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, 1865-12-23
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sohvsn!ent complaint to w nothing Of the dans Of
R g Il siie .s, mess
~ G1aSs n!atake No anoaat Of latent health
ehasEs ihe bowls md she sioaeh soon os essotis
tSnsteie sns tMia s ,ssspahy With ths atso2ls.
"a vef ae1nt;,sire oue roo. ii RaaWays = Eesas
Eslsk - No us.ter how sIas1ntus the dist1hGa %
y a.ss :e o = a. Fs.y .s so Ee
noa5 Y "t1E: Of sxeetcned water ual esas Il
9s1s ~ Ses pfs & e e I'll i,
& eseet eeft1esRos $. q sf a 2 tns sS
sSi III MI sE i: tsRsf es
R.e "a 9 o.! n!'ss5asa eoaa
,.ss s51sf sa T. 41sp.9s l. fGt
nt eioSs. IcaIy pPs!sa 9@ Il IL 81
assf1 IT, ts ISh r1ras how can
sas9 a,sas 4; fasd ssis s g e
e. il MASTER: baasay Relief will Promptly
a:;,p:~Diaas1i;;iE s1i;E1 IN TIE ARMY.
HEADeuAzl-e' 4Ss eAl. Rra'r. cAtr T*rEs. s.L1
DE-; Eanx.1 80 2 John ssrcet, 9ass E. r 'sa'
IT rs 5ess s;y
9rtv tne Sno TsFe 1endsred Insspactatsd IL
eses s@ea shsn e r. Fsa / Z .as Esa
ssi Il ss; I sS
sent ana psEfo1n,sd their duty n tbs aiienooap ri
lie edens stores of our sxeat "a H. see1 1 &, to
co. $|{$$5 il e{s;s3.R ss s.
:7f ,Sses,s ez Nlss
, 1865-12-23
La57-4 Yourself
ia. BAKERS SPECIFIC,


,1n.s Weulcinc SrHl cure fson0Er1scH.
s..GEL4 stiletuces senina. - Gn1kffcs*,
U rSpeIEiAtoFfncAsC CAoE4ecs B'Hea*e.
q rue EA5uneys a1i4 5slcGucTs aud NIL
Diseases of the Sexual Organs caused
s;x. eHnta1!' :,ies or F.n,. or sahness Of either
rrcr.r-tIpn, 50 celebrated in ali oar LARGE CTTiEs
Tor The CURE Of PRIVATE iISEASES IL row niIrrrtI
10 TIC atIitcted p.ld WARE NTED TOCUHE ali dfs.
:s; easSs e n Ssa' a.ya Organs Of ar scr e
TA~x F9-fro-,ge. csrrosE-
ILs .HsaAG45 . soElcG.3%
rs the nSI.1 SAFE md f:Fr1Anf,x 1.E,rEnv f,r ,ha
EEi:E o. sTEEMATOKEHEt. scleT5iiy ter,nnd " 1e
ENCESSITE INDTI(;ESCE which Is no.; 80 FEA Ii
Resder haYe yfn 49, " t ~ N ~ N''
11sA 81 = - 9SS9 Ss9k.1tS-91.4
Or any Disease Of the k1DSETE, BLADDER OF SEX
UAL ORGANS? DO HOT neglect 1t. DELAY Is Dilk-
QEROGs. Procure At oacc that celebrated and iafa
Nb1c EtMcdy.
~, Dr&-o-,.e. f~.n.a-
E5X. &a9EEl : S3DEE12E1
yv,,cn haa crYnED tho,.an5z mn, .,,,,,,ra. ,,1
sayea them from ti.c hsad3 Ci WEHCIIE ouIcKs. i
r.. n-I~.
OTs EtaNE4 8 5ECG1IlE
4 GKEAT and SELE;CuR
19!3r 4n!1 = - ~ 40 uis ~
, 1865-12-23

nISSOLUTION.-The partner
~ ship between The undersigned WAS dissolved by
mutual coLsent on the 18th dhy Of November last.
Ar McLeunap, having Disposed Of his interest In the
business 10 iz. treer. stttres from the rrtn. Mt.
Green E1lt continue the business at the earae
pIAte AZ heretofore. No, IS LaSslls street.
Qete1nber iSth, 1885, o. n. GREEN,
bi25p HUGH MCLEaHAN.
, 1865-12-23
Sz02, EEsesz C02z@Ke.

