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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26
ORvlLLE STRONG, County Clerk.
OGDEN, Iowa, Jan. II. 1872.


EDS. CHRONICLE:
Presenting that letter from lows.
would he admissible, and perhaps interest
ing. send you few items of general in
terest. Iowa has made rapid advances
within the past few years. It's history
runs parallel with that of other Western
States Our beautiful prairies, over which
the savage man and the savage brute held
undsputed sway, are now dotted with vii
lagos and farms; groves are sprlnglng NJ
in every direction, adding beauty to the
landscape, and protection in winter against
the urwelcnme northwest wind Railroad,
stretch their iron bands from east to west
at intervals Of from forty to sixty miles,
giving us ready communication with the
outside world, and market for farm pro
duce, coal and III nufacturps. There are
also north aud south railroads, which wh.,
completed will give MS access to the piner
les of The Upper Mississippi, CONNECTING
with st. Louis to the South. This trans
| formation has taken place within a few
years. In 1886, that which is NOW Iowa
contained population of but ten ihous
and its population may now be estiniai,d
at twelve hu, d~ed thousand Such M
paraleled growth in population aud corse
quent alth, can only be accounted IA,
| by considering our great agricultural and
manufacturing adaptabilitieS. With on,
eastern and western shores washed by two
Of the largest rivers on the Continent, the
interior watercd by such rivers as the D.s
MoincS, Cedar. Iowa, and others. with The
numerous railroads affrrding ready ron.
munication with the eastern, southern and
western markets, with IL unsurpa >Sed
IN depth aud fertility. with extensive coal
beds, supplying the people with cheap FL
81 and Offering great inducement to man
ufactures, with land at reasonable prices,
IS 1t any longer matter of surprise that
Iowa is being settled so rapidly? Their,
IS as little waste land PERHAPS in this stat,
az in any state IN the Union. Sl"nch
and ponds that were once considered in |
superable obstacles TO farming. are now
being ditched to great extent. and as = +
section of country becomes settled and
plonehed these sloughs and ponds dry up.
This has heen observed in other states.
As stock rais'ng county. Iowa has no
sui erior III t.lis attitude. The great a.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26
Iowa County Bonds.

As will be seen, we publish the proceed
ings of the County Board regarding GU
bond matter. We are anxioIs that ever
farmer and taxpayer read and investigate
the proceedings Of the board for himself
and when you get through reading, save
your paper for further reference.
This session Of the board is perhaps
the most vitality important and the most
interesting to the people of the county at
large than any previous session for many
wears. The considerations and PROPOSE
lions brought before them have been diff
erent than ever before. AS everybody
knows the board was authorized, and il
was fully understood several years ago,
that whenever the time arrived that
the bondholders would settle their claims
against the county for SO cents on the
dollar, then, and not until then, the board
was to meet them and settle on that
basis.
This they have done so far as they were
able that is to say, they have agreed to
settle $4,000 of the bends held by G. Ii.
Tweed of New York, at so cents on the
dollar. $4,000 was the original amout
of bonds that Tweed owned, half the in
terest added to that makes it SAL 900.
The time had come, and it was ABSOLUTELY
neces sary that the board should do some
thing in this matter, and the cause of that
necessity was the proposition of Mr.. Tweed
TO settle his share of the bonds at so cts,
on the dollar, under the circumstances the
board could do no other than accept the
compromise offerered, and we believe tht
people of this county will be willing to as
sist the board in carrying out the measures
they have adopted. This begins to lool
more like bringing the vexed question t.
final issue.
The fight with the bond holders, at leas
some of them, is drawing to close, anc
we feel gratified to know that we have
gained the field 50 far as a compromise Is
concerned. And it is to be hoped the
balance ofthe holders of the bonds against
iowa County will take the same course
chat Mr.. Tweed, has done viz: settle fo'
SOC. on the dollar otherwise, the count,
is in the same attitude as 1t always has
been. If there are any bond holders thai
don't propose to compromise, we. tn,
county don't propose to pay.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26

