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tn. u,oox,soro, BASE BAIL rouasAx.sr.-

IHE A1ooXlSQfON BABE BALL l0CRNA&EE1.-
The following are list OF The prizes for ibe w1n.
uert as the haze bail tournament 10 be h~ld at
Bloomington, ILL, commencing On Tueed1y. Sep
temher l1th. The nrizes 10 be awarded are elegant
and c1cdliahe 10 the liher4lify nnd eoo1 taste of
the Bloomlnt'o on Club. and the cltazfns Of their
CITY, We have 0nly to -ugce.t that the ar1tnSe.
mcnt OF thcn hNarG. he go dc1U,tely Get foztu In
the Circular OF sstson 10 l.4ued Thai no pos
s1h]c n'enndcr inndinc may ariee Is to what Clubs
afe entitled 10 the WHINING p:lzes:
Fifat prize se1tor Ctabs. gold ball and gold
mounted ROSEWOOD bat, gwen by d. d b. G.,
second fspiUF e Slqs prazs gold mounted, ro'e-
First prixe junior cluts, siiyct ball and mount.
cd roteTood mts y Gen. Giles A. smith. osshe
Second pSixe, Junior Cluhe. eiIver mounted rose
wood bal, by Metsts. Gillett 4 >.eer.. sn1,
To the bctl pitcher eilvrr ice pitcher and onlets
Fy :. g BatemAp, t75.
10 the best cs'cter, gold ptn, representing ball
md bst, by Hurch Houkc. $S-
10 The best throw es, silver card basket. By st.
10 ttc t4st rnnner OF baser, silver mounted belt,
by cub. SIS.
hac~ptfskes prize, valued al $50 to be playtd iof
by Hina men. chosen from the player Of the 'onra-
mint by thp captain Of the wott' heAtcu club. and
nine chosen by 'he cap'aln ol the wluutn. nine OF
the senior clubs.
The cap,sin Of the worst be.tep nine to sciec bis
nine I'M. ann The right 10 choose from amy and all
tlnb+ enteFt0 in the tournament.
To 1he captains Of Pnch Of the Winning cfuhs.
teLtor ntd junior, will DC presented bouquets hy
Ne ladt"s ot Bloomington
Gomm,liiccs Gave already hecn Appoin ed for the
nnrDa1Dent. apd everything prom,tes aeucce.s:
several otbef prizes VIII be added 10 the above
, 1866-07-16

SUDDEN DEATH.-James Dinney, 1aborer. aged
about forty-tour years. who worked IN South
Waller street sall loft. died very suddenly yesterday
<SuDday afternoon, II hts boarding house, No. 35a
South CLARK EtEeet- The cause Of hi- death u uu-
known Ut PIT cent, but Il II believed by thoae
quanted with hlm TINT whlsEey and tIi.ven' iation
Ncre the acents that led to MS detnlse. An 1Evee
tigati0n Nlu be hac tc. .dAr.
, 1866-07-16

ESPECIAL Despatch 70 the Chicago rnounel
DE1Ro1r. July IL
Up-Hemlxpheze, Bee1t, Ellen Williams. Martin
Hart, Seventh Otio, Ell RAges. ....
Dowa- herr1tt, Rudt, Brted. Iumnla. sophts
em&th. Alpha. St. Al nrew, Morris, Arctic. stlkrk
Corsair. Aysry, stussiau, HnnnAh Wa'b:idG-. Auto
crat, Eclipse. Reciprocity, SHEPPARD, HippoErtfe
Black Hawk.
W,Eo, Southwest.
DR1Rorr. July IS. 1884,
Ur-Midn1eht, vanya1tcnhurga No. ?, seaolrd
Jur1-
powN-Eone.
Wup-suuthweEt
, 1866-07-16

The Progress OF Medical ScIence.-
One Of the most valuable alternative md tome rene
dies Is the lodide Of ilne, winch Il prepared BY
Boston chemist.. THIS house have now combined
it with S,rsapstila, forming -'.5zTsgp1rina unh
lodidt 0f Lime" which is one Of tho most excel
lent remedies which moderA scleuce haa produced.
Il Is adyettlaed n our paper to-daY. n965
, 1866-07-16

