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>f Hon. James H.
n regard to the title
ty in Mineral Point,
the Superintendents
and BtiJ'week, having
le Board o f Supert is
whose Annual Session
VltKMt I o'clock P.
util 'Saturday, Kov.
,xtTle from the Ist
uhASD from (he 2d,!
e Jd.Wßoard called to j
ruffled to ballot for
Kf j the election of L. W.
ef#tefl opinion of Jas.
Khc title of the j
Point. Report 1
r (sec I
,200,00, which j
[ appropriation j
rtLR ‘was elected Su- j
poor 'for the term of;
lion an order was drawn |
an for #250 as pay for j
ity Bond Suit to Nov. j
f Sup’t of schools fixed ■
m. Messrs Joiner and j
for, land Mr. Little j
>f the Clerk f the Board j
Mesfflp Joiner and Mc
, and Mr. Little against
[strict Attorney fixed at
I Treasurer made the fol
ia Hpuut with lowa I
Debtor, j
Jnr. ISCI. $ 80.94
School Fund. 4,172.50
& Gouh ty paid
Del. Tax Lists 12,864.50
ends 14.00
ertificlites be
lly. .] C. 84
om School and
of Tax Certif’s
;r 1,290.32
ix onlSuits.... 42.00
t Fomi-ilures... 97.85
advertising for
tosJ. ...... 127.32
loftwied by State
>f .4 Irtv > S
Mortage rec’d, by
I ax of 'Ol un
it forfeiture 54.00
livws'ty atni
ax of ’(sl 2,500.0!)
t on 41,080.-
>ri hand.... 150.05
alancjkduc Trcas. of sl2Eßtjj
rcr prevented with the forego-1
B 096.06 in Juror and |
.1 destroyed in the i
On motion an order !
it hard Arundoll, for
icSHM of painting the dome
ighs of tjourt House.
Van Beyn, Deputy Sheriff and
;d that he had received the sum
f use oflTourt room from July
un motion thcsumofsso
i Ansi, y, for the pur*
“ !ll for the use of his
: turn of SIOO.OO was allowed to
Sup t.s o; poor for their services
were allowed to
tfiMßprs of the Hoard:
w t “ clu an( * mileage, $26.80 :
I “ “ 21.16
fl “ “ ~ L * S
Ilh of the war meeting held
■nesting the County Board
jpay a Bounty of £25 to
loin the County, was pro-
Ird by Mr. Joiner, and by
ll thap. 13 Gen. Laws of
pd that the Board had no
by law, to levy such tax.
r 1 °f tho same meeting, that
line the extra state pay of
> volunteers until the first
' next, was adopted by the
ion that the same papers re
cretary of State be present
of this Board, assigned to
icreupon the Chairman aid
izcd to draw orders to pay
icfits of tho resolution of
lief to the soldiers families
he families of all solditrs
from lowa County, (except substitutes)
whether volunteers or drafted men. And
whereas, A general impression seems to
prevail, that the aforesaid resolution was
intended to offer a monthly pay to the fam
ilies of soldiers and, unfortunately it would
seem by the action of some of the Town
Boards that they have fallen into the. same
error, we, therefore, wish it to be distinctly
understood that it never was intended to be
considered or offered as a regular monthly
pay, but only as a fund to be drawn upon
when all other resources should fail, and in
such cases only, can it be considered a le
gal charge against the County.
It was then
Resolved, That from and after the
first day of April next, the caic and
support of families of soldiers, he turn
ed over to the several Towns.
On motion, it was ordered that the
opinion of Jas. Knowlton in regard to
the property at Mineral-Point be pub
lished in the papers of the county.
On motion, it was ordered that the
clerk bring sufficient papers containing
the report of the proceedings of the
Board lo furnish each Town clerk and
each member of the different Town
Boards in the County with a copy.
The Board then proceeded to levy the
State, County and County school Tax for
the year 1862, as follows, to wit.
State Tax of 74 mills, with and ad
dition on the Cit of Mineral Point of
$350.00 to pay interest on Seminary
loan.
County Tax of 10 mills,
County School Tax of 1} mills on the
different Towns in the County.
County School Tax of 4-5 mills on
the City of Mineral Point,
The extra School Tax on the differ
ent Towns being for the purpose of pay
ing Supt, of schools salary.
The following is an abstract of the
claims allowed.