mount ot unlcncc'I iaud al present gives
n,s,ur.oe tn thousands of cattle. OF course
in few years nearly all will be fenced.
Having is only a question of few days
labor a mower will cut from Is to 20
tons per day. Every farmer who can get
money atread invests il in stock. Hogs
have been raised largely, and continued
large shipments have been rnnde to Chi
cago. Des Mofnes and other markets. Our
corn crop this year was the largest ever
raj sed in this state. and places US fourt!
i'm rank as a corn producing state,-ihe
Weld being fr,m 40 10 so bushels to the
acre. Other farm products have been
raised almost as extensively. Our wheat
crop last season was good. but was retard-
| ed sothewha, by the dr"uth in June. Our
reputation as fruit growing state has
begun to be established. Many supposed
for awhile that Iowa was not adapted 10
fruit-growing, but time and experience
have demonstrated facts that are very per.
suasive and satisfactory. Fruit can be
raised here equal TO anything in the west
At the Pomological Fair at Norfolk, Va,
during the PAST season, Iowa apples took
the premium over all others. not being
excelled ever by California. For grapes
We claim that Iowa is not excelled F.; they
can be raised at small expense and trou-
ble Last fall grapes were offered as low
as one cent per pound.
Of course there are disadvantages to
contend with here as in every county,
The scarcity of wood in some localities Is
a great drawback TO rapid settlement
Coal makes up largely for this d. fciency.
In other localities there is scarcity OF
building material good stone qnarries are
found in many part of the state; brick is
substitute. DeS Moines, on the Des
Moines River, is the capital. The Legis-
la:ure has made appropriations for the
erection Of new State Building to take
the ace of the old brick building at Des
MONIES. " hich has been used for that pur-
pose. Work was commenced on it last
summer Ii will BE-, i: the designs are
carried out, one Of the finest state build
| ingS in 'he United States. Iowa being
comparatively out of debt, with most
unlimited credit and resources, will build
a capitol worthy of The great future await
| ing her.
Yours,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26

As.,,oi.rm,n anu ,hrce o,Iator> was ap-
pointed. with authority TO send for persons
and papers, examine WITNESSES, take testl
monr. and report the result of its investi,
CATION to the present Legislature. The
committee proceeded to perform the duties
with which it was charged, examined many
witnesses, and took large volume Of tes-
tiinony. Several gentlemen, however, who
were known to be important witnesses and
to harbor material facts pertinent to the
investigation, refused to obey the summons
to appear before the committee. BY all
oversight, the joint resolution constituting
the committee was never enrolled or sign
ed hv the Governor. The Till authorizes
the committee to compel the attendance of
witnesses. and to complete the lahors to
perform which it ives created. 1t passed
both houses without Il dissenting voice,
and i, now seems likely that 1t will pass
the Senate, at least, oyer the veto OF the
Governor, whose objections are regarded
as based mainly on Iechnicalities.
TEMPERANCE.
On the 18th, Mr.. Graham, OF Rock, in
troduced bill TO provide against the
evils resulting from the sale of intoxicat-
ing LIQUORS." 1t was referred To tho com.
mittee on State affairs. The bill is under
stood to be patterned efter the Ohio law,
and is restrictive rather than prohibitory
in aess provisions. Petitions asking for the
passage afa temperance law are pouring
in, and in the Senate have been referred to
select committee Public sentiment il
largely in favor of some law on the suhss
iect, and there is no doubt as to The pa>-
sage of Mr.. Graham's bill in some form.
FOR THE LADIES.
Assembly BIZ! No. % provides in brief
that mo person shall be precluded or de
barred from any occupation, profession Oh
employment, except military, on account
Of sex" the act not 10 he construed to IF
feet the eligibility of any person to an 81
ective office The bill ought to become a
law, but it does not follow that it WILL
A.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26
DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
DANE COUNTY COURT.

ceased
NToTI'E il hereby given that by virtue and in
~ pur ,nance OF an nraer of license made said
matter, th- 18TH day If September. ,s1l. by the
county court of said comfy, the ned admin
itrat2r of said estate will an Thursday. the 9Th
day "f February 1872, ut l2o'rl ck NJ at ia" rourt
house in the village Dpdgeviile, in Iowa county,
offer sale puhlc vendur all the interest ~ the
said estate in the foil wing described lands, 10 VII
The SEl< section 81 tcwn 6. rance 4 east
The NEl4 OF seciion 2S. town u. range EAST
TIE VIZ of NWM IF SET on Sc, I 'wn q, range 3
The ind Is ~ E13 of NWA s"r. 2, town r. 3 y.
The Is Of SEI 4 SE1l "t >El4 SEE. 81. r s. r r.
The VIZ If NEII lection 81 town 5. rance east.
Terms of sale cash.
DATED December 20tl 1877
NV DEAN.
Surviving idhinisir,s or Of Estate
lS-lw OF saih irce3sti
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26
b1 O0A WILL BUY ONE OF