81, Louis Market.
(epectM DespaIch 10 the Chicago Tnhune.1
Sr. LOUIS July II.
TpnAcco-Wtak, and ciosed with fair demand at
unchane I'd pIices-
FLoUR-Du1, and &c lower. Sales at 97H08.50 for
super and extrns $s.0nals.Do for family brrnds.
GRAIy-WheAt dull. at $50 for tprine. and e7.s0a
aA0 for fail. Corn huoyant: mixed 67a72c white $40
Sc. Oats rFn. It 45@ 49,. Rye cnll, nt 4s@39c-
WHHEYf-Weak. md tends down. Sajes n $40.
, 1866-07-16

Mrs. WlnsloxVss ~0nl9stnE Syrn o r. the
prescription OF one OF the beat female physIcans
and nurses IN the United States, and ha. been used
tor thirty years With neYe1-1ailfnR safety and sue
cef. By m,1lopR Of mothcEs for their children. Il
stomach, rtl,esea wlndeholic. and, by giving rest
and bealth 10 the child, comforts the mother.
, 1866-07-16
SUICIDE
Miserable End 10 the Life or an Er.
ring NOmNus

AT ten O'Clock yesterday {snnday) forenoon, q
woman named Cora Warren Graves died at the Ar
mory from tbs sfec's Of an over do.e Of Audanum,
Which she had swallowed the evening before Tor the
purpose of ending existence that Was hateful TO
htr.elf and no benefit To her fellow beings. Tbs
suicide was WOMAN not more than twenty-five years
OF age, comely Ill appearance, and quite integeur-
i appears that eighteen months aEo .he abandoned,
We VT now leess IN Iowa and ,oas up her lot v,
Il fclloT named Charles H. Moore, w1lh whom she
n: yeo IN The pacity Of mistress ever since. On
resulted III The nan causing his pasanour to be Ar
rested on the charge Of disofterIy Conduct She
bu, osiue to he1 ~
and hes promises to do he1,et IN The future, WAS
DISMISSED w1hoot the Gsusl penalty being assessed.
.oon 81 he Va. releasto, lea wih ,hs M oi N
ezpgess man, M1s. Graves had her trunk and other
znoptrsy removed from MooEc'e room to other quar-
!trs 1T NO. Isl >on'h CLARK street., When this
hl, lness va: completes, she thought 10 further
widen The gulf between herself aud Moore by hav-
irs him arrested. This ~ns done, and on her evi-
d. nee he WIS fined Use dollars n1l costs by Justice
S,nrttrant.
Ii would secm that at this point Mrs. Graves
Hn oa she M6a al as ha Ia
pardon, she resolved 10 commit srIcide. She
procured quantity Of laudanum iron, \ drug
sa 9 hs1 e. poop
was opett1ine tie miserable woe I'M sht down aud
wrote 4 note TO &oofr. Of uhlcn the following Is
cory.
CHICAGO. July H. lsG6-Eyenins.
cuARLEf-Send my body homa / an DEAD l
! love you bul Joa do not love me am dying
good bye. ieli ta,hcr, Charley. love sou, I1ove
Charley Moore, room No IS, Pomroy's block.
,!s,snea., ConA WAHnEs Graves:
down 10 soore's rooo, tut fiudsnc him aoaen, aad
tic roos locked lay do before It In the hail.
shere she va. iopnd about ten O'Clock by the jam
Lh,. sd npnt al reuue+ tee him to hut More and
, 1866-07-16

CoIgn1ess Aromatic Vegetable Soap
a superior Toilet Soap. prepared from redned
Vegetable OILS in combination with G1ycer,ne. and
especially designed Tor the uee Of Ladies and tor
the Nursery. lis perfume u exquisite, and i,s
wa.h!ng properties unsivaIled. For eale by all
druggists. fcbt2h96 1y.xaw
, 1866-07-16

The tFuly refined and fnsfliauable arc
d. carutng the CHI ap md orhless perfumes whicn
MI the market and rtinX Tnlnnan d Collins Egyp-
it1n Cdnd, n96l
, 1866-07-16

