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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-15
TAYLOR'S BOUNTY.
Hon. Sharp Heard From
He Answers Taylor's Appeal.

MAsoNvILLE, Iowa, Oct. ] /, 1875.
EDITORS STATE JoURNAL.-I see by
the Wisto 2sin papers that Gov. Taylor
has got inta trouble about his manner
of filling the quota Of the town of Cot
tage Grove, in the early part of the
year 1864. see that
''Gov. Tay lor authorizes the Nesos to
say x X he was at that time
Chairman of the Board for the town,
and acted for the town in filling the
quota. He was associated in this duty
throug hout with Hon. Isaac Adams,
member Of the Assembly last winter,
and j. W. Sharp, for many years post
master at Door Creek, in the town of
Cottage Grove. The three hired all
substitutes and paid all bounties, voted
by the town. Gov Taylor appeals to
tbs testimony of these two men both
Republicans---as to the facts"
The facts are that all monies raised
by the town of Cottage Grove for
bounty purposes, acere disbursed B
and through Coz. Taylor, and he
kne0 this to be the fact sohen the state
sRent aoas made. | had nothing what
ever to do with the disbursement OF the
money voted by the town for bounty
purposes.
[ might further state, that |, with
others, by request, did assist VIM. Il.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-15

WHEN the statement of Capt Geo,
B. Carter, charging Gov. Taylor with
having swindled the soldiers and his
town of Cottage Grove, in 1864,
vas first published, the Milwaukee
Ncscs said it was authorized by Gov.
Taylor TO deny the truth of the charge,
and confidently asserted that Col. Farr
would be heard from in few days as
would also Hon. Isaac Adams and j.
W. Sharp, who we're associated with
the Governor in paying these bounties,
aud that their statements would clearly
prove the falsity of Capt. Garter S
charges. 1t seems that the Nesos in
this reckoned without it's host. We
have heretofore published the substance
of Col. Farr and Isaac Adams's state
ments, and this week we have a
letter from Mr.. Sharp which sets forth
such facts and circumstances as takeu
in connection with the statements of
the others can leave no doubt even in
the minds of the most skeptieaE The
fack that Gov. Taylor was uneasy for
fear that some one would accuse him of
making money out Of the bounty busi-
ness and took pains to show the fraud
uIent receipts he held in proof of his
Innocence before he was accused, is
certainly very suspicious. In short,
the proof of Gov. Taylor's guilt is en-
tireiy conclusive. The practical cues
ton now is, will the people of Visor
sin, hmosoing of his guilt, again elevate
him to the highest Office within their
gift? We hardly think they will.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-15

J. PC. CoTTRlLr., the honorable (O gentle
man Of Milwaukee, who is just now travel
ing about making speeches in bchulfof Tay.
lor and the balance at an expense to the
State Of $50 day, having denominated
Dexter G. Harris ''dcad beat" we have
taken some pains to inquire of our Avoca
friends in regard to Mr.. Harrs's character
and standing in that community. We
have received but one response: "Mr.
Harris is an honest and indus trious citizen
most respected by those best acquainted
with him One of our reform friends, to
whom we stated what Mr.. Cottril had
said of Mr. Harris, replied, "That kind of
tactics won't do. We knoto Mr.. Harris,
down there, and knew him to be any
thing else than dead beat They'll
hayo to get up something better than that
for Taylor" And we believe he is right
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-15
bIican t Ticket.
Glorious News |

Returns received on Thursday, from
the elections in Ohio, Iowa and Ne
braska, indicate beyond doubt that
they have all gone Republican-Ohio
by at least 10000, Iowa by about
10000, and Nebraska by 10000.
This is, indeed, glorious news. Let
US push on the column, and send back
the greeting Wisconsin, too, has
had sufficient Of the bogus, sham De-
mocrasy.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-15

ENS.--At the residence
of Mr.. John Owens. Ridgegay, October
9Th, 1876, by the Rev. ,lohn ii. Evans,
Mr.. Reese Davies, of Miff1in, and Miss
Elizabeth Owens, of Ridgeway.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-15