M QUIZ tn" finest res,drn,tS in the vii.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ lIge ~ 1rigeviilp. IL is .ltua-
ted within I'VE nisn'ft ~ walk E" h. unri ItOnp IN
one 81 the .'eI >t'e't in the Village II il 4, larr @
twh st"t hnn>~. with cellar, welt and every G, nv--
Meme: tn! g. ha' aud uIiet 6nt., u eS with I'M &c
large lols The Pr"pr will '~Et tor SIS tn so Ell
mon h, aud isl s9lehdid inve tment e,tf,bt t,r u
HON. nr SBcci'g ion , warranty deed will lp
given for the Whole pr pei " tar 81 S0n A few
hnn ired dollars mu>t H.. paid down. aud the haa, ct
can stud for number Il years inn mt osi5
seven per cent. For full particulars apply -
E.T NV. j. wRIGGLESwo'T
1Svx bod eyille
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26

ng@ The Metholists built four
churches IA day last year.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26

1arriage Certificates
Harriaqe Registers.
CT. Court Summons
agreement for DEEDS
Teachers C5nt,acts.
Sati.taction IF Nort..
Summons for Relief.
Nortgage DEEDS.
Special School Mtg
Vernires,
Summons, |
bead Orerseer Bond
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26

wFII,NG HoU + FOR SALE
r@ %e. s c cs5"Tr n ct h %ss
AID clIa 81 streets Son, Ind cistrrn The lot il 10
is 24x ~ With ga streets with plenty Of fruit
NJ NJ o ,r,., trees. Terms easy
D..dessille Aov. TO- RICHARD PRIDEkUx
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26
Floral Guides1872!

co,,aining ~ pages and Two Beautiful coIorsa
p,a,ss eel, iustrated. giving plain directions hr
The CULTIVATION of nsariy Thousand s.s arr, .,
,n,. In git postpaid, soc. Pal or cover ana one
"a III. u. REYNOLDS, Rochester, VI.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26

/ Chattet Mortsagss.
| HarraDfy deeds.
| Mineral Leases.
| Pouer IF Attorney.
Out Ctaim Deeds.
sheriff. Rep n Sale.
Criminal . arrants.
agreement for Deed,
pronaisory Notes,
5nbp@nas,
Warr1nt,
Erecuti0n.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-01-26

(From our Special Correspendent)
Both houses of the Legislature have al
jnurned over till Monday evening next
Many of the members, employees and re-
porters have gone home, and everything is
Quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21

-yERMAN SERVANTS ron An. POSITIONS, CAPABLE
anee on nWtsA ~. LOVE-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-03-14

The mtmbers of the bar at Portsmouth
n IL, are laughing over spicy bit of
coloquy occurring between wcll-known
and popular lawyer of that city and a
witness. At a term of the Supreme Judi
cial Court inst closed, a pauper case Of the
town of NDnhwoud against Burnsead
WAS ON trial. Witnesses were called to
prove that 4 certain party had been mar
1'"1 prior to 4 certain date. Mrs. Alvira
II n5u-ee, i good looking woman of
about lY ntN-llNe. was on the stand. She
lived with hen husband on Beauty Hill"
She testified that her sister laura. who
At the time had a husband named Wiley,
came to her house with 4 Mr.. ii. ..
Bunker and stopped a few nights; that
they called themselves man and wife, and
occupied the same room while there.
Alyira said that She knew Laura had an
other husband, hut when interrogated by
the LAWYER as to whether She did not think
it strange that Laura should come to her
house and conduct herself in that manner.
She cooliy answered mo, | don't think
there is anything wrong nowadays in hav
ING two husbands. do YOU ?" The lawyer
looked shocked, but did not express any
opinion.
At another stage of the trial Laura spoke
of being married to Bunker. The ques-
ton was asked, How long were you
married y She promptly replied about
forty nights \ hystander remarked
that after this "lenten season She ought
to have been able to get ont of the
Wilderness" "Beautv Hill' is said to be
beautiful spot, and it would he a most
Npluhttu1 locality TOR a simmer residence
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'W4LDO SN,-Hupreme Judjciai Court. IAN,

