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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-08-27
Notice.

The firm of Roberts & Jones having
been dissolved, it becomes necessary that
all accounts due the firm be settled with
out delay. Those knowing themselves
indebted will please govern themselves ac-
cordingly. JAMES ROBERTS.
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Stray Mare.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber. living In the town
i of Dodgeviile, miles east of the village, on
Sec 49, town 6, range 4, on or about the 18th
day of August, 1875, a black mare with white
face years old has saddle marks on her back and
is tall and slender. The owner is requested to call
prove property, pay charges and take her away.
20aug.4w. SAMUEL 4. hOAOd
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a| The Dodgeville public schools
will resume next Monday week.
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It Costs Nothing

to try Weed Sewing Machine. Call on
THos. ROGERS, at the Post Office and sec
about it.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-08-27

H Thirty-seven probationers were
admitted to full membership in the M.
E. Church of this village last week.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-08-27

U-It showed at Ripon. Wis, on the
18th of this month.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-08-27

eGA Avoca is to have a newspaper
and printing Office, to be run by a
couple of amateur printers.
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sYT The doors for the fre-proof
vaults in the Court House have ar
rived.
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n1 Mineral Point Fair next week.

nsa=04o in the shade at noon on
Thursday.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-08-27

sgBrick-laying ON Jones & Owens
new building was commenced on
Wednesday.
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s@-"When they offer you heifer,
be ready with a rope
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ego -ASP ESS :

200 acres under cuvltiution. Good building fol
ows: One dwelling house, 24x36 feet good cellar
under entire house, one house l6x2o, nearly new ant
completes barn. 3Sx40 stone basement, l6 foot posts
shed for hay 16x40, stone basement 10 foot story
gohd shingled roof granary 1Sx2o hog pen and corn
cribs 1Sx37, good shingled roof.
About 200 good apple trees and an abundance OF
small fruits, such as currants' gooseberries, &C.
The farm is watered by spring branch running
through it, and several springs. Plenty of timber
for the farm. 1t is a good stock and grain farm
Can cut from so to rs tons hay year off. School
house about so rods from the dwelling.
L will sell cheap ifsold within six months, and
give time on part of the purchase money. Will
give possession this spring if desired.
Will also sell stock and farming tools with the farm
If desired. For terms, &c., address
TRACY L0OKMAN,
Helena station, Iowa Co.. Wis.
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SOCIETIES.

GOODWILL DEGREE TEMPLE, Meets at
u Eurekn uallthe first aud third Thursdays in
each month. ~. AELLi' ~ l.
VIM L. OWENS, D. S.
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13aug3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
For the Peu;.e,.,ssry.

The following persHi.s, seDt=nced at
the last term OF the Superior Court
for Columbus county. arrived here
yesterday under charge of Sheriff
Haynes aud took lodgings at tire
Hotel lie bIa ming. from which place
hsy will be removed this morning and
take " the line of march fur Uulnn
Depot, where they will take thu train
for th:; Peniteutlary a I.alei2h:
JOHN Haynes, co!ored. for larceny, 3
years.
Levi Rouse, colored. for larceny. }
years.
John Bethany. colored, for larceny,
10 years.
Harrison Robbins, colored for lar
ceny, 2 y"ars.
MuH Bryant, colored, for assault and
battery, 7 years.
William Grauss, colored, for larceny
3 years.
Nathan Powell, colored, for larceny,
s years.
Glasgow Williams, colored, for lar
ceny, ) years.
Dew Higgins, white, for larceny, 8
years.
William Stod, VIII; tie, for larceny,
10 years.
The last named was convicted Of
stealing q Bible and a Hymn Book
from Church in Columbus county,
al offence which is the first Of the
kind that we have ever heard or read Of.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19

more than were barely required for
immediate wants. Quotations are 20
to 224 cents per dozen.
DRY GOODS-The warmer weather
of the past few days has evidently had
the effect OF turning the attention of
the country trade to Spring goods, and
there has been considerable demand
from the interior markets for q gene
raj assortment of goods, but the bust
ness is done chiefly upon orders. The
trade is comparatively light as yet.
The further advance in the raw mate
rial makes stronger tone to the mar
ket for cotton fabrics, and some arti-
Giles are tending upward, but there is
no quotable advance on staple articles,
except that the price of the standard
makes of prints is more uniformity 10c
for all Spring or medium colors.-
Wooden gooda meet little demand and
are steady in price, except jeans, which
are selling well, and some grades at a
little better prices.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
Consumptixes.T.k.No Notice.

