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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-08-13
Chicago and the Upper Mississippi.


The Tribune says the most import
ant system of railways now command
ing the attention of Chicago and the
capitalists, is that of the projected roads
to the Upper Mississippi. Chicago owes
her life to Western roads, and we have
long felt the necessity Of direct commu
nication with the Upper Mississippi Val
ley. The Galena is the pioneer road
to the river at Dubuque, and for long
time we had the control of the trade
and travel to and from the great North
western by this route.
The projects now before the public
are the proposed extensions of the Ca
lena and Illinois Central, by the Min
eral Point and La Crosse Company, and
the Northwestern Company. The North
western, in their late report, refer to the
survey recently made by which it IS
shown that it it necessary to build loO
miles of new road to reach the llisslss-
ippi river. The route surveyed is from
GAINESVILLE through Madison and Bara-
boo Valley, to an island opposite Wi
mona Minnesota. This route built
would give Chicago full communication
with the upper country, making a dis
lance or length Of line 28l miles, and
would undoubtedly give our city an IN
dependent road-much needed-to Sc
cure our portion of the vast trade seek
ing cur markets.
The extension of the first named line,
l. G., the Galcna, by the Mineral Point
and La Crosse Company, is much short
er. The survey recently made proves
that but 80 miles is needed to be built
70 command all the trade of the Upper
Mississippi at La Crosse point n, now
commanding the trade of Southern MN
nesota and the Upper Mississippi nv
ers.
Financial policy will at once dictate ;
that the shortest line by one h""@r :.
miles skonld be first constructed, partlc-
ularlv as the point reached is now the
re-shipping point for Milwaukee. Inc
real advantage, however, to be gained
nv the Mineral Point extension IS tna'
it not only presents the shortest line no 20
be constructed, but actually ma kes the
distance between Chicago and the gram
producing districts Of Minnesota " S''1 ~ !
er route, by twenty miles, 'nan t ~
Northwestern proposes to present BY 'ns
construction of one hundred ana n'E''
ty miles, ub;ob
route is the most to be preferred. The
Mineral Point and the Northwestern
routes are both said to be feasible Ou''
as an investment, the short line wOul0
appear the most attractive ana W. ~ r.
at no distant day to see direct anu M
short route to the Minnesota anu -
far Northwest. 30
La Crosse, Winona ana =, ,.arLet
points desirious Of seeking TINS nal : - -
and we shall earnestly look f0l"" lthar
the early completion of one OF 'ns 0 W.
of the two most important Pi''0
before the public.
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both
SeXs.

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-,ioon Union Convention.

p.nnBliean Union Convention for the
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Y Z a .ssrooon, for the purpose of nomi-
ny , n,', delegates to represent said dis
''a Z t the State Republican Union Conven-
g \ Madison ,1 on the 10th day of August
= By order of Committee.
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RAIL ROAD TINE TABLE.

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an Illustrated Catalogue
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-08-13

|Doa,a aa0ut the Rail Road, the village
be i 0 so Is progressing favorably.
/ sebo ~ yaSceileRt court house, two or
IA ev. oo,n,aouses, three or four churches,
in ro 9.'leat one, and another excellent
1 looss y Of erection; so that every
/ and = aealthy-favorable for Dodge
Tie sl ,uose who visit the place will find
0Saents of progress.
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St0! dMf Der 9anien StreGs, tpti1en Baltimore rnp st.
GoIts, tcpse iptf1en Baltimore un6 GbNago MIR brei YVoI.
Ha1 Stnctnnatt seIaugt uton aHf beier gatn in SO @tuubeu
nap St. Souts une @btCdeO tn 9 Gaeea.
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es Il Sabren EesasIeH boIbeu YretS. StnSer unter 4 .3s6rtu
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Sortbetl, ban felne 4roers 8abh birtet.
0abeprstIe Oun Baltimore na&s
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in their destiny; Affsw, months will find the
again mingling in the same CLOUDS, xaqfft waited by
the Il same wind, and watering the same land.
So with the people Of this great country
now separated by the folly and ambition Of a
few7ryet ,boun together bylaws asstreag and
irreparable as those that govern the spheres:
they; too, must be reunited, aud what God hath
Joined together iet NO man whether rebel or
AgadicaD attempt to put asunder. 'l:.4sioG r.
b Nov, twelve finds US. At Pittsburgh with
the f4n moon looking through the smoke like
d boiled lobster, and the Stars making vain
effort to twinkle. We are on time however,
and it is but justice to say that the managers
and employees Of the Pennsylvania Central
make most commendable efforts to meet the in
creased demands upon this great thoroughfare
.ot trade and travel between the East and West.
No, road has shared more largely in the in
creased trafic Of the last two years, and this
has been wellmerited by the excellence Of the
road itself, as:wellas by its faithful and efficient
management.
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own loss at twaqty- -a!ght At,I4b I4biUlled Ue qqd forty
tHxoe }Yoppnyded, alS.o eleven horses killed and

own loss at twsesty'qigshlt gltsbbi bbi|led PAD forty.
twoe wew wopn4ded, ea4 ,l ase eleven h9rses killed and
A0veF SYoqnYde gY LII The .poetoert Rpoetor thinks hi M that
there yw werG at t, Least ST. double as mapy 4ndi
ans killed llb;fs rs rse1pyq}rted s1yq}rt This Ssport ths
sot trQp some r7ffrri friendly % indians Mat were
at thc Siea3 i',a CAMP the day after l the fight,
and came 70 h hFortt oatt!U Union I'lon after their pres:
ehts: .n! Div |2:!l@ ;pu s9yo q ,1u1s+
" u Jh9fc th the boats III! were there unloading;
}en;t On their; wax down from 4Unj9p, ,they ex-
Pected ! TO hay|e to fight the same Indians
IHsgain again, butt they dia not make k; thei ap-
pearanco iA!any; great forge. They fred
into the boats several times, but. did no
uoialMaSci oil 9on?t~.- li- r.:::: ;.,c ..9i,,..:
29? Ae reports the country from Benton al
most y q down y9 to the mouth Of ths Eig Sioux
hyer 4lgsas as entirely 9'tie destitute Of grass The
excessive drouth has IS dried Up everything.
lq ln t)'c Milk Milk River, a stream which they
had I'D! 70 },ffqrry ferry on their way Oyer ast, sum-
mner, q the water ,: stands only ip deep holes
in the | bed oa Of the 5 stream. He, says chat
Cppt ;F'Sk'js S party will no doubt baye' to
return .'1' a9I, there a|rre, are some six hundred
miles Of Of 1lgs the 1oute which is destitute of
grass and water. ,..,.,,,,, .,r,,. Il .,,, q
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'D1Nl1AT THE SOLDIERS r1Il1[N11x,

The following paragraph oi is +, from m, let
ter written" us by sergeantpJ. E. West, Of
, co1 ; I'll Regiment Fa and speaks the fsel
lngs et' the soldiers H3nce Qn recent
-, Let them, tell us that we are, to 20 to New
Of any place Else 70 enforce en,to TIC draft or
tto shoot coppeshesdsJ and yDtad would hear; as
loud u shout as<s1sr was given by three theu-
sand loyal men. The damnable,l traitors Of
the North are e-Horse than Davis or any Of his
southern limps, and any man in the North
that dan'tilook at them al such is but q trai.
tor 70 his country, tl;willl!n wiz not say how much
we should ' like to do something that might help
crush tie rebellion Or to kill Of the Indians,
but as good soldiers vs. VIII obey orders, hop
iae, trusting, hoping still that this fall Win
find dussons our way south; foi J. YuuH 10 1r',