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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-01-25


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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-01-25
agSold by Druggists Everywhere.

C. G. CLARK co. Propretors,
New Haven, Conn.
LORD & SMITH, Chicago,
1y44 General Agents.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-01-25
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Cures instantaneously-a and you q" mi have to wa:
week to its effect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

To MAKE NEAT FooT OiL--The hoofi
are chopped of. and the other portions are
cracked and boiled thoroughly. From the
surface Of this boiled mass. about one pint
OF pure neat s foot oil IS SKINNED, which is
unsurpassed by any other oleaginous matter
for harness. shoes, &c After the oil is ia
ken off. the water is strained to take from il
any fatty particles that may remain, and then
il is boiled again, until, upon trying, it is
found il win settle into a stiff jellt. 1t is
then poured into fiat bottomed dishes, and,
when cold, cut into snitable sized pieces. 1t
hardens in a few days. and then you will
have very fine article of glue, free from i'm
purites of every kind, sufficient for family
use for twelve month. BY taking a por'
tion of this glutinous substance before il be-
comes too thick, and brushing it over pieces
of silk, You have just as much courtplaster MS
you desire, inodorous, tenacious, and entire
ly free from those poisonous qualities which
cause tas much of the article sold by apothe.
carries doesl inflammation, when applied to
scratches, cuts, and sores.
A HoostER AT THE AsToR-B met on the
| train an early Hoosier who had been to the
show case at New York, and who had seen
the hi Io-dro>me, as be called it.
ibid you remain longin New York? ask
I ed B.
"Well, no. he answered thoughtfully,
''ouly one day. for saw there was fair way
Of starving 70 death, and I'm opposed to thai
way of goipg down. put up at one Of their
taverns and allowed that was going to be
treated TO the whole.
"Where did you stop" said B., interrupt
ing him.
TAT the Astor House. allow you dom
ketch me in such place again. They rung
gong four times after breakfast, and then
when went to eat, there wasn't nary vittle,
on the table
4'What was there?'' B. ventured to in
quire.
"Well,' said the old man, enumerating the
items cautiously. as it from fear Of omission
there was II clean plate wrong side up, 9
clean towel, split spoon and haud-bill
and what was worse" added the old man
'the insnltin' niger up and asked me what
wanted. 'Vi,tles, said |. bring me your vit.
ties and III help myself"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
CR IN MEXICO.

NEw YoRK, Dec. "a.
The tmeS New Orleans special of yester-
day say lh mission of Gen. Sherman and
Minister am ,bel to Mexico, though not &C
complishing all that was expected. it was by
no means a failure. In the first place, they
avoided all appearances of communicating
with tmperialist authority by not landing at
Vera Cruz; and they sought out the Repub-
lican authorities under Juarez, whom they
found at Tampico, and again at Matamoras.
The result of their conference is definite, and
the joint plan of action has been determined
upon between the United States and the Re-
public Of Mexico. On the withdrawal of the
French troops, Juarez will transfer hs seat
Of government 10 point nameless at pres
ent, but which Gen. sherman informed our
correspondent he as military man, consid-
cred we'll chosen. He also said their entire
plans had been laid before me, and con
slider them, upon the whole, judcons and
prudent. The correspondent further says he
has strong grounds for believing that in case
any fragment of the Imperial power remains
I after the departure of the French, United
States troops will be marched over the Rio
Grsnde to the support of Juarez.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
Mysterious Murder.

