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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04
Quota of Dodgeville.

For the last four or five days our citi-
zens have been in good earnest in the
matter of revising the enrolment list
and filling our quota by enlistment A
number of meetings have been held and
plan of operations agreed upon. Com.
mittees have been appointed to visit ev-
cry man in the Town, whose name is
on the enrolment list, to procure sub
scriptions sufficient to make fund Of
$4,000 or $4,000, and then vote suffi-
cient tax to raise an amount equal to
SIS, 900 to pay bounty of $3.50 or
5000 to all who will enlist. j a.a
The committee are now doing their
work. Let every man subscribe liber-
ally, the money to be paid to BENJAMIN
THOMAS, Esq. The arrangements are
such that if the quota cannot be raised
in this way, the money will be refunded
back to each man.
A mum Der of our citizens seem to be
fearful the men cannot be raised. Our
impression is, that this is the smallest
part Of the trouble All that is neces-
sary is the MONEY, when the men will
be forthcoming.
Let there be unanimity Of effort in
this matter, and strong pull altogether
and the thing will be brought around
successfully, and our citizens relieved
of the unpleasant anticipation of an i'm
pending draft.
Let no one run away, for that will
cost him twice thirty dollars, besides
being called sneak, etc, when he re-
turns. nra5 r
PETER SpANG, Esq, who has just
returned from Madison, showed us his
commission from the Governor to re-
cruit for one, two or three years He
informs us that ten or dozen men have
already signifed their intention of en-
listing under him.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

DECISION OF PRESIDENT LINGO Ina New
York correspondent says: President Lin
coin in private conversation, previous to the
issue of the new call for 500, 900 men, recog-
nized all the elements of dissatisfaction
which that measure was likely to bring
with it and breed; but he stated most en-
phatically that the men were needed, and
must be had, and that should he fail in con-
sequence, he would have the satisfaction oil
going down with the colors flying.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

A FATAL TRAGEDY.-By the Jour
nal we learn that on Monday evening
last fatal occurrence took place be.
tween a number of soldiers of the 9Th
Regt, and two or three citizens of Mad
ison, during the continuance of which
one of them was stabbed in the neck BY
bowie knife in the hands of soldier
causing death almost Immediately
Strychnine, whiskey, and low doggeries
are said to have been at the bottom Of
the whole matter Both parties were
to blame. Others of the parties were
more or less injured during the ARRAY
some Of them rather seriously.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

~ BiSCUIT LUXURY FOR ALL.-The popular
notion that people suffering from dyspepsia
or predisposed to that disease should not
cat biscuit, has grown out of the fact that
the common Saleratus has been used in the
making of such biscuits. And it was right
The article is mischevious, but light and
healthy biscuit, such as dyspeptic people
may eat with impunity and with positive
benefit, are made from De Land & Co.'S
Chemical Saleratus. Physicians admit this.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04
Don't Believe It.

When man advertises to set the North
River on fire, don't be silly enough to
believe it,
When a man advertises for partner,
and wishes young man to put in the small
Investment of one hundred or FIVE hundred
dollars. and guarantees to him realization
of fifty or one hundred dollars per day,
don't believe it.
When man offers to sell or give away
gold watches or jewelry worth fifty or one
hundred dollars for only one dollar, don't
believe it
When a'man Under the title of Rev. offers
to give away knowledge of the utmost value
for the cases by merely sendinga three-cent
stamp to prepay postage, don't believe it
When a man processes to be trying his
utmost to make everybody else rich, and
looks more to other peoples interest than
his own, don't believe it.
When a man adyertises, and omits to
sign his name, or neglects to put his number
or place of business where he can be found,
don't believe it. Many advertise on purpose
to filch young man ofmoney gained by hard
labor. Ifyou have a friend in the city
write to him to discover if such people oc-
cupy an Office and follow a respectable call
ing, and save yourselves the odium and ex-
pense of being called a greenhorn, and thus
you viii effectually break up all swindling
establishments and compel the authors to
work or starve.-Phren Journal.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

Cure FOR CoUGH OR CoLD-As soon as
there is the siightes. nneasiness of the
chest, with difficulty of breathing, or indi-
cations Of Cough, take during the day a few
Browns Bronchial Troches." Containing
demulcent ingredients, they allay Pulmo-
nary Irritation. Military officers and sol
diers should have them in readiness upon
the first appearance of Cold or Cough.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

HAt meeting of the Town Board of
Supervisors of the Town of Dodgeville,
held August LIST, 1864, the Board authorized
Mr. RICHARD ARUNDEL. Sexton, to have the
main alley and number of vacant lots in
the grave yard grubbed and cleared. They
also recommended that owners oflots have
them grubbed, cleaned and in other ways
improved. This is something long needed,
and it is hoped that owners of lots will not
fail to attend to it.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04
The Chronicle.
LocALAlTEMs.

