davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

A ease Of horse shooting, or rath.
er the shooting OF Horse by
Gesr.e Randles which came up be.
fore Squire uenwood during the
week has created considerable sx.
ci.ement. Several versions Of the
ease arc aHoa,, none cf which how.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

Tue revival OF religion inancu
,aicd at the Union Church last
week, still continues, AMI IL likely
40 continue tor several days more.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
Redemption N office.

Notice 10 hereby given thatC. W Rozsell hsv-
ing complied with all The r~qli ties for the re.
drnp'Ln Of lands sold for delinquent taxes as
required by the act of the general assembly, en-
collection 81 revenue t" approved Aprl 2s,h
1873, has this, III. Eth diy ~ .osepibsr. is7i,
redeemed the following described land. 10 Mia
si.sippi cpnrty Arkars,-, t"-Nt: Al " Ser
tou seven e snd 1T y Ia t',nn.h,r .ouliee
80 renXc ~ Ccl rra' sul or 'he sti u4y of
December. isri, ;-r, 1Fs W.-t q. '"r.! qr>-
ter scc,iGp tv-ut-sAc t'!j to~Dsair fiteeL
u } rsr.., nlnc g.. iH-t
lhis iLs tn dAy If ..,criuNar isj.
J. =. !. I>Lr., C-rN
~ J = Llsck-'opn. ID Z.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12


TnE Rev. William Shimmon, the
announcement of whose appoint
mvut to preach ia Osceaia, We pub
lIs I'd in our issue of the 2oth uil.,
punctual to the engagement, made
his appearance; since which time
hs has been instrumvn al in inau
guraling such revival OF religion
mere in Osceala, as is seldom
witnessed AT first the attendance,
seemed to visit the church not ~
much from spirit or deslre to be.
come better Or TO participate in the
services, NJ TO witness and listen
tho tne young preachers cultivated
voice and graceful jesticulations,
which all agreed, cou,d never have
been acquired, save through = long
course of study and training OH the
stage. BE this US it may (ard VIZ
are informed that he has publicly
stated that he had once been q
stage actor) ccrtSin il is that he AT
any rate has struck the right key
and has awakened an interest IN
spiritual affair, seldom, If ever,
witnessed here in Oscsolu. Large
and attentive congregations have
been daily and nightly in attend.
sace, and many have been made
happy by repentance, and seixing
tho iaith, have turned TO the Lord ;
while believers have been strength
encd IN their most holy faith.
Whether this revival may be At.
iributabie to the innovations il
conducting the services, or ,ha:
the spirit oi the Most High III
moving tho hearts of tho people,
matter, liitlc--the work is pro.
gressiug aud prospsring, anu We
give 1t = hearty God speed.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
Commissioners Sale,

BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Mississippi County Ia Cbancery sitting. October
term thereof lsi4. will ON the .sth day 0f De
ce nher 1874, within legal hours in front Of the
dovv OF the Clerks Office IN the town OF oscesls.
proceed TO seli to the highest bidder, IN credit
Of four mouths, the following described lands
o-wit: The South east frac'ional quarter tS) Of
ection eight (s) in Township Fourteen ll4) north
of Range twelve Q2) ,ast, also the north west
quarter 20 section Nine tN. came township and
,ange. containing o0e hundred xcres more or
l.ss The purchaser will be required TO give hs
note and good security ,nr the purchase money
aud lien will he retained upon said lands until
ssid purchase money he paid.
This s,th dsyo ov. J.K 2. D\LR
Commis,ioner
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

THE Ladies' Church Fair spoken
Of as coming off next Thursday has
been Indefinitely postponed on ac-
count Of the religious revival now
IN progress, ~ the Union Church.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

WY are our friends who 60 to
the mourners bench like our tothcr
friends who visit the saloons. Be
cause they are in search Of the
epirit.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

Tue Legislature OF Arkansas is
stil! very tnsy' discussing MINOR
and unimportant matters; the
me N beYs thereof receiving their
littlc six dollars and paying it out
70 the different hash.shops.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

