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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
r. M, STRONG.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW, Notary Public, Land and
4 Collecting Agent, Dodgcyile, Wis. Particular
tlcnton given to the settlement Of estates in the
ouny Court. Office in Court House. [Cp Stairs.l
n2S-vl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
S w REESE

| A TT0RNEY AT LAW. Laud and Collecting Agent,
IN DolgNille, ftNSa County, Wis, Particular at
lnon given TO collecting andagences,and payment of
aXcs in Iowa County. Office in the Post Office Build
ns. lnl-Nll
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
MASONIC.

4 NWss"h Wds MEETINGS of Dodgeville Lodge, n o
N es,,. % A. = A. NJ, on the first and third Fri
bet. Tss T,gs o. each month, at their Hall on Iowa
fdalv hssa' h,i, brethren visiting Dodgeviue, are
HENRY DUNsrASa Sec'y.
An WIDOWS tears.to orphans cry, /,
:, wants ants our ready hands supply,
Tba ~ I'M ~ as power is given
SIN Nh aaAed clothe the prisoner free,-,
Po,n., ssS 'Ge deeds sweet masonry
"''ealed to us from heaven.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
WHITNEY SMITH

HAMMER AND CURRIER, Mineral Point, Wis.
| Leather Of all kinds also Hair for Plastering, al
nays ouhaul cheap for cash job Work done At short
Iolicr and IN moderate terms. lnZb-ttI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
SCHALL'S HOUSE,

N O. 2O' 2o9 Randolph Street, Chicago Illinois.
~ ms house is centrally located, in the business
q the city, near the Post Office the Court House
lli lli the principle Rail Road Depots The accom-
@aNlons are good and cheaper than most Of the
oIcs in this vicinity. t#@ @GnIl-tf1
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
y EST RN 80 Et
WIS.
1oDGEVILLE. :

IA TilEundersigned would respectfully ask a
'IlnsA share the public patronage. His table
lsA VIII always be furnished in good taste and
- ms rooms are large and airy, and in every
Ts~ department. the intention will be TO consult
d o,,au ,aa ana wishes Of his patrons. Good stables
f. n @53uNe g,3, ostlers always in readiness.
nm o the day or week furnished with all nee
as. =, u'enlences and at reasonable rates.
!, s'IsS leave this house daily, north and south
JOHN r. ROBERTS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
r. ARUNDELL.

rENERAL DEALER in stoves, Hardware, Tin
] Shcct-lron, and Copper ware, &c, Iowa street ,
bppoic the old Post Office, DodSevile Wis. Lnl-yll
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
] R. ROBERTS

AroT,RY PUBLIC. Deeds, Mortgages, &c, drawn
with accuracy at his Hotel ON Nam street
f,S,nyins MIS- lnSy4-tfI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
Dust to Iust---Something to think
About.

Imperial Cesar, dead, and turned to clay,
Might stop hole to keep the wind away;
Oh! that the earth, which kept the world in eve,
Should patch wall to expel the winters hawV'
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
I. o OF G.. n

q Good L,Up6E No. 16l, Independent Order Of
ie, rs1 lsS4as Hall at IL o'clock % Members Of This
Ihus 'hls Village are cordially invited to meet
Pc. NIcpr,, -. l.. NJ. STRONG, w. g. I. Il
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
Enrolment List for the Town Of
Dodgeville.
Sub b-Distrct No. 10.
Samuel Harris, Enrolling officer.
OOuHeNllle, .......... -..... Clnss l

