdgIer unb lnoern uureI i9teiten SepI6, IL DieS)
Slid. 9Salsl's Stunt 8alIerie.
Nusaeriiitet nit cen bshen Mlfhintn unb einge=
btet nab ben neuetsn Serbeiierursen, bic iibsrz
baupt bic photographic auisulpeiieE bot, erlauus i'd
Mtr, enem seebrten Bublifum Die ersebenRe ansetse
an madben, has mem BON in SdltmorefraBe oortbeiIz
bait betanntes @ciGGt mad
Rr. a6, gsorp Sbarlesffrase,
perfeat In uro als 9unf-9aIeriR itd i'm stanee be.
Enest, gortraits sa lieeru, uehe pon Del Carte de
visite bis sur esbenssro5e in gaae1 Del on
4ebulih'ei uno ausiipruns Nihts uiiniheu
Abrls lGiisn. @ruppeu wsrnen In isosr grose an
eas Behe auseeiiprt; Die befen ardte fino sur Aus
tertisuns BON Bbotogaptie'u bel uns ansefeut, unf
mar rp.rtliden 3Intcrn miro Die Gusii5runs Dol
Rornate anpertraut. adtunssuoa
Ri1arc 9BaIsI,
H4-D Nr. as Rorb @barlesfraee.
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spe;tal : Noti;e1t.

8areau Sbreibmatertalten,
Biirean.Srufarbeiten
aIIe Mrten Ne unass
y der,
ante Nrbeit uno mdbqe Breiie bel
tSngsenheimer 8 NReiI,
(lbI-O Rr. fo7, gBsfs SaItmoreffrase.
6roBe Griparmn9!
Tsau fault eebrouh.s ehulbiiber gum balken
8reie ober penser, uno neue uHter Den reoemdaiseH
Rreiien, iopie auh ale gsiifsrmsrfs Der eiteratur
iuuitlite, meos'niihe unb asmiidbte Si9er &c. Don
q. Real 4 @pmp.,
Nr,s 90 A. Sapettes. einos 5biiren tpealth
uon Der GbaresftraBs Slher Her Grt werper prompt
a.fcuit uno bssoblt. (sspH, ,t2Df1t, ,t&w)
9ie ein,ise adhte uerbeRerte Suwe'ife
Nabmal6ine,
Tctpie bic empire" unb a1e aroern. aud "Sinser's
RI. oa in Dem $ ampf 8epartrzSa6e pon
4homna Shdufa
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rs Stunt : Saaerie.
Mbtnng p!
Gncbrit erbalten

500 Dso. bette 0lace Oanofhube
II sewdptsn Ssrbffdtben nab In aGen Grosen uon
Rr. 6h uis 5u S, sum Spoitpreiie pom Do cente
pro Baar. ruirtlider Wertb SIPS, bios fur oieie
Booze su oieiem Brtiie.
1apit S3ambtrger,
Rr. SO, Noro-polparo mage &lopfraBe.
fcfnIfet 12JItsN
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08
A New Social E vii.

Our public preachers and the press
generally combine to condemn the inor-
dinate use of alcoholic stimulants !;
but either from ignorance or misap-
prehansion of the subject, they entirely
ignore the existence of an evil which is
daily assuming greater proportions
in this city, and which, in its effects,
is far more disastrous than even the
demon drur kenness. This is the use
of opium, habit that has wonderfully
increased within the last few years.
A proclivity for the use of this power
full narcotic is frequently engenderea
by the action of medical men, who
administer the drug in many cases
where much less subtle stimulant
would be equally effective, and the
consequence is that the patient grad
ually acquires liking for the sensa-
ton the potion produces, and keeps
increasing the doses until opium be-
comes an absolute essential to existence.
Among the fair sex the habit is grow
ing with amazing rapidity, and those
who have already habituated them
selves to the use of the deadly stimu-
lant now number tens of hundreds In
| this CITY alone..-Neso York Telegram
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08
A Blind Undertaking.

A near sighted school teacher in the
town of Center took near-sighted
Porter lady to church last Sunday
night. He drove blind horse. This
unsightly combination was disastrous
The eyeless equine couldn't keep the
road, and the close visioned couple
knew not whittier to guide the beast
After numerous mishaps they reached
the scene of worship, with one Of the
tires missing, and the buggy box bad
ly bruised. and drove triumphantly
into the yard which surrounded the
church. But unfortunately clothes
line was stretched across the lot, and
under this the misguided brute took
his course. There was sudden emp
tying of the buggy, in back summer.
saultic manner which would have done
credit to first class circus tumbler
and Center and Porter were heaped ur
promiscuously in the mud behind the
vehicle. They didn't 60 into the
church, but returned home, az solemn
as a funeral procession, with the Por-
ter lady in the buggy and the Center
delegate leading the blind horse. Il
was a gloomy, cherries trip, and the
school teacher vowed, as he trudgsd
along with the bride rein over his
shoulder, that he would never be
caught out again without his specta-
cles.-JanesuiWe Gazette.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08
Iron in w isconsin.