Salaries - - 675.50
Contingent expenses - 1552.41
County Board - - 108,64
Circuit Court - 311.75
County Court - - - 81.76
Justice Court ... 586.40
Sheriff Office - 356.13
Wolf Scalps - 105.00
Wild Cat Scalps - - - 4.00
Poor Expenses - - 1525.00
Refunded Taxes - 205.64
Volunteer Aid - - 600.60
Total - - - $6481.02
ii i’i*T A L .
Foreclosure Sale.
. , . .... . i In the Circuit Court in
t(> iui,i in ail< j )' () r sail) ouu v and
( nui-rtv l lowa, Sfnt(l<
George U. Kuhn and Joseph Holmes. cxecu
tors of the last will and testament of Edward
T. Hastings, late plaintiff herein,
r s
Ilt Snow and AT.n B. Bill mgs, represen
tatives of Uetiry M. Hillings, deceased.
VTOV'ICE is hereby given that by Virtue of
and pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclos
ure and sale rendcred-in said Court in the above
entitled action on tire Kith day of September, !
\, it. HC2, I will, on Saturd.-.y the 30th day j
of January A. \) 186.3, expose for sale and sell j
n 1 public traction, at the front door o. the Court |
Mouse in the Village of DodgeviMe; in tows j
County U’tsco.isin. at 2 o'clock P. M of said day, j
the following described mortgaged premises, nr so j
much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy the
amount of said judgment, interest costs and |
costs of sale, to-wit:
7’lie following described real estate situate
lying and being in the County of lowa and
State of Wisconsin,, and more particularly des- i
e.ribed as follows, to-wit: 7‘lie west half of
ihe south-east quarter of section fourteen [1 1]
curt lining eight y [BOI items ; the west half of
the souili-e isi quarter of section twenty-two
[22] containing eighty [Bo] acres: the south
east quarter of section twenty-three [23] eon
mining one hundred and sixty [loo] acres: the
south-west quarter of section twenty four [24]
containing one hundred ands xtv I HUM acres;
the north-west quarter of section twenty-fix
[2(l] emit ti ing one bundled and sixty [l6o]
acres All of the above described trade of land
lying in township ‘x [6j north of range one [l]
east of the fourth [4th) principal meridian. Also
(he east half of the si nth-east quarter of section
twenty [2o] in township seven [7] north of
range aforesaid, containing eighty [Bo] acres;
and the west half of the south-west fractional
quarter of section, six [6] in township eight north
I of range aforesaid, containing sixty-eight [6B]
acres and forty hundredtsof an acre.
Dated, sheriff's Office, Dodgeviile Wisconsin,
October 20th, A D. 1862.
G CO(1E M ESSEKS M ITII,
She; dT of lowa County Wis.
MAl.h & COGSWELL,
.Itiorne'ys for Plaintiff. n6-3m
I,\ PROBATE —IOWA CO. COURff.
In the matter of ike Estate of Louis Lebonty
deceased
On reading and filingthe petition of Margar
et Lebcnty of lowa Comity, representing
among other tilings that Louis Lebonty, late
of lowa County, on the Fourteenth day of
November, A. l> 13 f '2, died intestate, leaving
gbbds, chattels and estate within this County,
and that she the petitioner is the widow ol
said deceased and praying that administration
of said estate be to her granted. It is ordered
that the proofs of said instrument be heard
before the Judge of tats Court on Monday the
15th day of December, A, i). 1802, at the Pro
bale Office in the Village of Dodgevilie.
And it is furthher ordered that police thereof
be given to all persons interested by publish
ing a copy of this order for three weeks suc
cessive y, prior to said day hearing, in the ol
Dodgeviiie Chronicles weekly news pap -pen
printed and published at the Village of Dodge
vilie in said Cnunly.
Dated November 19th ISG2.
h. B, ANs LEY
nlO 3w Conn j Judge.
Strayed.
FRO M the residence of ihc eub- W,—
soriberin the Village of Dodgeviiie vSMsI
on or about the In of Nov. A. D. wn/hnfaoj
IBM 2, udafk red tioiffer, with white star in the
tV.ce, white belly, nod while left flunk,- three
years old next spring. Any one giving infor- I
■nation o! litu whereabouts of said iieiler, will be
awarded
n 10-4 w WILLIAM MICIIELL.