DR. CARTEHs5
CoUG@ 7AL15AM
win cure Coughs, Colds, ,Aathma,Coa-
sumption, Bronchitis, Splitting of
Elooo, Pain IN sho aida and 3raast,
Whoooing Cough, Group, and all dis-
eases cfto 9 Throat Ghost and Lungs
The ,moat perfect. pleasant a1d cncasious remedy
dscoyeted for al diseascs Of the ThEDa Chest
and Lungs, Il
Dr. Cartcr'x CoN%1l E3alsalns
Fender. hnvc you COUGH Fl. COLD, or my disease
OF tho Throat and Lungs2 Do not neglect It. Delay
y GanEc1ous. Procure 1t oucc the celebrated and L.
Ea1llble remedy.
DR.. CarteT's Cough Ralsum,
Which imGs1ncdta9e!y INN STOPS TIE COUGH, End cnEea
The WORST C0GGIlA and COLDS In few dnys. Thi5
Eta1SAMIs the Ho6 Perfect, soothing, healthy md
diseases OF tho 1n1Ea.
an12 take nothing eise,
Price Is cents foT trial bottle; 1azEe bottles, saper
bottle.
Sold At p. F. EAsTEELr cos Family atcl
ttne Stofe, 81 Madison street tlto Post O1Acc
Chicago 1 and % North Ftlth street, St. Louis No.
and for sale 1y all ntues tsts.
Sold. At Eholtsle. by BnESnAMs & VAN
sCHAACK. Wholesale Druggists. L. Lake strc:t,
Chicago.
, 1865-12-23

0bserre the following Symptoms:
Resulting ttom Disorders Of the Digestive CFxmE
Constipation, Inward P1Ics, Funess Of Flood to IN
Ien1l, AciditJ OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn.
pie@n.t for Food, Fulness or Weight IN thu
te-i0x at rho I!k Of tho Stomach, SWIM
miuF Of the Head. Hurried and Dttn-
cult B1eaihlnr, Fluttertax at tho
Heart, ,ChokinR Or Sutocxtlnx
Sensations Wheu p alytnE
FoAtuze, DimnesB OF Vts10u,
Dots or Webs before rho Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain In the Head. Do
The SKIN and Eyes. Pnln n the Side, Rack,
Cheat. Eh1he, &c. Sudden E1ushe8 Of Heat,
Burning Ii the FLESH Constant Imagininks Of KJU aud
GEeat depression Of SptEtu.
9tEnEd1BEB,
Thai tbs Buters Il mol dlcohole, eunka3as ~
RAM or Wafskey, and can't n,aEe
D1unkards, 6ut is Ms REST
TONIC in The WORLD.
READ WHO SAYS sos
FROM THE non. THOMAS B. FLORENCE
FEoA THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE
FEoA TIE u0S. THOMAS D. FLORENCE
WARRINGTON, Jan. III, rkL
Gean!emeo-Havtng stated Il verbally % You. have
During lon- and tedious eesson Of Congress- press
re ~ onssous artcs Eta51y Frustrated nc kind
nse h;s III aad sP fas ~. nf1e %
alar EeltesI much needed sud onts.nsd Gt11 mar
be 4aY &c sa s e Is
, 1865-12-23

Total. .2.2 Vessels with .-...... S8542 Tounace
The following is the statement Of the winter p.e-
cedlne showing IN increase fhc1 present wiutcf Of
81 vc-ecls end a decrcase OF S12i8 tons. umust,
loWesct, te remembered th0t the yetscls were
measured inst year by the old systcm; the pres-
cnt ycare tonnage on the snme ba.Is would be
about 1c4 a21 Of au fDcresse Of 10 67 tons burden;
, 1865-12-23

Of rosr onar S G9sseed Cd, Offering hu most Of It Is
at .oo. 80 bushcl: the latter fof psme. htrh N
WY anu EAAted u tIat Agnra koihinr nnin@ in
liN0th;. F1Axtc Is better at,t sa ue.s ~
ess Ut t1-o = bustei. ~1-'4 ~ t0e 2usu-
, 1865-12-23