A mvsterious murder was committed about
Eve miles from this city on the south side of
the river on last Wednesday night. As near
as we can learn, at present, the facts are as
follows: On yesterday the murdered man
was found in guiley, some distance IRON tue
road, on the farm OF q Mr. BURTON A
wagon was discovered about two hundred
yards from where the man was found. On
examination of the wagon. considerable bleod
was discovered on the bottom OF the bed.
This showed that the murdered man was IN
the wagon when the foul crime was commits
ted. The cap of the murdered man was also
found. The cap had ball holesin the back
of it, made by pistol or revolver shot, and
the weapon was SO close to the mans head
when discharged tnat the powder burned the
cap. After shooting the man, the murderer
or murderers drove on some distance, as
blood WIS traced rlon5 the road, and then
turning of the road. and driving some dis
tance threw the murdered man in the gulley,
then drove the wagon just AS far ints the
woods as it was possible, then took the horsss
from the wagon and .sskedaddled
On the discovery of ths murdered man,
word was at once sent to the proper anthori-
ties in this city, and after an examination on
the spot, the man was brought here last even
ing. An examination Of the papers found on
his person showed that he was from Lineville,
Mo-, and that he was tealnst r in the em
ploy of a merchant of that place, and was on
his way to this city to purchase load oi
goods for his employer, and that he brought
with him for that purpose $3.50 IN gold and
some currency, the value of the entire
amount being about $3.50 in currency. His
orders were las shown By the papers to buy
the goods Of Devin 4 Son and DIR. J. l..
Taylor. The orders were dated Dec. 10th
and 18th. Lineville, Mo-, and directing mer>
chants here to whom they were addressed. 70
send goods by teamster, not giving his name,
and as yet the murdered man has not been
recognized. From all the circumsta. ees
in connection with this terrible affair
we are inclined to the opinion that the
murdered man was followed from Lineville
by some person or persons, who knew that
be was coming here TO buy goods and bad
money with him. Ii is quite probable tha,
the man who committed the murder, had
either rode with the murdered man from
Iineville. or had got in the wagon TO ride, 7
short time before the deed was committed
in order 10 have better chance TO make sure
work. 1t il evident that the man who fired
the pistol had IL against the head OF the I'M
fortunate victim, as the cap was burned with
powder. and be must have been in the wagon
The money and horses were then taken,
A reward Of $500 will be offered for th'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Dee. "a

BALTIMORE, Dec. "a.
-Four negroes, convicted Of larceny, ordered
TO be sold by Judge Magruder, at Annapolis,
were sold ON Saturday. Sume twenty or
thirty farmers were present at the sale. The
FIRST one sold was John johnson, who bid for
biinself The auctoneer taking the bid, he
was knocked down 10 himself, an i became
his own purchaser for thirty seven dollars.
Another man brought thirty-fve dollars
Two girls brought respectively twenty>two
dollars and thirty dollars each. There was
an officer of the Freedmen Bureau at the
sale. and it was thought that the bidding
would have been more spirited, but for the
fact that an impression seemed to prevail that
the officer in question was about TO interfere
with the right Of the purchasers and release
the negroes from the custody Of the pur
chasers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

Embraces . superb selection OF Blankets, EianHsh.
Yarns &c dc.
The Notion Department contains = solspdsd 10, o.
Gloves and Hosiery OF the very beat snaly, Tor ladies'
gentlemen, boys, misses aad children
Under year for naea, ~erlen Ard children
Fine Broad Cloths. CassiEere ard Heavy ERsvers fot
gsntemeos' Of the BEST quality and sJss ehssp P
ire s.cek 81 VOL Cloths aed He&vY sessers Tor
Lsd-s' Ciosks. cnsap.
shxvs without number for Lzsirs and Misses. Also
large lot Of breakfast sha~ss Haimarals and Hcop
SKIRT. q this iztess -tyI aud patterns.
Carp ts, Flor ~ Cloths, Msts kHgss Drugxsss
TIE shers ia but tetsuAtiou Of the large +aeg 81
staple and fancy goAs KEEP. By This Iria s1f.se 70
say, ey keep everything that g esnt and esefrl Ia
the dv - line, from the finest silk End siik se,ys
cloth down the thmks nee5ie. thtsa4, buttons and
trimmings With which 10 make Il And fbsy tns sr
ciasiyeiy fr "a h. their cst5harrs will not have 10 PAY
them interest : veil as praAt
Call sni examine fpr yourselves Tk proprietsrs and
their ealgrg salssaen gilltss great pleasure IL show
irr their stock, sna - IL that yau are 81 ALI
with honestly. Remember, they occupy No. as aAin
Street noyT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
FROM CLEVELAND, o.
CIEvR1ANp. Dec. 2.

CLEVELAND. Dec. "a.
The United States Court for the Northern
district of Ohio should commence in this city
on the first day of January. but owing to the
death of Judge II. Y. wilson, aud the failure
OF the President to appoint a successor be-
fore the adjournment of Congress. for the
holidays. il is now doubtful whether a term
will be held in January unless Judge Hesri,t,
of the Southern district Of Ohio. can be pre-
vailed upon to hold Coust. There is consid>
erahe business to be disposed Of
The ice in the Cuyahoga river broke up this
morning, carrying away the bridges, and do
ing considerable damage to the shipping.
The trains on all the Railroads arrived on
time to>day, the first time in several days
The snow is all gone and the weather mild
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, De,

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a.
The President to day, in conversation with
a friend, expresses great confidence IN the
final triumph Of his restoration policy. He
also took occasion to condemn the project
being agitated in Congress fer the overthrow
Of The State governments of the South, and
declared it would release them from the pay
ment Of their State debt, and impose them
upon the United States. Mr.. Seward has
expressed the same confidence in the triumph
of the President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
FROM CANADA.
MONTREAL, Dec. "a.

