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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08

sW-The crops in this section are looking
good, but the chinch bugs are commencing
on the wheat and barley, and if the balance
Of the season is not pretty rainy, it is fear
ed that The bugs will destroy the entire
crop Of small grain. The shower which
fell on Tuesday night did considerable good,
but that little is as nothing compared with
the amount Of rain needed. There has
been more rye sown in this country than
ever before, and from what we have seen,
it promises a good crop but that also
needs considerable rain, or it will not prep
erly fill. The prairie grass is suffering a.
much as anything for want Of rain, and
feed for cattle and horses is becoming quite
scarce
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
The Chronicle.
LOCAL g ITEMS.

AccIDExr.-As Mr.. Joseph Turton, an
esteemed citizen of this town, was driving
a horse the other day, it became unmanage-
able. and ran away with him, throwing him
from the wagon, and inficting dangerous
wound on his head The old gentleman
when found was thought to be dead, but
assistance was shortly procured, when he
WAS removed to his home where at last ac-
counts he was doing as well as could be ex-
pected. Hopes are entertained Of his re
covery.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
W. j. WRIGmEswoETu, Clerk.

PALATIiL BUSINESS E>TABLIsuMENr-
TIE hAABE Piano TABLESPOONS -One o.
the most comll tc successes that it has
EYER been our ii aS.lre 10 record, in tia,
business Of great and energetic competition
the piano forte trade, has been accomplish
Il by Messrs. j. Bauer & Co, Of New York
and Chicago, the representatives. Of the
k'iabe Piano" In those cities The great
popularity and Increasing demand for those
instruments has compelled the Messrs.
Bauer to remove their establishments in
each of the cities named, TO more extensive
and councillors pr misses In New York
they have leased the large five story marble
building No. $50 Broadway, one of the
most elegant buildings on that great thor
oughtare; and in Chicago they have secur-
ed the most beautiful location for that bust
ness in the city suite OF extensive rooms
connected with the magnificent Opera House
just completed. Each of these places will
tie decorated and furnished in u style of re-
gal >plendor that will surpaSs any rooms
used for like purposes in this country or
in Europe. The secret of this great success
is alone due to the brilliant and superior
qualities of the Knabe Piano. For ha, :
mony, sweetness OF tone, great power, and
a thorough equalization throughout the en-
tire scale, as well as their plant touch, they
are universally pronounced by the press
and the musical profession, as being unsur-
passed by the instruments Of any Other
maker. One of the most prominent quail
ties Of the knabe Piano, and one which is
generally overlook, by the purchaser, is
the superior workmanship which character
izes them, and it is conceded that thew will
retain their tone, and the general usages of
wear, far beyond those of any other first
class maker. In fact the Messers Bauer
guarantee the Knabe Piano in regard TO the
qualities we have mentioned for period of
ten years, which is double the time men
toned over any other Instruments
In connection with their extensive Piano
business the MesserS Bauer are largely in
the manufacture and importation Of music
al instruments !. nd almost every descrip-
ton Of musical merchandise, and dealers
and others will find at each of their estab-
llshments as varied and extensive assert
ment Of these articles, and as liberal in
ducements offered to purchase as can be
found in any northern city-Cbicogo Trs-
bs14
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MARRIAGE GUlDE-YOUNG'S GREAT PHYS
wi LII NGIE MARk E,.r...

MARRIAGE GUlDE-YoUNG'S GREAT PHYS
VA ILLOGICAL WORK, or, Every one bis own
DUctor-}eiug Private Instructor for married per-
sons or those but 10 marry, both male and female.
In everything concerning til" physiology and relat
Of offspring, including Ill The new discoveries never
before given in the English language, by WIN YOUNG,
NJ. D. This is really valuable and in eTesting work
wings All young married people, orth contempla-
ting marriage, and having the leasr inpediments to
married life should read this book. It iscloses Sc
crets that every should be acquainted with STILL
II is book hat must be locked up aud lie about
the house. 1t will be sent to any the receipt of
twenty five cents. Address Dr.. WM YOUNG No 4l6
SPRUCE St. above Fourth. Philadelphia. 35m6
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08