.'................C Glass /.
Torkil Evanson
August Grutner
John Nelson
ELAN Nelson
VIM. LaBourty
John Nichols
Lars Moe
Michael Demetb
Matthew StelIis
George Jones
Frank Reichley
Peter Reichley
Edmond Edmonds
Owen Jones
Richard Oliver
Thomas Owens
Morgan Williams
David Griffith
Nelson Peterson
James Stewart
VIM. Lanyon
Robert Hughes
Evan Williams
Hugh Hughes
VIM. Pengelly
Jacob Dochnahl
John Rowe
Thomas S. Perkins
Andrew Olson
VIM. Bosanko
John d. Roach
Thomas Roach
Richard Roach
Henry Olson
Goolic Targumson
Jacob jacobson
John Davis
George Mizen
j I'm Lewis
Ole Lewis
John Wiggenton
Hiram j, Miller
James Deyoe
Stephen Deyoe
VI m. Sillers
Andrew 0lsteinson
Patrick Mahon
Peter Macboyl
VIM. Johns
Christopher Hanson
Evar Hanson
Andrew Olson
John Ruderstuff
Jacob Muer
Richard James
Valentine Ekinrod
Nicholas Ash
John Beckeas
Patrick McClosky
Matthew Turton
John Turner
Goolic Holverson
Jacob Semmons
VIM. James
VIM. Wall
Ri hard Noble
Thomas Vivian
James Sillars
Johannes johnson
Sigbwin Edmonds
Frank Edmunds
George Walters
Paul johnson
Chr stopher johnson
Hans Johnson
Ole Johnson
Judson French
Wm. Jones
Ellis Roberts
Thomas b. Jones
Ole jameson
John Davies
Daniel Lewis
Michael Kalp
Henry Schnee
John Evans
NarYy Twayton
John Fluke
David Shoenimon
VIM. Wickham
Edward Richards
Samuel Griffith
Frederick Strathman
Hugh Jones
John Curnoe
Ole Olson
Kneutson Olson
Tolive Euson
Ole lngerbreitzen
Older Benson
Robert DENLY
George Reeve
Lars Larson
Samuel Williams
james Duncan
Augustus Olson
Ole Christensen
john Lindsay
John Williams
John W. Williams
Lewis u. Berry
William Fisher
Holder Diversion
David d. Jones
Edward Williams
Dallas Vance
S. b. Ansley
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03

Man can be perfected only by har.
monious development Of all his fscuiass'
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03

Hugh w. Jones
Evan Jones
Richard ID. Davis
Wm. Hughes
Robert Owens
james Farragher
Francis NJ. Gardener
Henry Dunstan
Alvin j. Slye
VIM. II. West
John Bonner
Joel Whitman
Henry Farragher
John Heron
Samuel Henderson
Thomas Lewis
Charles Madden
Joseph Rowe
Alfred Edwards
James Roberts
Samuel w. Reese -.
VIM Hammil
Tofa Nelson
Joseph Rogers
William Arthur
John Richards
John Malroy
Vim. Malroy
Henry II. Walters
James Wilcox
Sam'l Lrskine
Peter Pascoe
Cha's Bishop
VIM. N. Bishop
Peter A Griffith
James Thomas
Richard Clymoe
Edward II, Edwards
Benz. Jones
John Eddy
Win. w. Williams
John 5. Davis
Geo. w. Dodge
John II. Penberthy
Thomas Bosanko
John $. Penberthy
Solomon Richards
Aaron Miller
VIM. IL. Letcher
Stephen p. Davis
w. ii. Prideaux
Michael McClosky
Thomas Robinson
Joseph Fielder
Isaac Eliwood
Richard Temby
Samuel Harris
Jap,ps Hncking
Tho's T. Carkeell
Timothy Nankiyel
Wm. Chapel
James Letcher
Wm. II. Hooking
Wm. AnS0ve
Thomas Cordainly
Samuel Rhodden
i tmond Eddyvean
Henry Nankiyel
james Bates
James L. Pryor
Mm. Johns
v m. Nichols
VIM. Carter
Wm. Wilcox
Wm. Matthews
Wm. Fall
VIM. Hooper
IVAN Oliver
Thomas Oliver
VIM. iichards
John East
Jas. Eathorne
Matthew Launder
John Wilcox
John Simpson
B. S. NJ iris
Mm. Bergman
Rob't Rundell
Richard kundell
Thomas Parsons
Chas. Brewster
A. ID. McAllister
Ole lsaacson
Samuel Stephens
Henry Jewil
John Hosking B
Samuel Parry
Joseph Davey
Thomas James
Edwin Polkin ghorne
Wm. Rowe
Peter +. Peterson
David NJ. Jones
Ole Henson
Ole lIoiyerson
Lewis Targumson
Ole Tarverson
Andrew Anderson
William Albert Bishop
James Mann
James Yandyne
James Ryan
Morgan J. Williams
Ole NarvesOn SILL
Frank Miller
John p. Davies
j. D. Wheeler
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03
Glass II.

