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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-15

ROAD OvERsEERs.-Ast the time for
bad roads and broken bridges is APP
preaching, it would, perhaps, be we'll
for the road overseers to look over and
ponder the following In regard to
public highways:
"When public highways become I'M
passible by reason of any casual inter
ruption the statute ofthis state makes
ample provisions touching the same ano
imposes the duty on the overseer OF the
road district in which such interruption
exists to cause such highway to be put
in passable repair as soon as practical
BILE. The neglect or refusal of per
forming this duty, imposes q fine Of
$40 upon such oyerseer."
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-15

Me-. The wood market in this village
is not vet overstocked. Bring in your
wood before all the snow goes.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-15
EMERSON & CO., ROCKFORD, ILLS.
HalDRE HaOoMES,
General Agents,
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.

We prepared tohe Farmers of Iowa. Grant
and La Fayee Counties, Wis, and 10 Davess Co., Ill., that
furnish them with the new
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-15

na. Kansas has instructed deleea
ton to vote for Grant.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-15

fw J. O. Jones has just received an
invoice of all kinds Of family groceries.
His stock consists of the best quality o
Teas, Coffces, Candies. Nuts, Oysters
Crackers, Tobaccos, pipes and cigars. All
kinds of fancy goods kept constantly on
hand. The above goods will be sold cheap
er than the cheapest in tie village OF
Dodgcville If you want to buy good
goods cheap call on Mr.. Jcnes before pur-
chasing elsewhere, 26tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-15
J, A. HAHN

FASHIONABLE BARBER & HAIR DRESSER,
Shaving and shampooing done on snort no'i0e'
and at moderate charges.
All Kinds of the Best KestoraT1Ves
and Hair Oils always on hand.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-15

Splding's Glue mcnds Furniture, Toys,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-15
Improved Winnebago Broadcast Seeder,

Greatly Improved the old Ss,
The advantages of this Sede are that will
down to Flax and Timothy Seed out the box Wheat
may be wet rolled in lime plaster and accurately
las when dry will also dry land plaster perfectly This
Seeder has Mould Board Shove running behind the other
gangpow fashion, covering deeper and drawing The
timber and work all stcas and painted in the best STYLE
The sowing the seed arranged that there cloggng
breaking of the seed in the old style seedrs Every
seeder warranted to do the best of first class work sa
You will find Samples with Agents as follows:
FRANK ROBINSON BOSCoBEL
H. D. ROBERTS,
BUTLER
JOHN WOGAN
TENIKE
LEHNEST PATTER,
A McGRANAHAN YELLOWSTONE.
} Nm DE BOOS ARENA.
I'LL TRAINER
W. H. WELTY, Darlington and Riverside, ,.,,,, -,
HILDRETH & JONES,
Successors o P 7Of pdD'
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-15

ggsg~ For the best quality Of Teas go to
Teasdale, at Mineral Point; and while
there, look at his stock Of Richardson Boots
and Shoes. Every Boot and Shoe war
ranted to keep the feet dry.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-03-15
q O. JENKINS.

prurrEcr AND BUILDER, AvoCA, WIS
a Attention paid to plans aud estimates OF al
Kinds Of Carpenters and Joiners work nnoP S Ss1
rr of third street opposite PARIS Lumber v"ro' 'S
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-05
A Nuisance.

Illinois has passed sensible Law
prohibiting the defacing Of buildings
fences and gates with the villainous
paint-pot that patent medicine vendors
and other humbug dealers are daubing
with their advertisements. We have
known many good fences and build
iDgs to be plastered over with these
abominnbie signs by irresponsible
persons and the owner now has appar-
emily no remedy or protection in Iowa
from these travelling nuisances. We
trust that our Legislature will next
winter fix good wholesome penalty
for the Ofiense. Homestead.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-05