To Restore the sick to Health.
rplIE blood must bo purified, and all
JL medicines are useless which do not po* ■
sees the quality of stimulating the blood to dis
charge its impurities into ihe bowels Bkand
r ictus Bills possess this quality in a great de
gree, and should be in every family. They are
equally useful to children and adults; adapted
to both sexes and are as innocent as brtad, yet
most effective as a medicine >
The Hon. J ■ c- id Beyers, of Springville, lad.,
writes to Dr. Biaiuireth under dale of May 11,
186 L
“I have used your Vegitable Universal Pillr
in rny.family since IS3S; they nave always
cured, even whpn oilier medicines were of no
avail. I have b-en the means of my neighbors
using hundred of dollars’ worth and I am satis
fled they bavs received a thousand per cei.,.
in blessed health t rough tb. ir mw They are
used iu this region for !> Miens’ and Liver dis
eases, Fever ami Ague, and all rheumatic cases
with the most perfect success. In fact, tlu-y
are the great reliance in sickness, and I trust
your venerable life may bo long .-pared to pre
pare so excellent a medicine ior the use of
mam *****
* * Please Band me your lowest price
by gress.”
Sold bs P. A. Griffiths.
Dodgevilie, VV'is,
and by all respectable dealers it medicines.
uSinl
Christadoro’s Excelsior Rye
Is unrivalled in the world
No other Dye has been analyzed.
No other Dye produces such faultless colors,
Nooihi r Dye cm be applied uo rapidly.,
No other Dye is so lasting in its i flVfitsf
No other Dye improves the texture of -lie hair
It has been
Analyzed by Dr. CHILTON-
Chemist to the Groton A a ter Board ot Nt.w
York, and certified by him to bo ns harmless
as Croton Water. Ilia certilicate may be seen
at the establishment of the proprietor.
Manufactured by J. Cti iustauoro, G Astor
House, New Voik- Sold everywhere, and ap
plied by all hair dres S’Ts.
• Tice. Is, .$1 50. and §‘> psr box, accord
ing to size. üßlin [No. 2
(Tistadoro’s Hair Preservative’
Is Invaluable wi'b Ins Dye, as it impcns tli e
utmost softness, the most beautiful gloss, and
great vitality to the Hair.
" Brice 50 cents, sl, and $2 botile. ac.
cording to size. nrtyl.
DjsjKpNla J'OK&isiHptioa and Fits
i JbEHE Cure for these distressing com
f\ plaints is now made known in a “Treaties
on Foreign and Native Herbal 1 hep.-ra
tions." published by Fr. O. Phelps Br.-wn.
Tho pit'seiiitiou. furnished him by a yuuv.g
clairvoyant girl, while in a s‘a!' of trance, has
cured evert body who has taken it, revet hav
ing failed in a single case. It is equally sure in
cases of Fits as of Dyspepsia ; and the ingre
dients inPy be found in any drug store. Those
who are afiheted with t (resumption, I.touchiLi ß
or Alhsina, may also be cured by die use my
Herbal Preparations. I will send ibis valuable
proscription (tea to nay person on receipt of
their name. Address, DP. O f HELP*
BROW Nr No. 10 Grand Street, Jersey City,
n* j. i;3y * ! y
To Consumptives.
rpHE Advertiser, having been res-
JL lured to health in a few weeks, by a very
simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption— is anxious to make
known to his fellow-, ufftrers the means of cure
To all who desire it he will send a copy of the
prescription used (free of charge), with the di
reqHousfor preparing and using the same, which
ihev will find a sure Cure for Consumption,
/I stum a, Bronchitis, &c. The only object of
Ui? advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable, and ha
hopes every sufferer will try h.s remedy, as it
v. ill cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription wiil please
address
R ev. Edward A. Wilson.
Williamsburg,
-6-3 m Kings Conntv. New Y->rk.
tUiuy ueefls const unity on hand and tor
VV sale at Th:a Office
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
RHUMATISM, &c.
HEGEMAX & CO’S genuine Cod,
Liver Oil, has been proved, by nearly 20
•years experreucehe b est remedy for CON
SUMPTION, &.c., and -while it cures the dis
ease it g ; ves flesh and strength to the palient-
Sae fhauvon get the genuine, Sold by Drug
gists generally. HEOLMAN &, 00.
n ~ Qheiaista & Druggists, N. Y.
DODGE VTLLE
CHRONICLE
ijJ fi
wv. tjL i' 1
BOOK, JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT !
WRIGGLES WORTH & Cos., Proprietors.
WE have lately mutlc Urge additions to
our stuck of
PRINTING MATERIAL,
And arc now prepared to print
ROOKS, PAMPHLETS
POSTERS, HAND-BILLS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
PROSRAiaiMSig, &.C.,
€ 11 E A V F O U CASH!
We would further say that this off.ee was
never so tveli siluaied as it is now in the way
•of ;t variety of type for doing j >b w.-rk, and
we calculate to have constantly on hunt) a suit
able variety of paper, cards, inks, &c., &c,
adapted to plain and
•MBiinui PHinne,
And we shall make ic a point to be punctual
in attending to whatever vvoik is intrusted to
urn hands and be as moderate as possible in
our charges.
Taken up.
Ct AME into my enclosure in the
) town of l.idgevvay, on or about
ihe 218 1 day of October, a dark bay iJLicA
mare cc.lt one year end six months old No
natural or artificial marks pmceptible. The
owner is requested to prove property pay
charges and tnlce her away.
Dated, October 30th. 1802
n,lm JOSEPH EAULL, Ridgeway.
Why Paj §1 $2 or $3 for a Paper
WHEN YOU CAN GET THE
Best Paper in the world for 40 ctP.
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IS A
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The I Vorlc to he. done for each Month, and a
Scries of Articles on Vegetable Gardens,
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Improved Mode of Culture,
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Each number will be finely illustrated in
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E.ich Subscriber will receive, in addition to
the paper tor one year, his choice of the follow
ing valuable and exquisite gems:
Ist. A beautiful anil desirable (HOLD PEN,
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2d. That renowned Engraving, ‘ ROSA
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3d. The most elegant life size portait of
“ W ASH INgTON,” the Father of bis Country,
finely colored.
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Mb, A Copy "f that great work of art,
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6th. Avery targe and magnificent Steel
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MONUMENT AT EDINBURG, originally
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tli- A large and beautiful Steel Plate En
graving of “NIAGARA FaLLS,” splendidly
colored.
H]b A highly popular picture of “OUR
GENERALS IN THE FIELD,” beautifully
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Onion Generals on horseback.
9th. Anew and splendid Engraving of
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the Union Gunboat “MON 11 OR,” and the
P-bel “MERRIMAC,” in which the little
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Now wo venture to say that such oiT-rs
were never made before, but we are dctei—
mined to increase our subscription to 160,00''
tins teasofi. A Club of Ten, if they desire,
can select any 10 of the above Premiums and
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can select for himself.
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with .§4 w ill he entitled io a fin Gold Pen and
Pencil in an ExtensiveSi’ver Holder, worth at
least §1,50.
Specimen copies sent free.
PARTIES LENDING SUBSCRIPTIONS
Will please be particular to state the N ame
of the Town, County and State in plainstyle
Address,
L. A. WESLEY,
n5 w3 145 Nassau Street Stic York.
P: A- GRIFFITHS,
DEALER IN
33^LXJ;C3riS,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, \ arnithea,
Turpentine, Dye Woods, Glass and. Putty, To
bacco and Cigars.
JUST RECEIVED;
A now unci extensive stock of
Wines and Brandies fer Medical Pi<i]osc&.
Toilet and Fancy Articles, Fine Crushes, Soaps
of a!! kinds.
Perfumers, Spices, School Books
PM! MEDICINES.
lies just received, and will keep constantly on
hand, a well selected assortment of tuch arli
dee as are enumerated above, and all others
usually kept in a Drug Store, which will be
sold at the lowest prices. Thankful for past pat*
rontsge lie solicits a continuance of the same.
O’ Physicians* preEcriplion&accurate/y dis
pensed by an experienced Druggist.
Dodgeviile.Oci.3o, 1861. [ultf]
AND CARD
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contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Price, 25 cent* per Box, or 5 Boxes for $l.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER So CO., Lowell, Mas*.
SOLD By
w ‘n ® riffithB, \ Dodgevllle.
VV. B. Bmnop, <► 8
J. II Vivian .Mineral Point.
J. 11. Reed & Cos., Chicagr , / w . . ,
J. Rice, Milwaukee, $
And by all dealers in medicines. v4n!o
flyer’s Oataajrtic Pills.
To Destroy Rats, Roadies, fc.
To Destroy Mice Moles and Ants..