OFrICE nF TIE pAYrT TKIpCEE}
friday Evening, Dee- p
BEEF EFCATTLE-AceorutuK to the BOARD Of Trade
REPORTS the receipts and ahrmen stn>s las: Is,uc
compared with The cc1respoaulnz period Of 1861 haye
been rs fo1ow 1t bhould be borne In mind that these
shtneets aaa receipts are really those Of the day pre-
cc6Ing: ..-
, 1865-12-23
nEM Qualifications:

Has the heart Of wonnn eyer sunS Its OWE JOY and
Bitterness moro perfectly than ii the " sosGs or
ExyrS ?"-GEO. WM. CGETIS.
, 1865-12-23
buBtIR6H UarnH
~ 1&37< r. HTEIYGFFTf oN
ABELL & M'RINGFELL0yF.

Attorneys ut Latv, md IernI Estatc Dealers
and Agents.
We buy md Helf Lots in Atchison, snd LActs In
htnsas and A!sso1rt raJ taxes Tor non.resdents,
6nlEe Titles to Real Estate. and prepare dees sad
otier conyeyances, and NIL promptly attcnd the
collection oi Claims, AID any other legal business con.
ndcd to Is.
Atehison, Kansas, Dec, 9, 1865.
baEJ AHELL & 3TELEGFELL0W.
TT E1lAN D. WALBRIDGE&CO
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. II BRIDGE STREET,
....a. Corde7 Whitehall street.
H.D. NAI1E1p9E. ! NEW YORK,
AtAAX XWALDRIDlE, {
Ccnstgnncnta solicited aud atyanecs madeby
L. 4. QsTRDI,
NO. ! 1conH building. southwest corner Cla5K aao
6e'm59eSm - CHICAGO.
, 1865-12-23

luy 70 the skin, by Uphauss Depfiatory PNnfers.
Fes Il Ma11sd a, t7 t2 any adsess SoE q = by U
for "lphdm's .,ilItoFp Ponder" md take 40 otaeT
LORD q SMITH, 93 Lake street, General Age3tg
, 1865-12-23


IL y hofF p mora ac:isity e1t;ts Q: " Tbomas 4 Co..
ar ~ vii l!led Sales Include s heavy hogs at YXo
s4e from the hooks. We note sales oi % bis ess
PORK At $3.50 sad 10 90 green hams At 1sc from TIC
blocks md S0 DO nt 15 and 50 Ec1 prime lA:d 17c
, 1865-12-23

Local stocks arc very duu. We qao.c:
SssE SssE ssss:z ssss:y s. Sri si5: = s,ss
Chamber OF Conf, DID,. Is N
Gold here was very quiet. with sale. on the sreet
By ,fokers at 143J 145,8, At which range 1t closed
eicadg. ki!rer was dull Al 126Glss.
We arc authorized to state that the interest On
OF the Stase Debt Of uiinols, matuzin. January
1t, 1s66. vtn be paid ut the 0cean National Bank,
IN New York city from tie 1st to the 18th Of jan
ElEy.
In Baltimore there 5e No chance whatever to
note In The condition Of thc money Market Money
is Offering very freely on call 1t 6l7 Q cent, the
oe:nes. in TACT being largely in cxccs. Of the de-
mand End commercial paper can be readily placed
at the quotations, which ares = cent for best
names, and 1p91s 2 cent for second class.
The Ealtlmore Commercial pays the following
tribute to the tadlca change III the feelings Of the
Stock Boatd Of thai city: tWc arc very mach graf
itc6 10 earn that the Stock Beard has nt last BE-
couc patriotic, for we understand that fu tho iutcr.
I'm o1 business to-day tHall Columbia was sung
acd received with great enthusiasm. Considering
The political antecelents Of many Of the menbcra
II nGofds very gratifying evidence Of progress in
the right direction"
In New York the supply Of money increasez,
and the taarket may be reported decidedly easy
Thc1r appears, however, 10 be lt1le chance Of the
rate on call falling to per cent while paper raneea
70 high. and Government securities are paving such
high rates Of interest.
Ibc general street rate is seren pcf ccpt; pecas-
toral loans made to the larger honscs on Cor
esnmens at SIX PER cents but these a.c rase c1cep-
hous. There IL rlther more currency for p.pes.
and the tntet slightly iasor the zel1er. The best
notes st!ll pass al 7G9 per cent with minority 1t
per cent; other grades, Less known. but In
an tarF.
, 1865-12-23

