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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-26
Sur Suoenbsrfulsuns in @mmanieu,

BUR Grfldrung Der llrIaGen bes in Ger
prtbocoren SepDlferunS in Siirrtelano
neuerrinsS pierer md6tis anseresten
SubenbaIles tbcilen bic DYetersb. @ier."
eintse ginselbeitsn iiter bic I~ocialen Ser
baltni6e Der jipil6en SeSblteruns Der
Stapt Gfaticrincslatp nit, bic nitt obne
Sntere6e iine. Die senannte Stact ;dblt
unter ibren 25,000Ginwptnern ettra 1000
Sapen, IN rsren Seis ii6 fat iammtlis
de Sdanflocale befneen. SIN Sabre
1863 betrus bic 3abl limmtliberS danf>
locale 266 uno 240 eaYpn wureen BON
Sueen Sebalten. Sn rem fplsenpen
Sabre 1T pieie :3abl rurb bic Semibun,
gen Der 8esisruns ;war bepeuteno per-
mincert ipprren, ie beirus aber INNER
nod l48 unb 1877 paSpn bciinpen it1 il,
jiptiben UNI nur fl in briflihen 5dns
Den. 3iebt man sUl, ocr @eiammt,abl
Der Ysp5lferuns bic Sinner unter IA
Sabren ab unp nimm,t man an, pab Der
nierte Sbeil Der ibrisen Ginwpbnsr fsin
Saanflccal beiu6t, 10 fpmn,t purdz
ldntttlid auf je 120 perlonen Elm
S@anflocal. Die 0etrdntefsuer, bic iez
Der Sdanfpirtb curdI9ntttli6 ,u entz
ridten bat betrdst jdbrli6 iber 112
Stlberrubel unp uidt mincer beceutenb
iinb pte Soften Der 8sleudtuns, Seisuns
unb 8eeienuns. Isle IN eS nun BET fol-
den aussaben mSalid, pab bic sablreiz
den Sdanfuirtbe ibr 8efeben baben u.
Siele BON ibnen nod SermSsen ertpers
ben? GS TT bieS nidt anrerS m5sli6,
als wenn ie ii1 in riebtI6e Spsculatips
men einlaiIen seiublene Sa9en fir Elm
SpcttseIe faufen it,b tbeuer tpieber sers
faufen. Gin anreres chen IL unebrlideS
0elddft eaS bic meilten iieilaen
Sdanftptrtbe nit bsfem Grfpls betreis
ben, 1T bic IuSplinberuns Der bewusts
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man basu, pas paS idanOli6e 8uppeIsss
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Nufidwuns sefcmmene Mdpdenbanrel
mad Der Iirfei ii6 ebenfalIs fat aus
fdlie6lid in jioiiden 5dneen beinbet 70
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fe~runsselaien sesen Die Suren rpobl srs
fldrlid. sic erbliden in ZEN Supen bic
ausbeuter une 50rrerer Der Iruntiu9t
unc unsubt.
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stnalsG orrelp. Der in Stettin erl1einens
Den nliberalen" DSfise3ts." entrpmmsn.)
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Subeu blp6 aus benz @runce Derfclst
werpeh, neil iie S5rpersr Der Erunt
iudt unc un3uat iinp ni9t cine
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bells utntspenimn 2" Inn ld6erli6ltsn
maht ii1 unlere 0csieruns nit tieier
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zen ld6t, aber fir SHsnbaltuns Ger lie
perliden Supenfneipen in Guslanc unp
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-26

SaltinD:e. Im 4. SUM- feisrtt bic aatbe-
erale ~ Baltimore has 81 slnnipsrlarium ibrtr
Ginpsibans. lletsr GO farbise fatb. 8inetr en-
phnstn in Der 8raui fasicrs air&s bic sras bl.
1pmmuuien.
The sun., 1872-06-24
Etal 6siui..