MExPuIs Bellies, says the Ledger,
carry Immaculate white Handker-
chiefs IN the same manner and lOca
,ien ae men garry derringcrs- in
the rear or back pockets.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

MR. J. X. 2. .iALs has purchased
the new dwelling lately erected by
Mr. +. W. keiser. 10 which he il
having sn addition built, which,
when complete will be the mos,
desirsblc rcsidencc in our tswn.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

Tom WAGNER, tho young man
who was shot near Bartield Point
Same time ago has since died OF
his wounds.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

OWING to our limited space this
week. the promised account OF our
Dig Lake trip WAS crowded out.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
A UoCsy orthc kriner Dlanta

A House OF the kciser plantation
known Ss the Bustle house WAS
consumed by fire last Tuesday
evening. Tho house WAS occupied
by family Of negroes who vt tho
timc Of the fire were all absent,
excsp, two or three small children,
who state that three negro men
cane to the house, took them (the
chlldrcn) to an clubhouse and then
set fire to the building. Up to the
hour OF going 10 press, no clew has
been obtained which would lead TO
the Srrest O: the guilty parties.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
- - =
ATTENTION GRANGERSi

The regular ststed communication Of Osceols
strange, NJ SO is on the Tuesd1ys alter each
;ull moon. to-wit: July IS. august 2l september
D. Octobcr 20 November Il, December u.
All members OF the order of " Patrons OF Hus-
tsuary " IN good standing are invited "a attend.
By order OF
wv CIApr s.c'y. JE FELTS W N
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
4. NJ. ArEss.

uyAyIEsT ,rust Of tie s0asOn---
yesterday morning.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

TuKnew Postal law comes in ei.
feet on the first day of January,
when the postage will have to be
prepaid on newspapers. Our sub.
scrlbers will please make note of
this, IA we intend to cut off all dead
head subscribers after that time
We can't afford to furnish papers
for nothing and pay postage on
them besides. 1t our efforts 10
firmly establish newspaper in
Mississippi county are TO he sus.
tainod, We think il is about time
We were receiving substantial evi-
denee OF the fact BY receiving our
dues punctual v.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant to decree of the circuit cour, Of
county, ia chanc-ry sitting, Frbrua-
~ term thereof, 1874. I will on the 25th day Of
lie cenber. 1874. within lega! hour. In front
Of the door IL the clerk = offce, In the town of
Osceols, proceed to sell 10 the highe bidder on
. credit OF Tour mouths. the following describsd
ian'm to-wi In. south east quarter 20 OF eec-
t.on thirty tS) township ten liG) range mise o.
east containing one hundred aud pixiy as acrcs,
|. irg saj being In Mississippi counsy. Aiksnsss
70 sSllsiy ipdYrm-ns In f--.'- ~ ~ '.s-r = rr-'
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12

In another column will be found
tho announcement of the death OF
q Mr.. Conkiin, who was shot seme
time since, and Of which fact, We
have but recently been Informed.
On inquiry We learn that no at.
tempt has been made to arrest bis
murderer. Is i. possible that u
man may he shot down in our very
midst, l,nger in the pains Of death
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
TRUSTEES SALE.
Valuable Real Estate.