John Webb
Hugh Jones
Christopher Jacobs
Geo. Bunting
Gardner G. Meigs
Thomas Shiels
Gilbert Gunville
Peter Rakenteler
Adam Hible
Nelson jackson
John Olson
Andrew Targumson
Herman Nince
Owe9. Williams
Geo. Hudgeons
John Goodwin
Ole Anderson
Bennett TURNS
VIM. Farragher
Beuj. Olson
Henry Kasper
Jacob Aluer
Antoine Muer
John Peter Shnider
John 4. Grenfell
Goolic Targunson
mute Olson
Nelson Jackson
Hans Olson
Augustus Jameson
Nelson Arverson
Frick Holyerson
Ole Olson
David Latto
Arnold Freeman
Edmund Garrison
Kanute Holverson
Josiah Williams
John Fieldsend
Ole Holverson
Andrew Greenson
James Neil
Evar Ev irson
j. II. Mann
Edward Barry
John Blotz
Thomas Holland
stephen stephenson
James Bennett
Severt Kruson
Joseph Mitchell
lanes Edwards
Thomas Thomas
VIM. Johns
pearce Owens
Thomas Williams
David Jones
John Williams
Michael McGrane
Joseph Short
1 Henry Williams
Evan Owens
Wm. Lewis w,,,
John A. Williams
1Timothy Baldwin
David Powell
Hans Olson
Wm. Shnider
pennet Rhinerson
Henry York
Surrcn Peterson
Jacob NJ. Michael
Goolic Goohoson
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03

Thomes Davey
Joseph Hooking
John BosanlSo
James Rogers
stephen Prince
Thomas Paul
Charles PAUL
Thomas Carkeek
Ren. Midboe
Edward polkinghorn
VIM. Kelvin
Daniel Crowley
Josiah Prideaux
Joseph Barret
Henry Vincent
JOSEPH Davis
johnson Granville
Richard Tenrby
David PAUL
Samuel Davey
John Thomas
Wm. Williams
Matthew Rogers
George Davey
Josephhs Sobey
Henry Souden
John PrideauX
Peter J. Morris
Joseph Arthur
Henry Lees
Nicholas sherman
Henry Rickard
John Eva
VIM. Monday
James Jones
James Rowe
VIM. Leddiccat
Mn,. Thomas
Samuel Martin
labn oliver
sunni B. Mclaughlin
John j. Cornish
Evan Evans
Frederick Melit2
Enoch w. Morgan
John Yates
G. w. Burial
Peter Ball
James Lawson
John Farragher!
Peter Spang
Rob't W. Roberts
Henry Madden
Richard Quine
| john Williams
Hugh Owens
Wm. Il. Roberts
James Peters
Edward Davis
Geo w. Lewis
Thomas Davies
Cornelius James -
John X. Roberts
Lewis Conraie
Henry prideaux
IL. +. Thayer
Francis n. Walters
Lewis G. Wheeler
Vim. L. Lewis
lehn 0 Jones IT
Josiah Webster
VIM. James
E III. Noyes 0ss Il
Edwin EcoheId
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03

Tos furnished his bar with new assortment of M
| prs ehas also good Billiard Table. 1lNe MN
4 call
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-03

Cards. one year, one dollar line 10 i9r r,.n .ile
Business and and 5fy cents for each additional llhe'
E 5r % ,Jycrscrs are allowed the privilege oi cha
Speeal S Notices, ieaded and kept in''u0' my ~
~ .drauce on usual rates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
DEATH By ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.