The New York Tribune in speaking of
'sIron in the West" thus speaks OF
Wisconsin
In Wisconsin, no Pig Iron was made
until 1856, when $500 tons of char
coal iron were produced. The make
ran down to 237 tons in 1858; and
then gradually rose to about 5, 900 tons
in 1869 !; all ofwhich was melted with
charcoal. In March 1870 the Mil
waukee Iron Company put magnif-
icent stone coal furnace into blast, in
the immediate vicinity of Milwaukee.
This furnace made 1919 tons of Iron
in 1871. emo 2" built by the same
Company, blew in the first of last May
and made in eight months 10000 tons
of metal. Our Eastern Iron men must
look to their laurels, or they may be
found adjoining the brows of some o.
their Western fellow-craftsmen. Wis
consin also produced in 1871, 28,774
tons of rails, all the make of one mill
at Bay View, owned by the company
above named. AS a rail mill, she
stands fifth on the list.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08
asa- While serehead politicians al

am- While serehead politicians are
devoting their days and nights to vain
efforts to defaming Gen. Grants ad-
ministration, the latter gets on steadily
reducing the debt of the country on a
scale which fills the eyes of European
fnanciers with establishment. Secre.
tary Boutwell, reports that within the
past eleven months he has made our
national Indebtedness nearly Three
hundred million dollars less. Demo
Gratis and disappointed Republicans
may say what they will so long as the
people see such exhibits Of the fnan-
cial condition of the Government they
believe that no change will better them
any. e-s as.s-s
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

s1- Victoria G. Woodruff, delivered
lecture February 18th, in Washington
and among other things she said:
II here and now impeach the cler-
gy of the United States Great and
continued applause as dishonest and
hypocritical, since the best Of them
ack knowledge that they do not dare to
preach the whole truth, for if they
should they would have to preach to
empty seats-an admission sufficient y
damnable to consign them to the con
tempt of the world and to the hell
of which they pirate so knowingly, but
whose location they have not been
able to determine told Matt. Car
penter, to-day, when he told ME that I
! should be i'm prisoned because [ spoke
so disrespectfully Of the Constitution
that [ hated it, that l would spit upon
it would spit on Congress. 1t is
a stencil in the nostrils of the people,
and to overthrow it told him | wcnld
raise revolution. That's why came
before the people, and l mean to sue
coed. [Applause.] He said I would
find myself in Fort Monroe. [ wish
could put all in Congress their,
Laughter To day a Congressman
Said to mt =: Now, Wnndhnll just
be quite, and let's bridge this over
for year or so, and you will come
out all right Matt. Carpenter said to-
day If you are to have your rights
at all, you will get them through the
Republican party We will have
them through no party but that of the
people. | am going to begin a revo
luton, [applauses and mean to stump
every State from Maine to California
to accomplish it. Great applause:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08
In Probate--sowa County Court

In the matter of the estate OF Thomas Torphy, do.
ceased.
On reading.and fling the petition Of Jane Torphy
representing among other things that Thomas Tor
ply, late of Arena, the 28th day of April A. ID,
1868, at Arena died intestate, leaving goods chat,
tells and estate within this county and praying that
administration Of said estate be unto hcr raned 1t
is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this court the 18th day of March, A. d.
1872 at the Probate Office in the village Of Dodgevie.
at ii o'clock A. NJ.
And it is further ordered, that public notice there
of be given to all persons Interested by publishing
copy of this order for three weeks successfully
prior to said day of hesrng in the Dodgeve Ohron-
icle weekly newspaper circulating in said county,
Dated February 10th. 1872
ROBERT WILSON,
24w3 County Judge.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Iowa County will meet in con
yention, by their delegates, at Dodgevlle, on
FRIDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, 1872,
for the purpose of selecting six delegates 1.-TWO IRON
she county at large and two from each Assembly Dis
tricU 70 lepresent the CJuuty III the State Conven
tion. TO be held at Madison, March 18th; and t.
tran act such other business as may be deemed prop
en- Hour of Meeting, O'Clock p u.
Towns will be entitled tc delegates as follows
Arena, 5; Clyde, 2; Dodgeyile, 10; Highland, 10;
Linden, 7 Mifin, 4 Mineral Point City, 10; Miner
al Point Town, 4 Moscow, Q; Pulaski, 5 Rdgeway
2; Waldwick, Wyoming,5
By Order of County Committee,
JAS. SPENSLEY, Chairman.
Mineral Point Feb. %, 1872
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08
n.y. The Grand Duke slew Fl