Mr.. CoTTRILL, in his speech at Dodge
vile, last Thursday night, said that Gov.
T~y 10y Coo high up in the world to
deny the charge of paving swindled the
town of CottageGrove himself, but promised
for the comfort of his Reform friends that
q denial of the whole matter would short
ly be published over the signatures of the
entire Reform State Central Committee !!
This is about equal to the case of man
who was brought before Justice of the
Peace down in Indiana, on the charge of
stealing pig:
"Your Honor" said the prosecuting
attorney, 81 have here three creditable
witnesses who are ready to swear they sasc
the prisoner steal this pig"
"Your Honor" said the defendants att
torney, al can bring here taOeJue creditable
witnesses who will swear that they have
never seen my client steal this pig nor
any other pig
Twelve to three said the thick head
ed Justice-"'the prisoner is acquitted"
The Reform politicians doubtless had
the above case in mind when they hit upon
such an expedient with which to attempt
to clear Taylor.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-15
SAMUEL w REESE,
= a ~ Z T. r. /.
DoDGEVILLE. WISCONSIN,, - ~

Buys and sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange
and United States Bonds. Draws Drafts payable in
any part of England, Ireland Scotland, Wales Ger
many and Norway. Highes price paid for Gold aud
Coupons. Collections made and RENTED at 10 west
bsnk rates. And sells passage tickets to and from
all European Ports, on the National, American and
Anchor iineH of Steamers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-15
+ arm for s ale.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm, contain
ing SO acres situated in the town Of Arena on the
road leading from Ruggless to Helena Station, II
miles north east Of Dodgeville, and miles south
acres under cultivation and the balance timber
land. Good inprovments, consisting of dwelling
house. stable, granery, &c. Well watered by living
springs, and has public road running through it,
For trems and further particulars, apply to VIM
II. HAYS living the premises, or to A. S.HRARN
at the CHRosIcLE Office.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-15

IL view Of the proofs of Taylor's guilt
IN the bounty business, the only theory
on which we can believe him innocent is
70 suppose that the average citizen of
Wisconsin will perure himself for very
small consideration. Are the people
ready to accept suchs a theory? Their
answer will be given at the polls, two
weeks from next Tuesday.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-10-15
Stray Steer.

TAKEN UP, by the subscriber, living N the
Il town of Dodgevile, on Sec 5, town Q, Range
brindle steer, years old, with little white on
the tip of his tail. No artificial marks me owner
is req uested call. prove property, pay charges
and take him away.
24septT5w4. HENRY D. Gh1Ff1tnS'
The Morning herald., 1875-12-09
PHILADELPHIA aIAKKEVS,
Stock Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 7, 1875
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= IN, l.i.,iIsN9NS Phila 4 Erie lf7715 l9N
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"Juy 1867 l22ll55@ l22is Lenlgi Val 6554g.oooil3 M
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nr. SilnmS' White PQlmOniC BalSam

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phia depot, 6O2 Arch street. decs.m
The Morning herald., 1875-12-09
Ra,tfmora Produce Market.

BALr1MonE, Dec. 7.-,1otton ., HuIet W e Mna "a
s9d d' arm. i H. but not quotably higher. Wheat
dm N = AMI steady; unchanged. Corn firm; rnG
i,uthern white, Old, GS@7Oc. do. new, eye EYE
c. southern yellow, Old ,5oc; do' new new os 0ss
eomber, Oats du and unchanged. Rye
saet and nominal Hay steady .a1i Maryaxa ana
unchaneed. Pork steady; new, s:3oV.
Lard steady ana unchanged. Butter n, firin
.nd active unchanged. Petroleu,nm 9,.slc enseo'
tofree strong oi /4yd ind uuclanged. Whiskoy
dull at Sl:l8Gl:l6M.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-09
Philadelphia Trade Report. q