Departed this life, July LIT. 1863. near Pat.
ton-hurg, Botetourt county, Va, in the seven
tcenth year OF his aye, JouS McPnERsoN
CLARKE. Youngest son of Col. Benz. Clarke and
Mrs Eliza j. Clarke. formerly Of Fredericks-
burg, Va
Sad and painful is the blow which has fallen
upon the devoted parents and family OF this
Young mnn, in his untimcly end. .Amongthc MT
merous and SaTc bercarmenIs ofthis family, not
one has descended with more blightng, crush
ing effect than this. The desire Of their eyes
and comfort Of their hearts, has been cut of as
iii in moment. The dark stream in which
their son and brother persisted, is not moro
cherries than the smitteu hearts he has left
behind.
Before the gray-haircd father couii bid his
beloved son farewell, or devoted mother, sls-
ter and brother could soo;he the dying boy, he
had fled away into the spirit world TO be seen
no more. 4 youth Of more than ordinary
degree of amiability; quiet. inofensirc, fond
at home; careful and attentive in his studies;
devoted to the comfort and happiness Of mother,
sister and family: always ready with cheerful
smiles to greet friend and neighbor, or to do
tho deed of kindness-he will not soon he fer.
gotten BIZ those who knew hin, or his early,
sudden death cease to be lamented. God, in
great mercy. pour into the hearts Of the be-
rcayed relatives the oil and wine of His own con.
sols.ion, and to Him shall be the glory. N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24

GIN MEADE CROSSING THE porDMAc -THE
PURSUIT or LEE.rnc correspondent at the bal.
timYye 'Aner:can,' writing uudur date Of Der
lin, Md, July II, says:
The army is again in motion. There IS eYi
Geuc. that Lee 10 not To BIZ allowed To quietly re-
trac. bis way toward kchuon1, and rcslue
al leisure his fortified posts along The Rappahan-
mock GeI Meade has the inside TRICK tor any
point this side OF IiU.duusvllu, and will hardly
give il up without Il new tIia OF strength
Our cavalry have been making active recon.
nuiseaccS uyei tbs iIrer or the Hank Of tho re-
treating Rebels, and their position il we'll asrer.
tainrd. After cruss.nS tho river Lee pushed dis
recily up The valley toward Winchester. His
line u retreat would probably be through Port
Royul and lhcnce By CuIpeprr ~ GurdonsYil!e
lis trains HAD already ,onc III that d,rec' lou. Af
Ter cro-stfig the river Reuels arc repUrted 10
have more rrSemblGd q mob Than MI army. Their
rc,rea, will, uu DOUBT, be us rapid possible not
only because vi lhu pursuit Vi oar forces but from
their OWN Necessity 10 reach polut where they
can obtain supplies. Il. L.
In corroburAt:On O: he above, we learn that
the enemy he's appeared in LcudYun and Fsuqdier
counties in large force, having crossed the Potomac
Mt Berlin End Leeshurg AID .ha. they have posses
sion Of Smoker Gap, which they found guarded
BY omly 6llrcn men. Another portion Of Tie
enemy appeared II. Pari s and Markham in E.l:-
quier: and rumoro further SAY that cavalry and
infantry have REACHED An'issvic. R.ppahan..
mock county.
Whey:: Tie army o; Gen. Lee is. OF what ;hey
arc a5,;i'. IS unknown 70 the people or press OF
the Confederate States. But ii Meade has ven
ured across the Potomac, AMI is pushing along
its Eastern base, to;,ard Richmond. VIC think it
highly probable thar he viii reach this city and
find quarters in the Libby.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
THE RICHMOND EkQstkhH.
sry,faHID DAILY, sSAi-~EkkLT AND WAIKIKI
BY TYLER 4 ALLEGRO.
r + K NJ s .