IN pnrsrsnce Of the trrms OF a trust deed eI-
1 ecuu d to me by u Edri 'eton and V. .
d 'rington, On TIRE i9Ih day Of March 1874. which
,eet IL Of record In the ..ccor,.rs "fi.e Of Mis-
sissippi county, Ars 1nsa- to secare the pay mcit
oi certain no,~s in said deed mentioned. will, on
THUcSDAI, JanuAiy ~. 1870. between The
h,'urs III 10 O'Clock . m snd O'Clock y IN IN
front Of the ,l-rk's Once "f the Circuit Court Of
hi-sissppi county, >rkscsas. in the town ~
Osc.oa, se u Tor cash th. following real estate.
situated ard lying in Mississippi county, Ar
kansss: Reing the southwest quarter OF sec'i"n
thir'y 1901. H. township thi,teen ll3l, range
eleven M east the south half VI section ~ cnty
i've tz5l and the sonth half ~ section twenty -sx
2bl. and the southwest quarter Of section thirty
four oil In township thirteen l3l range ten
ll". east, containing in all nine hundred and
two acres, and known as the Wnitmore plaee
About 30 acre. cleared and und'r cultivation,
with valuable I'M rov. ments on the -sme
Also. the iolipwing real estate: The north
west quarter Oi section thirly.s 4 1861, 10 town
ship thirteen tl3l rahge ten Dol ea.t xpa north
cas- quarter ~ section tn riy-stx 81, In town
snip thirteen ti3l, range ten tiC1 east; aiso, the
southwest quarter of section turce ~, in town
ship twelve fi2l range ten tiol east; also, the
northwest fractional quarter Of section thirty -one
ISL township thirteen tisl. range eleven M
east said last d--crircd land know as tn Fsin
plsntntion containing shout SO acres Of land
and about 2j0 acr-s under cultivs,i
The tits to said property believed to be per-
feet. but sell and convey as trustee only.
JNO. W. JEFFERSON. Trustee.
The Osceola times., 1874-12-12
W WarningOrder.

A. v & Lindsly trusteel Plaintif.
W.
Name, A Edringtnn Ex- Defendant.
ecutriX ct al
The defendants. Money 4. Edfington. EXecu.
trix Of the estate " James II. Edrington, de
ceased, William g.. James II Sarah. Joseph n. b,
JOhn H.. lrine. Eugene. and Emily II Edringt"n
are warned to appear IN this court within thirty
days, and snswer the rom plant OF the plain,if,
A.N = Lindsey Trustee
Nov. 25th A ID 1874. j. J. y. HALE Crk.
BY J o. Blsckwood. d. c.
Philip Lindsey. solicitor fer Plaintiff
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02
Oh truARY.

Once more we have to record among those whom
the reaper Death has tut down in the prime of life
and usefulness, the honored of Henry
Madden.
Born in Missouri his )arents were among the first
settlers in Iowa County had came here when the
wild Indian roamed o, " these tile hills and
valleys in search Of game. grandson Of the late
hon. Henry DODGE. who Ygs me fist Governor o.
leconsin, and snIoug Il, g list sent to Congress
when our s. ate was adni ted into the Union, lie
neeied no such ancestry to shailce his c'an's to ire
res ect and ssee a of al W 10 knew nm. was
ei facet ed Borden town, D., Where hs lcalnei
surveying, and there was rot 1 UGH land either IL
.scousin Minneiso t. tina, ne did not travel over
he exercise of his vocation Sent 10 the Legi,la,
Iture in ls5 he proved himself ali honest .ou'spoken
man, 10 whom cnicaney aud ali undetermined meas
u.es wiie known. Appointed Goye. nment clerk
in 1920, lie served six years wi uhrked ability and
honor to himself, winLiig the APP 'fobailoa and ap
prevail ofai irrespective of party. singuarly Tree
from al hau shinesS priue his heie lie showed
hat those whom " III annobIed M not the mere
accidentof biz III or station were those whom he
owed to call friend Too unselfsh for his OWE
inl el ests ana 100 kind.heartca for us good,
very few have Scne down to the grave with more
love and respect.
Such siaAd as monuments amids t world g
selfshuess procaimng there is yet hon ot and gem
u ne kindness in the world
A generous sou, kind husband, and q devoted
father, he has left all who near an. dear to
mourn q irleparable loss.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02
MI A r. r. Il ID.

