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New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
4 GERMAN LIBERAL REPUBLICAN COMMIT
TEE FORMED.

An organization of German Republicans was
recently formed Ia tine XXth Assembly District tNlne-
tccnth Ward in support OF the Cincinnati Convention
and in favor of Civil Service Reform. Committee,
composed Of Dr. Adolph Kepler, G. Y. Wendt Albert
FIsresser VI C. HandscLug. and Theo. GaubeLsklce,
was appointed to organize associations in the other dis
,ricts of the city The Committee called public meet
ing on the subject Last night at Gerinan1 iii NO 2o
Tbird-ave.Mr. Thes-en was elected Chairman ana M
Merz Secretary Dr. Kepler jim brief address, gave an ac
nnt ~ be proceedings which led to the organization In
tbe Nineteenth Ward arguing that the present condition
f political parties rendered political combination
unavoidable 20 effect desired rciorms In the adninsir-
zion Of national airs. Mr. GGubcnsklee urged imme-
diste action A resolution passed indorSinS the
resolutons on the subject adopted by the organization
~ the Nineteenth Ward. and advocating especially the
ona-term principle. ON motion Of Mr.. GauDenskee a
resolution was passed declaring that the meeting shall
constitute a permanent Central Committee for the par
nosc s,ated under the Of tue German Liberal He
uublican Central Committee with we" Oi ta'"rlhS
.ubcomntoea aud co,nmittees OF organization ~ form
distliet ussoeistiOls Tue menbcis v'C4out unTolta
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Nj, Nilsson is 10 give a matinee perform
Az 3 Hamlet" a. booths Theater Oh Monday, the SIN
VAp.f
hF Alfred d. Crook is TO give an organ re-
,--A tt Plymouth Church this afternoon Miss IAufsDy
vi ain-. tud MI = II. Crook will play the cOrnet
~ The Grand Opera House concert to-mor-
~ evening Mrs. Z da Seguin and Mcssr Castle ana
N-1POe are % be- heard in addition 10 Otlel nrlsts
In Pans. on the 18th inst, Hamlet" was
saA0lnccd the Opera with Mile. sess Ophehd ana
. sure as HGmicf; "MIgnOn" at the Opera COnnque
,s hne Call Marie in the title role; and lie BarDef
= 'e'ile' AZ the TAea;re-Lyrlque.
Ihe demand for seats for the Parepa- Rosa
80 season has been enOrmOus. In'spte Oi the long
"'o! Winter performances the public appetite seems
n strong a. ever, ana the conjunction Of PaIeph'
,-h.'1 ana -antley is likely 10 move the town Wlth
S''s. sDrJus sensation
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
ANOTHER OF ELIAs,s TRICKS.

hiils Il. Elias, in his evidence on Thursday,
irl 10 own large tracts Of land in Kentucky. This
"'e was doubtless made TO give color TO the state
1 ' Ae puts forth concerning his Kentucky Whisky
,"'AAY enterprise. The circular relating 10 this
r.si alleges that the Company " has become emDar
cobssg uence Of yexatiOus lawsuit, by which u Is
aiy prevented from selling the large tract Of land
fd sehtlcky ana that, 10 meet It's payments, us
wbst "HeI lLs Immense stock al nrstciass Kentucky
urs,. haii price One dozen sample bottles, II Is
rsIss VII De sent by express. C. o. d. at the barrel
s, ioI larger quantities remIttances must precede
frtirn IhOse VINO send their money get nothing IN
un l1 those Who receive the sample bottles ind
n ,'l ol WIN a vile mixture Of rye whisky and water
'hat There are other unsatshed judgments
-''Vf 1eY Tor Partisan tailor Las One against NM
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
MEXICO.