'TALDO H.N.-Hupreme Judjcjai Coult.,Jan.
Term, 1872.
INRANk s. MCPHERSON vs. REN,I. L. REAN
II And now on suggestion to the Court that the
defendant, at the time of rvice OF the writ, was
not inhabitant of this State and had no tenant
agent or attorney within the same, that his goods
or estate have been attached in this action that he
has had no notice Of said suit and attachment, it is
Ordered that notice of the tendency of this suit be
given to the said defendant, by publishing attest
ed copy OF this Order, together with an abstract of
the plaintiff writ, three weeks excessively in the
Republican Journal. newspaper printed ut Belfast
in the County OF Waldo, the last publication to be
not less than thirty days before the next term of this
Court, to be holden at Belfast, within and foi the
County OF Waldo, the third Tuesday of April
1872, that said defendant may then and there appear
and answer to said suit, il he shall see cause,
Attest-W. q. FRYE, Clerk.
(ARSTRACT OF PLTFF. WRIT:)
Assumpst account annexed to writ of SOL .33
for prof ssonal services. Date of writ July g. 1869,
Ieturnable Oct Term 1869 AID damnum, one hun
dred dollars.
+. S. NICKERSON, Esq, Searsport, Plaintiffs
Attorney.
true copy Of the order of Court with abstract OF
the writ. Attest-W. &. FRYE, Clerk.
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A Strange BedfelIow.

The Baltimore American SAVE There
appeared a few days since AT Il boardiuo-
hnu,e IN the southern section ot the city ID
uAttv-IookIng Young man Vito en0ioad
board bot was informed ~ tha l,nl4dy
that owing 10 a pressure upon her accom-
modatons, she would be Obliged to room
the new conner with one of her best board
els until such time 4, j spare room couId
be had rs this the Young man a>sented
but not without some reluctance. lie stat
ing that he preferred 4 room to himself
but under the circumstances Ne would
room with the best boarder'' for a FEW
dav-.
The first night that the new boarder re-
tired he did 50 in the dark. and insisted
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Josh Billings on hash Hash is made of
cast-off vittles and has done more to
advance the human race than any other
kind of mixed food. For breakf fast, i small
tenderoin stake, some ham and eggs.
four baked potatoes, plate Of buttercd
toast, some slapiacks, a No. | ma+kerel
two cups OF coffee and some hash--is
good | worship hash this way better'n
any other. | have seen hash myself that
l had my doubt about, but ate it-and
still live. | love hash-trom principle
and this is my rule: ] watch the landlady,
and, if she eats it, / take "sOme more
hash" This is what makes me so pop
ular at all boarding houses where ! live
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CAUTION
10 Females in Delicate Health.

DR.. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. Endi-
street, Boston, is consulted daily rall diseases
incident to the female system. Prolapus uteri or
Falling of the Womb, FIuer Alhus Suppres sion
and other Menstrual perangements, are all treated
on new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in few days. So invariably certain is
the new mode of treatment, that most obstinate
complaints yield under it, and the afflicted person
rejoices in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure OF diseases OF women than any other ply
stefan in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat.
ment.
DIR. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole at
tention to an office practice for the cure of Private
Diseases and Female Complain ts ack no W Ledger no
superior in the United States.
N. b. All letters must contain one dollar or
they will not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ. to9P NJ.
Boston July %, 1871. lyr3
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How LONG IS IT GoING 10 LAST A
North Stonington man buried has wife
and inscribed upon her tomb "An Angel
on Earth--a Saint in Heaven" which was
all right and very nice But when he
buried his second alongside Of his first,
the marble dealer inscribed on her tomb ::
"Another Angel on Earth-another Saint
in Heaven" and the neghbors want to
know how long this is going to last
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CARL SCHURZ.