New SToRE-Mr Prater has just started
a new hardware and tin store IN Jones
Block, lately occupied by W. J;cka, jr. as
shoe shop. He has quite good stock Of
tin ware, and his tools being entirely new,
he is prepared to do all work in his line
in the very best manner and promptly.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
!. WRlGCLEswoRTU, Clerk.
Ordinance NO. 6

TIE President md Trustees Of the Village Of
DodgecuIe, do orduin as .to}loers
SEC. !. No person shall be allowed to
trade from place to place, within the Vii
lags OF Dodgeville, for the purpose Of carry
ing to sell, or exposing for sale, any goods,
wares or merchandise, unless be shall have
obtained license as hawker or peddlcr in
the manner hereinafter provided
SEC. 2. Every person desiring to obtain
a iic, nse as hawker or pedder, shall apply
to the President Of this Village therefor,
and shall deliver to him a note in writing,
signed by such applicant or bis agent, and
stating in what manner the applicant in
tends 10 trade, whether by the wholesale
or retail
SEC. 3. Every such applicant, before he
shall be entitled to such license, shall pay
to the Village Trs a~ury the following du-
ties: if he INTENDS 10 trade by the whole
sale the sum Of ten dollars; e he intends
10 tsde by re'ail the sum Of eight dollars
SIC. 4 It shall be the duty Of the Vii
laee Clerk to grant to every such applicant
who shall dthver 10 him the receipt of the
Treasurer showing the payment Of the
proper duties to The Village Treasury. a IL
g liSe amt signed ny himself and ty the
President Of said Village, a, thorizing snrh
applicants TO travel and trade in said Vii
age, as q hawker or peddlcr il the manner
stated in his application, for tie term Of
ne gear from the date Of such license.
SEC 5. Every person who shall be found
travelling and trading IN this Village con
trary 70 the provisions Of this ordinance,
or contrary 10 the terms Of any license that
nay Lave been granted 10 him as havker
Or pcddler, shall for each offence forfeit the
un o: twenty five dollars.
Dated June 9Th, 1865.
WILLIAM HESDY, Village Prcst.
tffnrt
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08

REAovAL.-W. Jacka, jr has removed
bis shoe shop from J. Jones old stard
to the binding formerly occupied by the
post office. He is often receiving additions
to his stock, and does good custom work.
Call on hun.
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1865.

RATS rerstS BIR DS--W hpever engages in shooting
small birds is cruel whoever aids in tx term i
correspondents to give The benefit of their
per.ece i'll driving out these pests. e need some
thing besides dogs cats and traps for this business
Scientific american, N. r.
G5- See "CosTAR's' advertisement in this paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
1865,

"COSTAR'S" RAT EATERMIMATOR is simple,
safe and suie,the perfect Ratification meeting
we have attended Every Rat that get it
properly prepared according directions, will sat it,
and every that eats ii viii die. generally at some
place distant possible from where the medicine
taken.-Lake Shore Mich Mirror
GEE See "CosTARs' advertisement in this papsr.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
1865.

INCREASE OF RATS.-Ihe Formers Ga=ete Eng
l;sh asserts and proves by figures that pair of
will have progeny and descendants no less than 65l,
90 in three years Now, unless this Immense family
be kept down they would consume more food than
would sustain 65,0}0 human beings
kSU- See 'CosTARs' advertisement in this paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08

H0USEKEEPERS troubled with vermin need be
no longer if they use 'CosTARs' Exterminator. We
have used ii to satisfaction and if box cost S.
we would have it. We have tried p0snns but they eff
fected nothing; but &C stars" article knocks the
breath out of Rats. NJ &C. Reaches, Ants and Bed Bags
quicker han we write it. 1t is in great demand
all over The country-M dt1,a, Ohio, Gazette.
Hg- See "CosTARls, advertisement in this paper.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
"Costar's'' Electric poWde.s for Inges

E-Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
Ey3- !. BEWARE :! . . If al worthless limitations.
AA-Sec that ''CasTAEs s. tame is each BaS, Bot
tie, ana Flask, before yOu buy.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
1865.