MAT l1EWS-OLIyER.-At the residence of the
bril- les parents, Sept. "a, 1874, by Rev. Thos. Hol
land /, Mr.. Samuel T.. Mathews to Miss Annie Oliver
all If RidgewaY.
PRIDE fAUX--HOCK1NG.-At the residence of tn
bride fs parents, on ednesday; September g. b.
Rev. Y. Knibbs, VIM. III. Prideaux, TO Miss Aramnt
Hocki ,ng ali OF DodoevIlie.
PERVIS l-SH0RF-At the residence of the BRIDE
father Sept. %, 1874, by Rev. p. Hitchcock, Mr.
John z, ervis; OF CariinviIle, LII and Miss Ami
Short, of ANOdgeville, Wis.
Three in lstallmen,s of wedding-cake wi hin tn
limits of on 8 short week is something that doesn'
often fall the lot of printers Tor lot of print
ers if our de vii q0iU have it SOY but SO the kin,
fates have beef I pleased to deal with the CnRoNI
Gle boys. T lie fair brides mentioned above ar
regular readers of the CHRONICLE, and In thei
hour joy could not forget those whose toll has at
forde them so l. Ilany happy moments May thei
lives and for t Nieir sakes the fortunate grooms
also, be long ana aver full of love and JOY unit
perfect peace and happiness
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02
Patents.

The following Letters Patent were is
sued to citizens of the State of Wisconsin
during the week ending Sept 9Th, 1874:
Middling Purifers.-G. W. Dillinger
Ripon, No. 154.379.
Watchmaker's Tools:..:J' @. Link, Niece
dab, 154.A03.
Cut off for conducting pipes.---Jos
Hamhitzer; Green Bay, 154,477.
Duplex Telegraphs,-C. II. Haskins
Milwaukee, No. 154,479.
Car Axles.-Jno. M: MARI, GAINESVILLE
No: 154.503.
Also the following, during the week end
ing Sept 22d, 1874:
Implements for Harvesting Corn-Jno
H. Parker, Palmyra, No. 154,765
Meat Chopper-Jno. A. Frenzei, Sank
City, No. 154,791.
Traction Enginess-E. fP. Cowles, We
QUICK, No. 154,S46.
Means for Utilizing the Resistance to
the Forward Motion Of Vessels j. M
Farmer, Wautoma, No. 1886.
Horse Powers-0. o. Strole, Mlwau
kee No. 154,927.
Reported by Fitch & Fitch, Solicitors
of Patents, No. 81 Park Row, New York
City, through Mess. Reese 6 Garter
Attorneys at Law, Corresponding Solicit
ors IN Iowa County, Dodgeville, Wiz
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02
scrlbner's Monthly FOR ectdssr

Scribner's Monthly for October opens
with a'other munlicently Illustrated
Great South" paper, by Edward King
entitled Down The M's>iss,ppi-the La
Dor Question - Arkansas it contains much
pic >ureique description, anu practical in.
formation. The important essay of this
number is very useful stu'y Of George
E',ot's novels. by W. q. Wilkinson. Mr..
Nadal, formerly with Mr.. Motley in Lon
don, and now literary editor of the IN. Y.
Evening Post" has charming sketch OF
Oxford. Mr.. Cable, the New Orleans
story writer, gives us another cha"a cteris-
tic sketch of life in the Amer lean Paris,
his present story "Tite Poulette;;" is nigh
ly dramatic and exciting. katherine
Earle and "Ordronnaux" are concluded;
CATHERINE Earle will be published in book
furut by Lee & Shepard) and Jules Vernes
"Mysterious Island' is continued Then
we have "a Royal Hair-Cutting," "San
Remc," '"The Rose of Carolina" "Old
Time Music" &c.
In ''Topics of the Time" Mr.. Holla nd
writes about Mr.. Beecher, the present
theological outlook, the Rewards of Lit
erary Labor" &c. 1.-THE Old Cabinet is
devoted to Good Taste, and the other de.
partments have about their usual varie.
ty.
In the..November Scribner's new story
by Sake Holm will begin, to run through
three or four numbers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02
Arena Items.
Sept. 29th, 1874.