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tiled wi,h nanoer,ts aoI P4nnbli.,ns
~ Fl. 1t"oa-, h4 + IN heart and feeling an
h.~o rlnv- II modern Germans. nnd of
The riaaou In tIl. hutton-holr q devoted
student. and taking to revolution a, the
1uarr lyEifInlte iorm If intellectual 10
niniau. me +.Ipni.n- ot resistance !. now
el5H. iu : .turl inA administration, Nv
la~tje~. hand. lu Hr+. ra4 whole plan of
p4.t.4 llte FIX ara- Tered H. chipAy avail
.3'... Ill u4br th. dr4,nY-ir. nli,It. Yp,n.
ta-H N9ea Albert ti4.latin we have
never at4 amy man I'm America born
aar'Ad, w, ij--r ru~hpA himself So
Wel.. i'a nr.rt~eutng Missouri.
~ut'z .a a"ra sympathy with the Fast
sru at-~ tfi -a,ir modes OF thourht and
.ra.+~ ut lte H. a9r.v apprehrndtd
tl+ e,Un'r F~urn sud ipt.v distinction of
tuA3 -4slraa 4nG ,-,>f himself to he
- n1ro' I4r-, two men have had a
uutua. ml'Hraca up1n each other. S.burz
ha~ ulta SIMMER. fuf TIL, tir~t tilnt in hi-
,it.. +. r-f Qtaui~' against party govern
m"nt. Wa'o ~.aurz derives hi main dis
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pur AT ONE nmn Dr4kp and the Strict
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omptly using WpNCEsESTER sly.

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TESTIn UyIAES.

81 regard Mr.. Eddy one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have lDtl Off
cia intercourse. CHARLES MASON, Commits
sioner of Patents
II have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ more competent and
trustworthy, amt more capable 81 putting their ap-
plictions III form to secure from them an early
ana tay orable consideration at the Patent ONCE
EDMUND RI HkF.
Late Commissioner OF Patents
Mr.. R. II EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
applications tor Patents, having been successful in
almost case. Such unmistakabc proof of great
talent and ability his part leads me to recommend
ALL inventors to apply to him TO procur" their pa
tents they may be sur Of having the most taith
ul attention bestowed on their cases, ami At very
reasonable charges JOHN IAGGAkI"
RostOu. Jan i, ls14.-ly2G
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a,
And now on suggestion to the Court that the de
PENDANT, at the time OF service of this writ, was
not inhabitant OF this State, and had no
tenant agent, or attorney within the same that his
goods estate have been attached in this action
that he has had notice OF said suit and attach
ment, it is Ordered, that OF the peudency OF
this suit be given to the said defendant by publish
ing an attested copy OF this writ, with this order
thereon, three weeks auccessivty in the Republican
journal, newspaper printed at Belfast IN the
County of Waldo, the last publication to be not less
than thirty days before the next term OF this Court
to be holden at Belfast, within and Tor the County
of Waldo on the third Tuesday of April, 1872, that
said defendant may then and there appear, and
answer said suit, if he shall cause.
Attest-W q. FRYE, Clerk
A true copy of writ and order thereon.
Atest-W. Il. FRYE, Clerk
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
r. II. Z d d Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Nor Inventions, Trade Marks, Or Designs,
No. 76 State ST.. opposite kiby ST., Boston

No. 76 State ST., opposite kilby St, Boston
4 FL Err am extensive practice of upwards of thr
1 ty years. continues to secure Patents in the
Uihtod States; also in Grcat liritljn, France, and
other foreign countries Caveats, SPtcidcHt ions,
A. snmcus, ana all papers tor Patents, executed
on reasonable terms, with despatch. Researches
made to determine the validity and utility of Patents
OF Gnvcntion and legal and other adNic rendered
in all matters touching the same, Copies ot the
claims tHuy patent furnished by rcmttlug one du.-
lar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Ag ncy in the nltrd States possesses superior
facility for obtaining Patents or ascorainiuS the
patent ab lily Of invcuti"ns.
All necessity of journey 70 Washington 70 pro-
cure d Patent, "nd the usual great delay there, are
Here saytdinyentOrs,
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IL PARkRoxM

and are possessed of uuelualled facilities for erCur
ing the insertion OF advertisements in VII NcwNpI
pers and Periodicals at lowest rates.
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CURE and Warranted Cure. fur rhos5
> who wish to give vi smoking ant for auc. .tud
bet stamp. Address Box loo, Peterborough. n II
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ANletters rcil,rju. advice mI-t contain one. doll
/ lar 70 insure answer
Boston, Jan. .s1--ly-.i.
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Profitable Employment

To Advertisers. All persons who coutem-
plate making contracts With new spaper tor thr IN
.prr ian 81 Advertisements sbpuld Send Ia
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