Every moment Of delay make. your cure
more hopeless, ard much depends on the ju-
dicious choire of q remedy. The amount ~
testimony in iaver of DIR. Schep ck's Pninonic
Syrup, al a cure for consumption. far exceeds
all that can be brought to support the preten-
sions { any other medicine. See Dr. Sshenok' 4
Almanac, containing the certificates " many
persons OF the highest respeetabi.ity, Who have
been restored to health, after being pronoaa-
ced incurable by physicians OF acknowledged
ability. schsnck's Pulmonio fyrnp alon- has
cured many, rs these evidences viii show; bat
the cure Is often promoted by the employment
of two other remedies which DIR schenck pro
vides for the purpose. Tkes, additional rene
dies are Scheneks Sea Weed Tonic aud Man
drake Pills. By the timely use of these medi-
cines, according to directions, Dr. seheack
certities that most any case Of Consun n ption
may be red
DIR. Schenck is professionally nj bis prinei.
pal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all letter,
fnr advice must be addressed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
civil Rights and soutfe Term Hotels.

The Civil Rights bin has proved
fatal to hotels. Throughout the South.
Every exchange that cones to us tells
of the demise Of some hitherto we'll
known inn, whence the weary traveller
| might take his rest" Nor has our
fair city by the sea eEcaped the general
mortality so prevalent among Southern
hotels. But for all thmtauld acquain-
lance shall never be forfot, nor unpro-
vided Tor. Mine ho& OF the oldeu
times Colonel Davis, who presided
with so much grace an( dignity at the
Purcell House i'll the days when hotels
were hotels. and WHO, Il any man liv-
ing does know, knows bow to hand a
lady from E" carIiage, has now qniet.
Senteei b0arding house, where all lis
old friends. no mater how many
come, who may favor him with n call
will BE- duly cared foL and when new
friends, Who come duly recommended
ard properly vouchea for. will, We are
G't3i" EHf", 'Hh o3 t't'Htu away
Southern hospitality is .roverhial, and
of this the gallant O,lorei IS a worthy
"xamplar. Iude. d, so far rs being
''giver to hospitality" is test Colonel
Davis is not only a true and "bloody
Southerner," but true christian and
we'll qualified to be a bishop.
Let no decent white man. therefore,
fanr to come amongst Us lest he may
be compelled to gn away dissatisfied.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
GUAEO.
genuine
PERUVIAN CUANO.
GUAEO.

Last year sold Genuine Peruvian Guauo : s
the same price charged bv Messrs Hoi,sor
Hurta'to q Co. the General gems of the r..
ruvian Government in tits country aGfiirr 4
very snSa commi sion com u.nia,io., -
my services; and / am Happy to saw that All
those who bought, ackn vile tga that n oavo
e"tire salts action FMS Y. ar owing To ~
ore liberal discount allow 80 purcRaaers ~
large gu mt ties, L n N GRABBED sell not O,fv
At the same price W hont com mission in lyfs
of l 81 TOMS but CHI aper When in larger
quantiti-s. n l bay enough oh ain sha
l. g 50 discount wBich { propos. 10 diSide
Vita nv en- t IN oporgipn 70 III ir orr
! ders; w'rr ~ IT, Gen IA A xenta are Urged
m .intS'n ixet -cale Of prices ANA d..
counts ret re, parties H. wait o. mail
~ ht' ~i' f'E' II snoniicsl t. cub to-
geth-r ard b ~ IL lots OF t., c.ns = M r. on
~hith here Il saving both In p ice ard cart.
sge- hear of SIMS buyers O? d " toue and
upwards, who still g. t. he Genersi A ents IN
stead Of ling on me, losing money thereby.
To those I say, il Won doubt he genutnenese
OF the Gu8ro sold bv me, viii give to q. or
to your representative here, my orders ON the
Government Stores. viii h VIII be conclusive
evidence that the GaHgo is the same a. that
sold by The General agents. and at less pf1ce.
Circulars with references. tSstimor !als, ard
full particulars, mailed free on application
70 r. RALCAZAR,
No. IS Beaver St., New York.
P. o. Box 129.
march 10 sad&wtf
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SENATE.
EIGHTY-FIRST DAY.

