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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31

This GIG is the purest and ,ery best article ever
offered to the public. If is the dstation of the best
American matt spirits and italian juniper berries
Those who find diuretic stimuant necessary, should
never be without it.
The propretors Of the Columbian Gin do not under
take to advertise it quack medicine; yet they feel
guaranteed in saying that for those requiring pure
liquor, no better be procured.
Imported gins, ETC., now nearly out Of the ques
ion, on account Of the extraordinary high import
duties imposed upon then-which are always payable
In goId-so that homemade article, equal in all
respects to any imported should receive the attention
Of consumers.
Doctor Blaney, the wellknown chemist Of Chicago
says: It's the very best article, both to quality
" and strength Of favor, that have ever testedn
For sale by all respectable drugs ists and liquor
dealers Ia the United States. ~ -e
W. T. SHUFELDTG CO.,
Sole Distillers and Proprietors
40 8. Water g., Chicago
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31

We UNDERSTAND that ''original interests"
in the Virgin Gold Mining Company, advertised on
page, in active demand. We have just received
the Pros pectus which, perusa find presents to
subscribers special attractions Those desiring to Sc
original Interests $500 each) should at once send
in their subscriptions
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31

MEANNEss.-The premium for meanness
should be awarded the who for money will poison
the sick Such the wretches who sneak around the
country buying mp empty bottles of DR. SWANS Bour-
bon Bitters and Morning Beverage refill them with
TIER vile mixtures and then palm them upon the
public as the genuine article put up by DR.. SWAIN.
Legitimate dealers should assist to ferret out and
expose the guilty.
GS- Use SWANS Hair Balm.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31

DR.. THOMAS ANDERSON of Pennsyl-
vania writes that he uses DR.. Beil's Golden Tonic
Bitters extensively in his practice and finds them
much better tonic and stimulen than anything he
prescribe for his patients He further addsyour Col
den T0Elc BtterS only wants to be better known to
be superintendent me Doz per U. S. Express and
oblige THOS. ANDERSON, NJ. D.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31

The best known remedy for "G Cold IN the Head
Headache, Snufles Sore Eyes, Deafness and the qOorSt
forms of that IoathSome disease, CATARRH.
1t clsanses the entire head. Its effects pleasant
and wonderful contains tobacco injurious ingre
dent. 1t has the highest professional testimonials
Sold by all Druggists for 25 cents per Box Can be
sent by mail receipt of 80 cents for Box 81
for 70 ur Boxes. Address JAS DURNo Postoffice Box
1886, New York City. Wholesale by D. BARNES &
co.. q Park Row, New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31
For Boys and Girls.

TIE LITTLE CORPORAL is bright, sparkling, and pure
both in typography and contents. 1t already excel.
every chi drens paper know of in this country
Chicago Eeeaing Journal.
This beautiful chds paper is published monthly by
Alfred J.. Seweli, in Oh cago, in illinois. Price, 81
year. Specimen copies, ten cents.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31
Cristadoro's Hair DYE,

Grzzed whiskers and moustaches ladies' curls into
which the snow of age has prematurely drifted and
red sandy whitley hair receive, if by mag
ic, the rarest shades of blace or brown from this
harmless botanical hair darkener Manufactured by
j. CHRISTAD0RO. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold
by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31
SEARCH FOR THE VICTIMS.

The first point of investigation was the
ruins of the brick building on the west side
Of the area, under which it was evident,
from the cries and means of distress, q
number of sufferers were buried. The first
who reached the area made their way d.
rectly to the west side, where three bodies
lay together, and, with the assistance of a
number of other gentlemen, commenced
searching for signs of life. Two bodies,
not recognized, were quickly ascertained to
be lifeless; the third, which lay literally
underneath the others, proved, on examina-
ton, to be that of Gerritt w. Bell, assayer
and member of the board of supervisors
for the eighth district. Mr.. Bells features
were found TO be sadly mutilated and his
clothing almost torn off, but he still breathed,
although insensible. He was removed TO
the express Office of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
where he soon expired Meantime the
search went on, hundreds taking part from
time to time in the mournful work.
The work of exhumation was thencefor-
ward carried on systematically until far into
the evening, when it was ascertained that
no more dead or wounded were to be found
Broken walls were cleared away, and the
mass of bricks aud rubbish where the Union
Club house kitchen had stood, beneath
which the larger number of sufferers were
buried, was removed piece by piece. AS
the mangled victims were brought out one
after another and conveyed away on stretch
ers or in carriages, the scene was indescri-
badly mournful and impressive. Such
another hope never to be compelled TO look
upon again.
ORIGIN OF THE DISASTER.
On the last trip of the Sacramento from
Panama. two boxes were landed at the Pa
ciic Mail Steamship company's wharf, and
left unclaimed They were each of about
fourteen superficial feet messurment, as
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31
Metropolitan Hotel 4!
COR. RANDOLPH & W.