Wednesday. Dec. H.-Colton is in llnlitad
reI,lo,t and sells at l3l4Gl3'sc, for middlins
upland IND Gulf,
Bark is nominal at s32 per ton for No.
euol2itron.
eeedg-Cloverseed r:oyes slowly at lU54NS
Ilc por TO- and tie offerings are llSht.
Timothy is n,minal. FlaXseed 10 Ill oS-
llald by the crushSrs at Sl.G0.
Feed is dull. Several cars Of Winter
Dran sold al 2I3@l9 80 per ION.
-Four Tho Flour market continues
auiet, lnOall quotations remain the same
fLi7nolf a ra not Dnrchasi ng, and the local
,rut,. bay only enough for preset wants.
.,bout J. Oj barrels sold. jncludidn; NJ suoer- y;r
line it si:5jG9475 extras at 5go:5I>2 WIZ
con in extra family; S69o:22; Mihneso,d " n, .d
do do. Sj1j.7j; Pcnnsy!vanla. y 10, az a}Io
Indiana do. do. &6Gj75; fancy biaAas
s7iAG} 50 as to quality. Rye Flour sells al
sos i2la.
In Corn Meal no sales.
Gran-.-Thera Is not much DONG ~
Wheat but prices are unchanged, Sa.lrs % %
laO bush. Pennsylvania red at Sl:354l:io
do. 'oo' amber In at si1s@l.l2, Western red.
slG0a .O8 for spIouted and VI l0aI ~ loi lai y
10 good DO amber at 81 G5al Is, ana IL iUe l.?o
lorwhi!e. Rye sells at S9c, Corn IS N mn I'M
ted request alld 5000 bushels SOLD az I1a's..
for mixed and yellow. and o,aeox; M ioi ''f~ for
do. Oats are firmly held at 4oaaoc' Ao1
mixed and iia5'c tor white.
Philadelphia Produce Marker.
Butter steady and improving; New loIa TX
ana Bradford county extras 3laooc; 70 ~. ~
lists 3)a32c: Western extras, Iya35c; 40 iste'
sja23c: Rolls, Western extras, 29a3Oc; do ISIS
t6a33c. ma,
cheese dun. New York, fancy, l}J4c., ;5;',,,,
TO. prime, l2}4@l54c Western line, l2>a@
BE.
Eggs firm demand light; Pennsylva'y,1l$'
New Jersey, and Delaware lreeh' oo''
Western do. 3l@32c.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-08-17
Drobnosti.

H +. A. Gleason Rrooklynu
vynalezl novy stroi ma zhotovo>
vanf cvoskh hfebikd. ktery zho-
tovy IN minutu sam iiplns hoto-
vych 300-360 hfebiki. Stroj ten
pracuje tedv hfebikarns Alhan-
sk6. Jeiina .vada jeho jest, &c
rychle pracnje rozpali Sc bro. a.
Ic je nadeje, ze sc bude moci ! to-
mn odpomoci.
Opst veliky Icien souboj rva-
cd zhosadiljch, ja.S zde mode.
Gallagher a Madden odb5vali po-
tyaku o zavod New Yorku tajns
pred policii Q. srpna sasns Z rama
0 $500. Trvalo To 81 minnt q u
crnili Is nabe q, pfi sernz oba ho-
vadsky So potloukli a Madden
zastal viiszem.-'Kdy NJ surovo-
sti takova bndo konecs kdyby
nebylo divak6 a podporovateii,
nebylo by ami rvasi--Neni ma
dele, 70 by jcden hovad tech
posel ma sss rany.
Il v Bridesbnrg. Pa. vybuchl
praeh vc zhrojniei vladni, diva
hosi l4lcti byli rs.nsni tszce II
bylo lchscj' popaleno. Ma stssti
budovy podobns stavi Sc ted na
zeleznych piIifich SC stfechou pie
choYon jen polozcnou . nepfibi
| tou, a 20 stenami prkcnntml jer
TAX pfiIozentmi, tax ze v5bueh !
hned stfcchu stkny odio1knc. !
mic na bedovs 50 nesesuie- Jinal
by 800 mladika ' budovs 4
pracnjfcfch nebyl asi uzel zdri'
AMI jcdiny-
A Iowa xlskala Cd +. 1870 q
10000 obysateli, coz jest ? pro
cent obyyatelstva - ; let.
4 Alexander 4 Al'sakov, kaaelsI
skj rnda Retlohradt, vynvn
vzeeka apiriiuaIfntickt Haedia'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-08-17

drzka zxasL. kds hyl NFsAk
vyfazes. vys<l . dry sllaS Plya,
vyhasel dFevo vla2en& tam. a.
sci roda, blzto kazaenl "a ~
200 stop 10 povsski wy~eks- ha-
meny l0-2oih tsfks lfsaiv Lrossm
= fArrasr raasl vsstShowati - -
ssSAo domn. ana ssFeeAa byl@
hnessle ro1bita niual- To tFwsaa
asi 10 hosAsn 20 s.ahS. pax ~ Asls-
10 tesF ssss ien salay psoaR vs~is
&c stasins a lel@l - aG stzls
hahliny. PARSER "a ehaay. ~
hGrs ol Hvsstavssa dIvak4 - ;
e~ase~h- Cxla larnaa 5she j. -
hAxena kam~Alsa-
" MllwAakee MA Eoa.lzlek
drx&no ploySal Q saved saxzi .lsv-
kani > hoeAy psersrns- Js,iae
dsvse a9lovaso 50 yaF.h a s.
min- ssi vtsfins. a 5eslsn kssa D.
lett alslal $50 sar,ia - y ~
nais dvs dsIsasa aF,lu,a Is "a isI
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a Askeli alvosa - e.trevseA
aastraAskSvh az raalo kaly m=H
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ka. pfes~ Haisieuzfevsns uaezs ~
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IA 4 ossFev1 Pa ksle s nszz
kzzala sxansisliaua- Stszse -
= vsieAai ie5s Po>lushasi. m@zs /
seny ssisn vSeko stass FFieAsz1sl
K j., laaa kz=zal es1zvz. ktsxy 4
ss~izval E2kFsnika z kAnzasA
zabi IA skAFs nsssss 8 fea.z sssE f
tsse zkaszuassi ksl. 1s 4
slesna Anass Cslxer sakzia pfe-
svsssseni. fe zasI&sf sszessh kak
Aes Po q ssAveeAy - sasEaa
ssts1 nainossi. sefii E-as3laa faa
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-08-17
URoDA V EyRoPE.