TUESDAY, March Is.
Reports were made from various
standing Committees, among them
report fir ON the judiciary Committee
upon the House bill forbidding any
white persons to hire white children
to any person Of African descent, al d
forbidding persons of African descent
to seize unprotected white orphans
and hold them in slavery. The Com
mittee were of opinion that the first por-
ton of the bill goes. further THAI this
Legislature is justified in going to In.
terfere in the relation between parent
and child, and that the remaining sec
tions of the kill are fully p divided for
in chapter OF Battles Revisal, and
by a bill that has heretofore passed
the Senate during the present session,
and by other existing laws, and recon-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
MARINE.
ARRIVED.

Brig John Pierce, Townsend, Car
denas, Worth & Worth, with molasses.
Schr Beulah Benton, Chadwick,
Middleton, Hyde Co., DeRosset & Co.
Schr Anna G Midyette, Rollins,
Hyde Co., Mitchell & Son.
Schr E Francis, Payne, Hyde Co.,
Lippitt & Go.
Brig Mary O Rosefelt, White, Bos-
ton, via Bermuda, G G Barker & Co,
with machinery for cotton factory.
For disaster see local column.
Schr Island Bell, Woodnan, e
days. Providence, Worth & Worth,
with 1,735 sacks phosphate.
Schr 1dabella, Fischer, (13 days.
Portland, Me, Williams & Murchison,
with ice for J E Lippitt & Co.
Nor Brig Typhoon, Thomson. Bor-
deaux, r E Heide.
March 17-Schr B M Tilton, Tilton,
Elizabeth City, Mitchell & Son, with
1900 bushels corn.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Steamer D Murchison, GARRISON,
Fayetteville, Williams & Murchison.
CLEARED.
Norwegian Bark Odd, Grundersen,
Hamburg, Williams & Murchlson.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, balti
more, A d Cazaux.
Schr Riverdale, Brown, Philadel-
phia, Harriss & Howell.
Ger Brig Primus, Peters, Rotter-
dam, @ 81 King.
March 15-Nor Brig FIosta, Dahl,
Rotterdam, Sprunt & Hinson.
Brig Wenonah, Small, Ponce, P r,
| E Kidder & Sons.
March Craftsmanship Benefactor,
Jones, New York, A D Cazaux.
Steamship D Foley, Price, Balti-
| more, A D Cazaux.
March 17-Steamer D Murchison
GARRISON, Fayetteville, Williams &
Murchison.
| Schr Samuel g Hart, Kelley, New
| York, Williams & Murchison.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
Marine Disaster,

Capt White, of the Brig Mary {
RoseJtit, which arrived III port on
Sunday after a three months voyage
from Boston, reports as follows: Sailed
from Boston for Wilmington 10Th Of
D, c"mber last. Shortly after leaving
port was overtaken by q Northwest
gale which blew for II days, AID b.
lug unable to come to anchor Or sail
to the West, was blown every 4 y
further from shore on the 28th Il
December sited the Bermuda Islands
aud sailed in with loss pf bowspr.t,
foretopmast spars and rigging. Sale d
from Bermuda after receiving neces-
sary repairs Oh Marcel, Isl, and arrived
here Sunday, as st ted above. The
Captain reports very rough weather
tie entire voyage.
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adopted, and the bill ordered to be
printed.
On motion of Mr.. Means the bill
amendatory of the law concerning
suits OF direct railroad corporations,
was taken up and passed its final read
ings.
Resolution in relation to the Abe
marie and Chesapeake Canal Compa-
ny was taken up and adopted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
Georgia sko.iH.