COR. RANDOLPH & WELLS SITS,
Il g CHICAGO, I'LL. "a
B. II. SKINNER, PROPRIETOR.
This Hotel has recently been enlarged by the addi
tion OF the May Hotel and contains Two Hundred
and Fifty Rooms well furnished and lighted with gas.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31
Reduction in Price of the
AMERICAN WATCHES
MAD AT
WALTHAM, MASS.

In consequence of the recent great decline in gold
and silver and in all the materials used in the
facture of our goods and in anticipation of still
further decline we have reduced prices to low
point as they can be placed
WITH GOLD AT PAR,
that no one need hesitate to buy watch now non,
the expectation that will be cheaper at future
tme The test OF ten years. and the manufacture and
sale of
MORE THAN 100000 WATCHES,
have given productions the very highest rank
among time-keepers Commencing with the determi-
nation to make only thoroughly excellent Watches our
business has steadily increased the public became
acquainted with their value until for months together
we have been unable to supply the demand. We have
repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings until they
now cover over three of ground and give accom-
modatlon to more than eight hundred workmen. 3q
We are fully justified in stating that we now make
more than One-half of all the watches sold I'm
the united states. The different grades are dstin-
guished by the following marks engraved on the
plate:
l. &C American Watch Co." Waltham Mass.
2. "Appleton, Tracy & Co." Waltham, Mass.
4. SWIM. Eery."
5. OUR LADIES' WATCH OF the first quality is named
"Appleton, Tracy Co." Waltham Mass
6. Our next quality of Ladies' Watch is named "p s.
Bartlett" Waltham, Mass. These watches are
furnished in great variety of sizes and STYLES
of cases.
The American Watch Company, u Waltham, Mass,
authorize to state that without distinction of trade
marks price,
ALI. the Products Of their Factory are FulIy
Warranted
to be the best tmekeepers of their class made in
this or any other country. Buyers should remember
that, unlike the guarantee of foreign maker, who
can never be reached this warantee is good at all times
against the Company their agents. and that after the
most thorough trial any watch should prove defective
IN any particular it may always be exchanged for
other. AS the American Watches made at Waltham
for sale by dealers generally throughout the
try, we do not solicit orders for single watches
Caut1On.-The public cautioned to buy only of
respectable dealers All persons selling counterfeit
will be prosecuted.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31

Buy THE BEST KEMEDY.-Morrell's Electro
Magnetic Fluid in all where abluton can reach
complaint, has been found the surest and speediest
remedy known. Try it. See advertisement.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31
DAMAGES TO PROPERTY

1t is estimated that the total damage by
the destruction of glass alone cannot be less
than $50 600, and the total loss TO property
Of every description by the explosion can
hardly foot up under $500, 900; it may reach
a far larger figure.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31
THE KILLED, woUNpBp AND MIssINa.

Wells, Fargo & Co.'s establishment, is the
most public place in the city, and is always
crowded at the hour of the day at which
the explosion occurred. The Union Club
rooms and the area below contained many
people at the moment whose names may be
recollected. and it is therefore impossible to
say how many were really killed or injured.
1t is known however that nine persons were
killed; II severely injured; and more than
90 slightly injured. Two others are known
to be missing.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31

In consequence of the recent great decline in gold
and silver and in all the materials used in the
facture of our goods, and in anticipation of still
further Decline have reduced our prices to as low
point as they can be placed
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-05-31
WITH GOLD AT PAR.
MORE THAN 100000 WATCHES,