GEN. CoRTINA CUT ORA JUARIsT DEFEAT on
THE RIO GRANDE.
MATAMOROs March GA courier eXtraOrdl-
nary ba arrived from Camargo with dates to the 9th
inst He arns the recapture Of Ztcatecas by the reyo-
lutionlsts and the probable capture OF Gen. Rocha,
whose army had been dispersed by Gen. Guerra.
Cen Cortna is cut of from his base at Reynosa ani
hened in near Baquoria STATE OF Nueyo Leon, after
the loss of the greater part OF his forces.
Eight hundred infantry, with two pieces OF artlery
eft Encarnaton for Lenaras 800 infantry and
two pieces OF artillery from Monterey aud JOIN Gen.
Ouirogn's forces TO advance on Matam0ras forthwith
Juan Munaz, with about 200 JIartZ Parsans. crossed
the Rio Graude from Texas ANA attacked NucYO Laredo
ON the 2itn but was defeated and retired, e1yhg MS
Killed and wounded the hands Of The RcyOlutOnIsts
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
THE HOBOKEN CITY CLERK ARRESTED FOR De
FAICATICE.

Frederick E. Rowald, City Clerk OF Hobo
ken n j. has been arrested on charge OF defalcaton
The annual financial statement was presented Oh Tues
day ight and differences in the amounts OF receipts
from those of former years especially in the returns Tor
licenses led examnatloD OF the Clty CIek Oooh
n,ngdjately taken secure his arrest "Ieh II was u
coyered that there had been failure 10 renew ls
the city would probably lose the amount oL Iie ,
cioncv An effort then made 20 cOlnproHhs" 'ho
c,.e hut Rowad being unable 10 indemnify the 'I4; I"
,r,ant was issued for airest. His BAN WIS hAcH az
a. aao and he was released the bond oi sduIue' W
.l.f
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
Tor other ship Ners see Second PG1el

Tor other ship Netcs see Second PG1sl
ARRIVED.
Steamship Lockwood Charleston c. VIII m9ss-
and Ia Henry r Morgan & Co. -
Bark Lma S O. En,sck. qnque 81 days with nitrstf oi .
Bark Virginia L. Stafford lof windsor 81 CCry Aessna oO aAyA
WITH fruit.
Bark Lady Lo1. tof LoaGor) marsh Shanghai Nov &C. With tea
Bf Monte 6lrsto Enos Pierre, Mart % days With snear
Brig Axania O 6uena NuterlOei Santos 81 f1Ts with ce
Bry Rrgvood o Prince Evars Island, Gavin. Maague4 H.
2l DAYS with moasseS
Ire Guiding star Fehcy Cenuegos y days With ard
lasses.
SEM Lilly Hnvhes Charleston d.ys viii cotton rce
scHooyERs-RIvzR ca.srwIss
VIM Clark. Virginia. " II. RaAn, virginia
Excel, virginia Roht F. Stockton, Virginia
DISASTER.
M4rch - Capt Mathews 0 e bark Ia Plata reportf
On March T. - fell In with British bars kla
ilaHiz M Philadelphia laden with ston Hh m,len1ass
gone and lover mainopa r'g
lie iore,ail and maasGL She
short OF o.. and water supplied and procee!ei.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Mrh 2-Aryed. steamship Charleston from Neu-
York Harvest Home from Cardiff Rio De IA Plata from BoeSos
AyrS 49,,
BoroS e1-Avcd steamships Rstlesnaks from Pilade-
pha Gancus from NewYok br Ida c. from st. Domingo Beo~
Bars J. ;. Winslow. from AntFcrp
SAvANNAH steamship viTo from Sev-for;
Empire from Antwerp; birss Ia Plata from Lvepoos
Liverpool. rdet Hussey from Liverpool Cleared.
1abcih Hamilton PAilelpaa Arna Ia for Portland;
l. Potter, Tor Pfoydence.
FOREIGN PORTS.
U,v,x, Mirc 2The steamship City Mexico arrived to.y.
from NeH lor-.
LyEyroor 2aThe Inman steamship City of New orr
from Negl orr March 10 arrived 4eenstJsn a. 9o
yesterday afternoon iai reached tbs port to-day
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
POLITICAL.
NETWORK FOR THE CINCINNATI CON
VENTION.