/ w ANTED-Infor,ration Of Mrs.
cc.s, Isabella tt9 w.s.ns tEosSt.lv Miss Isabella
llhaas, April tst 1881. Any .,rrn1tiou ssprrr1,,s.
btE viii BE lbsnkus Ter!Ted h1 her ul4;rss4su M
| snss snd By Nrs; ANsL1A T.. tsEPirtN tiorm.flY
Mr.. AnoI!a & G@,Ei. sno Dr> noHrs 4. J, KKrf.
9alifcTn'+ " ~ Iii
, 1866-07-16

In biflnus dtAeases, attended With a
aye!ow or ral!ow complexion, moth or r1lldewed
coun!cnancea. ps1ns under the Annrt nhs, ID the
shoulder b.der, oytr tlc eye. ri b coated tongue,
loss If sppctlse, use Hcrf,cks liz. They are ex.
pres. ~ intended for such complalulr. Full dtrec-
lions 10 English and German. Price Is cents per
box. Sold by all des1crs. J. II. REED T. co
Chicago, ILL.,, agents. 1858
, 1866-07-16
ReE! E5tatg-'-Ununtrr.

FOR SALE-For:y acres Of beau
/ tfuI lara. mule west OF the city ,lmte. will be
gola at basraan roxe.hes. or In ttac4 twenty
ten acres. Title perfect. jO5. P. CLAHxSON,
E2 pcNt horn etTNet. iIl3.aII
, 1866-07-16

New York STOCK md IL oncy Ntarkes.
NKw TogK, july II.
MoSxT-Etradv at L@8 PEI cent.
SrHEl1Sa- IL arm at 1Gs.tM1HX. ..
tioLD- Wilhoni det,0cd clis:se: opening Mt 49, ad
ya1cipG to l3.k. 4nu cIosiHg II i114.
{sovEEHXt Vt STGs:KS-f1nIet+
FREi9H7-To Liverpool thale hFmer.
, 1866-07-16

CoxconD, n. H., July ii.-A fire broke out here
extensive iron founory, with the outbuildlnes+ o.
unnkee 4 Co.'S large machine shops.
and Ihsfc dwelling houses. The loss amounts
to so 600, which was lcrs th1n half injured.
, 1866-07-16

NJ a II II u.
In this cltT, on til" 13.b iust.. BY the Rev John
Nes1y QshoTe Iectnr Of St ruGrs Eplsconal
Church. Rantnni. THOMAS CARE, E.Q, ano Mss
1iDIa RICNTEH,
Jalv ih =! ths residence ofthe brid = raztnts. hs
the ev. K 81 Half ID, Mr.. IUT{N VI. PHELPS and
MARY F. WHEELS s1s. ali Of Chcaeo. No cards.
, 1866-07-16

A Cure Mt LaAt!-One more disease
couluerrdi The worst ca-es of Khemutlsm cured
BY thr new and wonderful discovery known ns Met.
calfe's Great Rheumatic Remedy. LORD d SMITH,
agente. Chicago. n96s
, 1866-07-16
LOCAL MATTERS

No drugc.st or phyaleian has ever
pronounced y s'..-; r-.-llent and powerful and
PERFECTLY saie r~medy Tor Ehotera Morbus and d.
aHhofa. Sold by Fnlict, Finch j. Fuller, wholesale
druggists, Chicago. JYl6ns66-st-A-Tu
, 1866-07-16

The following Is the meteorological Record of the
week tndiER saturday, Juy lin. lsC6 ~ zen. hy j.
&. IaDgsutb, ST.. optlcian. NJ. i15 Ksndo1un
etreet ine temperature T. taken In the shade Tne
direction and rt the winds are gtycn aut,oxt
1nnicly. With the nrome,sic nl,tudes-:he erasl,
le' tcrt tcnC the tullial< OF lh word. ~ hi:h''
~mot=t atmosphere" and "dfy."
, 1866-07-16

And The whole ten miles IN SO N. stl3i 4 t3ur-
maps botFe at ,he competition Of 1he rsce did not
show very much fatigue, while Sorzel Bill came in
quite FISH.
COOLEY AND NEDoC.
On Tuesday afternoon next = race for $500 side
Will come OF between The celebrated feoaters
Cooley nud NCdoc- a c}ose contest is ANTICIPATED,
and Of course there Will be large Rtcnnance.
, 1866-07-16
milwaukee, Markets