TERMS.
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e,r SIX months, eight dollars. No subscription
ra.e;ysd for less than six months.
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r>,,ired tor less than six months.
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s~.aiyed tor less than six months.
nss. Subscribers changing their Post Offices,
iii pesse state the name OF the Post Office al
uhicn they have been in the habit Of receiving
ns. The paper will be stopped in all cases
when the time paid for expires, and those WIN
do no. wish to te without the paper must look
~ this aud renew their subscriptions in
ume.
.se rate of FIVE dollars perhundred copies.
ADVERTISING.
Advertisements will be inserted at the rate
>; oyg DOLLAR per square, for each Insertion
eich, lines Tor less) constitute square.
AL orders must be accompanied by the
cssl-otherwise they will not be attended to.
Letters containing money are sent at the
,sk of the writer's thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
yiu.h Thomas I'p,l,.,rton.

Tell IL. | dc Goluc my duty" ! an not
afraid 10 die, were the last ;!:i - j. aurGs
spoken by Private Ilvcu TTo"As Pas g'.cT">,
Of "a COMPANY Richmond !'..wi'@r.', who
fell, pierced ~ :. SHE'LL on III" bari" Ii"hi -
Gcuy>hrE, an th" -! Of juIy, ISIS. IN ti.e
2lr; year 81 has age.
How !rvcIy aud noble he sentiments utter
ed. IL il vi, IL view ii C,crni,r. | iII: IA ~
~ who had. almost alone. ,Sl..,.iv aI': ln.!l.
eriulv watctl.ri ovrr him .vn In!n,"i. was
well drserYln: hi. last. h- only i"r.> -" de-
signed doubtless, IL, wei! ~ manifest h'- r~JI-
mat. 81! her love as 10 mitigate the #Hcl.ir;l "t
her bowrd soul Duty WAS. witt hiIn. IN 40
tive. controlling prinrlpI": day lu ia, mo.h-
c., duty 30 li- God AID day IA AI- country.
Then, 10 wonder he WAS ''n"; AFRAID {" dc.
Doubtless, the many pray ii ;IIc Christian
mother have lcen J!c>>ci - the salvation al
her Iarliugcai!I %! yc y"unc solie,> VII"
survive your late c"nlr:tc ana vii" Lave
Christian mothers, dcSpi,c no, thr offering -
Heaven IN your behalf. hu; carly learn t. 10
your duty u Your God. nS yun va.i.,mi'y per
form il towards your country, So ;ha: yv'' may
not be afraid To de- come wlcn ~" m.a-
senger Death may. May You he harVy j.. dc
assurance Of bi:ssrul nIc@tn. hrNuud lie
grave with those vino have only iit,!c while
gone befo-e yol.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
DIED.

DIED, July lHtii, at Greenwood. Spotsylva
MIA county, Mrs. Lucy {. HgrrN. wife OF j. ).
Green. in the jlst year ol her a.e. :"
plEp, nj the residence OF bis unc!e. fNr.
Wn. i,codwn. Nelson county, Va on Fr:
day. The 18th July. Mr. ,iuuN Has," Er"i~s.
aged 80 Years eldest s"n q, Fountain II AID
Mary 4. Edlin-. 81 his city.
The decreased served his apprenticeship n
the Enquirer" Office, and discharged H. ',..-
tie, as apprentice and j"urn"yman faithfully,
.,>sidnousIy hunorably. Ia ~ IL" relations
Of life in. which he va, called 10 nr:. he Id
his whot- duty. Candid. sincere, kind, w"rn-
hearted. he WAS esteemed by ail who knew
him. Sna,ched oft most Unexpectedly hy :"
disease which his friends had iono:y hoped
had been stayed, his l"s> l. dep !'!"d hy na''y
relatives and -ympa:hi1i"g friends, vii" arc
consoed with the belief, howe'e", tha5 der
loss il his gain--ndr"l. - Blessed are the
pure in heart for they shall Soc God.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
tx-nGD LAND FOR. SAEE.-yERY vALGA-
Nv al Z HE Al E:TATL. IL CUMBERLAND Gu