MONTREAL, Dec. "a.
A telegram from St. Johns, New Bruins.
wick. announces the arrival of George Brown,
who fed from Canada. last Summer, to es-
cape the penalty of larceny, with which ne
was CHARGE. Brown was traced to Europe
by the Chief of Police. who discovered his
whereabouts, IN Pnussia, and brought him
back to Justice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

An Interesting Question

WHAT elsss Of people ~iii be most suscepibls To
w Attacks from Choi-rn,
Evidently those affect. d With ANY disease OF the
stomach, hvr any OF the ore sppertsning TO d
gsston. This ella Of ptrssns uuseabt.d, VIII be more
liable 70 RIBS disease than those possessed Of
strorg and healthy digestive organs.
The question then naturally sri-ea how shall
store keep these nrgsns IN healthy ana nornal
condtionl WeaHswrr, by sttebtion 10 diet avoiding
sll eating drinks, matter In what firm pre-
sented aud by the according 70 directions Of that
great efrehg g,henipx onic,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
VOL. XIII.

apprehension of the guilty party or parties,
and steps are being taken TO send several
persons in pursuit.
The following is the verdict Of the Coro-
ner's jury:
STATE OF IOWA,
WAPEiLo COUNTY.
An inquistion holden at Ottumwa in Wa.
pello county, on the 22d day of December, A.
d. 1866. before John Potter, acting coroner
of said county, upon the body of a person
unknown, there lying dead. by the jurors
whose names are hereto subscribed. The
said jurors upon their oath do say that the
person now lying dead before us came 70 his
death by means of wounds inflicted by some
FIRE arm, in .he back part Of the head, in oul
opinion feloniously.
In testimony whereof, the said jurors have
hereunto set their hands The day and year
year aforesaid.
Attest: JOHN Potter,
Acting Coroner in this case.
A. HAWKINS,
JOHN EicHIEBERGER,
T. c. HARKINs.
P. S.-Mr Duncan, former resident ol
that portion of Missouri, thinks the man &
name is Chimney. while Mr. Brandt thinks il
is a man by the name of Dykes Ottumwd
Eo,frier
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
Midnight Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Dec. "A.
Emil Just. a broker residing on 34th street.
was awakened this morning by a noise, and
opening his bed room door, was fred at by
some person unknown, who escaped. Mr.
j. was wounded fatally in the breast 1t is
supposed the burglar was concealed in the
house
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, Dec. "a
The jonrneymen Tailors strike has ended.
They have resumed work at former prices.
Christmas will be generally observed by
the suspension Of busines. Nopapers issued
till Wednesday noon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Dec. "a.
A LADY with child, bound for Dubuque,
Iowa. had her pocket picked at Rochester on
Saturday. of her passage ticket and baggage
checks and thirty two dollars in money.
purse was made up by Railroad employees at
Buffalo, and she was forwarded TO Dubuque.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

Davis Richards. reputed one of the best
bareback riders in Europe, fell from his
horse recently. in the circus at St. Peters
burg, and was killed. He Was an American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
THE WOOLEs DEPARTMENT

Ali standards and selected WITH eye 10 durability
eh-agpers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
nALt.Ktha cdmMfrrERs