GKAN-NheAt-Market 4pujosl1Y unchanged In
sArS cosn stezdJ NJ SIC IN bags. Oats-Dcaiers arc
Ao!dirg Ht SC tn ha.K m abatement Of 1c from Last
week Harley steaoy At Sl.51SeL55 . 100 ns, EYh =
Small lots q G selling At t141 &c.
, 1865-12-23

A"erickenI Iin5nacat
Will cure Bruises, sprains, Cuts,
WouEdsy Ehaumatisn1 Contracted
Tendous, Ewaued Joints. FAin OF
Weakness in the Back and ali local
or Hoates Pain IN the System.
It's So:te. penetstne. md healing nroperties a.sc
1nemsces to the ycf5 bones and gtfa tie sufferer In
ss:ut EelieE
It Is the most eh1caccrs Linlncnt cycr invented
FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS.
It will cure Stratus, Cuts, Bruises, Chafcs, Calls,
Scratches, SPAWN, Iusbonc, Or any Wounds
1f A17-It ira rio
, 1865-12-23

Exactly What you Want.
MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE, ksogn aud
used over % years. Daily ircseasn. IA pubtlc favor
Complete In one bottle, No wash. No trouble. Does
not crock or stain. Produces lustrous black or
brown. as dcalred. Does not niure the hAr- Price Is
ctnfs.
Sold By Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
un1i&f23 cft 1ta4Y UxaA
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

EXTRAORDINARY KISSING When any
collecting or begging is to be done, it is
usual foryoung ladies to start out on the
mission. as it is well known that it is d very
hard thing for man to refuse them-in
fact no man with heart can bear to to see
them pout over refusal while it is within
his power to give. OF the many schemes
for the benefit of !.e soldiers, one to raise
money was started recently in Kingston,
n. Y. A young lady engaged as mission
airy collector entered store and made her
usual Appeal She was informed by gen.
tleman that he would contribute % cents
for every kiss she would give him. Like
true martyr she accepted the proposition,
and soon ran up bill of $3.50 This lady
impaired 500 kisses, and allowing one kiss
per second, she occupied but fifty minutes
in the operation. They must have been
plastered on thick and fast, hardly allowing
time to taste.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

A GENIUS FOR INVENTION Colonel W.
D. Mann president" OF the huge petroleum
Swindle which exploded the other day in
New York, appears to have had some
genius for invention. The Detroit Free
Press says he was one Of the persons elect
ected by employees in the quartermaster' S
department to represent the state of Louis
lana in congress but who did not happen to
lie admitted. He is also known in Michi-
gan as the inventor of an improved COM
binaton ,inapsack and cartridge box" and
as the protector of a buggy brigade, =
neither Of which inventions did he find so
profitable as "The United Service Petro-
leum" invention.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

swOur office was nearly surrounded on
Tuesday last by the circus and the indis-
pensable attaches Of such Institutions
sidc-shows, candy shops, lemonade stands,
&c. Under our window was stand where
''lce cool lemonade" was dispensed for ten
cents glass, though there was not bit of
ice within eight miles. On the north of our
Office the tent of a side-show was pitched
from which we were reg aled from morning
till night by the music of hand organ,
which played such beautiful airs as bold
privateer," ''the girl left behind me, and
"old dog tray Some might think it
monotonous to bear "old dog tray" for an
hour or two at stretch, but there is moth
ing like music, and we were not much an
moved, for having been where we were
obliged to hear young misses take their first
lessons on the piano every hour in the day
for three months at time, without the
privilege of gazing on their lovely coun-
tenances; and then being in an office where
a day school was taught in the room over
head and the one adjoining our sanctum for
the next nine months, we have got so that
we can stand almost anything.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

WISCONSIN CAPITOL have for some
weeks been receiving this paper, which has
lately been started at Madison, but until
now have neglected to call the attention of
our readers to its worth. 1t is published
by VIM. j. 7 ,rk & Co, and edited by Col.
r. A. Caikins, iate of the third Wisconsin
cavalry, but formerly Of the old Madison
-41ynS. who is known to be one of the smart
est, keenest and most talented editors
in the state. The Capitol is good appear
ing sheet, and we wish it success.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