7 q BER, THIS rs sTHEFI FIRST
Is
IN
AUCTION
s GRAND n%SESF % %E III TH % OFFERED
BsSS.Hff%% BsS.f%% sTR1 BTs'' 4yS bbssssiiRRss bsssiiRs
lie mASBB ASBBssoSFE WV DWELLINGS,, No T@t1sa@ rst1sHS
iSs BRIGHTON Ne TTst.TIssEE%%
iSss fiIxD RSa
k$: AT oSSE sss sl " SS Ss s!3!sgs T!% Itnr'r' s$
B fstticTT SSdaTdF @ m you YOU please
Smte mrieear riOmi,s you
S HR $HR lfnAs Asp lrS2EhAfn rGS22HEhAfnos S sI:
Men and o
sRsSS y I'm SSTI ESs
For to-
@ Sale 'R f 1 sS SSsfGo 1 % ff yf
The sun., 1872-06-24
4lublit aotitts.
NOTICE IN vHI REtATIoN Eo;rSIJ Te JURORS

y
kooM q, CRY RAIL-,
NEW YORK June u, lSia, J
Arp1ttfrnpS fif tSpnlMinrs ~ be h.. . ~ re =
so daily from all persOrs hitherto liable or recently
serving Who have become exempt and all needed nfOf
nation VIII be given or suggestions received.
These who have not a. swered as to their liability ~
proved exemption under the law of lSI0 will receives
fore me this year. Whether LIABLE or NOT such no
tces must be answered Tin person. n possible ana Il
this otce only under seyercpenaltes. II exempt the
party must bring proof OF exemption II liable he mus
LOWED A SELECTION from the seasons Of FALL.
WINTER, or SPRING to serve In. No attention paid q
letters, signatures, or Influence.
Those who served, without attempt at excuse or
sion full term Of ten days or more since January L
1871, will not be required to this year all and
those who VIII serve promptly the term Of ten of
twelve days without asking TO be excused when called
eral years thereafter
Persons "enroned" as liable and allowed the priyt
lege OF selecting season MUST SERVE when called
or pay their nnes. NomeLe excuse Will he allowed
Interference permitted. The nnes received from these
who for business other reasons are unable ~ serve
Al the time selected pay the expenses Of this Office arg
as judgments upon the property Of the dclinqucnts
All good citizens will aid the course Justice secure
reliable and respectable Jures and equAZe their duty
by serving promptly when summoned allowing thc6
tempt Al bribery evasion, and suggesting for
enrolment Persons between 90 and 10 years of age
summer absentees, persons temporarily III and United
Every man must attend TO his own notice. II Il Q
msdelneanor to give any jury paper 10 smother 70
answer. Il is also punishable by nhe or imprisonment
directly In relation to jury service, to withhold
any paper make any false statement and every
win be fully prosecuted No fees OF any Kind exist
are allowed, and no person can receive any money
Jones, or DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Commissoner,
u city Halt
The sun., 1872-06-24
Sotittp notlt,s.

.--.e eSu'''s c'0'p''. c --.-.------------. .
A MEETING of the Journeymen Plumbers Beney-
~ olent Protective Society viii be held at Germania
ing June 2at soclock punctual attendance request
ed. by order of JAMES n. MCCLELLAN President.
4 AIDES a. invited to take any kind OF sewing
chine they like, and work eight hours In the shop
take flannel shirts &c, home and to nay only
small part down. and leave small sums every week to
pay for the machine and ash for work instruction
free. Flnsbury Garment MI y, lus Chambers 81.
fEHE BARRIERS OF New York and Broqklyn re;
trust that II will meet the approval of all;
Resolve That on and after Monday June ~ 1872, all
bar shops shall be open from A. NJ TIL i. NJ Satur
days from A. NJ. till ~ p. NJ and SUNDAYS from A. NJ
I'LL ~ NJ, The Central BARRIERS Progressive Society.
SIMON COkBET, President.
The sun., 1872-06-24

nPrR.TOG- hi1d~rs sn1 hnlshers % boys
~ su ia on singers family ina ;ine. 9aRi II Whiiest
The sun., 1872-06-24

