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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-08-27
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CHANGE .OF TIME.
pa To take effect Monday April 20, 1868.
POINT RAIL ROAD,
NOTICE.

EDITOR OF CHRONICLE DEAR SIR-With your
permission wish to say to the readers of yonr paper
that will seudby return mail to all who wish it, (freel
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To Nervous Sufferers of
SeXS.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING Be
STORED to health in a few days, after underg
the usual routine and Irregular expensive L
treatment without success, considers it his saci
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means of cnre. Hence, on the receipt of an ad
envelope, he will send (free) a copy of the the p
ton used. Direct to Dr.. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, lS6
Street, Brooklyn, New York. molly
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TO CONSERVATIVES

THE advertiser having been restored to healtn
weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
several years with severe lung affection, I
dread disease, Consumption--is anxious TO MAJ
to his felfow-sufferers the means OF cure. !,
TO all who desire it, he will send q copy Oh
scription used Gree of charge,) with the diIsS
preparing and using the same, which they "1s
sure CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bron's
The only object of the advertiser in sending b
scription is to benefit the afflicted, andisprg,a
nation which he conceiyes to be Invaluable, +
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as "
them nothing, and may prove blessing. ,,,rs
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, WillamsOU''
County, New York.
ONE DOLLAR will pay for the DodgeUllo~
one year If paid in aGyance.
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IN PROBATE -Iowa County Court

In the matter of the estate of JOSEPH FRANCIS de-
ceased
ON reading and fling the petition of Joseph Lean,
administrator of said estate, representing among
other things that he has fully administered said estate
and praying that time and place be fixed for examin
ing and allowing hsaccount Of his administration filled
with said peton) it is ordered that said account be
examined by the Judge of this Court on Monday the
10th day of August next ensuing at his office in the Viii
lage of Dodgeyille.
And it further ordered that notice thereof be given
all persons interested, by publishing copy Of this
order for three successive weeks prior to said day of
examination in the "DoDGEvILLE CHRONICLE" weekly
newspaper circulating in said County.
Dated July 18th, 1868 5. d. ANSLEY.
4-w3 County Judge.
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LADIES! LADIES! LADIES!
Read! Bead Readt
ron SO CTs-

/ will teach you how topaint superb OIL PICTURES
initiating the best Oil Paintings in the ollowiad differ
ent ways: stts sig4 pG5@ss 4 $50
CELESTIAL OIL
GRECT1N OIL .'.a1 3l'' 91 3
.II{ ORIENTAL OIL s." ft~4
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
THE STATE0F WISCONSIN
Iowa County CIRCUIT
COURT.
John Casserly,
plaintiff,
against
Timothy Baldwin,

DY virtue of and pursuant to judgement of fore
Dclosure and sale rendcredin said Court in the above
entitled action the 2lst day of February A. D. 1863
VIII Monday the 81 day of August, A. ID. 1863,
pose for sale and sell at public auction to the higheet
bidder for cash in hand the front door of the Court
House O'Clock p NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed mortgaged premises much thereof may
be necessary to raise the amount of said Judgement
interest, and cost of SALE to wit:
The North half Of the North East quarter of Sec
ton No twenty (20), IN township No "a, north
of Range No. four a. east of the fourth principal me-
ridian containing eighty S0 of land less
lying and being in the County of Iowa, and State of
Wisconsin.
Dated Shers Office, Dodgeville June the 10th, 1863.
SAMUELW. REESE G. c. MEIGS
Plaintiffs Attorney. Sheriff of Iowa County.
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NIP THE EVIL IN THE !
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Blotches, bodily weakness, constipation, loss
DRY, pain in the Small of the back be fully
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would most respectfully call the attention Of ali
persons Interested In the works of RI and Iove Y
the beautiful to my stiles of paintings execnted
glass and exactly initiating the most beautiful Can
vas Picturds BY avery simple process feqilirn0 sut
short time and little experence,a perfect Imitation
of an Oil Picture can be produced giving the GLASS Inc
appearance of Canvass and so nearly reseniIino az
Oil Painting canvass to deceive the best Of in
These taintings superior to all other ebean sys
that have before been introduced as their bo1dnos
soft blending of coors and rich shading of baci Gro
readily distinguish: them from all other eassas- -
dieswill find that by the aid of this beautiful art M
they can execute, at very trng expense some nant
beautiful pictures, equal in richness to t
hundreds of dollars. Even children not over 10 80,
of age have often produced specimens which s,rsa
every body Remember that for so cents fnrnib
FULL INSTR UCTTONS and all receipts for mi 49,
Paints, &C.. &C., so that any one who may not %
natural taste for painting execute Pctnres naeg
quail to those of old Artists In some neebbossbnJS
ladies have dubbed together, putting in "a cts eah
and purchased the Instructions The cost of cbanoioI
and other materials used in making a Picture 10 = 10
inches onyabout 35 to Gents and can he obtiaI
at any drug store During the past few yea,s Tia
agents have travelled through the westerd states f
ing classes aud teaching inferior styles Of pantn -
from $500 to $1,000 each person. Dnri no fha nat 49,
that have been placing my methods before tSe 80
pie, have sold many hundreds of my Ga
unanimously meet with welcome respons from, IF
my pupils. Address Mrs L. A. LAAIR VI
Elk GroYe, Cook County, Ill
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State of Wisconsin Iowa Coun-
tY Court-In Probate.

