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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-03-15
Anti Monopoly Meeting.

A great anil railroad monopoly meeting
was held at Warren, H., on the 7th inst,
at which the counties of 10 Daviess, Steph-
enson and Lafayette were fully repre-
scented. They passed series of pream-
bles and resolutions, affirming that wide
spread dissatisfaction exists among the
producing ard mercantile classes of com
munity III the Northwest. growing out Of
expressions and abuses on the part OF
railroad companies that the people have
too long been silent; and that the time
has arrived when further submission would
be highly reprchensible that it is our
boundcn duiy to oppose and Snake off the
burden thai The interests of both rail-
road and farmer should be mutual, and
one has no right to impose on the other;
that it is the duty of the Legislature to
pass laws restricting railroads in their
charges, and number Of other resolutions
affirming the same facts and aiming at
the same remedy. Such meetings will be
likely to have good effect We are glad
when we see the people lake matters in
their own hands, and firmly and unfinch-
inglv affirm that Justice shall be done.
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WHEELER
g w. REESE.

rNEAL.R IN DRY GooDs GROCERIES. READY
~ nude clothing, millinery laiits' dress goods.
Yankee n ltions etc. Give US a call. l-iy
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HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.

- A SMALL DWELLING HOUSE AND
|5aaaae lot, pleasantly situated in tn: village
5Isbs Of Dodgeville, is offered for SALE There is
seaah on the lot twenty five thirty bearing fruit
trees, and abundance of shruhhery Terms cash.
WIN WHEELER.
Dodgeylle, March 7, 1866 2i-tf
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AMAsA coBB. ALEX. WILSON. Jas. =. sUDhufiI
COBB, WILSON, & SUDDUTH,
frormerly eohb & sud,,utbo

(Formerly Cobb Spdtuth.)
4 AWYERS. Mineral Point Iowa County. Wisconsin
lFill attend Fpprufessinna business nl correSpon-
dence as heretpf,re. VIII procure Pensions "ltain
Bpunties fsom the state and Fe'.t,l Sernment ant
pr1serutc claims ag anst them nppn any liberal terms
Oh ,e opposite art II use. IN stairs. l2yl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-03-15
WESTERN HOTEL.

pQDGEyILLE, =: WISCONSIN.
Il ME undersigned would respectfully ask a
f<sEA sare OF tire pnblic patronage Ills table
isssSAn rll always Ice furHshe, in good taste and
ssG{&$ Ms room are large and airy ,and in every
@ss&ze2 1eartment the intention will be to consul
fhe comfort and wishes ofhis patrons Good stables
and attentive ostlerS always in readiness.
,arisrs by the day week furnished with all nee
essary c0nYenisnces aud at reasonable rates.
sgS- ages leave this house daily north and south
nG-ly JOHN K. ROBERTS.
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w Senator Howe has our thanks for
copies of speeches, documents, &c.
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NO. 26,
SEWING MACHINES !
EMPIRE
SH UTTLE M ACHINE