so that no one need hesitate to buy watch now n
the expectation that will be cheaper at some fut
time. The test Of ten years, and the manufacture
sale of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
LAW ryTEaIuGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
,S' Frsnoi. aud Gym, H. L9le ss'' e''fd D0'ne" anu
This action for tho infringement Of the patents of
i. fr composition 4 for Priae linking R or.
az, iud, sey and jury. and vtrdie, rendered last
W.inay a psnAs b hing the paents and the great value
Of a along and thoroughly contested sia occupy
MON se the S.ssS Novelty md utiy Of the nycatiou,
'vrt' ns s ~ = 1scs.~rv to look AZ the claims The
or tsd srssy Or .- motion dismiss the
,an.d 10 action u lie Pa'ry Ofhce That tho claim under
H. a., patent n June a. 1874 cor composition containing
-rn clue That under the reissurd patent of S-p
r. 1884, gae syc T1e and sns;r o. an. Other
y.ro pu.po... Jns night be sad that this patent
a ] 1 s '4a r. p' S S \" Ps S no 'a %. I
bee not the patent void Ih.' the shd patent
ir,ir c,in he rure ~ The ton be combining
g Of matter Or various purposes" That p.,rn
H.. pann says combining asai aIsaies alkaline
erh Of The coHponnds Of atars or aanne saIth WIN
soe and 700 ora new and ueuleompoon Of MATES 1r
% a T. Ell bv ie defrnce that these patents general
and matter Il w They are void but that the
Count eoser they are no, 80. INA, tas Invention eon.''. ~
BIZ snd ion the evidence u. Jury are shs that does
hen och patent valid. Tat q MT patent ioE the precise
ss named but ioI o. .a'Si n.,1dS h. II
sied-n ,oabis. 10 ..eh proportion. q. wi, not pro
,ha r,.n, ~ suction ind Is dursble-soeh combination does
aec PLAINTIFF bas a souia pos. my use ,s 81 pro-
o. ,,cesns such eaHbna would oSa. wi,Sn n.
pssat produce this u'ra pricte. result described BY tho
testimony produced BY ,,lainiih composition. .
Ta sion for the jury Is, IL this invention, s
de,heI with rucon TO hat g p,t-ni for the
coubnaoo those INGREDIENTS N such proportion. a. to
roiur described b. the claims And 'PecihcAons
10 a.. trade y thfcountryl n not sis not pat
.,5e ANY vog useful 90 the public TO some
rori or Of az public l. pltrntsbe uuier the law
Thsf upon .ec, jury have the testimony FIRST Of M
Francis 4A4f Dr. nns BEEN pauch printer lot mum
rtsr- a.ln5f,e ling pDffs hiking rollers that he
crrri ..f r9or heri int be begin experiment ~
i m r l.r. various insed euis thai 1860 no nsee
e rtlrn which subsequently en'ed-yce Inc que and
-tr th.f ns % correction ufd or many foHs
cob moIff AL hr iea 10 'n' ,- o' 'u,i ''li .
IL. ... r-fe.H. Mnhiu a'ruA. NOV
Ilae eompqion which be claims no shc -.
M does not hard ~ tue srAco "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
PACIFIC COAST.
MINING PROSPECTS IN ARIzoHA-rNDIAE MURDERS
TREASURE PROM yAYOoUYER's ISLAND

MINING PROSPECTS, IN ARTzOEA-TNDIAE MURDERS
TREASURE FROM vASCoUyERs ISLAND.
SAN FRAScnco. July J, 1866.
letter dated Malone City, Arizona juno III, repre-
sents the mining prospects hatterng Small predatory
hands of Indians had pundered camp III the Macedonia
District and murdered man there, ana another AT
Malone Spring Two companies were raised TO pursue
the murders. -,
The steamer Sierra Nevada, from VancouycTs Island
brings $l74, 900 in treasure
SALES OF MINING SHARES IN SAN PRANcisCO-FAIR
PROSPECTS, FOR AN ABUNDANT YIELD OF ORB IN
CALIFORNIA. o.e
SAg FRANCISCO. Monday. july 1870
The sales of mining for the past seven week oot
ND less than half the amount sold for the corresponding
period OF last year. ,,,-..o.
The leading mines report that they are all dong oetle
The Hale and Norcross mine is working ore which aye
ges 40 10 $50 per tun. Improvements III the Crown
Point Mil are expected to increase its capacity TO Sky
inns Of ore daily The Savage Mill raised 70i tuns OF ore
last week The Yellow Jacket obtained Sll9OA IN bui-
lion during the first three weeks in June The Choar re-
norris an Improvement III the raising Of ore The Imperial
Teports an increase of 500 OF rock over last year anu
SO 900 more IN treasure.
NEGROES PROHIBITED PROM CELEBRATING THE FOURTH
OF JULY IN SAN FRASCisCo-CoMMERcIAL.
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. July 3, 1896
Negroes are excluded from participation IN celebrating
the coming Fourth NJ
Mining shares are active at better prices Becher,
tls2; Ophr $225 Yellow Jacket, $7iJ; Legal Tenders,
TOt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