V RAKousKU byIo V kvetnu a
cervnu sucho velike. v servnu
pozvcdlo SC oscni Cechach, No.
rave, Slezku, q pscnice bylo srce
hojnost ale byla lehti. Jcemen
byl vyborny lcda zapadnich
Cechach. v Haliti a v Bukovine
sucho velicc poskodilo obih, jen
kukuficc a zemeata stojf dobfe.
Bshem Eervence ale Sc ukazalo,
ze 1roda znaene utrpela, a ze vet
sinou bude mensi, nezli so oceka-
yalo.
v UHRkcH nepadlo ami kapka
deste cd 81. kvatna do %. servna.
Ma to nastaly povodna boufe,
ktere spustosili mesta, yesnice
role. v tervcnci SO TO opakova-
10, a pfisiy icsts kroupy. TAX ze
Uhry nebudou miti psenice ami
dost pro sebe, ovsa jen polovinu,
ale kukufice dosti.
v BELan droda obilnf jest pod
primer.
VIZ FRANcn byIo jaro suche.
PAX ale pfisli zl6 povodns, hIav-
ns feky Garonny. Pies 1000 Ii.
sotn zahiaseno, pies 1900 obydli
odplaveno a na 20.00e osob zba.
veno pfistfesi vcskereho 1.-Two.
bytf. Bonfe povodn6 SC opako
saIy V servenci, q AZ do 5. srpna
| bylo rozpotttno, ze yspos drody
' ceIe Francli sotva staci pro rs
tfcbu vlastni, a ze sc nebude moe
mic vyykzeti.
Yot6x pTavf PoRTuoALsKu
kdc uz ted ncmnze yi4da 3pi do
stati potfebne potraviny vc svt
xepsi pro yojsko, a must kapova
Ii ' ciEinE,
: Nkmeck6 iisty svobodomysl
n6 jksajf vcsmss nad hspfcheu
jehoz strana svobodomysla
BavoFtch nabyIa. mi xoIlkeI
- y - ;E s = z 81 u = -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-08-17
OS0BNOSTl.