The New York Nation another oil
the Reform" journals--calls upon
Gratz Brown to withdraw from the
Greeley ticket. Reviewing his pen.
itential letter, it says:
ave find II little difficult 20 make
out the meaning Of all this, but we
take 1t to be that. while the statement
Of the clerk was correct as to the main
fact, 1t was erroneous a. to some Of the
incidents, and that what liquor Mr..
Brown took during the evening he
took as defence against premonitory
symptoms Of cholera: that when en-
gagged in the discharge Of official duties
he takes nothing stronger than water.
We have no wish to press hard on him
In this matter, but 1t IL very serious
matter, and after what happened on
the 4th Of March, 1865, calls for plain
speech. We feel obliged to say there
fore, that the frequency with which
attacks Of certain classes Of disease are
now put forward as an excuse for
intoxication has deprived that plea of
its value. A man who is liable to get
drunk every time he has tooth-ache
or stomach ache, or touch Of neu.
ralgia, IL therefore not At for high and
conspicuous public Office, and ought
not to be entrusted with It; and II
,Doutd be proper and graceful, thing
for Mfr. Br0Dn to Withdrdw his in
.frnities from public discussion By with-
dratoing his name from the Greeley
icket."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-05

The universal exposition to be held
ut Vienna, Austria, next year, prom
ises to be much larger and more com.
prehenslve than the similar exhibi.
tions held in London and Paris. The
great building 10 advancing towards
completion. The frs: Of July last was
the last day for receiving applications
for space on the part Of exhibitors.
1t 10 said that nm American. vii!
send articles to this exhibition. This
exceeds by several thousand the num-
Der OF English exhibitors at either OF
the exhibitions held In London. II
also exceeds the number Of French
exhibitors at tho Paris exposition.
Among the requests for space ut the
Vienna fair, 5000 came from Hungary,
5000 from the North German Empire,
and 800 from Belgium. Each Of the
Grand Divisions Of the earth. and
nearly every country in each Of them
will be represented. It IL said that
the agricultural implement makers IN
this country will make an immense
display, partly with view OF intro
ducing their machinery to the favora-
BILE notice Of the farmers Of Eastern
and Central Europe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-05
The Wheat Corner.

The st. Louis Democrat sent a re.
porter to Chicago to get at the facts in
the wheat corner business there and
his summary is thus given:
The corner was organized in July,
and is composed of the following
named operators: Mum, Norton &
Scott, Howard Priestly, Hugh Maher,
Asa Dow, A. b. Hitchcock, and John
b. Lyon & Co., Of Chicago; Angus
Smith, Of Milwaukee; and Mr.. CHS
ne, Of Montreal, Canada.
They quietly purchased all of the No.
2 wheat in store in Chicago and Mil
waukee, and accepted all the August
options offered to them, and their pur-
chases at 81, 30 and Sl.25 for August
amounted to between nine and twelve
millions of bushels. They then adj
vanced wheat to $1,33 and l,35, and
called for more margins. Some Of
the short sellers perceived the coming
nip" and settled by purchasing Aug
ust options Of other parties at an ad-
vance, and losing the first margin Of
ten cents per bushel put up. 1t is
believed tnat FIVE or six million BUSH
els were arranged for in this way. Ii
so, the ring rakcd in over halt mill
ion bushels in their first haul Of
margins, without diminishing the line
of shorts single bushel. They then
advanced the price Of cash wheat
steadily up to Sl,40 and S1,45, and
made another call for margins. AS
before, they permitted the second
batch Of shorts to settle by purchas-
ing August options at the new adj
vance, and losing the margins already
put up. Another half million was rak-
ed in, and again the price Of cash
wheat was advanced, until it now
stands at 1855, and fresh call for
margins has been ordered.
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How Grant 10 Wrong

"UncIe Consider Perkins" inter.
viewed Grant at Saratoga. and thus
laid down the case to him:
you've got IA relashuns. You must
drown 'em ~
"What! drown unkuls, ants, and
my own father?" exclaimed the Gin.
ri, THROWN away his signr.
"Yes, sur. Its rong to have rela.
shuns.-Its rong to love your friends,
rong to give them anything. It's well
enufr TO give Vicksburg to your Unkul
Sam, we'll enufY TO give Richmond to
your Ant Columbia, and to present
Pensacola and TT Donelson to your
political mother, the United States.
It's well cnuff to give equal rights TO
1000. 900 Of your own black boys In the
South, but II II positively . egregus
krime to lot your father have that
$ll0O Covington Post Orfis which
johnson gave him. You should cut
Oh his head"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-05
The Iowa Univer.ity.