~The Phrenologicat Journal for Au-
gust is on our table. Independent OF its
many excellent articles on Phrenology and
attendant sciences, each number contains
come of the very best financial articles on
the indebtedness of our country and our
ability to pay, that we have ever seen. An
article in the pre- ,ent number, "Shall we
Repudiste," is one of the very best.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04
Editor of Chronicle

Editor OF Ohf0nacle ~
DEAR SIR With your permission wish to say to
the readers of your paper that will send by return
ma H. to all who wish it free, Recipe, with full di
recons for making and using simple Vegetable Balm
RIotcbes, Tan Freckles, and II impurities of the
skin leaving the soft, clear, smooth and beati-
full. sg Il
Twill also mail free to those having Bald Heads, or
Bare Faces, simple directions and Information that
will enable them start full growth OF Luxuriant
Hair Whiskers, Moustache in less than Thirty
DAYS II app eations answered by return mail with
out charge Yours THos. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
n44-m3 S3l Broadway, New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

FItTHY.-That season of the year has now
arrived when vegetable matter, if exposed to
the weather, putrifies with rapidity. In
passing Through various portions of our
village, we frequently discover localities
where the stencil from masses Of filth and
corruption is almost insupportable. 1t is
high time thai. our city fathers looked into
this matter, and took proper measures to
remedy the evil. The evil, if left unheed-
ed, viii shortly exhibit itself alike injurious
to health and comfort.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

MrscEeENArIoN.-Aso soldiers wife living
in this city gave birth day or two since, to
an African infant The matter mas Great
ed q great deal of scandal. 1t is a delicious
morsel to the Copperheads who congregate
on the corners, and swell out on the demon
alization produced by this "Black Abolition
War; We admit, with that frankness
forwhich we have always been distinguish
ed, that this circumstance is hard lick on
our party. 1t knocks us for this political
canvass
P. S.-We forgot to state in the proper
connection that the father and mother of this
sable infant are both negroes Ha, ha, ha,
he. he. he, hi, hi, hi. no. ho, no! How are
YOU Cops ?-Ioud State Register.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
il AN INVALID
Published for the benefit and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from NERVOUS De-
bilty, Premature Decay of Manhood, &C., supplying
a the same time The MEANS CT SELY-CURE. By one
who has cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. By enclos ing post paid addressed en-
velope single copies may be hadof the author.
EATHAEIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
n5e-yi Brooklvn, EfpgE c.. =, 7
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04
DO YOU WISH TO BE CURED

DR. BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC CURE, IN
II less than 80 days, the worst cases of nervous
Impotency Premature Decay, Seminal Weakness,
tons, no matter from what produced. Price,
81 per box Sent, postpaid, by mail, receipt OF
an order. One box will perfect the cure in most
cases. Address JAMES g. BUTLER
n4-ma General Agent, 427 Broadway, New York
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04

GEN. GRANr's CoSFIDENcE.-Gen. Grant
is reported to lave recently made use Of
the following strong language to United
States Senator, and that too, while the rebel
Invasion" was in progress: Tam just a,
certain 10 take Richmond and crush Lees
Srnsy, os the eur is TO rise.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04
MA RRIED

At the residence of the brides father in the town
of Ridgeway by Thomas Carkeek, Esq, Mr. GEORGE
PRIEsTLY, to Miss ELIZABETH A. BucKIsGHAM, both
Of Ridgeway.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04
CROSBY & co.

nook, CARD AND JOB PRINTERS, ALSO PUB.
I'D fishers Of the @DoDaEvIILx CHRoNraLz," weekly
family newspaper delivered by mail free In tbs Coun
ty, OF reoe,pt of the price, 81 ayer.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-08-04
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Putnam Clothes Wringer

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The New York herald., 1864-09-20