IN he matter Of he eateof George W. Hickcor deceased
ON reading and filing the petition of Nathaniel w.
NDDean, administrator of the estate of George w.
ickcox deceased representing among other things that
he has fully administered said estate and praying that
n time and place be fixed for examining and allowing
his account of his administration, filed with said petit
ton is ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge of this court Tuesday, the LIST day of Sepem
Der next ensuing at his oIc in the village of Dodge
Vile, la said County.
And it is further ordered That notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publishing copy Of this
order for three successive weeks prior to said day Of
animation in the "DoDGEvILLE CHRONICLE" a weekly
newspaper published in Dodgevlle in said County.
Dated Dodgeyille, July 1lth 1868.
S. b. ANSLEY
A4-w3 County Judge.
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In Probate Iowa County Court.

IN tie maer Of estate Of Jola Phillips, deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of Sarah Phillips
Oof Iowa County, representing among other things
that John Phillips late Of the village Of Dodgeyille in
said County, the oath day of June, A. y. 1868, died
interstate, leaving goods chattels and estate within this
County and that She the said petitioner the widow of
said deceased and praying that administration Of said
estate be her granted II is ordered that said petit
ton be heard before the Judge of this Court Friday
the 18th day Of August A. D. 1868, at the Probate Office
in the Village of Dodgeville,
And it is further ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by publishing copy
Of this order for three weeks successfully, prior to said
day of hearing in the DoDGEyIILE CHRoNICLE,a weekly
newspaper circulating in said County.
Dated July 18Th 1868. ). b. ANSLEY.
44-w3 County Judge
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sllunlion orGcncrnl nnrn,ilo.
NEw YOnE, Nov. q. A dtspat

New YonN, Nov. q. a dispatch
from Cincinnati last nigh, says;
I'VE have some reports from Knox
Vile wAch seem to indicate that Gen,
Burnside is perfectly secure in his po,
sition, The rebel cavalry are now in
the Country lying between Cumberland
Gap aud Knoxville, bu. ne damage has
heen done TO our communications with
Burnside as yet
"Longstrce! has not maic heavy
assault upon the city, but seems to be
anxious TO secure prominent positions
for his batteries, so that he can com.
mond the pace from diG5Font points
and demand a capilulaDiou. He acts as
il his force was no, sufficient to hazard a
heavy battle under existing circumslan-
ccs A column is already 10 motion for
tho relief of Gen. Burnside, under Con.
Wilcox, md rs.Gniosromon;s are being
sent forth as rapidly as possible. Par.
son BrowoIow is in tho interior, and
working had 10 keep open Commpnica
ton With the army
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Pnrther from CnstIe rhnnaer.