PATENTED FEBRUARY l4TH, 1860.
Salesroom 536 Broad,coM Neso York,
& 250 Washington st. Boston.
This Machine is constructed on an entirely new
principle mechanism, possessing many and VALUE.
able improvements having been examined by the most
profound expeBte and pronounced to be SIMPLICITY
and PERFECTION COMBINED.
The following are the principle objections urged
against Sewing Machines:
l. ExcecSsiye yelahorto the l. Incapacity t. sew
operator. ry description of ma
2. Liability to get out of tcrial
order. s. Disagrecabc a,d un-
3. Expense, trouble, AMI pleasant noise while
loss of time in repair in QPeEatioH.
ing.
Tie Empire Sc'cing Eaehine ix Exempt trons
all these Objections.
IT has straight needle ,perpen 1cular action-ma o
the LOCK or S1IUTTLE STITCH which will neither
RIP RAVEL,ani is alike on both sides: performs
perfect sewing every description of mate Iial om
leather to til finest nasnOk musin,wh cUtton lin,
en- silk thread, from the coarsest to the imest nu
Der.
Having neither CAM nor COG-WIIEEL and tn
east possible friction it runs as smooth glass,
mphatically
NOiSc1css Machine.
1t requires FIFTY PER CENT less power todrivo
it than any other Machine in mark girl oftwelye
of age work it steadily, tout fatigue u m
jury to health.
It's strength and WONDERFUL sJMPLIGITYof
construction render almost impossible to get out of
order, and is GUARANTEED by the company to giye,
entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire to
supply themselves with superior article to call and
examine this UNRIYALED MACHINE But in
especial manner do solicit the patronages of
Merchant Tdilors, Coach INnkers, Shirt Gn1
Bosom Makers, Hoop. Skirt .HannfaeturefS>
Dress Makers, Corset Makers, Gaiter Fit,
teqs, Shoe Binders, Vest and PentalQ0~
Makers.
u.s. Religious and Charitable Institutions will be
literally dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINES, COMPLETE.
No. /, Family Machine with Hemmer compete..Sc0
No. Small Manufacturing, with extension table. Is
No3 Large $ g %
No. 4, Large, for Leather. .................l00
CABINETS IN EVERY VARIETY.
We want Agents for all towns in theUnitcd States
Canadas, Cuba, Mexico, Central and South America,
where Agencies not already esablisbedt to whom
liberal discount will be given, but make no censgn
| ments.
Orders may be sent through the American Advertis-
| ng Agency, $50 Broadway, New York.
T. J. McARTHUR & CO.,
| 29-1y $50 Broadway. New York.
| A. BURNHAM e CO,
Detroit, Agents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rs
FARM FOR SALE.
1870 Acres Under Cultivation.
NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves indebted TO the firm
of Burrals& Cnter for medical sery ices particu
lrly requested to call either Of the unders gned
rnd settle Immediately, thereby saving cost and
trouble.
G w BURIAL,
Ii. c. CUTLER
Dod@eYille, MAJ ich 49, 1866. a6-tf
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r. D. BURDICK

DEALRR IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS
~ Oils Dye StulIs, Perfumery, Stationery Cut
tlcry, School Blpls, &c, &c.
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DODGEVILLE MARK EFT.
MI A e TssI E AO :.

In Dodgeyile on The Sth Of March, by Rev w. IL +,
Palmer Mr. RoBgRT TYEER and Miss CATHERINE RULE,
both of DoGgey ilie 88-tS
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SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.

Collects back pay fer discharged .sorliers. BOUNTY
aI1nst and back pay fer hers of deceased Soldiers.
Pension certificates procured B Junty cl4ims settled
prices established by Law.
n2f-iv SAMUEL ". REESE, Ait'y
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A. E. SMITH,
WISCONSIN HOUSE.

ARENA, WISCONSIN.
SssTAs, TIE Stage leaves this house every morn
E.aEEs ing (except sunday for Dodgeyilc. Mineral
E-sgr Point and Plattevile. The travelling public
1Skasa we'll and comfortably Accommodated at this
house Good and attentive hpsiers in attendance and
every convenience for the accommodation of travellers
Board lay the dayor week at reasonable rates. Give
as call. JAMES ROGERS.
Oct IS 1858. 6-3m
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G. ". BU RRALL, VI. D,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Dodgeville Iowa
4 County Wise ,nsin. nl-ly.
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WHITNEY SMITH.

sEaANEER AND CT 3RfER, Mineral Point, Wis
Leather fal kinds also Hair far Piast-ring, al
ways hand ,cheapf,T cash. job Work done at shor
notice and on moderate terms. n26-tf
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GEO. D. s-ILBER, M. D.,
CsURGEoV AND PHYSICIAN. MINERAL POINT,
- Wisconsin.
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DIR. w. w. ALLEN,
rlHqsIcIAN & SURGEON Ay0cA, IOWA CoUN-
.v wis p5-1y.
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Business Cards.

". L. COON, M. D.,
nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, West Blue nds
iowa County, Wis. lyl4
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Amount Paid Statei Amount Re-
owns. County & Sch Tax turned Delin-
and Sunt'dt Salary oupnt
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County superintendent for Iowa County Wis.
DATED N .rcll l3. 1886. 2e-v7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
DENTISTRY