IA poslednich dvanacte lei
zemfelo 5 prcsidenta-Pierce, Bu-
chanan, Lincoln, Fillmore a
Johnson. Pet zen president6-
pi. Polk, FILLMORE, Tyler, Lin
coin a johnson dosud je na live.
sud- Taft, rep. sekanec gu
vernSrstvi Ohio, drzel rec V
Marietta, o. o meme, kde zasta-
val tvrdou menu brzk6 K nj sc
navraceni.
--Tatik Spinner 81 nafika, xe
SO stal obsti Brlstowa, byv k vdli
nsmu rusten = lFadu. Zatim ma
sc vec tax. ze Spinner nedavno
mluve presidentem. poakazal
ma svG stafi. &c bude muset br-
20 odstoupiti- Grant pfi nejblif-
il schIzi Bristowem Edelil mu
10, Ia rozmlonvano o cel5m sta
vu pokladny uzyfeno, Il, cilce-
Ii sc Spinner podskovati, aby to
utinil hned. Neb nfad jeho byl
velice zanedbant, ielikoz starS
ten muz, at velice poctivS, nabral
81 do dfadu hromadu zenstin jen
k vaIi tomu, ably mely xaopatfe>
nj, ze vedl cely obehod tax cha
trns, ze je divu, &c nekradlo sc
napofade poklaany. | yzkazal
presidnnt Spinnerosi, ze ehee i
tedy odstonpiti any jmenoval den.
To Spinnera poiekalo. Ncz bylo
pozds. Nastsipce jeho uz hyl w
hlcian sdeieno mu to. 4 tax
Spinner sam tfeba mimovolne
pfiprayil sc 0 ifad ten
-Nejbohatai zcnoa America
jest manzelka proiesora CANINE
le Rhode Island. Zdsdila po
otci asi s2o,0o0.o0o, n ma tesiy
rosnich dacsodd nejmens $1,000
600.
Andrew Johnson vZaor sve
sohopnosti > neporusens poetsvo-
sti poIltickd, byl V sonkromem
zivots sprostakem, opiicem = 10.
ne nevsrnSm. klel ncustale jake
pastucha, mel donna vzdy zaso-
BY nejlersich aruhn lihovin pro
sebe pro hosty- Timto pitim
pfivedl na sebe smrt, ncb len
toho napadla jej mrtyice, ktera
sklatila pied sasem ieho slime 4
10. zenu mel vybornou, nei IN
byla nestastnou, slysie tax casio
0 jeho chozeni IA jinimi. Tax &c
slouzi A. Johnson za yzor ameri.
ckeho yiastenee ale ne AZ vxor
muze tIoveka.
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; Ia&smi ~saAAsi~nai. . iAkfa
a.s.snzma sl.wma6 80 wsSrknl en-
si,ses.rS ~slaikax Sc-kscA pod
pFaxnr. ma k-Sr4mi slAh@wala &c
i51a sra4saas skTags Aastuaenast- :
fakss4 astznAna 4isSwe9 mxslos-
eAai Fahnssm ssun sasx4na ss&A.
vlies. kserv isna -lsh@wal h'ary.
slsEy. kGewe ism kre~lil ' AasAs1e-
a4s~ti xslkal~F& Fo-aaaky. sasasly
= sss4rays lsxAx ena vssknz -.
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CELsf GRADY We vfchodnich
pffstavech sinf pffpravy, ably cd
nynsjska provadsli to neidaklad-
najsi prchledavani vsech Evro>
py pfijfzJsjfcicb osob, BY memo
bly, tyto p5dloudnt okradati d.
shody vladni. Je to veru hanba,
ze vEtsinaAmerikan6 k vSli nsko-
lika dolarem ella skiada falesnou
pfisahu v pffstavu, be mic neseas
cIu podlehajfcfho. Ted 80 mimo
pFisahu bude zadati pfisne pro-
hledavAni. TAX jako v Rakousku
I-ano jests h6fe.
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OMAHA name easy. Mesto
nema eentu pokladns, a piece
chce 81 hratI na metropoli. Zdei-
81 bohafi lsou nerozumni lakom-
ei, ktefi nevidi pro lakotu svOj
vlastni prospsch. Loni hlasova-
10 % zFizeni vodarny, jiz tu ve-
lice potFebuleme. Bohaei pomod
.ech obalamucenych hloupych
cb,-dass, kteFi nevsdali, ze by
Tim velice riskali, odhlasoFali
nroti.-a.:nule opst hlasovano 0
dpisy ma spra.c.sani ulie, a dlai-
by a mosia. Sehoz Jc ta nesmirne
potFcba-a lakomci opet rczhoa-
II proti bondlm. TED mesto "eE
grosc pustilo IL policista O n
pFcstalo piatit ma plyn. A tax
name na 10000 obyv. jen 9 poll
cist1 a noci tmu jak u vezenf-
Ziodeji kradte!-Na druhe stra-
ne posina sc pracovatl o zvelebe-
nj mssta. Prvni elevator poeai
Sc stavsti na 7. ulici v Gene $50
600. COZ koneSns pFivede aspoh
nskter6 farmery sobiIim sem, nes
boz dosud musel kazdy. ktery
sem : furou obili zabloudil, ieti ;
nj pskne zpst, nenaleznuv nikde
kupce.
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OMAHA, NEB., DNE H. sRPNA 1875.

dat. Ve vesnici vcletek poslo
10000 ovcI koz n 1000 vola q
1000 krav zastalo jen 200 kush.
Nejhife bylo Devlahu, obci Y
Lykaonii. Ze 700 doma jest pou-
ze 200 obydleno. Zde poslo To-
900 ovci hladem a z SOC vol6 xa>
stale 40. ObyvateIe ziyill sc
travou kfrou stromoyou, ano /
iilem a nmirali hladem houine-
Zadna pomoo nepfichazela q kdo
az do Adenu konetne pfibyl'
zemfel ma tyfus. Palivo vyslo d.
pine. Obyvatelstvo pfiialo by
kazdou jinou vladu ihned, pone~
vadz horst ma celem systs byti
jiz ami nem6ze.