Utqoey Pfeeinst=J aim y, Megorkle
VIM. Bedford, Sen. George Liant
Philip Goetfes, Eli stinson, William
Pfustt, John Berger, Reuben Hart
John B. Hopkins, VIM. Dean, A NJ
MeGria, John II. Glover, VIM. Mills
Charles Heddibg, Dr. T. Haas, jacob
Wagner, Thomas Hopkins, ) q
Jewell, Philip Horabgook, L, -
Eetild Abraham GutBbefts, Vim ~
French Robert Hull VIM suhfheia'
rich, Capt, Henry Scott. Peter Zapp,
George u. Bowen, Robert Barnes,
Capt II, r. Dexter, VIM, Hunnell,
VIM. 4, Iglebart, VIM. Is, Baker,
James q. Jones, James Davidson,
John II, Taylor, Charles yiele, Sam,
Archer, David j Maekeys James u.
Riggs, II. K Wells, Isaac Keen,
Charles Babeoek, J. J. whitaker J.
4, Jagpsss, Matthew Hepnipg, Capt.
VIM, ltesyis. j. Osborn, Joseph baf
bertob, Charles Uttredge, William
Grange, Henry. G, siGvaihmey, and
WIN. Bedford, jr 80 .muy
Middle Precinct Fred, w. Cook
o. II Crshier, Adoiph ii6lselieF,
w, II, II, Hopkins, Ed \, Cody
Philip Euler, jrs John Schubert,
Albert Johann, Michael Becker,
Thomas Roystep, Christian kratz,
Jacob Weihts, Fred q Decker, j ohn
Decker, II, L. Dabhettell, Fred VAIN
saidler. Alansop W, Chute, James
Uric, Frank Green, Henry Cook, j.,
y. Orr John stoeks, w II Baker,
Thasa II, Crist, William Tehmer,
Col, John q, Grill, Jacob Q, Smith,
Charles Klinghefsr, Philip Hit,
Samuel Orr, Jacob sinzieh, Elias
Weber, y. A. Birkenbuseh, Fred,
straub, Capt @. H. Allen, VIM.
Loewenthal, jain w. Grpen, Ed,
BnrLie, john Cries, Peter HAberer,
Alax. Burley, ]. II, R@lker,l Jacob
Ffelich, VIM Maitland, VIM. q.
Newett, Robert Skinner, WIN, saber-
ton, Geo, W Henson, aud VIM, Paine,
Stephen Armstrong. ffd9
Loteer Fvoeinety-Soren Boranson.
William Kolie, CLARK Cody, Henry
Dedsnhon, Jacob BennIghof, Anton
Tenvoorde, Valentine Kramer, JAS.
Wiltshire, Henry Kreipke, Martin
stolz, Anthony Heis, Henry johnson,
John Nugent. George Hoover, Chas
sehaum, Jacob sehauner, II. V. Con
terman, Frank Fares, Andrew j..
Hutchinson, James Swanson, Albert
Reidel Thad. l.. Conant, Anton Helb-
ling, Wm, Tieman, Spencer Glazier,
William Gooding, Jacob Deuteber,
John Brose, Edgar Sharp, Fred.
Deuhler, Peter Hess, John M. Gleioh-
man, Christ Wunderlieh, Victor
Biseh, August Klaushside. Captain
Michael Mueller, Robert Little. John
Hodson, John Muth, Fred. Geiger
Thornton Males.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
To the voters Of Pigeon township


The undersigned, Chairmen Of the
Central Committees of the two 20.
litieal parties, hereby agree to the
following division of Pigeon Town
ship, for the purpose Of voting at the
election next Tuesday
All voters living above Main Street
and on the east side Of the Princeton
State road, will vote At the City
Council Rooms, over the PoetoiIiee
All voters living between Main
Street aud Leet Street, on the south
side of the canal, and between Main
Street aud First Avenue, north Of the
canal, will vote at the Court House
All voters living below Leet Street
tnd below First Avenue, will vote at
the Union Engine House in Lamaseo,
In order TO prevent errors and de-
teet fraudulent voting, il u earnestly
requested that strict compliance with
the above boundaries shall be OBJ
served, J. +. ELLIOTT,
49, Chairman Union Central Com,
,ead44l ri. BEN. STlNsoN, i
tla Chairman Dem. Central Com
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