Umpire-Mr. Bomeisler Of the Eureka Club.
Scorers-Nessrs Benson and Munson.
Time OF game, 9 hours and 25 minutes.
Ply catches Ilerkenst0ek Dookney PIKE TOTAL
Berthrong Fox Ursl Mclean 2 Studlcy Hadges snd
Parker eachs totRl. TO-
Foul bound catches-Dockney g. Berthrong l.
Outs bases-Atneiics times. Nationals 10 times
Ont on fuh--Athieiics times Nationals times
On Tuesday they payed the Koystones and they are 70 ar
rive In to-day play the Unions at hofrsana ne
second desire ~ get game WIN the Eagles or
Knckerbookers and will probably BE- successful
NATIONAL VS.. KEYSTONE.
The second game OF the serie grand matches took place
in Philadelphia Yesterday afternoon In the presence OF another
large assebgc The keystone grounds near the Montgomery
Pr-or ssronndrd by spectators and The
were lent The KeysiOnes took the Nsona' ifom sne
Washington House tier field in two large Stages and N
every did best make ter visitors at home Ihe
Keysiors noted Tor their hospitality and exenporzeu
COLLATION. for the Nationals before they left .
The game well pyed throughout and creditabie VIC
tory lonals who showed more skill In batting than
IN their game For the first sI inning the contest was
one sided one the totals standing 20 70 IN favor OF The
tonals Aferward however the Kcys0nes rallied well ioT
The lead sddrg their the last two IN
nings the Nationals had 10 leave in tho early tram the
game closed o'clock eight innings having played the
totals being ~ 20 9 In favor o. the Nationals.
Last night Nationals arrived at the Astor House and To-
day troy visit Morrfania 30 piy with the Union Club To-
viii be the guests Of the ETcelsors and VIII pay
them B,ffTd AZ r. n playing the Goihams on Friday
the Of the KEY stone match below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
FIELD SPORTS.
Buse Hall.

THE NATIONALS OF WASHINGTON IN PHILADELPHIA.
The first of the series Of matches in which the
National club engaged play since they lef Washington
their took place in Philadelphia Tuesday last the
opponents Of the Washington players being the noted Ath
cs The contest excited unusual degree Of interest IN
Philadelphia and the consequence was the gathering Of
crowd OF spectators many 10000 people being on and
the grounds Both clubs strongly represented and
the result splendid display OF the beauties OF the game
by both parties the fine fielding Of the Athletics being
specially noteworthy The Nationals however kept down
the Athletic to smaller figures than any other club has
done that they have ball from. They unsuccessful
however in batting the very effective pitching OF Mcbride
who never pitched better than In this match.
feature game the excellent ruling Of the Um-
pre The contest IN all respects proved be exceedingly sat
aotory both the contesng parties well "a 70 the vast
essembaee present The Nationals entertained with
splendid dinner IN he evening They stopped at the wash
ngon House which Is the old headquarters OF all baseball
Gibbs YlsitHg PhlfdeIphia We give the scOre below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
DIED.

ANTHON-suddeuy Fast Hampton L. L. Of paralysis Reginald
H. Anthem. u Ire I'D year of his -
p friends Of he fami are attend his funeral without
further notice FROM Marks Church. OF Ienths and
srcond.aye, on Thursday, July 5, at , O'Clock p
DIpPLE-On Friday June 49, Monroe Orange CO. " Mrs
MARY \ Dtppo rec Of Ohcer Edward Dpple who
shot during he iol in this city July, 1904 - :,
member OF the and
closed an life ia Christian peice and hope
GOOpRDGEAt verdsle Saturday june 30 Jasper Oroveno
iniaut on OF Charlotte NJ aud Frederic Goodridge
sTURGES-A Fairfield Conn, Sunday July l. after short IL
meas In Of his Arthur Pemoston third son Oh
jonathan sturge. a View York. -. .s,,
Tn. funeral services held tie house ofhs AheT a. arns
on Tuesday Sd O'Clock, or immediately on the Ai'
of the from New-iork
MAN-suddeny on Mondsy. the I'd inst, at Walton Deb
N UEzah Wenman late OF TINS '1y III INC '''n
yoar fins age.
ST Joan, n. b.. papers please copy
WRIGHT-At White Plains, Tuesday mornns ID inst snsr
abort Hines. OF his benmn d. second 500 GU
William and Angelina Wright; .,,. -. ,-,.u.
The funeral will be held at the house his parents white
rsn. on FRIDAY o0ca Immediately aer the arrival OF
the IA o'clock from New-fofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