CALL FOR THE LIBERAL CONVENTION.
mias Of the Ls1rsI Rqpatiisn C0HFeai0H Of At''0ur4.
Washington, D. O.
SIR We, Republicans Of New-York. wish to ex-
press our concurrence in the principles lately set
forth by the Liberal Republicans of Missouri.
We make this departure from the ordinary meth
ods Of party action from deep conviction that the
organization to which we belong is under the con-
troll of those who will it chiefly for personal pur
poses and obstruct free expression of opinion upon
the important matters which the gentlemen whom
you represent have laid before the people CT the
United States.
We believe that the time has come when the po-
htcal oenses of the past should be pardoned; that
all citizens should be protected in the enjoyment of
the rights guaranteed to them by the Constitution
that Federal taxation should be imposed for revenue,
and so adjusted TO make the burden upon the in
dustry of the country light possible; that re-
form in the Civil Service should be made which will
relieve political action from the influence Of official
patronage; that the ght Of local self-goyernment
the foundation Of American freedom. should be re-
asserted, and the encroachments of Federal power
checked and we also believe that at this time a
special duty rests upon the people to do away with
corruption in Office.
The exposures recently made III this State have
brought to light evils which not confined to one
party to a single locality, and disclose dangers
more formidable than any Which the Republic has
yet encountered.
With the hope that the movement begun in Mis-
souri, may spread through al the States and infu-
ence every political party, we accept the invitation
10 meet in National Mass Convention at the City Of
Cincinnati on the first Wednesday OF May next and
we invite all Republicans Of New-York who agree
with rs TO coOperate in our action.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
THE OMAHA BRIDGE CONTROVERSY

Cor-Scu, BLUFFS, March 29.-The Western
,o,bt bv four Iowa roads terminating here Is trans
ted across the river rapidly rs the transfer Doas
can do it, The exorbitan toll OF SO car 20 cents per
100 for small parcels and 80 cents for each pass nGG Is
considered high for the prVlleEe Oh oISI1 & H., @ , ar
To- have their freight hauled over the rlver IA
, Loads befOre they Will submit 10 such tuIln, oi
mdiSiledge tbe taxation of private brage company.
Pl1tfoTrns are s building on the transfer grouH1s ~ hI
III cr 1e bu .ncss energy. The people 0i OinHl.
VIZ VI bard for n railroad 20 ST. Louis Oh thc west
nl & ~ tbe river SO as 10 eyaGo CAicaSo and Coahci
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKRTs.