wn mAyn celrElNEpA MAm n

vwTE HAVE OPENED a NAM
Wv moth Fine Clothing House In ST.
Louis. and have the La EST aud
FfNhlS'f STOCK of CLOTHS and Fancy
Material la the piece over brought to st
Louis. We also have one Of tho beat CUT
terra 10 be found la New York. our Rehdy-
Made Garments were gotten up especially
90 our order at the celebrated house OF
Devlin Is CO.. broadway. New York. OK
pfeaaiy for the st. louis CITY Trade.
We nfe prepared Ia got up line, atty liah
Huaineaa or Dress suits 10 order In tho
most tasteful ana anohby" style. on the
shortest notice We are temporarily lo-
Gated at No. $40 North Fourth treet and
VIII remove 90 the beautiful marble build
ing corner Fifth and olive Streets on the
lat November,
our Mir. Lyon would be pleased TO re-
eeive "a call and the ORntitA of all his for
mer CUSTOMERS aud friends In Evansville,
henderson, and vicinity.
MIR, Caleb Davidson, Third street, be
tween Main ana Locust, EVaphville, has
kindly consented 10 take tho measures Of
gentlemen who may desire TO h,vor us
with their orders -HHr Hf' ut
h Any of the former customers, OF MIR.
Lyon who may send their orders can de-
pend ON getting firat-claaa goods npd tle-
CANT flta at the lowest prices, aud In all
cases where not perfectly satisfactory az
regards style, quality, and price, they can
be returned.
Sc Louis, Mo-, sept. rs. 1880. loo2 d2m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron CORONER.

! am an indepapdent candidate for The
office OF Coroner of YRnderburgh County.
auii II JOHN BISC1iMAN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

We nrr now manufacturing every de.
aeriptlon of COAL OIL lamps. CANDLE
sell at less thhn Cincinnati prices.
Lamp stock. consisting or 1lufnefa
Shades. Chimnaya. Pegs, and Feet, gor sale
at nfncturefs prices. b
( Our new Chta1agtie aud Price T.;st for is0B
II now ready for distribution, which, will
be furnished 20 MerchaIta only, on appii.
cation t''' guy rtf" f.ttf ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08

Nh. VERSION. july Is, 1861
Editors ~ he Journal
pieaae announce me as candidate 10 rep.
resent tliis District Ia tho next Congress.
| believe In the Immediate and uneon-
ditionai restoration Of the aeccded States
10 tho Union, ~ the only remedy TO re-
store peace aud prosperity TO the eouutfy.
I am opposed to any further tinkering
with the Constitution, until all the States
are ia their proper places aud fairy repre-
sented. JolfH PifcifER,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Rallying aud challenging Commit
tees.


The following persons have been
appointed, on the part of the Union
League to act as members of the
Rallyng aud Challenging Committees
at the election of Tuesday, October
9th, 1866
CHALLENGING COMMITTEES
Ul,per PreetRef~Wm. ii. Caldwell
Jamea II MoNecly, Blythe Hypes,
Albert Steinbach, James Taylor,
Fred k@hn, Thoa, J. Groves, VIII
liam Mcfarland, Robert Day.
Nidfie Preciact-John Greek. VIM,
lleilman, Christian Decker, Henry
Feldhaeker, Samuel Haylin, William
Green, Capt VIM, Reavis, II. 7.
Elliott, Charles Adelman, adf
L0ierr Precinct - Robert Horn
brook, Henry Huber, Alex Simpson,
Christ Feaa, Capt, Philip Wasaem,
Jacob Mathoe, Capt Michael Miller.
William Warren, IT,, Andrew j,
Hutchinson.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
HOLM AaANTI.IM.

h" Wholesale ahd Retail Dealer III
TfnAWhrf. stoves, CRATES.
Me1.fuw w a tsh, c0pFnh, kaRETsftoa aud
aHf In fte3f JApAH WAhE,i 4 ...5,..f
tf No, B Main Street, above SECOND,
FH q fNA tNH HN 9f Evansville, Ind,
sly Job Work promptly sAsGyIsd la the
best manner, orders solicited, lsspi gfa
Chflst, Iis1asfieb. Jas. w. Lepef.
~ ~ ID w1Gm LAIE ~,
~ bsaisfs III oit0CHrtfigs. fttDDucn,
HJI'h, Ar,p &C., sycamore NtfssLs beLwssn
Fenfth and Fiftb, Egansylils, Ind,
All Kinds pf Country Produces taken ~
exchanges for GOODS, aud ths highest mar
IN e6nhseiioh with the store, there IN d
large ana aoinmodious Wagon fafd ton
The accommodation .9f country dealers
ssplb dly lAl. ia -. III
MT0pfaE ss 1nEmEHK aIvEN. that
~ tile Undersigned VIII apply ~ tits
dofhn6n Eannoif 0f this city or tfNaaaviiie
fgF perm isslon ~ build ffaas eoensstaea
~ feet by 10 feet, on the alley enid pr tlis
north west half 81 Lot No, 1874, Ia the bona.
ton enforcement 0f said city, l.tgt4g-sii
sapy DIV A0itttls p JOHFspH,