Messrs, Wooten, Richardson & Co,
of TINS city, have received from
Messrs. Powell & Co, of Baxiey, Ga,
samples Of window glass rosin, the
first of the season, manufactured by
them at the above place, and which
they propose to send here for sale. A
10 of it was forwarded by them to
Savannah, where an offer OF 81 per bar
rel was made, but not accepted, the
roein having been held for higher
prices,
We are told that it will command
from s. to $40 per barrel IN this n n
ket, the samples being unusually fine.
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mended that the bill do not pass. The
bill was tabled.
Mr.. PEBBLES bill concerning the
right of trial by jury was considered.
Inc bill prevents a Judge from giving
his own opinion to the jury as to the
weight of evidence except in certain
| cases, and also prevents the Judge
from hearing a motion to set aside a
verdict outside Of open court.
Mr.. Cooke moved an amendment,
preventing a Judge from allowing
a ,unsel or person interested in the
| c.use pending before him, or any wit
ness III any such canse, out of Court,
TO make any &c pag-te statement of la "
o. fact relative to such cause, under
penalty Of Impeachment to the Judge
aad mIsdemeanor to the party guilty.
Adopted.
Mr.. Jernigan amended section 8, by
adding after the word motion, ''or
any other cause that may be pending
before him."
Bill passed its second reading by a
vote OF Z0 to 10, and under a suspen-
sion of tine rules passed its third read
ing.
Mr.. McCauley. bill to incorporate
the town OF Poikton. Arson county
Referred.
Mr.. Kerr, a bill to incorporate
Sampson County Agricultural Soci' ty.
Re. erred.
BILLS PASSED THIRD READING.
Mr. LeGrand's billsubmitting "Pro-
hib!tion or No Prohibition" to the
voters of Laurinburg, Richmond co.
Mr.. LeGrand's bill to facilitate the
construction of telegraph lines. Con-
demnatory of the right of way to tele-
graph companies.
Mr.. Cookies bill providing that p,
against the debtor Owing the home
stead or personal property exemption,
not ce OF the lien may be filed at any
time within twelve mouths after the
peri, rmance aud completion of the
labor, or the Fl, al furnishing of the
materials or the gathering Of the crop
The general omnibus liquor bill
was considered at some length, there
being various amendments offered. \
motion to recommit tho whole ques-
ton prevailed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bill amending section 1877, laws Of
1873 IA in reference to the town Of
Laurinburg, Richmond county, passed
its several readings
Upon motion of Mr.. Tate, the rules
were suspended and the Revenue bill
was reconsidered, when he offered an
amendment to section 1, class /, strlk-
ing out 20 cents and inserting ia
cents.
The amendment was adopted and
the previous question called by MIR,
Tate, prevailing, the bill passed its
third reading.
Bill repeating laws of 1873-'74 in
reference to Commissioners appointed
by different States passed it's several
reading.
Bill for the farming out of the peni
Tertiary convicts. (No convict by this
bill can be farmed ont who has been
sentenced for murder, arson, rape or
burglary.) Passed its second and
tbird readings.
By leave. Moore, colored, bill TO
incorporate the Brooklyn Bucket -om-
pany of Wilmington. Calendar.
Mr.. Means, bill for the enforce
ment of contracts and he enhance
ment of agriculture. Referred.
Bill amending the act in relation to
holding the Courts of Third District
passed it's several readings.
Bill in regard to compromise OF
debts a part good for the whole
passed it's several readings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
County commissioners.

A called meeting of the Board Of
County Commissioners WAS held Ia i
evening, present Mr.. Wagner, the
Chairman pro tenn. and Commissioners
Morris and Van Amriuge.
The following were appointed regi.-
trars and poll holders at the election
to be held i'll the comfy OF Ponder for
comfy officers, viz:
CastceN 2oUnship-NOrh Side-A
V Horreli, registrar: George McDuffic,
James N Moore, J D FenrelI, Hay
wood Johnson, poll holders. ;.
CaSl0eU IO,0nship->outh Side
Henry Hall. registrar; Sandy Holmes,
George W Corbett, Washington Barn
Lii. W S Pridgen, poll holders.
Colombia-C Nj Galloway, regis
tear; Archie Walker, Bryant Gurga
nns, Thos II McIntire, Sterling Eve
rett. poll holders.
Holden-I 81 Brown, registrar; Jno
Laybon, Jonathan johnson, G N
Sparkmap, Joseph Dupre, poll holder.
Holty-Thomas Williams. regis rnr;
Owen Carr, Daniel Shaw, JAS Brown,
john Mashburn, poll holders.
Gront-Andrew Nixon, registrar;
Alfred Lloyd, c " McClammy, Dou-
gald Mcmillan, Linus Gladly, poll
holders
Lncom-W Bvins, registrar
VIM McIntire. NJ c Taylor. Shermau
Hodges, A H Paddisou, pol holders.
R0ck5 Point-August Gambnrg,
registrar; t Durham, w L Ennnct,
Mathew Carr, VIM Huffman, poll
holders.
Ttion-R Rufus Garris, registrar
Elijah Tate. " l.. Pivenbark, G. B.
M"Clees, john Smith, poll holders.
1t was ordered that voters living OF
the north side of ColIy vot= at Point
Ctswell, and those on the south sidi
at The Gum. This regulation was
adopted at the request OF number o
the voters, represented through A. Y
H9rrell
to place in the hands of the Sheriff o
New Hanover county, without delay
the registration and polling books ant
tue notices to be served upon the reg
lstraEs ana poll holders Of Pende
county; and ii was also ordered tia
the registrars of the different town
fh'BS III i, Djtzr ctunFy I,- frntI 80 :.
open the registration books withou
delay.
1t was ordered that all lands Iyin
IN Cape Fear township and situat
North of the following boundaries,
wit: Beginning at the mouth of Fish
ing Greek, thence by direct line +
the junction Of Black River. withou
the Northwest branch of the CAP
Fear river, be, and the same is hereh
annexed to Lincoln o~nshir, ali
Pender county.
1t was also ordered that all lanG
lying in Harnett township and situa
North of the following boundaries.
wit: Beginning at Rich Inlet, ON Il
atlantic Ocean, running thence I'D I'll
channel OF said Inlet to Foys Cree
thence up said creek to the fork ther
OF, thence by direct line to the Jun
ture of Old House branch with Isla1
Creek, be and the same is herety a
nexed to Grant township in Pend
county,
The Bo-rd then adjourned.
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the week, and some sales. A lot of
100 casks sold on Tuesday, buyers
option, all April at SO cents. To-day,
Thursday at the close of our report,
the market is firm at 80 cents p gallon.
The receipts for the week were 2, 251
casks, against ], O02 casks for last week
The exports for the week were 92S
casks, against 995 casks for lastweek.
The stock in yar1 and sfioat is 1854
casks against 7 ,56l casks for last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
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'zEac sound EsaiirOad.