FARMERS AND HOGSl.k EEPERS-should recol-
lect that hundreds o dollars worth Of Grain, Prosis
ions, &C. annually destroyed by RATS, Mice. Ants,
and other insects and veInnail of which can he pro-
vented by few dollars worth Of = CosTARs' HAT,
Roach Ant &C. EXteruln itnr bought and used freely.
&c See "CosrAE's' advertisement in this paper.
Gl- Sold in Dodeevilie, Wis, by ". 3. BISHOP,
and all Druggists and Dealers. 5ni37
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08

This Machine is constru TED an entirely new
principle q mechanism possessing many and yalu-
able improvements, having heen examined by the most
profound experts, and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY
and PERFECTION COMBINED.
The following are the principle objections urged
against Sewing Machines:
l. Excessive labor 10 the l. Incapaciiy to sew eve
operator rr' tripton Of ma
2 Liability to get out of tel Al
order .. Disigrecable AID un-
o Expense, trouble, AMI pleasant noise while
loss of time Ih repair in operation
ing.
III E.naa,a,, Gon....l. Il -. u -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
HENRY .s. GUSTAV.

RE- PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 482 BROADWAY. NEW York.
Ia Sold by W. BISHOP,
and all Druggists and Dealers il Dcdgevil!e, Wis.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
1865.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT.-speakng of
g CosTARs" Rat, Roach, Ant. &C., Extermnator--
more gra in and provisions destroyed annually in
Grant County by vermin than would pay for tons of
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08

D0CKET CUTLERY RAZoRS. COMBS. BRUSH.
K es, Pocket 3oeEs, DC, in great variety at
BURDTCK'S.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
HISTORY OF TIE WORLD.
BY PHILIP SMITH. B. A.

ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL CONTRIBUTORS TO THE DIcTI0N
ARIES OF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES, BOG
RAPHY, AND GEOGRAPHY.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-08
z re ..
f. Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Exter's

Is a pastc-used f.r I.atS,
Afiee, touches, Btack and
Red arts, &c, &C. &c, &c.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-06-08
A'rawE CONVENTION.

The Ninth Au-ual Republican State Convention
will be held ut Des Mnines, on Wednesday, June
ltsh 1884, for the purpose Of placLg in nomination
candidates for the following Offices to be filled NJ the
snsuins General Election, viz:
One person for the office Of Governor;
One person for the office ~ Lieutenant Govern r;
enc person for the Office of Jadge Of the Supreme
dourt:
One person for the ONCE OF Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
The electors of the several counties OF the State
NSo ordially support the Federal Government In
effort to maintain the integrity Of the Union,
end heartily approve the policy OF treating treason
~ hennus crime, will be entitled to representa-
In the following ratio. One delegate for each
", aud one additional delegate for every hundred
votes. and fractional part of hundred over fifty,
including the Soldiers vote, cast at the late Pres
Dental election for the Union Electoral Ticket.
The armies of the are broken and dispersed,
bat the Spirit OF Slavery which prompts the desruc
sion of those whom II cannot control must he de-
stroyed; and fhe emblems of mourning which now
snshroud the Nation for its loss OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
whose name ia synonym for the purest pr ncples
81 Republican Government-impressively suggests
. duty to those who revere his memory and cherish
kls faith. a.
by order Of the Republican State Central Com
nitiee. ii. NJ HOXIE,
Dss Aones. May I, 1858. Chairman.
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San Francisco, Nav 81

odu L IduClSCO, May Oh
The overland mail is arriving regularly,
making through trips from New York in
twenty-six days. n.
Judge Field, United States Circuit Judge,
has refused the appeal to the Sureme Court
in the case of the City Of San Francisco
against the United States. The case in
wolves the title Of large portion Of land
within the city limits. 1t was decided in
favor Of the city by the circuit court some
time ago. .
The mining stock market continues very
much depressed, and whole lists of mining
stocks are lower. Custom house receipts
since January lst, amount to 100000 in
gold.
The prospect Of crops in California con-
tinues good. .. -~s
The charter Of the bark Bronb has been
revoked; and the Mexican emigration
scheme is at an end for the present. Will
liams and other leaders OF the expedition
have been held to answer before the grand
jury for attempted violation of the neutral
ity laws. ..........
The Panama pirate case was closed to-
day. Next Friday is set apart for counsel
to sum up for the defence.
A meeting was held in this city last eve
ming to encourage the opening Of trade
with Salt Lake via. the Colorado river,
from the head of navigation. Agood wag-
on road is to be open this year to Mound
City. ....- r.-...... ...... .e
Six thousand acres of land are soon to be
advertised for sale by the Central Pacific
States. These lands lie along the first 80
miles Of the road. The settlers in posses
sion will have the first privilege of pur-
chase. ..r.. ... ..I.
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MRS. PARTINGToN's LAsr.--Isaac was
reading to his mother the head lines Of one
of the telegraph columns Of the CONNER
cial, of Tuesday last, and when he came to
"JeF. Davis to be confined at Fort La!fay-
cite, the good old lady threw up her hands,
exclaiming: "Laws-a-me knew that he
wore petticoats, but didn't think that
would happen to him! Well, well, the con-
federacy is comm to piecesw The old Ia
dy resumed her knitting, and Isaac his
reading. "a. -H.# " H..
rBLocusts have made their appearance
In this region.
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7.3O LOAN,
There Notes areisued under date Of July 10. 1ses,
and are payable three year. from that date in cur.
rency convertible At the option of the hold.
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CLAIM AGENCY.