grvOarr.ys Msrrh 29-Pour dull; saperane % s1 Doube
Extra ~ 81 sOi Treble Erirl So Corn qaet hIca ass
Yellow 5detc. erm 0G3Sc Bas scarce snl bnne, -
TO- Tsy in rght supply; Prime. go; Cboce st Poh esBi
Me- SIPS Bacon du Shoulders, sic SIDES, .ta'sc sgxn
cured Hams lO Ollie Lard tee 9td9sc Neg, Ioie
Sugar dar Common 7ie; Good Pair sie F.ry PAR c
good demand Ferneniiug 2o tennfaz rerne
DC Fair Perrenhng Prime FerHenng Nc WhssynH
Rectlrd 8jG9N. Cose quiet Far. 9!distc Good
Prime coei TO-DAY t0ifoD-hecrp -
b,s. erporio Liverpool IeOl bsi 70 New lort e1 oses'
ll bsls receipts of the Veeknet, s2 baesi g
Iss7 ba exp-o LIVERPOOL gll bales the coaiRen i'is
bales, 90 Reycl l,i1o bales, coaswise, J,20' bales
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, March 20.-The Colored State
Convention met to-day. and appointed Secretary OF
state Cardoza state Senator; LeutGoy Ransier Con
FRESHMAN Elliott, T. II. Frost, and W. j. McLlniay,
delegates to the National Colored Convention at New
ORLEANS A delegate declared that the New-Oreans
Convention must demand OF the Republican party that
coored man be put in the National Cabinet. Ohy one
third OF the state represented lne proceedings
uuizV
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
UEAIHER REPORT
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. Z
WAsHINGTON, March 90 q. III.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAsHINGToN. March 30 a III.
Synopsis for The DGsf tireHtyfoHr hours. .
Falling barometer rising temperature, ught
southcrly winds. and partially CLOUDY wea her nave
nrev1ilr over the southern States Cloud, "ehth r.
Will hight and fresh variable winds, has cont iaed over
the Middle aud NewEn gland states ana nOrtA" west oI
the Onto Valley. -. w. ,.,
The barometer has fallen over the Northwest, WIN
easterly Winds incrca sed coudness, and hGht rains
Probabilities.
Partially cloudy weather with light ana iresn wlnns
will reya over the New England and Middle states on
saturday AS well AS over the south Atlantic states Inc
barometer will continue falling west and throughout Ine
Mssssipp Valley with souherly To eastery "lhus an
increased clOudIness. a.. .....A
An area OF rain will probably extend from the nortn-
west Upper Lake region and over the ONO '"e
ami nossibly eastw ard the Lower Mississippi Dll
gerous winds not anticipated Tor tue Auantc anu
lInn cOarfs.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
THE gLAcK HILLS RESERVATION.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March @.-MaJor-Gen.
Hancock. commanding the Department Of Dakota, has
addressed letter 10 The SOux City Times for pubci
ton announcing that as the Black Hills Region Is an In
dian Reservation. he shall prevent by the use Oh tfoois
n necessary any prospecting parties entering lie aus
thai an oicia letter from Gen stanley, u command OF
that states that gold has been found IN the
RiaCk HIS.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Freuurnf warnings have appeared in the public prrss OF t,s
ta has remained for any length o. une ia
LxAD PPg Waierneg however By means the ony or
worst sufferers pIPE attached PUMPS are eaten aTf
by the s luo passing through hem AMI the thus nol Hih
tie BEFR or by tie eons but remains IN ne Gs
ess Urllen certain sooner or r.
effects Until FOR BEER PUMPS arc
prohibited behooves esch for hmse 20 know ta
beer through IN-lSED LEAD FiPf ana nus pro
vent fatal evil patent TSLSFD LEAD PlPE sold by the
WILLS SHAW WIiRD MgG. Co. No. 23 Censt between Irans
nf Canats Is pound Circulars ana
pp By mail free Also manufacturers OF Lead f9e'
Sheet Leal Block TIN Pipe. Solder, &c Ore Hed al ssb
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Persons seeking business opening. or an
ourortuly Tor the Investment of capital. are nyiied TO
road au advertisement aea4ed superior Business Open
ilg
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
PASSEVGERS ARRTVED.
LATEST SHIP NETS.

FROM GREENOCB-in steamship Iowa. Iarch L9-" r. No
NALL. Mr Meashsf Mss NJ 7. Nengher
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Harsh, wrinpied skin rcsnins the bennty OF youts
br GgiL a CAswELLs
best. Il Is Irelh, pnTe, and sreet
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

occupied by the Pcnnsyysnan lobbyists II was not
TO consult with those persons but to rest" as he was
not feeling well"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Cholera Morbus nnum aud Dyseuery cured By JoHssoTs
AsODYNR LISIxgST, used internally.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

and so ha, the printer who got up for Elias the tickets
for the "Merchants and Manufacturers Cooperative
Union" swndle at 594 and 500 Broadway IN April
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Rcrn-, Magic Headache Seuralgis, RAeumssn
Throat, Cod Il the Head. COntasions Try IL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Corrox Iaiute) have given the gas
to over patients without one accident
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
The Infants Friend.
Nifrnur Oxide

Mas SYRUP the best and s1ress remedy
tie world Tor all diseases children such ehng wind cohc &c
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Themselves this Committee. Several sub-comrdttees
for district organization appointed before sd
lOurnmeDt.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30

Tie genuine Halford Leicestershire Table Snnce'
NOW "a generally families be- obtained of all good grocers
single bottle 10 become ITS reference ~ ne
a the time that Is The best.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
N1RRIED.

CRAGIy-PERRY-Iu Chicago the 10Th INST william Crgn .
Pery daughter OF Robert re al ot C1eas' We
All Notice, Of Marriages must be iniorssd rith lsu
name and address
New-York tribune., 1872-03-30
Suesial Noiiees

Psteuts.-MUNS Co, Publishers Scientific Amerleaa }. rs-
everywhere; - years efpesne e'eslaaS
cou6deu a Laws Guide TO Inventors
Have yea Cancer. Scroua, Ulcers an! ooo or ss sls
,arT BLISS MEME Co.'S CUNDuRANGO Is the sfe and oes
Purler Prcs per Druggists as At % Cerst
Delnno's solid Cedar Trunks.
sGg Hudson. West Eeventhst
t:e,,emrn,. Dress Hats, seven Dollars.
MARSOCK & CO., SO Broadway.
Po.IOace >oticerhe Europe danns the ssss en-!
slrIRDAY March will close this ohe on WkDNsS
DAY At ia w. W THURSDAY :, IL m and on SA -
Ian
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31
Fire at Mazomanie.