The next term Ut the University
opens on the 18th Of September, and
applications for admission are un-
usually numerous. The Iowa City
Reputticdn remarks:
The Regents Of the University Mt
.heir late meeting took action by .
brief resolution which we believe will
be Of the greatest value to the High
Schools Of the State and to the Uni
versity itsef. They authorized the
Academical Faculty to admit students
of the University on the certificate
Of their instructors IN any school or
academy Of the State. whose course Of
study shall be IA extensive and whose
instructions shall be- "a thorough as
the standard Of the University de-
mands Such endorsement Of High
School by the University will be no
mean honor In itself, and the mere
suggestion of certain elements in the
courses of our best public schools will
do much to aid them in adopting or
approaching u uniform system. The
honor IL not reserved for any school
inferis IN grade or superficial In i'm
struction, yet we are confident that
there are many III Iowa worthy Of this
high distinction.
We suppose full explanation Of this
new plan, and of the processes In ac-
cordance with it, will be made public,
yet any Superintendent or Principal
who may desire to place his school in
this new relation to the University
can apply ut once, forwarding to Pres
ident Thatcher statement Of his
course Of study. II the course proves
satisfactory, 1t is probsble some men,
Der Of the Faculty will visit the school
At an early day, and ascertaia the
character of the instruction, and II that
is approved. q certificate Of the fact
will doubtless be given to the press
and published In the next University
catalogue.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-05
A most astonishing case Of cruelt

4 most astonishing ease Of cruelty
to animals was lately Investigated al
rockingham, England, by The Society
for the Prevention, etc. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Chantreli. a person Of prop
erty, had n mania for collecting cats
and dogs so that she had under her
roof no fewer than thirty Of the former
aud forty-three Of the latter. Last
spring she left her home and quadru-
peds in charge ola couple of servant
girls; but she forgot to leave any mon
ey for victuaiing the managerie and
the girls. The latter. as the trAdesmen
refused credit, took their leave, and
the unfortunate pets were shut up
without food, in consequence OF which
some Of them were forced to kill and
eat their companions. The Magistrate
fined their neglected. mistress for her
culpable neglect, and explained to her
that those who keep cats and dogs
must make suitable provision for their
maintenance.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-05

District Court of Cedar County. Iowa. Soy. Tern
1872.
John culbertson,
Philip Harrington, Betsey Harrington
May Ann VanHonton, Is Van
Houton. Sarah Jarvis, Charles II
Brocklehurst, Maria Brocklehurst
widow of John Brock iehurst decd
Ann Brocklehurst Harriet Brock
lehurst, Maria Brocklehurst, and
William Brock lehurst.
1uNO the above named defendants: You are hereby
notified that there is now on file IN the office
of the Clerk of the District Court in and for the
County OF Cedar, in the State OF Iowa. petition OF
John Cnlbertson. plaint0. claiming Of you. the de.
PENDANT, Philip harrington, the sum OF four hunired
dollars with interest thereon at per cent from
the 9Th day of September, A. D. 1851, on your prom
ssOry note, for said amount, and also claiming OF
all said defendants the foreclosure of the mortgage
given b. the defendants, Philip Harrington and
Betsey Harrington, on the 9th day of September
1861 TO secRe payment Of said note, together with
another Of the same amount, conveying and cover
ing the following real estate in Cedar county Iowa,
TO wit:
tt northeast quarter of the sontheast quarter OF
section four az, and the northwest qnarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section three 3, west Of the
5th P. NJ. ali In township eightytwo tsel north Of
range three 49, asking the foreclosure of said mort
gage said northwest i ofthe southwest = Of
tion three ca. the said mortgage having already
been forecOsed NJ to the said northeast of
east dissection four 90, to pay said other note.
Also praying for decree OF said Court, confirming
and quetng the title to said property in the defeud
ants, Philip Harrington, subject to the plaintiffs
rights therein under said mortgage.
Now unless you appear to said petition and defend
next term Of said Court to be begun aud held at
ber a. D. 1872 default viii be entered against you,
and Judgment rendered thereon and decree entered
tion. WOLF Il LAND1,
Atty's for Plaintiff
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-09-05
A Legal Opinion.