TxuaSen--M gng Sing On NosHsy sspssmbsv =
ROYAL Infant Of cnsriss H. and Nary rrun buIl
aged months an6 % days
Funeral services from tbs r,s,S>oos a b<~
iis nchsrmer born street. Brooklyn, Welnsskay -
tornoO0 Al half past ocl0ck. Tho relatives -
friends The family respectfully inv,ed 10 sssaA
TDr.-on Monday, September 10 l&os nosrgusInA
son OF Francis Tim, aged yssrs anA neoshs
Tho friends OF tbs family invited TO sstesA o
funsrsI Wednesday forsaoon. a Zen o,csoox A -
East Fourtsenth street
VAN RAALrA-0n sunday, sepiembev Is, after shSsV
Illness, Mrs. 6xIIA JAooDsos yAs RA4Lra = native q
Holland. aged 10 years.
The relatives and frionds respectfully invited =
attend funeral, thb (ruesdayl morning, At ~
O'Clock from the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. q
Marks, No 237 East Tnirtieth street.
Jewish chronicles and Englisn papers please copy
VAN vooRss lin Brooklyn on Monday, 5spte0bsr ~,
RosALsA, youngest chtG Of John vao yoofhis-
The funeral Will place this (Tuesday) aferaooo
at three O'CLOCK, frota No. Cottage Row, oiernous
avenus
The New York herald., 1864-09-20
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Pctcrsh arg sheled VITA Unprecedented
Fury-~GTant's Lett Wing StSii on the
Weldon Ratirond--Vhe u, mai at - q Ecn
Gap Prorressl ng.-zcxpected nIovement
Against thc Denvtite Road, &c.
from tue Richmond Examiner, sept. 15.l
Between eleven and O'Clock Yesterday persons 81
the quiet portions of this city heard heavy cannonade
the direction OF Petersburg Our people
customed the sound OF cannon that tho .er
attracted little attention The Cnnnonade explained
last evening by persons who came FROM Peters
burg on the evening train. BetGeeu the hours named
the enemy shelied the devoted city OF Petersburg
with unprecedented fury; batteries rep.ed to the
elemy's fire, and altogether most tremendous uproar
made. The result OF the mornings cperations Is
believed to have been nothing. good many bricks
Knocked about our aide, but nobody was hurt
When Grant shells Petersburg in earnest he generally
succeeds In killing negro woman child this time he
aiied 10 do even that
Grants left wing is still the Weldon Railroad and
for anything know care, likeiy to stay there He
III never given little trouhe as since he took
possession OF TIE four miles of that railway running
from Davis FARM two miles south Of Petersburg,
wtihia feur miles OF Reams There some peopla
hers who believe his next step will be against the Dan
vile road that he will attempt move nst similar
to sherman's successful movement on JoncEboro. We
have idea that be will try this thing. He hasn't
Hood 70 deal With IN tue rst place. and taeu tho nearest
pout at which he could strike the Danve read without
crossing the Appomattox, forty miles from b3
Ton, whereas onesboro' but twenty from Sher
mans position s0ubwest cf Atlanta. lie VIII g.tempt
Il. There Is no such good luck II store for While
cannot undertake 20 say what ho win do Esxt, wo
know this is what he will not do.
THE NEGROES AT pUrcH car sHsLLRp By CuNEoATs.
We stated yesterday that gunbaats md OF
land batteries Wednesday eteuing broke tho
tony q tate prevailing ~ tue vlcuity OF Dulch Gap by
sheling Butler's negroes engaged cutting canal
the sld Gap. Ihe Howiett battery als@ took
hand ia the rombardmcnt the result o. tne operaton
is unknown. II probably had no other eject than e
tho negroes to lay down the shovel and the hoe
whne the hriug was going and make the nan il
the signal station very uncomfortable
The New York herald., 1864-09-20
sSSSsSSs~SssNsS
COLONEL W. = i. GROWER,
Died September 8, 1864.