The BaItim,r Amaicoo r,bIi,bos
,l..,.... - :,
we ',a''ne"' o' NV y. V ho7tNaFt'
ChaPiaia OF the Elghiy seventh Penn
sylyania, who was AIKEN prisoncra, " in
chester. on the Ism of limo wbilo m n
is,srir, f, ,,s r.,,,s n no iL 49,.
'"' SO" ""U
"o""uea III 'He hospital
He was sent to Cacllo Thunder. Hay
ing eaten hut little through the day, he
wanted supper, but got nothing ill
morning. His breakfas. rs long ago as
lha,--now six months-consistod of a
small lump Of old, fat bacon, with a Ii,.
tic soup-,be water in which +, was
bai,6l-au a few black beans lie
says thal not less lban a dozen well d.
yelopod magsots were on the meat. and
when his SOUP had settled. he foupJ =
Reasonable number floating on One tbin
broth. He could NOT eot bpt tbo olIsr
prisoners were compellej to close chair
eyes and eat.
That day being Sunday he was rral
fed with desire on the mart Of the
prisoners to hear him preach, and he
complied with the request. The an.
thorttios not liking hat, he was re-.
moved into another room, where he
found M opportunity to purchase some
thug to eat. But, sad &t htm,.ho ives
searched and everything, Including his
money 500 10 greenbaaRs and SO ia
rebel currency, taken from him. Am.
ong the papers AIKEN wss msmoran.
dun Of the name, Of The dead with lit
lie messages 10 their lam lies, which no
opportunities could induce them 10 re
turn
He remained in prison from the FIRST
Of July 30 The nh Of October. He thinks
the BALI has not been told By returned
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AIlorrible Picture.

On the 18Th inst 800 moe Of starved
,;so.o,s ro,cbcI ino,col;s MI Nh.
."', a-
rug tno i've '''''"' u'y' = o'eo, =
Tllcyall agree as to the horrors oil That
internal den N Richmond. II was
thon5ht that none Of lhe three huDired
MA scr,vvooll eyc, r,lly roo,yo,
n, r,I ,, :, ,
0"s - ~ '"e" ''''"5'"S " N7"'uV /!
we'gned i7o lbs when ~ health but
now weighs bul dX y pounds and was
NIlI live. They say bm The articles
,ent tolhem fr.m tbs N,,tb ere a far
..,.,,,, ,,,Ii, 49,, ~ u
-, 49, ''' wy '' ',
are an o'o'en i'o'A mem oom' 81 me
poor fellows are 50 far gone lha. even a
spoonful ofoysler soup will not remain
an their stomaehs The pbildslnbia
p,oss or,Loo,L .,,;,.,..
$50 v '"' - - 'o''''''u o
% last Saturday week there were C,
800 of starving men, from almost every
State in The Union, on Bell Island, in
m enclosure containing not more than
three acres. or in other words there are
about 1000 men 10 the acre Many Of
them ore half nude with nothing to
shield them IRON iho cold, wind, miss
or ralo, III they find room to lie down,
1t must be in tie mud Most Of the
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was heavy skirmishing, and considerable
artillery practice, until it was quite
dark. Next, on the night of the second,
IS the 3rd and then again the 9Th corps.
The 81 lad considerable skirmisbing in
front, and at one time a general engage
mont, last night seemed imminent
The reason il did not come off, in fact,
was. doubtless because neither side was
reody. We may haveit to.day.
"Gen, Cusiar 10 command of Kilpat.
ick's cavalry division, anxious 10 m Y
10 the fight that seemed to be impend.
ing, made q dash across Raecoo0 Ford,
With The Michigan Ddgale, and PEN
nington's and commenced work in real
earnest, AS the position he vas il
might become q critical one, and as his
movement would somewhat Interfere
with other arrangements on foot, he was
directed to recro,s The liver. This
morning finds our whole Amy in posi-
ton and ready ior work,
"Tbe county hereab1uls is one Of the
worst conceivable for ialI operations
II is truly named q Wilderness, for .
wilderness oil small growth wood covers
nine-;enths Of the whole surface OF the
country. So dense are these young
forests, that it IS impossible 10 peno-
trate them, except where paths are -
This enabled The enemy yesterday to 10.
yer on cur ilnks, often within sight Of
moving columns, almost with impunity.
1t was not until late in the morning thai
our line on the front was connected 50
as TO keep Struggling parties Of cavalry
inside our lines. During the day it was
impossible for any small parties to pass
between Two parallel columns ofti1ops
without being captured or shot at
About Q O'Clock 7, NJ, Lieut. GlIord,
Post Adjuinnt al headquarters, accom-
panied by six other persons attempted
to cross from Gregg's command on the
left TO headquarters, sS miles directly
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The Escape orMorgan