A Mazomanie correspondent of the Mad
ison Journal, under date of May 25th, says,
a fire broke GU in Freeman's Livery Sta
bic, last night about l o'clock, and COM
municated to George Condery's dwelling,
totally destroying both buildings. The
live stock were saved Mr.. Condery lost
most Of his furniture, as he was not in
sured. The next building was Mr.. Rich.
ard Blacks, which was pulled down, he
giving the order, thus stopping the flames
There was no wind at the time, or the
whole business portion of our beautiful
town would now be in ruins. We feel
that much credit is due Mr.. Black, for Or
dcring his building pulled down, to stay
the progress of the flames, while there
was possibility of saving it, although to
have left it would have, probably, been
the cause of burning an entire block,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31

B6r At recent farmers meeting in
Dayton, Ohio, Mr.. John Bradford said that
in addition to the usual mode Of fight.
ting the bugs by destroying their larvae,
he had found that an easy way to get rid
of them was to cover the potatoes with
straw. Last year he raised an acre by
this method and they we're not injured by
the bug, while those unprotected alongside
of them were entirely destroyed. He had
an acre and half this year covered with
straw and had thus far discovered no bugs
among them. This is an easy and cheap
method, and is certainly worthy of trial
by farmers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31
Railroad Extension.

= The Green Bay Advocate, says, the
proposition of extending the Sheboygan
and Fond du Lac railroad from Princeton
via Portage, Prairie du Sac, Sank City
and Mineral Point to the Mississippi, and
via Grand Rapids to St. Paul, or so far in
either direction as sufficient local aid can
be procured, is agtated in the counties
interested, particularly in Marquette coun-
ty, through which the two lines viii run
for forty miles, is asked to contribute aid
to the amount of about $35, 200.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31
County superintendent.

An eek Teacher" writes to the Dodge
Vile Chronicle severely censuring tie
County Superintendent of schools. Mr..
sex T'' talks right out, and if ne, or she,
is correct, there is certainly good ground
of complaint. 1t is charged that the Su-
perintendent has not visited a single
school in either of the large towns of Are
ma and Ridgeway during bis term of office.
If this be true he should be called to &C
PIT. Tribune.
The article referred to in the Tribune
was communicated to the CHRONICLE and
published without knowledge whether
there was cause for complaint against the
Superintendent or not. Since the publ
cation of the article and fuller investiga-
ton of the matter, we are led to believe
that the Superintendent has done all that
could reasonably be expected in the length
of time he has held the Office. It is not
yet quite five months since he was in
staeled in the office, and he informs us
that he has visited one half or more of the
schools in the county, besides attending
the examinations which occupied his time
from the 9Th Of April to the Sth of May.
Those teachers who have been refused
certificates have right to appeal to the
State Superintendent, to whom their pa
pcrs can be sent, and if they are qualified
to teach they will receive certificate,
and if injustice has been done by the Coun-
ty Superintendent his decision will be re-
versed; but if it should be affirmed, surely
there would be no cause for complaint.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31

KANE-In the village of Dodgeville, May 23d, 1872,
Miss Mary A. Kane.
Like some sweet flower fading before The chilling
Winds this fair girl dropped and died; too gentle
and fragile to buf with Lifes storms, she has gone
''over the river to rest in the of her Savior.
Her rare gifts of mind and heart endeared her to
those who knew her. and all felt the influence of the
spirit of peace that pervaded her nature.
The memory of her beautiful life will be enshrined
in many hearts, whispering of patience of faith of
hope, and of charity.
WILLIA2IS-In the town of Rdgcway, May oath,
1872, Thomas N. Williams. aged 81 years. The
deceased resident of the town of Dodge
vile for over % years.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31
Terrible Calamity in Dubuque.