n1@ The Grand Duke slew five
bisons in the huntat Kit Carson. Sher-
idan declined to kill any. He says it
is no more fun than it would be to ride
up to cow and shoot it with a revolv-
er. He thinks it is taking as unfair
an advantage as Jonah would if he
had killed the whale when he was in
side Of it taking a ride.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

The vicinity of Knoxville. Tenn,
was visited by very heavy earth
quake shock last week. Buildings
were caused to crack and strain, and
much alarm was created. 1t was ac-
companied by a heavy sound resemb-
ling thunder.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

same form, idiosynsracies and peculiarites will be
there. Look at the human body from its infancy up
through all its changes to hree-seore and ten. 1t is
the same person. The identity in the soul So in
the great recognition to come Death makes no
change of personality of the friends and kindred we
once loved. They the same in their spirituality
as when they lived in the old body
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

GUARDIANS SALE.

In Probate-Iowa County Court-In the matter Of
the guardianship of the minor heirs of Ole
Thompson.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned guar.
dian of the minor heirs of the late Ole Thompson,
will offer for sale and sell at public auction at the
late residence of Ole Thompson, in the town of Mos
COW, on Tuesday, March 10th, 1872 at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, the following real estate: The east half OF
the southwest quarter of section S. town g. range
3, situated IL the town Of Moscow, Iowa County,
Wisconsin, and known as I" The Ole Thompson Farm"
TERMS: 0ne-half, cash: half of the balance in
year; balance in two years.
February 49, 1872. BERTHA ELLINGS0N,
24w5 Guardian,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

nea- The Postmaster General has
issued a circular notice to all postmas-
tiers, asking the public to superscribe
the county, as veil as the postofice
and State, upon all letters, circulars,
newspapers, and other matter to be
forwarded by mail.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08
AUCTION SALE.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
auction at his residence in the town Of podgevillo,
ID mile north east OF Wickums place, on the road
MILL on Monday. March IL, 1872 the following per-
sonal property
Nine Mich Cows, 2 three-year-old Steers, two.
year.oId steers two.y ear-old Bull, two-year-Od
Hsifers yearling Steers and Hefers, Horses-1
fve-year-old ten-year-old year-olds, sixs
year-old Mare wo-year-old Horse COlt--1 Reaper,
Mower, / Hay Rake, Wagon, i Sleigh, l Sseder
Tanning Mill, Plow, Harrow, l Cultivator, and
% Hogs.
TERMS All sums under $1,000 cash all sumo
over $1,000 nine months credit will be given at De
cent. interest," with approved security.
FebrparW 18th 1872. 25w4 JOHN ENOCH.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

BI- A wag, in what he knows CT
farming gives very good plan to re-
move widows weeds. He says a good
looking man has only to say, wilt
thou, and they wilt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

EARN FOR SALE-Situated in the township OF
Arena two miles west Of Hyde's MILL containing
120 acres; l6 acres improyed has dwelling house,
stabling and grain room good spring OF never fall
ing water; plenty of wood; young orchard Of
about 60 apple trees; a few peach and large lot
of plum trees; plenty of small fruit, &C. enough
For furthe r particulars inquire the premises, Of
23m3" ROBERT NICH0LL,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

THE PopE TO MovE.-A Rome
dispatch states that it is believed in
that city that the Pope is actually pre-
pairing for bis early departure from
that city. The archives and jewelry
in the Vatican are being securely
packed. His destination is believed to
be the Tyrolese city of Trent, which is
in the Austrian dominions.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

s@- A boy in Cleveland had cent
Of the date of 1S47 extracted from his
throat. As the boy is only four years
old, the query is how SO old coin got
there
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

s@- The body of Clement McCaus
land, Deputy United States Marshal
was found ON Thursday eighteen miles
from Frog Point, Dakota, he having
persisted in the recent storm while pur.
suing an escaped prisoner. Mr. Nc
Causland's home was in Lowell, Mass.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-08

nea- The small pox and scarlet fever
are9oR the increase in New York city.
In Philadelphia and Baltimore the
small pox is also still alarmingly prev
alent.