~ T., IL
FOR SALE -Tuc uudcrtiga'd offer. for sale his 1--WE
fASMS il Cuirne!an county, situated sbou: !; or M
ab0re Columbia AMI rgh. EsIes from Carte
ntne tract contains about go acres, TIE i,'P'"'
upon which cnn.s' OF mol nrctieh' IL" 1'i'"s' -
.ug nrr 70 III, With pJrch--. iaosI r1ceEe;i; Or
:s:I-n. dhius r IN the basement pni.,su inf.' ho
ami; ;h Iorr LARGE barns. cist: cSbiHt AL n"hry e."
yr--e.Ts house with I'll necessary ocin' HlFsen ura
house ic. house carria:-horse, with well Oh fr.sH'iu
80 ~ tie "a-. al hand.oLaey euc".rd: y"uas "no
inv o.c,r. q: pesch aud apple Of te cA'ice-t lni
D.. vel v.s:"r-d ed srund.nc- o. o"iSinH. Sr1"'
e,::1r -al:aS and IN 4 .co.t Gear 40 h"S.o'fh
Convenient a.s = ops post fices ana chufcHes an,
,!v t,x mile /" TIC c5ur n C-!unea- ~i'" 'aeTh
. good Jerry. 80 49,
Tia. OF, 4. farm contain. 80 h'rrs, IL Of which ar
Lame. river 3- ouEGs The Improvements rhn7is o
v.r- yovd DWELLING large hnr eve caoLs-n tact: a.
u;huidiry, for good sized f-rlly III! IN good r"pi";
sc wz:r!, and !:ub-'-d; equally elo's tors"'ssl''
-n,.lI boa:. running up Ja'nr' river
Will eli Tho whole isge;aer or dr!de, u fFr'ers'
nasy al acrps and miii-d 5y hosc VIII" k""~ II ""'
20 lie oa- al the bes. highland :rin in the county.
II nc; aid privately before =. 9TH day o. hu.u,. -
rE -. ff-rei that day az public auction
vise III Sc In van. OF goot farm 70 pucnhse
= II 4 bound coll together Gueh eonPe'i-oa p"oe.!
WI give POSSESSION early this fell a. .nic' 'o,e "
purchaser viii lgTc tine chance TO supiiY aiIs-'' VII"
orn, iodLei &c. .. ~.
ps,,on visiting he psse viz .ave rae PACKET 81 20
umbI, where convcyauce- eau be had
Mr. RichsrJ Watkins, tie OWE: OF TIE estate NJ! 1Ae
Ira.ure u showing .ae :ar'a.
TERxs-Te suit parchescrA
= ssa-y h.tl iinss. .,,.
wtltooS MILLS. C.zosTiSri soaa's va
Ir,v le.dkctsrs5thI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24

4 rcmarl;abic instance of the advantage '" hlch
medical men may derive from chemistry has beef
published in the reports of tile hospita! llotc
Deu at Paris. A young student wrote = thesis
in which he showed that gangrene 'nd dehcifn
cy Of oxygen were to be regarded As can'e and
effect DR.. Langier, srrgcon-in-ch:"f of the has
pital. having a case of spontaneous Gangrene
under his care. proceeded to test the theory
The patient, man seventy five years OF age
had the disease in one foot. ono ton was mortified
and the whole member was in danger. The dis
eased part was enclosed in in apparatus contrirrd
to disengage oxygen continuously, and in short
time the cHucrene was arrested. and tho foot re-
covered its healthy condition. \ simiiar expert.
ment, tried upon another patient equally aged
was equally successful, from which the Inference
follows tia. treatment with oxygen Is an etfertna
remedy fer disease which too often intes'5 hos
pita,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
DEATH OF \ POLl1NAC.

The European papers bring us intelligence
Of the death, at Paris, Of brother Of tile
gallant young General Po!ignac. He Wa
Priuce AIphvuse de- Poligusc, q noblenlan
highly esteemed i'll the world Of science and
letters. HIS eldest brother, LuduYlc, is in the
service Of Austriu the brother next younger
to himself is Brigadier General in the Con-
tederals service aud the youngest brother is
composer of music. The mother OF the
three youngest sous was daughter oc Lord
RS,lriIti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
CONTRACTS FOR LUMBER.

Contracts will ne made q. ,he Confederate States
A.co! Richmond, Virginia, for the following named
iuab Of the dimensions annexed 10 be de vercd 1t the
lad aSs the Jxues RIVER and kinswhs Canal. or ct
~. RAJ ROAD D. po.I near Richmond
"oposais for irrashng any portion Of the same, green
e .-asoucd will b. received till 10Th August next:
$4,000 & ~ inch pine FLANK
10 coo 314 sc,lntling, ~. 10 and 20 fee: long
1000 "4x6 &C. 20 and I'd :"
900 3tlc Jo!sts, Is, - ard 30 - :"
.GrC9p g inch plank
.yopo Poplar plank. 4: incIe. ;nck
JrtCO Waltz: plank. from 20 Inches thick
$3.50 inch thick
.j9NO va white pine, fro 4 inches thick
90. skes trvsn whits oak) 2s3l - inches long
9ooocO shingles
II follow Ing named 20 be Of white Oak. spanish Oak
low oak. Turkey Oak Eco FROM shskeA, splits or
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Died. i'll Lexington. W.. on Monday morning,
the 2u'h inst. III III. : iIi year 81 his mGr. VII
LIAM X. LCTciiER. E~I
The snhi"c; ui this nnricr was highly rnnnr"3
by all vino know h III Tor his god scn.r ii, +"
Judgment. bur above ri! hi, i":iY integrity
TIP to a few months las; rast il" pu>srsscoa iril
share OF health Gni great activity. AM .ta;urd
his mental powers until death laid lis col! band
upon him,
Day by day j. recorded The falling """! q:
.o.c one OF Our patriaGci.> nj whom none MS
,uurr valued in the circle OF i'ls a'g''mi"Ices
,hnn Mr. Lctelnr.
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SltgulOap gaqul1u.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1858.
EXPLANATORY

Much the news which appears in orr ccl.
umns to-day was crowded out of the previous
issue, to egve place to long list Of casualties in
the late battles. The record Of the gallant ttsl
deserves our first considerations
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Zoo REWARD.-ArsCobded on te night q the
= 18th iu t. E om Amphl estate. tie residence Of
II John Watkins. Chs rrl-ld county,
THEE YOUNG. AND LIKELY NEGRO MEN;
namel. TOM, JOHNSTON, and DASDRlDGE.
TOM |. about 81 yeas old about i've feet r'I IN he,
hsh OF da gingerbread .lor rather meant icok,
quiet drln-a, and II ~ Of speech.
DANDR!DG il rbout % yenrs old. rather bright mn
lr;o. in:s!seut ard spoken, nearly or quiz" six
f,et high
JOHNSTON. is abort q years old. rather dark mt
lst ab u Ave feet eight inches high, rattle rruf and
sull Of speech, though intelligent. d quick III ,
movenu"ts. D..
Th 'bors rewsrd will be paid tr tn delivery 81 the
7 RE, at hmpthin Drerry's Blua; or. 300 for
the d.ivery OF either Ct tnsm IL The ssm place Th
JoeEoH NJ, WATKINS, Eror estate Of
Jy23 sw2,' JOHN SYATKISs, pea'd.
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WELL DONE. ATL,NTA.--0n Wednesday, i'll
response to the call Of Col. Lee upon ali those
citizens OF Atlanta who were willing 10 Fight III
defence of their homes, upwards of four thousand
men assembled at The appointed hour: and we're
reviewed. There was quite respectable display
of cavalry. We presume that there were hu:
sAw lsegards on tile occasion. This is capital
Now let Augusta, and every other place in Geor.
gin, and all the rest Of the sses, show wha. they
esn DO.
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MGR ShLE-a CRAY SThLI.lD%, * year. Old,
f,uric. bands three al. nlnlt .cbe. ~. IT. - ;
.pu:!r g undoubtedly H." h.tt riu,a;.i Ivr - "a"
outrirracv Iris i!u ~ j. 0f Arabian bic u u1 has
NE reputation d rrC"r, wi;E llur w'tst' H.
wn-r Col. VI. H. J"nif"r lIs burl "-"r ~ :,uth, aEi
GES CI'.Tia !%E. ~
~ S,-Iv. MAJ WIS. +Ah,TnE.