E9EN'TES'ENf2Y V.
It. H. KNAPP
DENTAL SURGEON,
No. I79 CANAL STREET
DIR, KIN PIP has the most improved Anasthec Prenara-
ton for POSITIVELY EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUF
PAIN andalso PERFORMS EVERY OPERATION IN
THE DENFAL PROFESSION, according to the latest
Scientific He the character of his one
raons for BEAUTY and DURABILITY for The last quarter
of century this city is well known to need comment
from himself In regard to prcs he offers no competition
with quacks and Requires only fair remuneration for his
services
S0UTEEERR DGNTAs. oGrow-,
BENZ. F, HOPPER
SI ST. Oha-Ies straet. Corner Union, New
urfSthDR,
full supplg Of 113NTAI MATERIALS Of all kinda,
ssting ii ot
lns5rUueptB Operating GhRlrs ard SpittUcn6
Teeth; g7ld and Tin Foil; Gold, Silver Patlas Piat
Fiisa; VuicanHers; Rnbher, I.atheti
Rrush Cotton aud Corundurl Wheels
Arkansas STONES, stc., etc etc
orders ~ mai promptly execntad
AdaFpsE. anFva LnGE BOX No. 7gl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

G{Es EsCENT CITY MUSEUM
40 AND 40 ST. CHARLES ST. OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Open from 8 A, till Il P N. Daily.
r. W. sCHAFFER. MANAGER.
The Museum building has been reed and enlarged at an
enormous expense, expressly for the Cioes to be exhibit
ted the Elm.
OVER TEN THOUSAND CURI0srTtEs, comprising
Wild Beasts, Birds Fishes Insects Minerals Paintings
Coins Relics of the 'eyolution wonderful thnes from
every part of the known world viii be found on exhib
ton In connection with the above curiosities AMFSS
GREAT TRAVELLING MENA0ERIa, consisting of African
Liens Tigers, Leopards, Hangar os Buboons Birds Etc
will be daily exhibition together with celebrated Chinese
Juggers and Arts who will perform wonderful and DARING
eats in Knife Throwing. Etc, he intrepid LA BELLE
LOUISE and her erformtag animals will daily add to the
attractions of the Museum.
Admission 80 cents; Children 25 cents.
The Crescent CITY Museum viii Wednesday, Oct 10th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
GRAND DEE RALL

To be given by the
CoNTIvIAL REsUsCITAToRs OF MIRTH,
At the MOREsQUE BUILDINGS, On WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 49, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21


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F. Ii. Hall.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
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SCHWA IsT's rATs NE
LAVA TITS FOR GAS BURNERS.

100 barrels LARD OIL landing and for sale 10y BY the
barrel KEARNY. BLOIS & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

- Aoutsinnn State TsauIk-New Orleans
October 3d. S6The Stockholders of this Bank requested
to call at the Banking House, the lt of DECEMBER
next and for thirty days heeaer in order to examine
statement Of the affairs of the usion and decide upon the
prophety of ofreducing the capital stock.
By order Of the Board L. BERNARD, Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

Tae legal investigation the origin and Of the FIRE
which occurred in the occupied by Mr. Payan No. z
Canal stte night ofhe lst ns having proved that
the fire Intentionally set BY
known the undersigned offers reward ofFve Thousand Dol
lars the arrest end conviction of the incenaiary
JOHN YOUENEs, Fire Warden,
Na, o-1anre NV II 1s6f
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-04
Political Matters.

The Wisconsin Assembly has endorsed
Congress by vote Of so to $.
The California Senate have passed reso-
luions endorsing Congress by vote Of 80
to Al.
The President, on the 23d, expressed his
disapproval of Mr.. Stewards proposition
for universal amnesty on condition Of the
establishment of free suffrage.
President johnson has refused to accept
the resignation Of f. S. Cleveland, Postmas-
ter at Hartford, Conn, who is opposed to
the Union candidate for Governor because
Of his opposition to the Presidents policy
Of reconstruction.
The President has finally voiced the
Civil Rights Dill, which proposed to confer
citizenship, without the right to vote, upon
ali persons born within the United States
excepting Indians not taxed. A strong
eflor, will be made to pass the bill by two
thirds vote over the veto.
A committee from New Jersey waited
upon the President, March %, and present
ed him with series Of resolutions passed
at q recent meeting in Hudson county. II
few remarks made hy Mr. johnson on tn
occasion, he said: "My line Of policy is,
think, unmistakable,' and have advanced
too far in life TO make any retrograde move
ment''
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-04

which every visitor to Naples has tasted, to
the purplc-tintcd sweet wines Of. the Cape ;
from the common wines OF the Macon vine
yards to the rare vintages Of Medoc. Tho
value of this collection amounts to about
any thousand dollars.
I'VE learn by TIE London Lancet that at
Hcderslebcn, il Prussian Saxony, upward
Of ninety deaths have ocourreAffom trichina,
while the number OF pcrssSS sattscked has
been several hundred. All this havoc has
been caused by ono. trichnous pig The
butcher, having recognized the abnormal
appearance of the pig, had carefully dis
gliscd il by mixing it with the meat Of two
healthy pigs, or added it in small pieces to
larger joints of pork to make up weight.
lie made this confession shortly before his
death, which was caused by trichiniasis
contracted from his own meat His wife
also died Of the disease.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-04
Fenfan Movements.