The notorious guerrilla and lorse'
thief, John Morgan, is again at liberty.
He with six of his officers, escaped from
the Peniteadary on last Friday right
The great number Of CoPPerheal5 who
pollule the atmosphere Of Columbus with
their deadly poison have doubtless large
ly contributed to the accomplishment Of
this end GaHpoFs Journal
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Soldier Drowned.

Another soldier was drowned at tie
swharf.best on last Friday night. His
name or Regiment we have not been
able to learn, II seems hattie walked
overheard in the dark, and being cneum
bered with his oyercoat, knapsack, &C.,
sunk almost Immediately
tits high time some more stringent
police regulations were adopted Of the
wharf, especially At night GaHpol5
Journal.
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KcernIllng In Ncw York.

New YoRG, Nov. co. From returns
received at the Provost Marshal. Goacr.
ais Office, it appears Jhat tho number
Of soldiers enlisted in this city under the
now call for volunteers during tho past
week, has been about 500, As the 10.
cmiting business was not fairly in ope,
ration till Monday last, thisiS consider,
ed a very encouraging result fer the
Iir'Wa.'
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Tic $40 Lonn.

PmLADELPmA, NOV, 29.--Tho Sob.
,crtpiion agent reports the sale ofs59s. =.
go IN 5-s0's yesterday, and FOR the
week s39a5 600 lrIs expected that
deliveries Of bonds will soon be made
VITA vs. al prcmp.i,gdc.
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u.s. The work of voIunte eringis 60
ing on briskly 10 other States. It's said
that about one half the quota Of Indiana
has been already filed. In Illinois the
whole energies of the people appear to
be turnel to volunteering. Is tt not
time that thu movement was urged in
earnest hcrcl
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E2'Ihee have been various rcas.
Gus assigned by the Democrats ror their
defeat. But the New York Leader gives
the true reason in a grave editorial II
says tho Democratic dcroat resulted
from co c5l'oca'ioa Of .Jcnmr''uca
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Eg' The Legislature 10 Minnesota
will stand 90 Union to 10 Coppcrhcad';
the Senate, II Union to Copper.
heads, aud the House 3lUnion 10 II
,Coppetheods,
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ET In RELATION TO coNvrorsA "A
bill has passed the House and is now
before the Senate, authorizing the Gov
euor to hire on! ihs conyicfs Of this
State, in The penitenliaries of adjoining
States, orn some other manner. until
the State shall have provided proper
place to keep them.
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.GE The Richmond Sentinel says
thai the confederate government is so
Ing to send all the 70 lea prisoners to
other points very soon, and it ADVISES
all citizens who can to leave Richmond
aud go elsewhere, in order that those
obliged to stay there may not starve.
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BarbouIsyilIa, w. n. Noy. 2elh.

George S. Farley, Of Co. D. of lie
18Th Va. Vols. and Miss Miranda FL,
lis ofthis county, were this day united
in The holy bonds OF matrimony by the
undersigned,
We hope that the soldier may realize
to its fullest extent, all the enjoyments
he anticipated when he proposed this
union with Miss Ellis, and that Miss
Ellis may not DO disappointed in hor
George, TO whom she has consented 10
give bcr undivided affections for life,
but that her cup Of happiness may be
full to The brm; and that those other
little responsibilities HAT peradventure
may he the product Of this union. may
in after years, be additional ingredients
in their cup Of connubisi felicity, is our
most sincere wish w. ". HAgpER.
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NATIONAL HOUSE.
Formerly frost House,
3rd Street below the Public Square,
GALLIPOLIS OHIO,

II. BRESEM4N, Proprietor,
TEAlS House has undergone a complete al.
d tration for comfort aud convenience 1t
is now By far the best Hotel in Gallipolis The
Proprietor has rcfnrnislpd it throughout. with
entirely new furniture. lie also intends run.
ming a Hack 10 the river for passengers from
boats. Thc stage 10 Portland tRail Road
leaves this House regularcyery night
Gallipolis, December 3-yl.
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MARRIED:

Married, at Mount Zion Church, on
Sunday, November 29d, by Rev. Sam /.
uel Rankin, Mr., G. G. Drouillard. Of
GalIipolis, TO Miss Mary ]. Human. Of
Green township, Galliu county, Ohio.
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eve oppose the iieo of State sui,
eide as utterly rcpugnant to the pin.
ciples upon which the war was manga.
rated"
We take the above extract from an
editorial in the Wheeling K 'gislcr and
the editor of the Herald in his issue of
goth Of November endorses it.
EDr A correspondent Of the army Of
tie Potomac, under date OF Nov. 27.h,
says: Late in the afternoon it was evil
dent, from what could be observed At
the front, the enemy was making de-
monstration on our right. Heavy firing
was heard, but as we had no communi.
cation, it was not possible 10 get any
particulars. Twas oscoriained, howey.
er, that HE enemy made most deter
mined attempt to turn our right wing.
Gen French had repulsed them aai
taken nine hundred prisoners. Gen.
French is reported to have lost heavily
from LOCO to 1900 killed and
wounded.
The Cecil Whig., 1863-03-07
Che nlarkrts.

EIKToN MARKEr. Red Wheat, 81 "A
White do. 81 IS; Old Corn, S5 cents
New do. So cents Oats, 3S@45 CENTS
Clover Seed per pushell, 500
WILMINGTON MARKET, Mar. Gth.-Flour
per barrel, So 50@ s IS, Wheat, per bushel,
j IS, Corn, So Corn meal per bushel, so;
Oats, S5M 40; Clovcrseed per bushel, 81 0C
Timothy Seed, 50 IS
BALTIMORE MARKET.-White Wheat, 81 90
al 95; Red Wheat. 81 73; Corn, white,
94@Y96 cents; Yellow, S7@86 cents q
bushel Oats-Maryland, 42@46 cents
and 72(d76 cents for Pennsylvania.
Hay AND STRAW. quote good to prime
baled Timothy at 22a$23; loose do. at 2oa
S2l Clover, loose, Sl9; Rye Straw, loose,
l6 SO ASH, and Wheat aud Oat do. at $ll
per ton.
The Cecil Whig., 1863-03-07
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. }. DUPONCO'S
Golden, Periodical Pills,


TSrALLInLE IN CoEEEcTING lEREGrLAnIrIEs
ASp REMOVING OBsTErcToNS OF THE MONTHLY
Turns, FROM WHATEVER Cause.
tYi.ApIes. here is proof positive. 1t is not
very far fetched and comes to the Proprietor
through one Of the oldest and - most rcspccia-
Bile = Druggists in New York State, whose name
is connected. READ - One of the first ladies of
Iiicn.' n. T., called upon my Agents in that city
Mcssrs Vim. Bristol & Co y and told them that
She Of course diA not wish her name made public.
but if any one should doubt the wonderful efficacy
Of Dr. Iuponco's Golden Pills they might refer
any lady to her, as she considered it IL duty, rs
well ass pleasure. to relate her knowledge of
their ficucy Ms administered to her daughter a
Young Lady II years old She ts, going into
ronsunption--had taken coll-naturc became
INSTRUCTED. Two boxes of these Golden Pills
entirely cured her. AMI she is now in robust
health so say all who hapcu:ch them Rcmcm-
her the Ingredients composing these PILLS are
made known to every Agent. who will tell you
they will perform all that is claimed for them.
!-T' Price. 81 DC per 8ox
Sold at DR. H. il. MITCHELLS Drug Store.
ELkroN, Mn, Sole Agent for Cecil county.
Ladies. By ending him 81 90 to the Elkton
part of the county. Sold also by Brown 4 BRo.
Wilmington. and by Druggist in every town
General Wholesale Agents, 2lS Greenwich St,
New loik 5. D HOWE,
Sole Proprietor New York.
n. Il None ate genuine, unless the box is
signed s. D. ROWE. July -, lS62-ly.