THE SPIRITUAL CAsE.-The Rocbes-
ter Union says: "The case of Mr.. Col
chester, the spiritualist. who is to be
tried at Canandaigua, promises to be
quite exciting. It will be remembered
that the =. S. commissioner contends
that Colchester should take out Jug
gler's license, while Colchester insists
that his operations are the workings of
spirits. Prof Anderson, the magician.
has been summoned as witness for the
government to show that he performs
the same things done by Colchester.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

.Y-i great many have asked the ques-
ton, "what is the meaning of that jaw
reaking name (Equescurriculum) of the
show that performed here on Tuesday
This word has been an astoniSher as it
doomed up in big letters on the side Of
buildings and fences for two weeks past,
and all sorts of ludicrouS interpretations of
its pronunciation and meaning have been
INDUCED IN. 1t is formed Of two Latin
words, EGues, horseman, and Curriculum
a chariot race-course. That's all.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

~ One evening last week the night was
made hideous by the unearthly screams of
a lot of Indians, who were entertaining the
boys and girls in the Court House, by Civ
ing them an exhibition which they call
ed an Indian War Dance. The long and
short of it was that a number of persons
had been induced to pay % cents each to
see dozen half naked, lazy, dirty Indians,
move around the room to the time of an
old powder key with piece Of buck skin
stretched over it, and to hear them yell,
which they did, in the most unearthly man
ner imaginable.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

SEWING MAcHINE-We just received
from New York one of those celebrated Will
cox and Gibbs sewing machines. It's the
most Simple, the stillest, and the handsom-
est machine we have seen. 1t will sew
very fast and good; it is the least trouble to
adjust the length of stitch and tension on
this machine than any machine we ever saw.
1t is pronounced by almost every one the
best family machine manufactured. 1t can
be seen at our Office. For sale cheap.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

~ Curing people by the laying on of
hands is becoming quite common. We
have never witnessed The manipulations of
professors of this science, as applied to
adults, but We have often seen children who
were very bad, cured in that way. In
these cases it seemed important that the
hands be laid on severely, and in the right
place.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

MARRIAGE GU1DE-YOUNG's GREAT PHYS
WI BIOLOGICAL WORK, or, Every one his own
Doctor-Belng Private Instructor for married per-
sons or those ab nut to marry both male and female
In everything concerning the physiology and
of offspring including all the new discoveries never
before given IN the English language, by VIM YOUNG,
NJ. D. This IS really valuable and interesting work
1t Is written II plain language for the general reader
and is illustrated with upwards of one hundred enera-
wings All young married people, or those contempa-
ting marriage, and having the least impedments to
married me- should read this book 1t dscloses Sc
crets that every one should be acquainted with STILL
it is book hat must be locked up, and not lie about
the house 1t viii be sent any the receipt OF
twenty-five cents. Address DR.. WM. YOUNG, No 41G
SPRUCE e., above Fourth, Philadelphia. 35m5
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

They kill pigs by steam in Chicago.
A great iron claw, with five fingers hooks
out the pigs which are quarreling below, and
lifts the porkers to glbbet near by, and
then plunges them again into scalding wa
ter. By the machine fifty porcines are kill
ed, scalded, scraped, cleaned, split and hung
in rows ready for sailing within an hour
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

POPULATION OF DANE CoUNTY.-The
total population of Dane county IS ST.
094-a gain of over 1000 since 1860.
Nearly one-third Of the inhabitants of
the county were born in foreign lands
The number of negroes in the county is
So The population of Madison city is
9,191-a gain since 1860 Of 2,543.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

STARTLING RUMoRs.-The people of
many western towns were startled last
week by rumor that President John
son was dead. The Green Lake Spec
tator, and the Portage Register, publish
the report. 1t also partially prevailed
at Chicago and Milwaukee, and was
brought here by some passengers, but
it was speedy contradicted. Madison
Capitol.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13
Col Richardson, in speech at Maids