:. Dept. ~5tu. 1914.
Ed CHRoNIcLE:-Be Better than usual was
the attendance at the annual school meet
ing of District No. 2, on Monday evening
last. Hon G. G. Meigi was elected direc-
tor for the ensuing term, and D. G. Jones
Treasurer. to Eli vacancy. Appropriations
were made to defray the school expenses
of the district for the ensuing year, as
follows: For an addition to school house,
$500; for Teachers wages; $500, for fuel
and incidental expenses, $3.50.
DIG Jones, Treasurer, submitted the
following report of receipts and disburse>
inents for the past year: Receipts ST. ,041
Sc; Disbursements $lO41.69, which being
submitted for examination to a committee
Of three, consisting of W. G. Meffert, Jno.
W. Edwards, and Patrick Smith; was
adopted by the meeting.
A building committee Of five were ap-
pointed consisting of the District Board and
John W Edwards and VIM. Jones, ST.. 1t
was decided to let contract to lowest bid
der and proceed to building ut once.
The meeting then adjourned for one week.
We did not attend the Literary meeting
asst Friday evening, but learn that it was
deci ded to organize Literary Society in
Arena for the coming winter. VIM. G.
Meffert; DR.. Flower and II. Reed were ap-
pointed committee to draw up constitu-
ton, and the meeting adjourned to Tuesday
Sept. 29th.
The dull times are recuperating some
what: Roberts and Harris shipped five
car loads Of cattle, Monday and Tuesday of
this week, prices having bettered some,
inducing farmers 10 sell.
S. j. Yorker has quite number ofteams
hauling lumber from the river. Mr.. Yor-
ker keeps one of the largest and best lum-
Der yards along he river.
We have not as yet heard of Thompson
with "P."
More anon. SAND BURR.
LATER.
At a preliminary meeting of the Arena
Literary Society, held in the Depot, Tues>
day evening, Rev. D. Jones, Chairman,
and w. H. Goodlad, Secretary pro tenn,
a constitution and bylaws were presented
by the committee appointed for that pur-
pose at previous meeting. There being
two drafts of constitution and by laws,
and neither Of them being considered per-
feet, they were both acted on by sections
and such sections adopted as were deemed
appropriate. The meeting adjourned I'm
til Friday, Oct. I'd, at u o'clock P. NJ, at
the Good Templars' Hall, for permanent
organization. We hope all those interest
ed in the well being of themselves and
their feilowmen will turn out next Friday
eve and take ari active part in the perma>
nent organization of this society, We
take 1t upon ourselves to extend particu-
lar invitation TO the ladies of Arena and
vicinity. Hoping they will turn out en-
fnaSse and assist US in making this under
taking a success. We bespeak a good
meeting for next Friday evening.
SAND BURR.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02

esJ~F Four full-page pictures embellish
the October Aldine, number which glows
with all the beauty and richness of the
season surprising each of its predecessors
and the other illustrations are much more
numerous than usual. Tie table of literary
contents for this number is also admir-
able.
The Aldine Company has determined to
establish an Art Union; Similar to the well
known Art Union in England, and distrib
ute its works of art, both sculpture and
paintings, which are constantly collecting
among its subscribers. Art premiums
valued at $2;5O0,will be distributed among
each series of 5000 .subscr ibers. Sub
scription tickets, at 5000 each, entitle the
holder to the Aldine for one year, to the
new chrome, and to ticket in the distrib u
ton Of art premiums. Address The Aldine
Company publishers, No. 5s Maiden Lane
New York city.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02
Papers please copy.

az A correspondent who "acknowl-
edges himself---,'' is informed that
we cannot insert communica tons on any
subject without first knowing the name of
theft authors. Our columns are open to
the discussion of questions of interest to
the people, and above all we desire our
friends to send us the news from their
respective neighborhoods. but please be
particular and sign. your real name.
Failing to do this, in some cases, looks as
though the correspondent wished the ed
itor to become responsible for something
which he would not be willing to shoulder
himself.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02
The Fair.