Aged % years


The Eighth company of The seveniU regiment Cap,ain
G. W. smith, acted guard honDr oyer Tho body
while Governors shorty after two O'Clock
The National Gusl1, Colonel Clarke
rived the City Hail. tito fsEets ctrtcge forrf
The process then moved down Broadw and
to>nrook.yn where the body deposited in
O;ty Hal. Today the lnn inermoni ceremonies Will
take place.
FuSysAL or ALDERMAN McMAn0y.--The funeral Of Gel
James ,icNahou who a. the time bIs deth Alder
Of tho Seventh ward @. this city, will take place
from his late residence, s6 Henry street. this noroing.
requiem will be celebrated for The rerose OF ts
soul james church, after which remains viii
be conveyed Calvary Cemetery Tor intermen.. Tho
young man, Ia the prine Il lie, ana
irsvos widow and several children mGlrn his
time end.
a RE-Ifrxs DRIVER AaREsTEp--RuYsISG OyEg To
MANA named Mary Clifton, living AZ No Isl
Iudow street, run over in the Bcwery bv hcrse
and gig owned by Dr A. schultz but driven at reck
less rate py Frederick OFT. Efforts made
OFT at the time, but finding he pursuej the reckless
driver jumped from tic cle and ied lie was suhse
qrentiy and taken beiofe Justice nowrE for
examination. 1he woman, being badly injured, was
conveyed to The hospital.
InMacuLATg CoScgrnoS To-day tho eecond annual
picnic the lmmscu Conception Total Abstinence
Beneficial Society taxes place In J,nes' Weeds. This
young society already numbers above six hundred
bers en1 three hundred csdos. This festival hs pec,
undertaken by the gent or the total Abstinence
nepeacaI Society tor tho prascworthy ohsct aiding
in the erection Rcnoois Under the OF the Rev d.
anrrogh Ipst0r the hurch tie Immaculate Con-
ceptiou, East Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-20
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cusard mail ssosmship Scotia. Captain Judkins,
Will cavc'his port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The main: for Europe VIII close eight O'Clock to NOR.
row morning
The NEW YORK STANDARDIZATION for Europe--wi,I be
ready al seven O'Clock il the mornng viii give tho
latest dispatches from The Array OF Lieutenant Genora
Grant near Petersburg, Va. Tsa latest the
Movements OF General Sherman at Atlanta Ga and the
latest news from tho Union Forces IN sl Parts OF the
Country; Avery interesting Narrative OF Refugee from
Rch1ond, Va. showing the Condition Of Affairs 10 the
Rebel Capital accompanied with excellent Map Of the
cty, showing the public buildings interior lne
Of aeiences Interesting Accounts Of the Movements of
the Politicians Late and interesting News from Mexico
Cuoa, Central and Snuth America ST. Domingo, and re.
ports OF all Important events OF the week
Single copies IL wrappers ready for mailing five cents
The New York herald., 1864-09-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
m FRIED.

nxRsCS-Icnssom.--Ca Sunday SsltS rber 49, by tts
Rev :. Rock vol, a: the residence officiating
gyman SAMUEL GIkHsos to Miss ELzAHEsD d. JOHNSON all
Of Brooklyn.
HNvIA-Foyr --At the Barcelona Hotsi Sunday, Seq
teinber is, by tho Rev Dr. Cummings, JosB DE tsyA
RoaAy, EsG of Cuoa, 20 Miss JosgPHA foaT DE Eoa5ps
vRLA, from Barcelona, SDaD
MArsTis--LARRiE.--0a Sunday, September IS by the
Rev DR.. Traynor, Mr.. THOMAS Nh2rH 10 Miss ElRs L1@
KIN, all OF this city.
PnilLus--CRAHFoRp-O Thursday, Septerihsr Is. al
ths Fst Place Methodist Episcopal churcb South Brook
lyp by the Rev. A. r. Hunt. j. FRANK PHILLIPS 10 Miss
MARY v CRAWFORD both oI Broexlyn,N Y.
RosIMpS-MuNsoS.- Thursday, September rs. by
the Rev. Wra.. 7. Corbit, Mr DAyo IomNsoE to Mss
M. JOSEPHINE MUnsos, both Of this city
SHriUERD-BGKER in this city, on Saturday, Septer-
beE II, by the Rev hr. HIATT Mr.. Gx,RGR g. SHaruEar
OF Lynu, Mas 10 Mss LOUISA BAEES. OF Prov liSrcs
X l.. No cards.
Providence papers please copy
SoLosoNs-Huar--ln Philadelphia, or Sunday, Sep.
tember l5 by tho Rev Mr.. Pope, Of the Crown street
synagogue, Mr.. IEww SoLoMoss to Mrs SARAH Husr,
both OF londaD, Fngiand
TAtT-Brs On Wednesday, September a. at
ST. EgremoBt church. Ms9s RoscoK G, TAtT, OF Ashley
Falls, Mass, to S. EsMA BENJAMIN OF Egremont, Eiss
No cards
TooKER- AEI+or.-0n Sunday evening, September 49,
by the Rev. Ruben a. Looms nj the residence II Chas
Witpen, Esl T. LUCEs TooKrK to T. ANNE HlNNoa eldest
daughter OF the late VIM. Habnos Esq, all Of this
VAN DEEss-BRCGs. tina residence OF tho brides
father in Cosymans n r. on Wednesday. Septcf,ber
BY the Rev. Mr Wells Captain q. VAN DEe2rE. lato or
tho Twenty nth New York Volunteers, 70 Mss E,zA-
BETH BRGas, dsugbtsr OF W. S, Briggs. Esq.
The New York herald., 1864-09-20
Max;Mkian's Minister Received by
the Queen Of Spain.
AUSTRIA ABOUT TO REcoGMZe ITALY.
The Dan0-German Negotiations
Interrupted.
NAPOLEON IEp0RTED In FAILING HEALTH,