Judge J. g. Wilson, Of Kane county.
Ills, made . speech at Geneva recent
~, in which he took illegal" view
of Horace Greeley's advocacy Of seces.
sion. His views should be carefully
considered by every person. Judge
Wilson is one of the ablest men on the
bench In Illinois. Speaking Of Gree
ley, he says:
There is another reason why do
not propose to vote for him. He 10
squarely on the record Of the right OF
the South to secede. WHAT is the
logical sequence? Suppose he is elect
ed, what would be the result Why,
they will come forward and claim the
payment Of the rebel debt, and they
will iave the best Of the argument !:
because. If the South had right to
secede, a',l We raised armies and
coeiced them to remain. We were in
the wrong aud they in the right. and
il we tax our people to pay our soldiers
for enforcing wrong, how much
stronger should we he taxed to pay
their soldiers for attempting 10 maiu-
tain the right?.
"rhis Is not u mere flash Of words.
Here il the chief corner of this cam
paign. The thing the South is seeking
IL not so much the defeat Of Grant or
the election Of Greeley ~ the entering
Of q wedge for the ultimate payment
ri the rebe. debt ana the pensioning
Of rebel soldiers. Ii Grreley's con-
-truction Of the constitution II right,
then they havea stronger claim for
the payment of the rebel debt than we
have fer the payment Of he national
debt. Nov with such = result as that
in prospect. am not going 10 give my
vote or influence for Horace Greeley"
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Notice to Builders

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposal.
~ will be received until the 26th day OF August
1872, by the undersigned Building Committee Of tho
Upton City Hall Joint stock Company, TOR the
building OF their proposed City Hail. according Ia
the plans specifications To be seen ut the Office
OF Wolf Landt, in Upton, Iowa.
BIDS Will be received for the whole Job complete
all work aud all material, except the brick.
And also, for the several classes OF the work sep.
arately. to wit:
The stone work and material
The brick work.
The carpenter work with and without material
The plaster masons work, with and without ma
teral
The painters work, with and without material
All thinning and ironing TO be included In carpen-
ter work. Also, bids for furnishing all material
throughout except brick. Also, for ali work
throughout, without material.
All proposals to be sealed and addressed to JOHN
CrLBERTsoN, Chairman ofthe Building Committee
Upon. lows.
Security will be required for faithful performance
OF any contract let.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. JOHN CULBERTSON, Chm.
PIATT. Secretary.
&c kEICHERT,
WIN ELLIOTT
SHEAKER.
u building Committee.
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CHEROKEE Pills NO. 2.
For the Re71lOUCxL of
Distractions anil tie
Insurance Of Reg
Hltsrity IN the
Recurrence of
Monthly Pc
RIOTS.

These pitis are an untaiiin0 Female Regulator
intended for special cdses; those obstinate onel
,oherc naitder and cheaper medicines fail.
fni principles OF plants roots and berries highly
concentrated that each pill contains more medIci
dollar msdicine In the market y AITHoroH rowss
UL, YET so MILD AND PLEASANT IN THEIR oPKn
ATOM, THAT THE MOST FEEpLE CAN TAKE rHRh
WITH PERFEcr SAFETY.
Each box contains about 100 pills and wrapped
n white paper printed in deep red letters, with hui
and explicit directions enclosed.
are sod BY ali enferpsns Druggists 10 the civilized
world.
Some unprincipled dealers, however, try to sell
worthless compounds In place Of these: which they
As you value your health do not be deceived p 81
such unprincipled Druggists ASK ron THESE q
not buy them for You enclose the money IA q let.
Ter and we will send them to you by mall, free OF
postage, securely sealed from observation
Ladies orGentlemen can address us In perfect con
fdence stating fully and plainly their dseases and
shnr inabtr ~ wis ne a. no. nnae because p
tents successfully in all portions Of the civilized
globe, by correspondence.
the symptoms, and write Post ONCE, County, State
ply.
entitled
"M0n and Woman n InyaIIds. .,
toevery reader Of this paper and we viii mai, free
dozen or copies 70 any person who will hand
them to their friends.
Address "a follows
st. Louis Medical Association.
III NORTH SIXTH STREET,
ST. Lours, Missouri.
sOid ~ Druggists. 4Sy
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Improved Farm