NIfIWHHKf6 u1ufRtks
rspecial Despatch to The Chicago Tnbuael
MILWAUKEE, July ll-5;ao p. m.
FlouE-Dull md 30 lower.
GRA1x-wheat panic stricken and lower. Bales ,
-:-1sWo bu At elSl91.s.X for cash; NalAG
, 1866-07-16

New Orleans Market.
-..... INV ORLHASs Jn1y II.
Co7Toy-SR1es 800 bales OF loE mIdtlne al 5oesf;c.
1eoCEElEs-Fa1r 1uga1 ~ 1tc. Mo asses-uothIRS
doDH.
FIcuASoK-Bank sterling, g. Now York Exchange
X prem
, 1866-07-16

DEATH FHox lS1ENrEuAscE--Coroner Wagner,
on Saturday. held IN inquest on the body or John
Ge1aru formerly resident Of Ott4wa, but has been
4 soldier ior rome years pas1. who ditd on Friday
night At the cu1Ief Of CsrroN and Jefferson streets
from the effects OF IN excessive Of Intoxicating
liquols. He had becn on constant rpIee Tor three
weeks previous TO his death. The jury rendered q
verdict accordance with the fnc's. The deceased
wae formerly member Of Company c, First hesi-
Elerr 1llnois artillery,
, 1866-07-16

Call at bangs nros., 82 Monroe street,
and coolers. Also, cooking rangcs, stoves and hot
mir fDTnAcnA tnfN1
, 1866-07-16

Special Caution. Mrs. W1it4toyvss
Scouting syrup has become 30 popular that varf.
parties nave put articles calling them M1s.
W1nslup's. Plea.e take notice that tne Mrs. Wins
low Of the Soothing syrup IS not connected with
auY other article tune le5Sl
, 1866-07-16
THE CITY.

BAsE HA11--A match game will be played be-
tween the frat nlnta oE the =. Eastman and
tsCouet- Clubs at Camp Douelas. on Monday,
July 10th. cunmenc1ne A. ha1f past two o'clock, p.
N. All lovers Of the game are invited.
, 1866-07-16
OsweRo 1InfacI,

VE"ENV
- O*wE0n. july H.
FIorR-Du1t but unchanged raies 800 brls slG..3
fer No tprlRet s.2S5e1 12.9 ful red winter. fl3s@
l3-5E for d1ub extra. y
GRAlS-Wheat dniI ant unchanged; sales 1000 bu
No chicago DpTIcE At Sl.L3. Corn atetdy: sales
20.oCo bu No 1rtLo's &c. Other grains romsnai.
CANAL FtTt6Ifrs-Cnchaueed. Wheat. 12c; corn.
Msdion. 3s.iS 10 rs~ v.cE- Aouoe' f'''' ~ 'As
LAKK INFokT4-E0thinT.
CANAL L1rpETs-t3u00 bu wheat, 11,t10 bQ oats.
, 1866-07-16

FALL OF HouBE.-Ab0ut NOON on Saturday
fDall Cue ttoay cottage, located At No. 1s5 Third
sveune, which had been cle.a1ed thirteen 1eet from
the ground AID set on s1te, toppicd over into the
etFeet, owing 10 the insecurity Of the "uuderpin-
ntngs. The cottage ~as occupied By Mr Samuel
the Kitchen at the tue OF the accident Fortunately
no one was injured al The time OF the fall thou.h
Eome Of thetttlltk driven th1ough the door In
clote proximity to members Of the family. The
house wns hzoIen nlm1.t into two pieces and 20
much damaged as 10 mtks rebuilding m impossi.
hlllty. The loss will be several hundred dollars,
, 1866-07-16

Go 10 tile Kcat-e;o TO Bryant j. Srrat.
toms Chicago Commercial College 10 get thor
ouEh, practical business edueauon, or to become
good Telegraph Operstor- Address iCc circulars,
HRTAfI Z HTpAIIlN. En{caun Ill.
, 1866-07-16