Soldiers, and the widows and heirs Of soldiers are
notified that am acting ~ licensed claim agent,
for procuring Pensions, Bounties, Back Pay and ali
| other just claims against the Government.
Charges moderate. and nothing unless claims are
allowed. EDWARD n. STILES.
r-is--u oAes Ppesits ottunva HsvSs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GOMETHING NEW!
~ RUSSELL'S SCREW POwE II
REAPER 81 MOWER,

"a Wath0m Cog Gearing.
Now offered t,the Farmers Of Iowa by l. W. IRVIN,
Agent ,Drakesville. Iowa. r.
The peculiar advantages claimed over all other
mashinss are: 1st-Durability. 2d-Ti. htness Of
draught Sd-Its adaptation to uneven ground. and
4th. the simplicity OF setting up and changing IRE N
Mower to Reaper, and vice versa.
TES7YKONIALS, -. .--,-..
thereby certify that 1 purchased OF I. ". Irwin,
agent, one OF RussetIs Scrsc Rc,cer Combn ed
Mower and Reaper, and find the same to he \ first.
class machine. Runs with as light draft com
mon ohorse pillow. cut In one-half day acres
and 100 rods; the meadow had not been moved the
season before and heavy coat Of old dry grass and
new was cut with ease I also cut Hungarian; In
short 1t works well In every particular, and would
recommend all farmers In need Of machi 10 to ex.
anime the machine before purchasing any other kin
OF machine. s. B. DO WING, .Drakesril1e,
The above singular machine will. be delivered ut
Ottumwa Tor sale In time for the present harvest
prices will not advance and this 10 an age Of In.
Provement, We respectfully ask all farmers Of Wa
pelo TO hold on and not buy until they see the aboys
machine. For particulars inquire Of Mr.. Grimes
Al his shop corner ~ Main and Green streets sppo.
site the Sinnamon House. where the machine can be
seen - soon AZ delivered In 0ttumwA.
l. w. IRWIN, Agent for Southern low.
n. B.-we expect to RISE or FALL In price with
other FIRST CLASS NACHIsEs Will still be in the ar
ket. nrgmi- ~. (may30l s-a or WI
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NEW ohLEANSs Tcp. 20, lou.
This is only continuing the one wrote
in the forenoon of to-day. just as sealed
it received one from you. dated the 10th
Of this month. 1t was on its way to Camp
Ford, but took the fellow in. 1t gave me
much satisfaction to hear that you were
all well.
Our brigade went into the fight about 10
o'clock. Each regiment fought on its own
hook. We had no commander, Colonel
Drake being wounded in the start. We
had but four guns with us-two in the front
and two in the rear. The two in the rear
did not get up in time to do anything. The
guns in front opened on them, but they
had picked their ground to fight on, and
had twelve guns against our two, and in a
few minutes they silsnced our pieces, killed
or wounded nearly all the battery men,
and killed every horse. They took the
4sa in in . short time. The 3sth came next.
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Macmillan will bo endangered by tho
troops. which Tuaroz will get from tho
American people in = way that will give
Napoleon no right to demonstrate will
Johnson. "@.- .
The Morning Post says:
Reliable information leads to the infer
ence that so far as johnson is concerned
he had no intention Of interfering either
in Mexico or what is more importantly in
Canadian affairs.
The steamer Havana brings Havana
dates of 3Oth and adyices from Galveston
by blockade runner Lark 2Sth, state grea,
confusion and anarchy reign in that city
| and Houston. The Lark was robbed OF
her cargo, taken there and returned to Hav.
ana i'm ballast. Gen. Magruder attempted
a speech TO the soldiers, but was Missed
and silenced. lie was told they had been
humbugged enough, and intended to set
tie affairs for themselves; Magruder re-
turned to San Antonia. TheTexans would
fightno longer and wished to return to the
Union. The Mayor and principal citizens
had left Galveston to meet federal officers
and hurry up surrender. .T,.
1t is also said that Gov. Mowry and Ash
bel Smith had gone to New Orleans to sur
render the State.
Mexican dates of 2Sth states that guerril-
las are as thick as ever. Negrete was at
Monterey with 5000 troops May I'd, and the
French troops were moving against the
place. Er EH 'n .t"'.
The Tribune states that Mr.. Conover,
whose testimony concerning completely OF
rebel leaders in the assassination is now
made public. He left Washington for
Canada a fortnight ago, to return few
days, but has not been heard from since,
though his presence in Washington is ur-
gently demanded. It is feared that he has
been foully dealt with. 81
There are no d.unionists In Virginia.
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1t short notice, and guarantee entire satisfaction
We also have on hand . large stock OF Goods for
Wholesale and retail, or exchange for wool. Mer-
chants viii md IL to their advantage to give Us call
II they want good Goods fov their customers. lib.
sral discount made to the trade. Give Us cali and
see for yourselves. E-IEI'0
G. p. KNIGHT, Business Manager.
~ Also agents for CAYUGA CHIEF REAPER 4
MOWER and STAFFORDT CULTIvATOR, the tive
best machines In market. -sg.Ia -
Ottunws. April IS, 1s65-3m.
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U. 8. $50 SIX PER CENT.
G. o LD.B EARlNG BON ID 3.