~ II. PIERSON, AUCTIONEER'
W BY A. d. MELLIcK. JR.. q BRO.
Auctioneers and dealers in New Jersey real estate.
SPINE st.. New York.
AUCTION SALE
Of 300 OF the choicest LOTS ever offered at auction at
RUTHERFORD PARK, n. j.,
ON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2,
at 1880 P NJ the premises, at and about the Erie
Station, in the midst Of CHURCHES, SCHOOLS,
STORES and DWELLINGS. Also, handsome Italian
cottage Chestnut st. ten rooms. Ten per cent cash
balance remain.
Every lot graded aud fronting avenues graded and
severed with sidewalks and trees the very best LOTS.
without any exception, THAT HAVE EVER BEEN
OFFERED AT RUTHERFORD PARK. being the most
valuable property In the town :or business purposes or
residences. Special Train viii leave Ney York at II
A. NJ on day Of sale.
Music by Grafullas Seventh Regiment band.
LUNCHEON.
For Maps and Passes apply to
J. FISHER sATTERTHwAITE.
10 Pine st., or to the Auctoneers.
A IDRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
PORTION OF THE
HARsES ESTATE.
comprising 81 LOTS AND CORES on the west side Of
the Grand Boulevard north side of list st. and east
side Of the nth av, will be sold at auction by
ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS & co.
on Thursday June a. at u o,eIock at the Exchange
| salesroom, iii Broadway.
Two.thirds of the purchase money may. at the op
ton Of the remain on and mortgage for
| three years.
THE TITLE is UNDoUBrED.
The lots are naturally graded and none OF them are
| much above or below the street level
The grade Of the Boulevard list st. is "a feet above
hghwater marx and at iith and list st. the grade is
| f2 feet above.
The sun., 1872-06-24
nlusItal snstrumrnts.

4 LADY will sell forlcss than SloOa handsome piano.
~ forte, Including stool modern imprOt cmcut'
Third st.
L'LE'iANT 7octaye rosewood piauoforrg. so
H great bargain JAMES gordon,
l9d Berckrr st.. near MnCdousal.
DIANO only SlO0. StelnWay planofortc, 7uctaye,
] great bargain. J, BlDDLE, Is Wayercy place near
Broadway,
The sun., 1872-06-24
mtttinss.
HrlntlMa.

=, E0, II. PABST, Lthographer and Job Printer
W % AND % MAIDEN LANE,
FOR ALL KINDS OF PRINTING, SEND FOR oUI
The sun., 1872-06-24

II
GRAYDEsT TRIUMPH OF ALL!
Speak Of glen or stately forest,
s the sfaRa Shef q RSne
Mid them all, is Old Long Island.
MAMMOTH CLAN BAKE, ALA cRocHERoN.
1000 MAGNIFICENT LoTs AND 50 BEAUTIFUL
WATER FRONT VILLA PLOTS
"McK22tE IF!.sarArE,"
BAYsIDE L; T. oE LITTLE NECK BAY.
rUEsbbHHYS,c sbHScJTtSh! JUSE! s. g. 1871.
%S nc M e NJ ssa
% nf fR'ss TS o Grea %qS Ssw @ fs5
BY SS pcrcmpoy orGer Sf & Bsews ESQ
property offered this season from first hands at prani
tive prices.
HAMn2T cokSfH TO fLAR Roeko eAKk NPihI MIL sTS w
YOUR ARRIVAL.
GRAFULLAs FAMOUS BAND.
HARRIsoN's EcCENTRlCITIEs will entntain you
Take II O'Clock A. NJ. Special Train Fushins. and
North Side Railroad, at James slip, or 3il s. r..
TSF j 5''
JEHE' pA2iIE Aa22iHISssf2$$t $$tef!SY AHST4aasSrEH' ASafas,
TWO HSSbFEB SS5FEffSEHil ssEiHiSbEb kiE LOTS
'0'0'ntRSN cSNRRD SiSGfosp PoPpfShuseN, JJ LOCKE,
and others,
p, c,,sgs,Syg E9s s+5sf iG4P seHlrs
tion Of GEORGf W. VAN SlCLEN,
Attorney, on
THURSDAY, JUNE "a,
On the pre'iises at 1880 O'Clock.
THE iNiMITABLE HARRISON,
RURAL BANQUET UNDER AN IMMENSE CANVAS
PAVILION.
Sale absolute. No reserve no bybiddng. Terms
easy. seventy per cent on mortgage. SPECIAL
TRAM FREE, VIII leave via James slip and Sith street
FREE TICKETS, also PASSES to visit the property
beforehand. OWN. PAULEY, and A. ID SCHLESINGER
At INDIA RUBRER COMB COMPANY'S WORKS,
COLLEGE POINT also OF Jere johnson, Jr., 25 Mas
street, and Of GWVan Sclen, Attorney, 1888 Nassau
street
The sun., 1872-06-24