HTOLEN--O On the 4th Of July, 9
~ prnmtssory note. drnwn BY Ellis & nros. tn the
order o. c5sran7 Ct. ttefan L kl"., m and st*s
saint Lunfs. lane, 1865 nns noaths tor fl. To-. All
p!.ots afe htreoy cautioned alanst nesot!a1g: sAlt
Ente. ns eht hle been ssccpcd. REASW sS4 :Ie,
NILS
, 1866-07-16

LONDON, sunday. July !.
The steamship Great Eastern, with the At
lantic cable, lett Medway at noon On the S0th
Of Juuc, for Bcarhaven direct
The laying Of the cable will commence on
the 10Th inst
, 1866-07-16
Garden H0He-Rcat qualify at low
pnce fitted and rtady tos nsc. al the rubber store,
Ill Ncndolph-st.. under the Museum. nSl5

We desire to cali attention IN the
Saratoga "A'' Spring Water. The Analysis snoWa
II 10 con+ain 1azro per cent more mrlie.nai mig
vieby. or any o,hcr Spnoc Water 10 the world.
lie tonic, dluretlc. and c1thartlc proper ,es are
wonderful. and iurteora,e the ay1tem Ii, 4 remark
the PRINCIPAL Drugg1sts, Hotels and Groc-c:.
YnEH scr .+' -N-
, 1866-07-16

WISCONSIN FEHA1E Co11EGE---The closing ex-
err,ses Of this Justly popular SEMINARY occurred
Thu1sIay lat, The institution u situated In the
midst 0t most beautiful aad healthy country.
Like lit. nolyokc and Rockford, lie course OF study
1s thorough. comprehensive anc practtca1, and Is
nesiFntd 10 qualify &om1O 10 act well her paft In
Lie. lit htrh cnHt.Crr It ur1utu Within
yonne iauc. from all para OF the county The an
nuai nddrte* WIS delivered by R.y v. 0ealy. Of
this city. and the diplomas presented bf Dr..
judo, President Of the Board Of Trusse.e.
, 1866-07-16

LARc1sr.-Aiexspdef Evans, atas Peter Gavin,
n'ias George Dro-n, alias Thomz. Jeuk., alias
Adum Murray, Wps brought up At Police Court, On
SAturda, stte1noon. charged With *,calin. a small
gum OF money lion Harriet Detim, young woman
who AS sald 70 he poor bu' hog ii. liz robbed Lcr
while -hc slept anu sxu away before .he awoSe,
The mat Of many name. and few princtnles Was
he'd tor trial nj tee Recorders Court in the sum
III 4sJW
, 1866-07-16

L1ME.-We call the attentIon OF our readers 10
the Advertisement Of Neesrs. Uc,nond Spooper
WiRwam building, offering for sale dne and air
Flake lime. in large smnll quantities, for dtsp-
feeling pgspose-. This Is tn.t tna season OF the
ScrF wnen this article Ia peculiarly valua de-1n
TACT invaluable IN view OF the cholera. Messtr.
Dcmond l. >pooner a.e a1so agents for the sac Of
f)r.f rIAx. sfnccnS and cement
, 1866-07-16

BRICK Machine-rhe National Brick
Machine makes. With onsY two.hor4e power. 81. .00U
and uniform lengths II the machine docs not per-
fufm Whist we claim for ii, will take II hack and
refund the money. Address ADRAM REQuA,
General Agent. III 6roa;iway, New York.
MAvNl1rtt-9Gt-r W nr
, 1866-07-16

The ToNAwASDA-1hc propeller Touawand&,
or wtznt fctnaus OF ber emcc ehe wns blown up
one dDe summer. afternoon about two year. ago,
while rap-Ing through Vnn Bnrcn etreeI hr,dpe,
lcl th,s p0ft On Sunoa1 evening in tov OF lhG
yp1talo.
, 1866-07-16

lcERSONAL To ReEt-A sp:en-
did. nrstelasa nouie. With Il rno1eaa tu nFo5e.
West Ut,l.ioD. II uaatf~d. NO II arit nxsufe3 epd
pisusa II ssesJ low cures A41sees 4Ap15.
II}Qupe G4ee. o1
, 1866-07-16