These bonds are now worth handsome prsmt
um, and are exemp,, as are all the Government
Bonds from State, County and municipal tarafio~,
Dhich ddds from one to three per cent. per ann1Ts
to he,r rclue according the rates levied other
property. Theinterest 10 payable semiannually By
coupons attached to each note, which may be sss
or and sold to any bank or banker.
3 The Interest at 7-80 per cent. Amounts 10
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u. s. 7-30 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES!
Se3O,oOO,OOO!

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Trsasury, the
undersigned, General Subscription Agent for the
sale of United States Securities ers to the publis
the third series of Treasury notes. bearing seven and
thres.tenths per cent. interest per snnum, iknows
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News of the Dav.

The receipts at the Great Sanitary Fair,
At Chicago. to Friday evening last, footed
mp between $50, 900 and $4,000.
Secretary Mccullough says the Govern
rnent is now ready to resume specie pay
ments, and would do so but for injury to
the business Interests of the country. The
opinion is expressed that resumption will
take place before many months.
Hon. John Catron, one Of the Judges OF
the United States Supreme Court, died at
Nashville, May s0th, aged 70 years. He
was a true Union man.
r A great fire in the West Division, Chi
saRo, Friday night last, destroyed proper.
ty valued ut $3.50, 600.
President Johnson, 1t is said, contem-
plates calling an extra session Of Congress
in October.
The State Department notifies the public
that persons entering the United States
from abroad, no longer require passports.
REQUESTED TO REsIGN.-In the Depart
ment of the Interior, Secretary Harlan is
exhibiting great vigor. Nine clerks, ap-
pointees OF former administrations, who
have by their speeches favored the South
ern cause during the rebellion, have been
notified that their designations will be ac-
cepted after the last day of this month";.
Two of these hold positions worth $1,000.
The Pope has issued two DEGREES, order
ing the qualification of, the Venerable
Berckmann and the solemn canonization
Of Josaphat Krincewick, Archbishop Of
Bolotzki, in Russia, martyred in 1923. --.
AN ENCOURAGING PRosPECT.-Many
people have been disposed toputlittle faith
in the payment of the rebel debt, but it will
unquestionably be paid when, by the terms
of the contract, it is due. The time speci-
fed is 'three years after the ratification OF
q treaty of peace between the Confederate
States and the United States Of America
~ Gen Sherman was expected in Chicago
tonight, was to put up ut the Fremont
House. Gen. Grant is expected 70 arrive
on Saturday. .- .-a.