The Iowa County Fair, this year, not
wthstanding the unfavorable weather on
Friday ard Saturday, may be set down as
a success. The entries in all depal tments
were more numerous than they have been
for number of We ars, and in point of ex
cellence, the display was certainly credit
to the people Of the county; but for par
ticulars as to what was on exhibition and
who had the best, in the estimation of the
committees, We refer our readers to the
List Of Premiums, published elsewhere in
this issue. Thursday was as fine day
as could have been asked; and the attends
ance was very good, considering the fact
that the Fair was to continue two more
days, and there was every prospect of it
having good weather throughout. Friday
morning, however; opened very cloudy,
and from that until Saturday afternoon we
were visited by frequent showers, which
deferred many from coming and at times
CiCu IL quitO u sag SC~OiC loi tuoSc III
attendance. STILL the attendan ce en both
days was quite lar sc, and had it not been
for the rain on Fridag and Saturday, the
crowd would undoubtedly have been the
largest seen at our county Fair for many
years.
The managers wisely decided to put
the races through according to the pro>
gramrne, Notwithstanding the bad wealth
er, which arrangement gave the Best of
satisfaction to the competitors.
Altogether; we feel warranted in say
ing that the affairs of the society have
been well managed, during the past year,
and that the exhibition of 1874 is one ON
which the people of the county may be
congra tulated.
Financially, we understand, the society
will come out about even.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02

NARROW GAUGE. We learn that num-
Der OF citizens of Lancaster intend shortly
to visit Galena and look over the narrow
Guage railroad now being built from Ga:
lena to Platteville, and which will be COM
pleted to the latter place by November next.
The party will interview toe directors OF
the road with the view of ascer.ainings the
feasibility of project which will continue
the road to Lancaster and thencej north
ward to the Wisconsin or Mississippi
Herald.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02
En- formation Wanted.

jacob Reed, aged Is years, left his home
on the 9Th of August, 1874. He is small
of his age, has blue eyes, brown hair, and has
a bad scar on his left arm, caused by a
burn. He had on, when he left home,
striped drilling shirt, and white low
crowned hat, with the rim drawn in by a
cord, Any person giving information as to
his whereabouts will be literally reward.
ed. Address, VIM. REED,
Avoca, Iowa Co., Wis.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02

wA jeweler of Platteville, named Rob.
ertson, while excavating for the purpose
Of building. lately DISCOVERED promising
lead of mineral; and he intends to prove the
same at once, whether the building goes up
or not.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02
PENDERFYNIAD.
PWyIlgor Eisteddfod Dodge;
vile.

Yn gymaint &C infer or Pwyllgor
ddangos anffyddlondeb at yr achos, &C YIN
symalnt &C y barnai y Pwyllgor mad ydyw
te'nlad cytfredinol y genhedl YIN cylch-
oedd yna yn aeddfed at Eissteddfod,
&C ganlyniady buasai peth perygl iddi
droi allan yn fethiant mewn ystyr arianol:
yn ngwyneb hyn &C mad oes ari an yn law
y Pwy Igor:
Psndsrfynaoyd, Elm bod yn gohirio yr
Eisteddfod hyd amser anmhenodol
w. B. WILLIAMS.
Ysg
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02

az Dymunem alw sylw Elm darllenwyr
Cymreig at benderfyniad y Fwyllgor, o
berthynas Eisteddfod Dodgeville, am yr
hon yr hysbyswyd trwy gwfrwng neW>
yddiadur hwn. Gwelir penderfyniad
mewn colofn arall.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02
Business Notices.
STRAY NOTICES.

Strayed from the subscriber, residin Q
in the vicinity of Pine Knob Post Office,
Wis, on or about July 1st, 1874, one ligh,
bay horse colt two ears old last spring
large ize for its age, hoofs white ON both
hind feet, black name and tail. ANY per
son giving information as to its where
abouts will be literally rewarded.
Pine Knob, Iowa Co., Wis, Sept 22d, IA
EVEN EyENsoN.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-02

1a>The calender for the October term
of the Iowa County Circuit Court, which
commences at Dodgevile next Tuesday,
embraces ninety-seven cases, of which
eighty two are civil and fifteen criminal.