Paper 9ian-tBxn md Window Shades
at greatly rcuuced prices. +. Z. K1GBr, 50 lian-
1ph- ~
, 1866-07-16

NC" 4 YEN u1AlAEG4
EKw TnEk. July II.
{das 15}s md uom'naliy the asHe' c for
FtoIa-zteY dull: and 1ea e5c lower-decltne chiefly
apoi high RIanes; 80 for State to good
ah.pmpe@ @ osaoos Eoota hoop Ohio; s1o.oss ldsV for
MulsxHr-Qriet and rog,.psl At t2.2oa2z5.
GkAlS-Rsct!ptS VII at 16.5N b1. market dull, and
strongly TENDING downward. Receipts rye, knne--
quiet HarteI-9oae; marke, du'l and EomtnAi Corn
-ma1Set orened heavy. and closed lc lower. with
only moderate business doing :sa s. Kc fof unound 70
nt1ed we.ern. fol souLd do. c,o.1nE VI s3
etc ard pic for western yellow. Receipts oats.
5Ns sc. '
PFTnoLc1-Dn, &c for crude ii $7Xc for refined
IN bond.
v ooL-Dull abd notnina at 6aas'c fol Tes.esn
fleece. including Parcels low na sc and as high
75C ior choice Ohc-tc for pulled. 9Eic for Tex 4s,
@4sc for Caf1ofnft, Sc for Cuba and 9ekc for sheep
6kin8.
FIov1s1oxs-Fork heavy aud lower-f3l ~ Va 7,.s2
for new mese-elottnE at esLs cash, 40 Sd for old
ts6.i30 .t0 for prime. Beet steady Ut 4ldoo
3zl5o for rc~ plain mess and 2ts0 Tor
La esx beet hAnE nominal at 80 cut meats steady
It 1s4alsNc for shoulder and 174aTs Tor hams;
Qnlet and heavy 1t @ 3sc for Ohio, common to prime.
Buffnto hIarkct.
BrTTlo, july II, 6 ?. N.
, 1866-07-16

Where the Shoe Rinehcs-CerlnSn
Denit-ts who have tooth nostruu- 10 eei. and VINO
&, d SozouoxF Il taking the place Of every other
dc1ridce In the lsnd. shake the1f heads knowingly
nnd hint that II IA deleterou.. II tney an uele
tsEious to thelr intetc.ts, doubt they right.
Were 1t destructive to tue teeth. these cav11ers
would have nothing Fay agulnet H. as evil effects
Would bring GrfGt 10 thef mill. Their motives are
TOO t1unpareL not to be seen BY every intelligent
pcTs0n. Beware OF limitations. n3S
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-04-12
Ordinance No. IA.

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF a siOEnA
ON THE WEST SIDE OF Iowa STREET FROM FOUNTAIN ~
WALNUT STREETS.
The President and Trustees Of The Village Of Dodge
ville do oroain as f3lioUs:
That sidewalk on the wrist side of Iowa street
tending from Fountain street to Walnut street in
Jenkins addition to the village of Dodgevle be con
strucsd upon the established grade, in front of the
following lots. follows: Lois mum Der two (2) and
three (3 in Block number nine (9) of Jenkins adli-
ton to the Village of Dodgcville, according to thu
plot and survey made by Chas. II. Legate, which po
is recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, o.
Iowa county, in volume " of Deeds on page 400, th'
said sidewalk to be- five feet in width slnpng toward,
the center of the half inch 70 the foot ant
constructed of pine plank of not less than two inehe
In thickness, on two peecs Of scautng four by foul
inches laid engthwsc upon the inside ground allot-
ted for sidewalk purposes.
Dodgeville, April 9th, 1865
THOMAS CARKEEK,
Attest President nro tenn Of
w. }. WRIGGLEswoRTH Dodgeville Wis.
Village Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the foregoing ordnanc
passed 10y the President and Trustees Of the Vii
lage of Dodgeyille, on the 9th day of April A. ID
1906. W. j. WRIGGlEswORTH Clerk
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-04-12