Last Saturday the. Town Clock Build
ing, in Dubuque, occupied by John Bell
& Co., as dry goods store, fell in with 8
terrible crash, burying beneath its debris
those who happened to be in the store at
that moment, endangering the lives Of
those who were passing. One child was
killed instantly, and its mother fatally in
jured. Two others were badly hurt.
The walls of DR.. Lays residence were
broken in by the falling building. The
disaster was caused by excavating too
near the store for the foundation of ne Y
building.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31

This New and Elegant Hotel was open
ed for guests, August 10th, 1871. II is
situated on the highest point of ground in
the center of the city of Madison, directly
opposite the State Capitol, and every win
dow commands magnificent view of the
celebrated Lakes, Mendoza, Monona, Wau-
besau and Kegonsa, which surround the
City.
The House has all the modern improve
ments-is furnished in superior and
most substantial manner, with Velvet and
Brussels Carpets, Blackwalnut and Marble
Top Furniture, Spring Beds and Hair
Mattresses throughout. The rooms and
corridors are large and well ventilated.
Sample Rooms have been fitted up on
tie FIRST floor for the especial accommoda-
ton of commercial travellers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31
2. M. Conference.

Rev. A. Pascee dropped in to see us on
his way home from the P III. Conference,
which closed its session at Plattevilte, on
Monday last. He says very pleasant
and profitable conference was enjoyed.
The next Conference will be held at
New Diggings, La Fayette county. The
Christian Patriot will continue to be pub
lshed as heretofore.
Rev. FL. Lees, of Platteviie, was chosen
to represent this Conference at the En-
elish Primitive Methodist Conference to
be held in London, in June.
1t is expected that minister from En-
gland or Canada will come to Mineral
Point
The Appointments made at the Confer
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31

w The Grant Co., Democrat says,
Sheriff Sloat arrived from st. Louis last
Friday, having in charge one John Hieble,
formerly resident OF Montfort. Hieble
had purchased about $500 worth of goods
of Bachman Bros. & Kiestler, Boscobel,
on the representation that he had large
amount of notes against good farmers.
He had no such notes, and when he got
the goods made his exit for st. Louis ;
hence his arrest,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31
Written for the CHRosfcLE.
THE STARS.
nY M. THOMPSON CURRY.

Some saw the stars are worlds of light
That float upon an ether sea,
Shedding lustre pure and bright
To cheer the path of you and me.
IcalI them gems of various dye,
Arranged with skill by angel hands;
The Jewels of the upper sky
Secured by golden clasps and crystal bands;
The precious stones of heavens high wall,
Whose streets are paved with FURNISHED gold
Where pearIy gates so wide and tall
Admit alike the young and old;
Those crystal streams meandering stray
Mid pastures green and bowers of ease,
And diamond walks on ev'ry way
The shining, singing seraphs please.
I'll call them too of space the flowers
That bloom in ev'ry age and cline
Unlike those earthly plants of ours
Confined to soil and place and time;
Celestial fires that fret the eternal dome
And cherub eyes that glist'ning shine
And welcome weary mortals home
To Join the central choir divine.
Ye gorgeous beings, in splendor shine,
Attune the silver Tyre anew.
Teach me in accents soft and speech divine
To love the Good, the Beautiful, and True.
Dodgeyille, May 20, 1872.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31
Mining Accident

Mr.. James Ross was severely injured
by the premature discharge of blast in
his diggngs near Mineral Point. His
left hand was entirely blown away, max
ing ampusation at tie wrist necessary.
The thumb of The right hand also was
taken off. His eyes are badly injured, and
it is feared the sight of one if not both is
destroyed. The accident happened while
Mr.. Ross was camping" the hole.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-05-31
flaming Mills.

Having purchased lot of the celebrated
Mazomanie Tanning Mills of James Pritch
ard, l now offer them to the public. These
mills have long been known as first
class article warranted to clean any kind
of grain and seed. While examining those
mills look at my Wagons, plows, buggies,
carriage and all kinds of firstrate farming
Implements, which have always on hand.
F. W. STRATMAN.