Col. Richardson, in speech at Maids
on, says Of the returned 18th Regiment
which was under his command
1t went ont with 80 officers and 984 men,
has received by enlistment 42S men, and
by draft $50, making total of / 1856 men
who have been connected with in. There
were % officers and 509 men mustered out
with the regiment, Of whom some over 500
came home with the regiment and the re-
mainder are sick in hospitals or otherwise
scattered. There have been NC killed in
battle, 50 died Of wounds. % died while
prisoners of war ont Of 81 taken prisoners
and - died of disease, making 375 whom
the regiment has lost by death, while fl
officers and 694 men have received honor
able scars, making l,l20 who have either
died Or been wounded in the service.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

GETTING RICH RAPIDLY.-John VI.
Lamb, who formerly peddled papers in
the Army of the Potomac, is now worth
500, 600, and is one of the Directors
of the Second National Bank, just estab-
lisbed in Richmond.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS-shoud recol-
!ec that hundreds Of dollars worth of Grain, Proys-
ions, &c, annually destroyed by Rats, Mice, Ants
and other insects and yermn-all of VII c be pro-
vented by few dollars worth of $ CosTAR's' Rat,
Roach Ant, &C., EXerminator, bought and used freely
SIS See 'CosTAR'si advertisement in this paper.
Rs Sold in Dodgeville, Wis, by w. 3. BISHOP
and ali Druggists and Dealers 5m37
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13
VIM. J. LAUGooN,
Asst Secretary.

rg@Rev. Thos. Butterwick informs US
that he has as yet been unable to find his
mare which disappeared about the 18th ult
She is a dark Roam mare, lighter on the
hind quarters than elsewhere. She has a
windgal on each leg, and is about eight
years old. Any information leading to her
recovery viii be thankfully received.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13
-Recentlv at Drorhead Ireland an al,

Recently at Droghead, Ireland, an old
soldier named Mcdaniel, married lady
Seventy-four years old. Mcdaniel is her
fifth husband. 1t appears that her pre-
v,ouS husbands were soldiers also, and
each upon his death-bed recommended one
of his companions in arms to his spouse as
her next husband, a suggestion which she
has invariable acted upon.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

~ Along with the circus which visited
our Village on Tuesday last, as is usual
with such performances there came num-
Der of gamblers who were intent on making
a few dollars from the people collected
there, by establishing lottery stands of
various kinds, and inducing the creduleus
to invest, when, as consequence they
would be swindled. But our efficient Vii
lage Marshal informed the gentlemen that
that little thing couldn't be di.,' and so
compelled them to close up their establish
ment forthwith.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

rEg@ We learn that a number of citizens
from Wyoming have gone to Missouri, with
the intention Of locating there if suitable
farms can be obtained. More we believe,
are making preparations to go.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

NEGRO SUFFRAGE - If the Southern
States will provide that every black who
can read nteligentiy, who owns real estate
and has paid tax, shall be a voter, we
would gladly accept this as a sett lement Of
veXed question, though it would probably
not, for the present, enable one negro in a
neutrality-suspicious. not one in five hundred
to vote. But if the blacks are to be pro-
scriDed and banned forever-if they are to
be taxed 10y the votes Of whites who pay no
tax, yet allowed no voice in levying those
taxes or spending those proceeds-if they
are to be held evermore as outcasts and
lepers in the land OF their birth--ift they are
to be debarred from all political rights by
the votes of Three Millions of Rebels, :"
and told that this is their punishment for
having aided to overthrow the rebellion
why then we think the republic will owe
them a determined effort to see them right
ed, and we shall incline to make that effort
" Y Tribune
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

The crops in northern Mississippi
are excellent. A great deal of corn, is
being raised. and fruits are abundant.
The wheat harvest. nearly over. is fully
one-third more than has been raised fcs
years.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13
The Chronicle.
LOCAL AElTEMS.

SINGING ScHooL.-We are informed that
j. 7. Taylor, the singing teacher who has
been giving course of lessons in this vii
lage, has given such good satisfaction that
his friends have prevailed on him to teach
another term, which will commence on
Saturday evening next. Those wishing to
learn to sing viii do well to avail them
selves Of this opportunity.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-13

EASILY MENDED.--The Albany Journal
says THE democratic journals are predict
ing split in the Republican party. If
this should happen, it is suggested that
President johnson, as an old tailor, will be
able to repair the breeches without difficult
ty