The British Government has ordered the
opening and examination of all letters from
the United States to parties in Great Britain
suspected Of Fenianism.
A New York paper says that James
Stephens, Head Centre of the Fenian Broth
erhood, has certainly escaped from Ireland.
II was disputed at first, but is now generally
conceded.
The Fenian Head Centre at Kingston, G.
W., has been delivering q speech in which
lie claims there are 10000 Canadian Fe-
mans. The affair shows that freedom Of
speech is not gone in Canada yet. sl4
A Speculation, well known in Washington
as having made large purchases Of arms,
munitions, &C., sold, among other articles,
to the Fenan leader, Gen. Sweeny, week
ago on Wednesday, twenty thousand army
revolvers and seventeen thousand forage
caps.
There was panic at Montreal on the 22d
inst, over report that 10, 900 Fenians were
moving for the Isle Aux-Noix, on the st
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-04
Financial Items.

Corliss 4 Co., Of New York, announce
that they willspay, in gold, the interest on
the $50, 300, coo Mexican loan, due April l..
The United States Supreme Court at
Washington has just decided that shares in
National Banks are liable to taxation by
State authorities. #~se
The following statement shows the amount
of currercy OF al descriptions issued dur
ing the last month gold notes. 50, 600, 900 !:
fractional currency, SlG6, SOL legaltender
notes, Get 900 old issue; currency, 1912.
Total, $7,ls2,s12.
The knayes who robbed tho safe of Mr..
Rufus R. lord in New York, Of 81, 500, 900
in United States and other stocks, viii not
realize much booty, as Mr.. Lord had
taken the precautioa to register most Of his
United States stocks, and TO fill up to his
own order his United States 80 per cent
Treasury bonds. 0@k t
During the last year Of the war the Post
Office Department earned net profit Of over
$4,000 from tho Nail service in the loyal
States The first three months that the mail
service was resumed at the South, there
was loss to the whole country of over
$4,000. As the mail routes are being ex-
tended over the South, the deficiency rapid
" increases. GET
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-04
Incident. ana Accidents.

livery stable at Davenport, Iowa, wss
struck by lightning on the night Of the 18th
inst, and burned. Loss $1,000.
Heller s. Hoffman's chair factory in St.
Louis, one Of the largest in the West, was
destroyed by fire, March %. Loss about
$4,000.
Joseph c. Smith, % years Of age, COM
mitted suicide in Brooklyn, March u, in
consequence of the loss of all his money
through swindler. n,
The house Of Mr.. Findley, FIVE miles from
Perth, G. W., was destroyed by fire on the
18th, and three children and young woman
were burned to death.
On last Tuesday two men suspected OF
robbery were taken from their beds in
Milan, Mo-, and hung. They proved to be
innocent men-one Of whom was an Ohio
soldier.
Christian Berger, the murderer Of Miss
Anna Watts, near Philadelphia, who was to
be executed on the 9th Of April, was found
dead in his cell on the 29th. His death is
ascribed to apoplexy. 81.
At Paris, Ky, March %, negro was
hung by the citizens for violating the per-
son of white girl Of tender age. After
| committing the outrage, he disembowelled
her and then cut her THROAT.
In New York, March %, VIM. 3, odlir,
an artist, was accidently shot dead BY an
intimate friend, named John Ladew, while
carelessly handling pistol. The latter
has given himself into custody.
An attempt was made on the night Of the
Goth to burn the freight depot Of the lndi-
annapolis and Cincinnati Railway Company
at indianapolis. A discharged employee,
named Dennis Langley, was arrested in the
act Of firing mass Of combustibae matter
which he had placed under the building.
An accident occurred about three miles
south Of Indianapolis, on the oath, by which
Mr.. Eleazer Dunbar, an old and respected
citizen, accidentally shot himself while
hunting pigeons, and died in few minutes.
Mr.. Dunbar was climbing a fence. when the
top rail broke, and his gun was discharged,
the entire load passing through his neck
and the back of his head. i aAi
1t has been known for some time that
systematic robbery Of freight trains was
going on near Carbonate, Ill. The Central
road sent detectives thither, who recently
arrested Dr. IIadley, his wife. and son, and
W. r. McAIuir, his sonin-law. Upon
searching the premises large lot Of stolen
property was found. The parties arrested
were all placed in confinement. ~e
destructive fire occurred at Lebanon,
Ind, on the night Of March q. Six bust
ness buildings south of the Court house
were entirely destroyed. The buildings
were occupied by three dry-goods stores
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-04
Foreign Gossip.