FoR . "A i il
MIGHTY ACRES of first class prairie vel
Ia fenced and improved. but only cropped
times, situated four miles east ofTipton, ii
offered for sale on easy terms, new frame
dwelling house is nearly completed and
ready for occupancy.
TERMs:-One-third cash; balance to suit
purchaser.
Inquire of JOHNS TTTHILL, ESQ, Upton
Iowa. 6tf WIN II HAMMOND.
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MILLER HOUSE,

StnnwoOd, Iowa.
HvnE PROPRIETOR Of this House viii
spare no pains to make his guests COM
Portable; and in doing SO hopes to merit the
custom of the public generally. Hacks
leave this house daily Sundays excepted),
for Upton, and return. Also. In connection
will be found good Livery. Home custom
and farmers will be furnished meals AT re-
duced rates.
42tf n. n. MILLER. Proprietor,
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sr.Lou,s MEDICINE CO.

ST.loUlS MEDICINE CO.
Chesnut ST., bet. 9th and nh, -. Louis, Mo.
Chartered By the State afford safe ecient and scion
ts treztuentof disease Office By NAH, express.
Kroytng the best MEDICAL akin ing purest druss IA
concentrated form AMI avoiding posons render
epes favortsa We medicine fos all Chrome
eases anybody describe their Syntoms. encose t
and .s vim send Treatment with nsr in this way
tee skill the metropolis Is brought within the reach all
tae cases require prolonged treatment undertake
correspond and ch anRe the medicine reQgircA
eoAE OF 0UR REMEDIES.
DiarrhRa Pills S0cts. Conssipation pins
90, these Pills person Of constpa,sd
habit Fever and Ague Pills 81 90. Liver Pills
S1OO, these act direcsy the liver Neuraisia Pills
81 90, relief la 30 min and 10 q days. Tonic
Pills 90, for Nervous Exhaustion Physical Debility
Losso Tone Less Of appetite etc. Bleed Pills %
boxes for g. purely vegetable and can be taken ona
enough to cure any blood faint Bncha pills 81, fos
kidney, bladder and urinary difficulties drug has
world vide sepuation for hundred Pimple and
Freckle Cure ST. the most effective known the pro-
fson Pile Cure Pills for all forms Of Female Dis
eases frora z 10 500 box Also aid preparations
q al kids at reasonable prices Send samps for
CataioEaa. eod BY druggists II you don Hnd them, sead
direct 70 u, address Confidently Dr. H. D. Bond.
n fnysds country Phi sieans Druggists, order
any Sugar Coated PILLS. Pateu medicine Drug Surxrai In
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POST HOUSE.

DY f. +. POST, CLARENCE, IOWA. A
ID new Hotel throughout, convenient to
the depot, and kept with the utmost regard
to the comfort, convenience and satisfaction
of customers. yl1nl2
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MILLER HOUSE.

r. MILLER, Proprietor. A first class
q. stopping place for boarders or travel
ers will be found at this Hotel, on Cedar 81 ;,
nearly opposite the Post Once, Upton, Iowa
Hacks leave the House daily for Stanwood
and Wilton, and semi-week yfor Davenport
Good Stabling attached. 8tf
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IOWA DIVISIONS.
On and after May 18th 1871, passenger
trains will run as follows:
GOING WEST
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GEO. CONWAY,
Upton, IOWA,
Original Notice.

And for sale at the Drug Stores. Agents
wanted to canvass. n6m3
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ate,r Adrfrtissllents.

N0l LEelAIE AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE. Men
~ Maven. Gem. Preparatory % College, Blu.
sIness, Scientific Schools, L. 8. Military and
Naval Academies Fall session, seth year
begins Sept. Is. For Catalogue address Gen.
WIN H RUSSELL Principal.
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District Court of Cedar County Iowa. nov. Ts
1872.
John Culbertson,
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BOOK AGENTS

| Now at work. or looking for some new book. win
miss II II they do not at write for circulars al
the best selling book published. Extraordinary
inducements offered. Profits more than donble
money Outfit free Address r NJ REED ia
Eighth ST., New York.
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HIBBARD'S
STANWOOD & Upton
Miscellaneous.
Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING 100 acres, situated 6@ m lies
~ northeast of Upton. and AZ southwest
of Clarence, well calculated for grain or
buildings, can be bought on reasonable
terms. For further particulars enquire at
this Office.
Upton, Aug. 18th, 1872 33tf
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