The President and Trustees Of the Village Of Dodge
UiHe do ortdin as J0lt1irs:
That sidewalk ON the west side of Main street
extending from the south east of lot number
twentyone CID in Wilson's addition to the Village
Dodgeye, to The north east of lot numbe
hundred and thrty-five (135) in Ma de is add
fion TO the Village of Dodgeville, he consu ted upon
the established grade in front ofthe following lots
follows Lots2, 20, 10, 1S H. 16 H. H. 49, II, H. Il
o. 8, Z, G. s. t. 3, 2, l, of Wilson'S addition TO the
Village Of Dodgevie, and lots number l. 2, g. l52
So ~ IS, 144 80 40, 50, &C. l34 and lbs in Madden
addition to the Village of Dodgeyille according to
"Cranes Map of the vi laee Dodgeyiile, the said
sidewalk to be five feet in Width slopng towards the
confer of the half inch to the foot and
struced Of pine plank of not less than two inches in
thickness, on two pieces of scant four by 70 il
ches laid lepgthwise upon the inside ground alotte
for sidewalk purposes.
THOMAS CARKEEK,
Attest: President pro TEN of
WI. WRIGGLEsw0RTH, Dodgevlle Wis
Village Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the foregoing ordinance
was passed by the President and Trustees of the Viii
lage OF Dodgevle, the 9th day of April A. d. 1866
W. j. WRIG%LEswoRTn, Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-04-12
Ordinance No. l6,
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SIDEWALK
on THE SIDE OF MAIN STREET.

on THE EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET.
The President and Trustees # The Village Of Dodge
cftie do ordain foHoWS:
That sidewalk on the east side of Main street,
tending from the south west corner of lot number
one ~ in block eighteen (lS) ofJenkins addition
to the Village of Dodgevile to the northwest
oflo one hundred and thirty-six (156) of Madden's
addition TO the Village of Dodgeville be constructed,
upon the established graden front of the following
let's As follows: Lots 2, 3, !. and in block No.
Is, of Jenkins addition to the Village of Dodgeve.
and lots number 35 81 49, 81 81, 30 % IS. ~, 26, %
"a %, and -, of Wilson's addition the Village of
Dodgeville and lots number 4, 5, 49, g. 2S, 49, 20,
II, ~, l02 1903, and 1885, of Maddens addition tc the
Village Of Dodgevile, according to Cranes map of
the Village of Dodgeville the said sidewalk to be
feet in width sloping toward the of the street
nall an inch to the foot, and constructed OF pine
plank Of not less than two inches in thickness two
pieces OF scantng four by four inches laid
upon The inside ground allotted for sidewalk pur-
poses.
Dodgeyille, April 9th, 1866
THOMAS CARKEEK,
Attest: President pro TEN of
W. j. WRIGGTEswoRTg, Dodgeyille, Wis. !.
Village Clerk.
Notice Is hereby given that the foregoing ordinance
was passed by the President and Trustees OF the vii
lage of Dodgeyille the 9th day of April A. D. 1866
w. J. WRIGGLEswoR. H. Clerk.
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Ordinance No Is.

An oRDfSANcE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A sIDEwAL
ON THE WEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET.
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Meeting Of the Village Board of
Trustees.
DoDGEvILLE, MONDAY EVENING,
April 8, 1866.

DoDGEvILLE, MONDAY EVENING,
April 8, 1866.
PREsENT-Thomas Carkeck, Sam'l Hos
kins, John j. Cornish, VIM. Harris, S.
B. Mclaughlin. Trustees.
The President being absent, Thomas
Carkeek was on motion chosen President
protein.
Minutes Of previous meeting were read
and there being no objection, they stood
approved
Ordinance number l3, "Of the promo
ton of HEALTH" was introduced and
passed.
Ordinance number IA, "For the Con-
strtletien of side walk on the west side
of Iowa Street, from Fountain to Walnut
Street" was introduced and passed.
Ordinances number 10 and l6. "For the
construction of side walk on beth sides
OF Main Street, from North Street to Di-
vision Street, was introduced and passed
Bill of Richard Rogers, for lime, was pre-
sented, and on motion, allowed.
On motion of S. B. Mclaughlin, the
Board adjourned for one week.
W. J. WMGGIEswoRTH,
Village Clerk.