n II. PIERsON, ,AUCTIONEER.
BY A. d. MELLIcK. JR., q BRO.
Auctioneers and Dealers in New Jersey Real Estate,
6 Pine st., New York.
GREAT EAST JERSEY SHORE
EXCURSION AND SALE AT AUCTION,
by order of the stafford Land Compsny,.of
HOUSES, TOWN LOTS, FARMS, AND HOTEL,
TUESDAY, JUNE Is, ON
BARNEGAT BAY,
AT MANNAHAwKIN STATION,
on THE NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The Stafford Land Company propose making this ex.
curson and sale for the purpose Of Introducing to those
people Of the city and vcinty desrous Of purchasing
tagfs Of that section of New Jersey lying along the
coast Stafford township, In Ocean county, especially
the vicinity OF tho property to be sold by the Land Com
pany, Offers unusual advantages for settlement. The
soils rich black loan, highly productive.
Mannahawki KIM one OF the oldest villages In the State,
LOO Inhabitants CHURCHES schools, stores, mills, &C.
The recent opening OF the TuCkertOn Branch OF the
New Jersey Southern Railroad has given It direct con.
nectlon with New FORK and Philadelphia The station
IL on the property.
SPLENDID MUSIC WILL DE FURNISHED BY
GRAFULLA's SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND.
LUNCHEON BEFORE THE SALE.
Special train will leave New York on the day OF sale at
80, stopping at Long Branch Eatontown Junction,
Bricksburg, Manchester, Toms River, wnretown and
Barnegat For maps free passes and full particulars
YORK 26 Walnut st. Philadelphia, to the Auctioneers
| 6 Pine st., New York.
The sun., 1872-06-24

OPFRATORS. bastrrs. and hni.hcrs on custom
and shOp pants. CAN all the week at 2iS Canal y.
Ru foor X. PAYNE.
The sun., 1872-06-24
G1anttA---Mnltn.

T Employment House, iSs West l1th st., corner 9Th
" av-Wsnted, married and single farmers, and use
ful men.
The sun., 1872-06-24

VEST operators buttonholc makers, basters, good
ironcr on white vests best prices Sb Henry ST.,
m II
The sun., 1872-06-24

The General Transatlantic Company's Steamers for
Brcst and Harvre sail every alternate Saturday Excur
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent.
Broadway.
The sun., 1872-06-24

Nnp" ATORS wanted on wrappers. Apply 20 Mrs
~ FREEMAN, llth ay" one door from blth IT,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25
Important Facts.

Dr ZONES who has been this summer at
the Commercial House. DadgeviIEe, has
been curing the afflicted of r iienatfsni.
! ei,ryatures Of the spine, catarr;ih. as lima,
! bronchitis. consumption in its first Stages
affections of liver and spleeh, palpatatidn
of the heart. fen ale complaints aud other
| chronic diseases, Hy new mn,ie of anp'y-
| ing electricity and tnrdirihrs: Al can
ascertain this to be "a fact hy calling on
him and seeing those cured in this place
who hive been free from heir complaints
| two months aftcf treatment.
En-. CaRnNiCbk Having seen s"vAral
testimonials in the CHRONICLE in regard
to the mr,hnl or enring chronic diseases
| by DR.. ,Jnn"s, he thought occurred TO me
that I would try the DIR. Therefore
| called On hith ut the Commercial House,
with my wife, who has been affl cted for
the past ten yeats with Rntuma ti>m
nv complaint &c, though she was genr;
iy thou. h; to he dying If consum-
vtion. She was treated by two physicians
Int has received no ben tit from Their
treatment. She has been under DR. Jones
treatment for the past four weeks, and the
result is very fatterng, and we entertain
reasonable hopes of her permenant re-
covery. All acquainted with my wife
had decided that she Gould not live anoth
er year. | have unbounded confidence in
the Dr's treatment, so much so, that
have placed myself in his hands for the
treatment of torpid liver.
By your leave, | will inform the public
through your columns hereafter in regard
to this most wonderful and successful treat
m.nt Of chronic diseases.
j. Y. Person
i have been afflicted with we..k-
ness of the back for the past seven years.
Have tried everything that could be recem-
mended but have found little or no relief.
have ben under the treatment of DIR,
Jones, now at the Commercial House, for
about two weeks, with very promising re-
suits. Have no trouble with my back,
can lay in bed with ease, and | believe
many others afflicted can be cured and re-
lived by calling on the DR.. and using his
remedies Z. j. MORRIS.
Il have been treated by DR.. VIM.
Jones, for chronic rhuematism and pal
patation of the heart, with very good sue
cess, as I am in fair way to recover. |
recommend the Dr's treatment to the pub
lie, as | am satisfied that he is a success
full operator. j. w. SMITH.
Mr.. EDIroR.-I wish to make known
through the colttf5ns oc your paper that
my son, Lewis J. Jones; aged ID years, is
fully, and I believe permanently cured Of
Gu, vature of spine the effects of lnfamitory
rheumatism. This cure was effected by
DIR. VIM. Jones by the means of electrc
ty JAMES j ONES.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25
Building Paper.
J. 4. Lawrence & Cos
Patent Fire and Damp Proof
AIuminous Paper Board.