Tu Destroy Bed-Bugs.
To Destsoy Moths in Furs. Clothes &.C.
7 o Destroy Mosquitoes and Fie is.
To Dertrny Insects on Plants and Fowls..
To Destroy &c:
To Destroy EveryTonn and species of Ver
min.
THK
‘ only rk.ti.ablk remedies known.”
Destroys Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
tesmss^
Those Preparation* (unlike all others) ar*
“Free from Poisons.”
“Not dangerous to the Human Family,"
“Bats do not die on the premise*.’’
“They come out of their holes to die."
“ They are the only infallible remedies knows.
“12 yeats and more established in N-YjOity**
Used by the City Post Office.
Used by the city prisons and station housa
Used by me city steamers ships &c.
Used by (he city hospitals alma house* &(!
Used by the city hotels—‘Jstor’— ‘Su
Nicholas,’ & c.
Used by the boarding houses, &e. fee.
Used by more than bO,OUO Private ham*
ilies.
one or two specimens of what Every-,
where said by the Deo pic—Editors
Dealers, Jc.
Housekeepers —troubled with vermin need
be so no longer, if they use “Costa aV’’ Exter
minators. IV e have used it to our satisfaction,
and if a box cost $5 wo would have it VVa
had tried poisons, hut they effected nothing; but
“Costak's” article knocks the breath out of
Rats, Mice, Roaches and Bed-Bugs, quick.tr
than we ca write it. It is in great demand aH
over the country,— Medina \o\ Gazette.
More Grain and provisions are destroyed*!*
Dually in Grant County by Vermin, than would
pay for tone of this Uat and Insect Killer.—
Lancaster (U ts) Herald,
Henry R. Cobtar — M e are selling your pre
parations rapidly. Wherever they hive boon
used, Ruts. Alice, Roaches and Vermin disap
pear rapidly. Ecker &, SriUFFtiR,
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
“Costnr’s” Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator,
“CoPlarV
•‘Cental’s” Geb-bug Exterminator.
“CostarV’
‘CoslnrV’ Electric Powders for Insects.&c.
In 25c 50c. and §I,OO Boxen. Bottles &. Flask*
§3,00 and §5,00 siz. s for Plantation*, ship*
Boats, Hotels &c , &c.,
CAUTION!!! To prevent the public from
beiii£ imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
Pernicious Imitation*, anew label has been
prepared, bearing a fac simile of the Proprie
tor's signature. Examine each box-bottle, or
flask carefully before purchasing, and take noth,
ing but
33* Sold Everywhere —by
Ail Wholesale Druggists in (he large eitie*
Some of the
Wholesale Agents in New York Citt.
Shieflclin brothers & liarrel, Risley & Kit-
Cos. I chon.
B. A. Fahn.stook, Hull Bush, Gale & Robin-.
A Cos, I son.
A. B. it D. Sands it Cos M. Ward, Close & Cos.
Wheeler & Hart. McKisson & Rbbbins.
James S. Aspinwall. 1). S. Barnes & Cos.
Morgan & Alien. jF. C. Wells t Cos.
Hall, Ruckle & Cos. Lazelle, Marsh & Gar-
Thomas & Fuller. I dner,
P. D. Or vis. Hall, Dixon A Ca.
Conrad Fox.
And others.
Philadelphia, Pa.
T. W. Dyott it Cos. | Robert Shoemaker A
B. A. Fahnestock &’ Cos.
Cos. French, Richard* Jb
I Cos.
And others.
Boston, Mass,
Geo. C. Goodwin & CoiWeckes A Potter.
M. S. Burr & C. jJno. Wilson, Jr.
Ami others.
Also, All Wholesale Druggist* at
Chicago, 111.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
Detroit. Mich ,
Louisville, Ky.,
AND bv
Druggists, Grocers, Store keeper* and Retailer,
generally in nil Country Towns and ViilagM.
In the
UNITED STATES,
AT
DOD3MMJ, WIS,
XT Sold by
P. A. GRITFITHS
AND
W* B* BBBBBI*
And by the Druggists, Storekeepers and Re
tailers generally.
ICTCounty Dealers can order as above.
Or address orders direct—[or if Prices.
Terms, &c-, is desired, O’send for [1862
Circular, giving reduced Prices] to
Heury It. Coatar.
Principal Depot-Nd 482 Broadway, New
York • o4?iris