At a recent nesting of the Direc-
tors OF the Wilmington Coast Railroad,
a com mittae was appointed, consisting
OF Messrs. Eli Murray and VIM. A.
Fret cil, to reopen Tie books for add
tional subscription to the capital stock
OF the Company, and when such add
tonal subscription shall amount TO IF
teen Thousand dollars, thework to COM
1nepce ut once and the road to be con-
pleted.
The President will call a meeting Of
the stockholders Of the road shortly,
when all favorable to the enterprise
are invited to be present. Al election
OF officers tor the ensuing year will
then take place.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19

1t is a rare thing that physicians give any
countenancs to 8 medicine, the manufacture
Oh which is q secret. About the only exception
we know of Is Joh7sOn's AnodSne Liniment
This we believe. all endorse, ard many OF
them use it in their practice With great SIC
cess.
Persons requiring pu-gAtlves OF pills should
be careful what they huy. some pills not only
cause gripping pains, but leave the DO wells In .
torpid, costive state. Parsons Purga i've Pills
will relieve the bowels AMI cleanse the blood
without injury to the system.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Tie r
has been some movement this We In
Spirits Turpentine. but the aggregate
sales were light owing TO a DISPOSE
ton on the part of holders not to cnn
cede the views of buyers. The market
ruled steady at BIZ ce,ts up to We'd
day morning, when better advices
from New York added strength to tae
tone of the market, and an advance of
! cent was obtained. There was con-
siderable enquiry for futures during
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New York-Steamship Benefactor-
2,09S bbls rosin, 1913 caskssspirits tur-
pentine, $50 bbls crude 'turpentine.
200 bbls tar. 600 bales cotton, 80 bales
sheeting, $50 bushels pea nuts, s.
bdls shocks. 80 bbis beans, do wax,
6 do eggs, 10 pkgs mdse.
MISUNDERSTANDING y Foley
1876 bbls rosln, 20 do tar, Is do crude
turp-ntine, 4 pkgs mdse, 14l bales
cotton, 208 casks spirits turpentine,
2l5 bushels pea nuts, obi wine,
empty kegs. 30 bhIs pitch, 50 Cases tai.
Baltimore - St. arnship Lucille
bales paper stock. % d shefrng, 10
Ia yarn, II do ton 363 pbis rosiL
156 casks spirits urp n,sn 5J2 busiis
petrn-- 81 H. t..
PA acs ph. -~c..s hive rLalr-5o.-
40 feet inn Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Barqne Old
$50 Casks spirits turpentine, 1870
roaln.
observation-disclosures Brig Primus-
1,606 bbls rosin.
Rotterdam-Nor Brig Flosta-1,81l
bbls rosin.
Ponce, p RLFrig Wenonat--160,
90 ft lumber, 40. 600 shingles.