The population Of Ireland decreased
9t,Si6, and the number Of Inhabited homes
decreased 16, 277, last year.
"A rich russian prince in Paris has mar
ried poor but pretty seamstrcss. The fine
Baron Hottinguer, the banker, who for
many years had been largely engaged in
American trade, has died in Paris. lie left
fortune of twelve million dollars to be d.
vided among three children.
Queen Victoria held her first court on
the 9th. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams were present,
and the latter presented to the Queen Mrs.
Award, wife Of the Assistant Secretary Of
Legation, and Mrs. Montgomery Richie Of
New York. - ;sa
The Scotch will never marry ON Sat-
urday, if it can be avoided. December is
the favoritc marrying month; and tho Inst
day Of that month, (unless it falls on Satur-
day, sees the celebration of one-twenticth
Of all the weddings Of the year. aeMf
"A silver wedding that will be worth
witnessing will be observed on the 2Sths Of
April, at ST. Petersburg. It's that Of Gar
| Alexander and the Czarina. They were
married on the 2Sth of April, 1871. The
! Cars birthday falls on The 29th of April,
when he will be 48 years old
| Havana letters say a Cuban gentleman
| named Francisco de San Juan, who died res
Gently, left his entire estate, valued at
100000, to a Spanish female scheol, with a
provision in his will that if the. Spanish
Government shah in any. manner Interfere
with the legacy, it shall revert to the United
States s5
"A workmcn's dining hall has been
| established in Dublin, on the principle Of
supplying wholesome food at cost prices. 1t
accommodates nearly two thousand persons
daily, and the price Of good dinner of
soup, beef, potatocs and pudding, is only
four and o half pence. The walters and
dish washers are ladies of rank and wealth,
who have volunteered to give their SER
| vices to the institution until it becomes
self supporting.
I'm the cellar Of Baron Rothschild's
mansion, Rue Lafiitte, Paris, are twenty
four thousand bottles Of wine, comprising
every species existing at the beginning Of
this century, from the Lachryma Christi,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-04

two groceries, The rostotiicc, the Patriot
printing Office, Masonic Hall, drug store,
a doctor shop, a boot and shoe store, two
saddlery shops, two barber shops, and .
cigar shop The total loss is estimated at
$50, 200, and there is about $4,000 insur-
ancc.
An attempt was made at poughkeepsio,
n. r., on the Goth, TO rob Robert III. Hen
dershok well known a the g drummer boy
Of thes. Rappahannock,' ofethe beautiful
silver drum presented himsby the Tribune
Association. The attempt was unsuccess-
full, though several pistol shots werc,cx-
changed between Hcndershct and the rob-
hers. The affair occurred in Eastman
Business College, of which Henderson, is q
member
The village Of Mukwanago, Wis, has
just been the scene Of two appalling acct
dents. On the 25i, while the wife Of Daniel
house caught fire and burned to the ground.
A child six weeks old was burned to death.
On the same evening, abou; four hundred.
people was Witnessing 4 school exhibition
in the second story OF the village school
house, when the floor gave way, and about
half the audience were precpitated to the
first floor, which also gave way aud let
them down into The cellar. Strange to say.
no lives were losi, though many were badly
bruised, and Frederick Patterson had q leg
broken. Those lefs above we're taken down
through the windows with the aid of ropes
and ladders, and those in the cellar helped
up in the same way.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-04-04

Lawrence. Military preparations through
out Canada continue. The Canadian mill
tary authorities threaten that if the Fenians
attempt to cross at ogdensburgh, they will
open the guns of the fort at Prescott upon
that city.