TO Tbs Associated Press
ST LOUIS Tuesday, July 2. ls56.
Senator Lane was still living last evening but bis
physicians have no hopes Of his recovery lie has been
unconscious and has opened his eyes spoken 10 any
one since he shot himself
ERRONEOUS REPORTS REsPDcTls5 SENATOR LANE
Several Of the morning papers have been led into error in
respect 20 the family relations OF Gen james H. Lane
who shot himself Leayenworh on Sunday last ~ mas
becn stated that he the third member OF his family
who had committed attempted suicide. Gen. Lane
had two brothen-Geoge Lane, who is now Superinend-
ent Of the Mint at Denver City Colorado, and John r.
Lane who graduated at West Point, and was sent to
Florida during the Seminole war Having passed through
an adnous campaign and gone into camp, he instructed
his servant TO clean his sword The did So and SUBJ
mitcd it to Col Lane who holding the point Of II to ms
eye glanced along its edge. The servant going 10 the
tent at this moment, shortly heard fall, and entering
found Col Lane on the oor with the sword penetrating
his right eve and BRAIN Whether he committed suicide
OF fell upon the sword by accident, never known The
report that Gen James II. Lane attempted 10 commit
suicide in LuwIcnceburg from difficulty which he
had at that place with political opponent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
CAsEA'A'
THE NEW BUDGET-So EECEDISG- -FEsIANs-THE RE-
cEPTION OF GEORGE PsABoDY.

tEFIlON Or GEoh1E fhAb'hi'
MoSrREAL. Tuesday Jay 3, 1866
The entire people of the Province continue 10 be ael
taed over the Finance Minister'S budget From all that
eau trustworthy gather Mr. Gait is inclined 70 recede
from his position Though he ls had full and free inter
views with the bankers other Leading interests are divided
but notwithstanding it is horyht the Minister will
insist upon issuing his legaende notes Us well as upon
the salient features Of his tariff.
dispatch says that the Fenan Gems. Sweeney Spear
and Mehan at the Eckles House in st Armand and
in Freghsburg Canada Sundaya They affirmed that
tie next Fenian demonstrations would fake place IN sep
tember and would be success adding that tie OHi'ed
States conld not interfere.
do not learn Of any contemplated observance on the
Fourth Of July the part of the American residents
here.
The preparations for the reception of Mr. George Pea,
body IN the early part of the next week now under f
Roadway. He is TO arrive here late Saturday night
next But little demonstration of public character wall
BE- made previous TO Monday. On Saturday evening he
will be formally called upon by Mayor Stormes and the
City Council, Major General James Lindsay, Hon. James
Ferier, Hon. Robert Bell member Of Parliament Henry
Hogan esq, Of the merchants of Montreal, and
few other citizens who will take occasion to pay their re-
speots and him of cordial reception. The dspo,
on to honor the great public benefacor is universal
throughout the country. On Monday Mr. Peabody will
receive such evidences of the public respect msy be
rendered TO him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

Ist "a. o. ii6 5;h 9Th. 7th. s.b-Total
K Ks,lGas, 20 ! Q 0 "a
Umpire sr. naekney Of the Athletic Club.
Scprcrs-N. Manson and Bowen.
Tine Of game hours. -
Fly csiches-~indloT 3; Berthrong p Mclean. l. Wrs
Total Woods g. Cuthber, D. Cope, J; Brown. q Null
holland. ], Dick. J. Total H.
Outs on na.rs-Naiiona. times; Keystone. ~ times.
Olts on bases National times. Keystone. z times.
Forl hound ca,ches-Berihrong A. Deck, J.
closing Of the series tho Nationals play during
their tp be that at New brunswick on saturday whom
they plGy tie Libsrtv Club.
Waikiki ACT. DELAWARE.
on Saturday, June 80 the Waikiki Club OF Middle
town PLAYED ho second match OF tho their
Moments being Delaware Cub Of Port Jervs The
US played upon the Delaware Grounds nj Port Jervis In tho
rrrse1ce u numerous assemblage. The following is the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

Augusta Ga, Tuesday. Jaiy B. COS.
Scot. Cnunandaut OF south Carolina, has ISSUED srn-
cont crer in consequence Of the increase Of Oh T. va
gncv and drnkenness among the freedmen, 10 which Ao
saw, The total disregard Of the freedmen Tor HEX eoAifae
ms, r,su1t In Triton AID starvation unless the evil is
ahc.scd Therefore be onieIs inht men or w0ncl rno
rsr ct labor be arrested ard mId1 iowofk on tie pu M
rosI and tnat those CO.'S .ccI or nol-caid cIlAt' a
inprsonod and compelled o. t-lo. IS c"h.-.a Oh ..
is..l4s ElDnl sanIiso O. sluss'