The best known substitute for plaster
ing. 1t is equally good for sheathing or
prasterihg, and has not the offensive odor
Of tarred or resin board
It's a perfect non conductor OF heat
ard cold. 1t will save its cost in fuel in a
shor, time. Wall paper &iH adhere to it
without drscoloration, or peeling off, as no
greasy substance is used in its preparation.
It will not increase your insurance, be-
cause it is not saturated with any int1am-
marble substance. Rats or mice will not
touch it, owing to chemicals Used in its
preparation.
It is affected neither by heat, cold, frost
or dampness. 1t makes house cooler in
summer and warmer in winter.
This article can be used equally as
well IN winter as in summer. Ii any of my
customers wish I will send samples where
ever and whenever desired.
For sale by PHILIP LAWRENCE,
39tf Mineral Point, Wis.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25

az a prominent Office holder of this
town and enc that the Republicans have
elected year after year, says he wont vote
for Grant, and ives as his reason, that
somebody told him that Grant had swindled
the government out Of over $50 100000
Poor fels@; we pity him for giving credit,
without shadow Of prooDto such report.
And we think his chances for Office in the
future is rather slim.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25
Fresh Oysters.

l have just received lot Of the best
brand Of fresh oysters, which | intend
to constantly keep on hand, which will
be served up to suit all parties at all
times. T,also Keep -four, corn meal, Rye
flour and graham -four, which I will deli
YER to any part cS the village without ex-
t-a charge. JonN A. hahn. fw2
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25

USEFUL THING IN TIVE HousE-one OF the most
useful books have in the house is BdHoas 1iaga-
zine the November niEsber of which Is just out.
Now that the publishers propose to give pretty 1T
tie chrome to every subscriber the coming year, We
may expect to see the publication increase rapidly
in circulation. Such selection OF stories Cannon
be found in any other serial in this country. BE-
Sides it has juvenile department. when Is most IN
teresting and instructive. Send three cent stamp
for specimens and premium lists and you wont re-
gret it, Published by Themes Talbot % congress
Street, Boston 81 so per year, or 10 cents single
copies.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25

Rg~ James Il. Jones, has just
returned from Chicago, with full and
extensive assortment of fall and winter
goods. Consisting Of ready made cloth
ing, Boots & Shoes, flannel and Gotten
goods, of every description and variety.
Also large assortment of ladies goods.
These goods will be sold cheap for cash:
Give him a call and see for your:
selves 53w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25

Mr.. EDIroR-Having allowed my name
to be used in connection with the Repab-
lican Senatorial nomination under mis-
apprension as to the position of our pres
ent wo. thy Senator, take this oppor-
tunity to urge my personal and pub
lie friends to do their utmost towards the
success of our whole ticket, as good one
as wss ever presented 70 tie people Of
Iowa County.
Linden Oct ed 1879.
john j. DAWES.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25
ID L E ID.

ID L H ID.
DAKE-In the town Of Wyoming, Tuesday, Sep
temLer oath, Josie, dau ghter of Isaiah aud lsi-
bella b. Dake, aged months and 10 days.
Sweet babe she's gone to God,
With angels there to DWELL
Although we feel the chast'ning rod,
We know that call is WE'LL
In Linden, Oct 21st youngest child of Henry Sod Y,
aged six weeks.
In this village Oct. 11th, Mary S. Roberts, ell lest
daughter of John r. and Mary Roberts, aged fifteen
years
In this village, the ed inst. Stephen BENEFITS
aged 90 years.
In this village, on the 25d inst. Robert S. Blacf,
aged ninety three years.
In the town of Dodgeville, on the 10th inst, Miss
Amanda Malvina Tyrer, aged 20 years.
In Mifflin, Oct 18th, 1871, Joseph Anderson, sr.,
aged 60 years.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25
Wooden Goods ! 4!