Tha steamship sidon. Captain Martyn which left Liver
pool p M the 9th and Queenstown on the 7th
instant arrived Ut Halifax at haf-past two yester-
dag on her voyage to New York
The Sdon reports the sLh instant, west Q Fastnst
Rcek exchanged Signals withth steamship Erin bound
Europe 18th instant latitude 81 longitude 32 passed
steamer, bark rgged showing coIored night signals,
supposed DO OF the Mcntrcal bound east
The Sidon will sail carly this tTussday) morning
for Now York
The steamship Hibernn, from Liverpool sth,,via
Londonderry 9th inst, passed Father Point yesterday
evening on her way to Quesec.
The news is five days later II s rurnerea that Austria
is about 70 recognize the Kiusdom or Italy
Nathaniel Palqfer a Co., merch anita OF LONDON, have
suspended Their liabilities 70 GOO oOO their
assets to the same
The Prince Princess of Wales embarked on the Sd
instant ., Dundee for Denmark
1t reported that Princess ragmar second daughter
King Christian. of Denmark, is about be betroihed
The czarwitch tae eldest OF the Emperor Of Rus
sia ALSO that the King marry Russian
princes.
1t was rumorss tina, the Brazilian government had re
jeced the propositions renewal OF diplomatic rcla
tons With England. recommended by the Portuguese
government and accepted by the British Cabinet.
Accounts from the indigo c1ops Of India unfa
vorable
Tho steamship 81. Patrick arrived al Geeuock thc
9th inst. VITA New York Gayces OF the 27td uit. viz
Newfoundland
The steamship City OF Dablo, which left Liverpool on
the 50 bound New York. put back on tie 6h wtl ber
machinery damaged.
Inc steamship City Of Baltimore from New York,
rived ~ iivernool on tho TIN OF Augnst.
Ihs earnshp Erln IRON NeS York, arrived at Queens
tawp the stb
rhs steamship North American, from Quebec, arrived
at Londonderry on the Slil inst.
ILe steamship Hapsa, from New York, reached South
amplon 90 The Tlh INST.
Tho Steamship city of limerick, from Now York, ar
rived ut Liverpool o1 tie Sth inst
The New York herald., 1864-09-20
Arrivals and Departures.

Erw oHrrAss-seamship Contno ntai-yAj " A South
worth Col ben Young, iunoc. Major tlasnbe Cap,
Myers z Henry Lieut. W y Furpess, Fred Nj lea uS
Consul at Mtzptlsn, Thcs clifford VI Git Capt "
Mason, col bnrtrRnd, Bake aud wife, Hssksi Capt
MORRISON, John klls. Geo Keller, Ma. u Il HntsAy
II Miller Col SLeibuinc-and so IN the sieerage.
DSpARruRxs.
nAvssA-s stcsmship Roancse-A Mcsso wNter , Com
stock Manuel Zalba, John Fordyce h,srTo sahA Cas-
lilo veancour de Armeuteras, Naisd.> nrs MANUEL
QafcA, Madame Eeuet Mrs J. Rice Miss T. Kline
Cuuninrham. john Kline. u Lipvc Nigel osnna, n
smith. Garcls. Louis SILVA. b Nr'sr.e, bradley,
Josa,h Hughes kcisrd Martin, z Van Tosset, r Hart y
n Perkins, VIM Hunter. David Primer, A Reharda,
JACOB A Cooiedce o Bavrett Downs Antonio DiAs,
jam Carmichael John "A Prsm, Daniel TOY Moses Me
Qresor Jas Mci.A, Rd.ard kiiord !asn Enori rsomas
icy, Fr Naeet wnl Nale l. Rnhe, Fsck. Hector Dab.
eclle, solomon eiL WIN 0'Kieliy, Arthur esy Chas
u Meredith MNrauo Avero. Michael kesfe. Frank sutaay
kmu Fereths ~ tvf and Corta Rcsl