Jones & Owens are Offering nice line
of clothes, casimeres, waterproof, duck
ing, &C., at very low figures, they have
also full line Of farnels, which they
had bought before the advance in WOODEN
goods. 5a
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25

s-sg~ The building paper that has been
advertised in the CHRONICLE some time,
is proving success 1t only needs to he
tried to prove its worth. Many have
tried it to their entire satisfaction. 1t is
the best thing ever invented for. keeping
house thoroughly dry. AS no moisture
can at any time, get through it. It is
fully warranted in all respects to fill the
bill. and to answer all advertisements.
This article can be used in winter
equally as well as in summer:
Remember the only place you can pro-
cure this invaluable article is at the Min
erat Point book store And also remem-
Der that P. Lawrence, will send samples
whenever and wherever desired. See adj
yertiscment.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25
SALE. = STATE

II WISCONSIN, Iowa COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
10 Patrick Smith, plaintiff, against Anders
Storksen and Ii. q. Ellsworth, defendants.
By virtue of a judgment order of forecosur re and
SALE rendered in the above entitled action, on the
10Th day of October, A D. 1872, shalt, the 3Oth
day Of November, A D. 1872, at one o'clock p. m,
the front door of the court house, in the village
OF Dodgevile in said county of Iowa, offer for sale
and sell public auction to the highest biddec the
following described rlorgaged premises situa'e, ~
ing and being in iowa county, State of wisconsin,
towit: The southeast quarter OF the nor ch-east
quar- ter OF section number thrty-one 3l} in town
ship number seven C7y north, of range numbar two
(2 east containing eighty acres more or less or
much thereof shall be necessary to satisfy the
sum of S24S. So with interest and costs.
Dated Sherff's Office, Dodgeville, Wis, this 10th
day OF October, 1872
JAMES RYAN,
Sheriff of Iowa County, Wisconsin.
j. ?. SMELKER, Plaintiffs Attorney
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25

10y These fresh o. strs we had at a
uahn's the other night were of the very
best brand. they were the first Of the
season, and served up in good style. Mr..
Hahn proposes to keep constant supply
on hand during the season.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25
j. P. SMELKER, PLAINTIFF Attorneys

IOWA COUNTY, TOWN OF HLUn-
1 LAMBS. In JUSTICES COURT Before George
= Fry, Esq,
To William Benoy and James WasIey:
You are hereby notified that w trrant
of attachment has been issued against you. and
your property attached, to satisfy the demand of
Henry lmhoff, amounting to one hundred and ;orty-
six dollars and nInety-fonr cents: Now, unle you
Peace in and for said county, at his Office in said
town, on the 4th day of November, a. j. 1872, at
one O'Clock in the afternoon, Judgment will be rem
dered against yon, and your property sold to pay
the debt -
Dated this 18th day of October, A. D. 1872:
HENRY IMHOFF, Plainsif.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25

ty-The Greeley men Of the village ,sspec-
tally those who were quarrelling about the
post Office some time ago are returning to
our ranks, and some Of them go so far as
to assert that they never were Gree ey
men,
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Dental Notice.

Dir. Coykendall can be consulted on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday No
venlbef, 9Th, 18th, and 9Th in all affairs
pertaining to Dentistry, atthe Commercial
House, Dodgeville. Wis. Wv
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Hass & Caps.

Jones & Owens has very large stock
of hats and caps, consequently that is
good place to find anything in that line.
call and examine their stock, opposite the
Court House. OIL
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OTRAYED OR STOLEN.-from the
~ subscriber in the village Of Doigeville, May
~ 2lst 1872, large hrown mare, years DID
long DO ~, high rump, low neck name ON the lett
side fl breast broad forehead. mon traveller,
sin eusdr motion the hind feet, sEoes all AROUND
small white spot t9 back stands about ID hands
high. ANY person returning the above animal, Oh
giving Information Of heI whereabouts, vii be suit
ably rewarded. 3u A. Il. ROBINSON.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-10-25

w- School books of all descriptions
can be found at 7. Rogers book store.
writing and spelling books, maps, aliases,
Biographies, &C., in great abundance, and
as cheep as elsewhere. Nv
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we Notice is hereby given to the
members of Dodgeville Lodge, No. ll9
F. A. M. that important and urgent busi-
ness MUST be attended to at the Lodge on
Friday evening, November, l st.
October Odd 1872:
RICHARD DCNsTAN. Secretary: