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II expected 20 convene Immediately after the adjourn
ment Of Congress- and before the Philadelphia Conven.
ton In August
REORGANIZATION or THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
The House Judiciary Committee have decided by .
vote OF Ave 10 four 10 report bill the earliest prac
cable moment for the reorganization Of the courts OF the
United States The nrst section provides for tbs abo
ton Of the Circuit Courts OF the United staes sep
tember $780, and gives TO the District Courts and the
District Judges original Jurisdiction OF all actions at law
and suits In equity commenced after that date TO
the extent In al possssssd By the
Circuit Courts and the Circuit Judges for said districts
respectively The second section provides for the removal
OF all actions and prosecutions the Circuit 10 the
District Cours The eighth section provides for
tho establishment OF a court Of appeals In
each OF the circuits Of the United States TO have
appellate Jurisdiction within such circuits with q
proper seal and olcr The sixteenth section provides
that terms Of said OF Appeals shall be held the
several Judicial circuits, except the tenth, the rst
Tuesday OF May In each year, and at tho following
places tho first circuit In the city Of Boston; In thc
second circuit In the city OF New York; in the third
circuit the city Of Philadelphia in the four circuit
In the city OF BALTIMORE In the fifth circuit In the city
Of Savannah In the sixth circuit In the city OF Louis
vile; in the seventh circuit In tho city OF Cleveland
tn the eighth circuit, In tho city Of Chicago In
tho nintn circuit, IN the city OF 81 Louis,
and in the tenth fircuit the terms shall be
held annually ths nrst Monday OF June f the city
OF San Francisco Adjourned may also he held In
any circuit from time time In the Judgment Of the
Court the public interests shall require Section twenty
provides that after the LIST day OF September
the State or Wisconsin shall be annexed 70 and con.
stitute part OF the Eighth circuit.
TIE INTERIOR DEPARTMgsr CLERKS.
Nearly all the clerks discharged from the Interior Do
partment the 1st inst have been temporarily retained
for month longer but will then their final
dismissala
CONGRESS.
Both houses OF Congress have adjourned until
Thursday No business OF importance concluded
to-day.
CONFIRMATION.
Mr.. Sten!y O. Akrley 10 day confirmed by the
Senate Collector Of Customs FOR the district OF Mich
gan.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
Tho internal receipts day were g. 269 s2o
FOURTH or JULY EXCURSIONS.
There being no organized celebration here
has caused advertisement OF excursions from
this city than known before They 60 70 the
neighboring cities and the country.
FoRNgy BETRAYIsG wEaKSRss
Forneys editorial attack the President this
ing construed to indicate sensveness than tho
public had given hin credit for possessing HIS 6utter-
ing betrays weakness
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

ruy PACIFIC nAIIRoAp.
On motion ~ Mr. wnsos trcp.l Of low, the bin In.
troduced by him yeerday, explanatory Of the Pacific
Railroad of July 1894 and July 1904 and which
had been made the special order ror to-day, post
poned I'll Thursday nert the bin not having come n
from ,hs printer and Mr. Stevens who Interested in
II not being well to-day
TuE rHvDyrs rrtxAr Euf.
Mr.. Euor, lrepl Of Mas, from the COMMITTEES Of
Conference on tho Frceernens Hurean bail rnafo re
porl and explained the various points Of L. a. given IN
yesterday senate procsedngs
NJ LE.Br0sD tdeg o. ohio, suggested that scion
should not be taken before tbs bill IN ita preHcnt
form printed All that tho House knew of u that
there negro 10 The head negro 10 tho bowels negro
in the hcels and acgro sil through.
Mr FfvK ldeml u Oiio moved 70 lay the report On
the table, which was negafved by 20 IN iO2
Tho report then agreed To- 30 tha, the bill has now
THsxxs 70 ms vcrxnGxxr or IyoSa
Mr. R1YsoSp, trspl of y. Y, offered ,he following
concurrent resolution, which shs sdopied;-
sncsr,i % ks worsirersn of Lyor. rrnnreI Who hav.
ss.s,.a .s.s sAs s,,p',.n T. n.m n.'ssfs ~ ~ " ss
sss S,.ss, ssss .a4 1spsyd q s 81 ere
ss sss dsps.sd -S ne srsSi,.s q q. sv.s'asn. -
tae siAts pepsrBsnt~
Mr. KrKn, from The c~nnii,ss % 1ecouuis Reported
retolosion, which adopted requiring accounts Tor
services, &o, " es verified under oath
N. s..s.. s . n, aSis, I'd iI,iss n California =.
ported days s,nte from NJ Committee Public
lands, came rp a. the regular baSress 10 the morning
hour
Mr. JrfiIS rrr) ~ fnd, chairman o. tho committee
sad he rsceved deepaichee from nts gent gentle
men California asking hlrn Dot " prefs sction On the
bill ~ th- um@ and he would nersfor~ Submit oon
"a postpone al December
W. xcfsrrl rep % c.i ogpo-ci he pozsporemsnt,
cnlliaR for the projection ~ fs ucsrarhee ard 10
carns NINETY out u cry hundred cxens of
Cslforns snd thai No Lersirtgis wsre urgonuy de-
mardlns hs Easnage
Mr. Jctiss sszl 70 The c'erts Gsst and hsd rad .
despatch from james G. yaDskis chsrso.srtzins tic
ba - enormously unlas snd rsfsrrss 70 the ciorpsA
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CANADIAN MATTERS.

Tho Financial Daasst-Ex -Exsitsnss.s 0vss
MIR. G.lts Heport-Fsnians fa -. A.
m.nd ana neutrality-suspicious. Savs-
sion 60 Take Place an septsnaber at
10 he successfuI--The Waited States 80
10 Pat Dat OF HAra's Way 40 that ma
Cannot Interfere.
ho-ry.li, July q tsoA
rhe enuro people Of the province continue q y. 49,
talsd no Finance MnlaioFa baigeL From ali shst
can reliably g4lher Mr. GASs 90, inclined v rosds
from his position Though he nas had full aud froe -
tervewa with tho bankers other leading ia,-res As
divided bot notwithstanding, II 10 ,horght thai ns
Ainstor VIII naist upon issuing bis legal tender a91~
well upon the salient feature. Of his tarlT
despatch says that tho FefiAn Generals swssnv.
Spear aud Mehan wero ., the Eisios Hogse In ~
Armand, ana In Frelggburg, Canada, SUNDAY lask
They affirmed that the next FenIan Demonstration -
Canada would take place IN September and would bs
success adding that The United States could not 1tss
foro
90 not learn u any Contemplated obser,sncs Of q.
Fourth o. July on the part o. tho American rotaoan
here.
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UslHtl Jliy y 10
The rovsfnneni commissioner have enam'eea sri
accepted an additional twenty nes o. ne rblor rsSse
R,rosa to-day one buudred All tu.n y-avs miies
nov n runnisg order Regular passenser irans, eary.
ing ihs daily overland mall eommsuoed funnlns %
Colufubus ~ ~ ~ July. A. colsmbus 10 dAy hss
og ozrriand efsf.s connect wl,h ths ralrAaA -
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eHANr AND SHERMAN
rho democrats here are claiming tha, Generals Grant
aad Sherman both warmly In favor of the Pills
ssipbis Convsnson, aad will uss their influence
surs lz succesA
rHn REBRL aEsEyAL E.aRUnEr WANTS TO ne
TURN TO THE UNITED STATES.
a icssr has been received from the rebel General
Nasrudsr nov In Mexico, who writes % friend askinz
elm 70 intsrcede with government that he may no,
% arrested II wan permission" ho says, 10 return
70 the Upited staiss The imperial government has
rcne 70 destruction and has no money and have 10
get swsy from hero Mary have already ieft Price
and myself and others are siiil here; but
scmpelsd 70 look for sons other place 20 70.
There 10 no hope for anything more here"
rEs TAX nILL
mo Committee of Conference on tue disagreci inr
amendments Of the Tar bill again this morning but
sd not conclude their laborx They meet again
sow and will probably make their report both houses
ss Thursday.
rHK r1rgDrES's suRslu BrLL,
tsviug finally passed both houses u Congress. will
,aos be presented TO The President for his action I.
sssds ths operation Of ths Burcan for two years from
sas ums, sad the supervisor Is % b. all loyal r.
rugsss and freedmen FAR the shall be nsees-
ay 70 enable them tSesiily ~ practicable 70 bs.
Gonna scf suprorsng citizens, and 70 al hsm IN maxi.
lnx the fresd,m eonfsrrei BY the prccamsop ~ ths
Commander Chief by The ancirsiou the laws q
shs stsiss and by consutattopal susnd snt svsaels
N lssm and bsnsao,s 10 the rcpcbio
POLITICAL elrursma AT slrlTooA.
d has ,~aked oa, ,hss another Saratoga meeting o'
sSSed poluchsr 10 70 be Rid q, that ws.s,ins p.e.
o~swsas similar - ,ne .. ssa rear 10 which weed
pASvsssA. vesiss frank r'~rcs and o,hsrs nfornsly
au.ss ,os ss,s fss isss fail sad winter vressiws
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THEY PURIFY. RTgEsGrnEs agD layfGORArn
They create healthy spp~titn.
They sDuaqle 10 rhanEs of water ami .sa
They Strengthen tha hystoip.
They purity ihr breath arf enre sour stuIA-h
Thsi curr DyrpcT1is sud iqnNtfaupn.
They Lssr E1mIiniut and hrrsa Uraf4n4.
DRAKEs PLANTATION niTr&TA have cured
casca of chronic isteAryy snsfFsan ar eeLzy
apd Want Cg VIAL eDtrgy. tan sfirinf thf rnnt hss
eer produced They arr rsftnnlarr adapted " arlsS
feuAs ani pefsons of scaeat~fy occupations oss-r-s
prnprlei0t'a stamp tho Of bottle. ~
dealer has cot got Ia report 70 n n. DRAkK A 90.
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Trial of Colonel Rocker.

roRosro, q w, July . 1904
Tho Commisson % Inquiry 10 thc go q coloas
1ookor commenced 10 sitting to-day a Haniii1a-
Neither members of tho press The public ars w.
mlttod tho trial, which. i supp1ssd si lake ssv
era days.
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aErIyAE or rms grrssgR FFTgE GALTs a. a..
Lorfs WIN TWO HUsDEsp THouHAar poLLAEs
~ brs4- Di3CoyER.as op INV sGRks iA rms
MOUNTAINS.
~ ioUp. July D iscs
TLs steamer Pe.sr Balsn arrived thA evening from
Fert Benton. sixteen dayn o. She brings t~o hundred
thousand dollars ia god dust Rsfor,s an cute, amonr
the indians sud dlsooveres oi aud rich minos Ths
riaea tN naio the nyB ss0ccssfui TIP ersr uisdo u
tho nr4uta4n.
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Fight On Board a Hudson aiver stesmss.


nrht occurred on the steamer Mary Powell, on hsS
passage ny night In shloh bottles and Esasna
freely used oae wa pat oG thil laaiing sady
cut
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senator Lane Reported yst sn-r.

~. Intn july Z, lsfs.
seuaor fArs sin living lssi evening but his rly
resns have NJ hobrs q biz recovery ", has ben
conscous and - not cpelsd ha syss ~ spoken any
enc since he sh0t hlfnaan
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bs~rut. igly y l~s
The malls for The steamship chiaA. ~ uverpool sna
Hsirst vi close % wednesday - tss s'si,ok A. n.
saa s6s wli san sSss, sss~
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\. AZ cieer comPi lon wifhis
thr -rart - Al hhHfulks 9Af 49, I'll = wH@~s
Al impunIss y 10 system Aei.1 afosdssg
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Address poiiak = tfnbrHthau-.
ramnuf trtnre~~ sf1 nrsHftay -. g.4us sa.s4 -
~ order. bU.lsa ana rcpt
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hair ~ nulutufss ~ American ladies' is a4rbes N the us<
~ BURNErrH COCDaINE. No other preparation oes,
aeLy Hua hs oosdiona of the human 6ar nsias
artificial
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h.-f.rdi,s, Throw Away i.t.vtS~S
fnatnrs ns~ Nafsur iIwHL'i hawuefiYr LAs. fss 10
vt4l4aE tAs form Dsp0t - asi.G afftet
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A.

We desire s oap u ths sataiosa "a" hpssnx We
The eoa.Ais tarKe I.sr
medtcnRt ~ the conrfsas k.Alng~~s
Elehyt ~ Hs ~Ater IN ths word ia touk1,
clral3r sut salhf sft. wonderful ard iuvfro~S
sle tho sysisg ~ ssNr We undd7st.s nd q
u being kent ~ r>l irn gists. hatsa Ard gua3s
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All PrIr~s - shs Royal Havana asa
other lraAi.Eaa tostefss eAahsd Tnf1frafl0f rfYra
y 9AfGN. BfNhsf ~ bfsa4~ar
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A.-s,sret Opoponan Ia is

N.-rfotts chemical PoU.de Hostgres
sret air Ant - fr.dcciy a9 ts HAif UfeaGnf ss<
- kubii8ph. 10 Asiof lors- and ~ ~ 4fuEx4iA
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All Prizes Cs.hed in legal Lottsriss---
rLrrE h,ass, 10 rfa.s..r
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ustehsior's Hair by. The beet ia Oh.
void ealy fef Dys hsfgaass rauabl.. tnsiaEl.
r.osa Faatarp, A. hAffsF sas~i
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tirs frosr saf.-Etss second usaa
Aafts tE~a " - ttnrs 80 Wfsfe - 49,. - ca.
~ No lArtLa.AI aIrssA
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wei ssfdst - grest fsfiasn far tssnG ~ wyfn,
~ bHrss iass F@Nkeatt akf 0f sNf.s Z Nis8
!afas haris.s Hrf.s~s sfrsiss asa Ahsaastsn. ~ .
tDx Hof 10 3ugr -
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HIorsnes Lock s,tssh sewing N-~hls.~
Fsa ~ a.. wsgN TLoARNCg AENIse kAGtsfrn
COMPANY. a. tt-EtWsy.
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fsm.mbsr ,. Web suer*. uaB steve
-. "'sA /. 80 h'sFsA ,s4sasesi 49, hftt z 80
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Josu co.brare CLat. Attorn, a. General,
L. CO.. Ft Hfesf*kT osrtsf = O.. Face
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war - - ft4trf ~ yylra -. ~.
Asa,es sth tre4irs. a. .i,s PFsfs ssk suf- $3.50
rNsf NNtt ffss ~ fheFEr % - .r 49, tstNws
sg... ~ Z sGiLLfS koroHrOR. fis..,s ss.sssstsss.
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wass8iAr pug. . pufwE kna hFf.pws~..
lafFe r-faa safs sni oaay u oi~faaa. saa .tai
iNnlH.
Og~a rYs.tr.ih n8ass, Ms~ Nara
E0li b. 81 dfusa
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Hsfners'.--rss In ,fo,sa Kinp,s Hsel.
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HUau0ross's gIis
tet tnaar ff'i N 10 akd lsies asS
surrrlr p cgr,blnat4ssof fssphydn o0issynth
many. sas,t~ TFsa rrnsis ta~rii
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MenD tho whole country.
". z. NrBLACK,
ANTHONY THORNTON,
MICHAEL G. KERR.
@. O. eHANKLIs,
GARRETT DAVIS,
n GRTDER,
SHOMAs X. NDELI.
SAMUEL J. RANDALL,
IEWfS W. ROSS,
trRPHEh IABER,
u HUMYHREY,
John HOGAN,
D. n. BUYER,
YEUNIs O. BtRGgs.
CHARLES GOODYEAR,
tHAA II. WINFIELD,
a b. C0YFROTH,
LOWELL H. ROUSSEAU,
PHILIP y0HNBON,
eHA8. A. KLDRiDGE,
JOHN l. DAwtON,
- wwrwuxuw Nrlw A l4H
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h"ysl Hsvars Iattsry .-~f'Flrss paA
tt~ Y t@ saH*& Nas fAf4esf 80 sAs -
rAtEo&t 5ss... r...sy
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REvERDY JOHNSON.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
WM WRIGHT.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
y. A. McDOIGAIL
wh. RiDFORD,
3. =. MARSHALL,
NYER SfKOUSE,
CHAs sfTGPEArE5,
3. u. hNCoSA.
y. y. HJBbiii.I,
Is. &. RiItLk
A. HARDING,
A. J. GLOsSRRYvNPR,
n. n. v. WRIGHT,
A. J. ROGERS,
". MCCULLOUGH,
r. In BLOND,
W. +. FISCk,
l. \. TRIhBLE.
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~ hEAioo e'1''.i ~ sur-I, ,,.,l1H' ~ .y.o
= A., c,.ss eemgi. ION. ION :, Whit.
AZ 'mpsn,ss q mssJ''sH' Asf' "'ods't
All Pri,-s Cs.hed in Legal I.ottsriss---
cLury n,os., - rrrss-v
All PRIZE. - enc Royal usven. ass
o''' i''''' '''''' f's;1 ssa ai s,f. '.' ss.4,
Hran@ro.a'. pni.
- .I-.ll-a -, maae iTl \. uabsa a,.,s.
st,n~ sgrsln,,ias,a = Ses,sh,aia. sos,a,A 800
many, siss' = 'ais-i v'sg 'sr'a', r-r' l.v...-.
sri,is y -slpnsys ,na So,
BrAsDGXrWs nun
fs,ss s-''.a -. - - i ol-'sss "a .s :.
oe-s E,-sr.ih Hsps- Ns- yon
80 ~ - ~ 80 =.
Brsshury's sapsrier ,aaoforis,.
NATsrssns az ssa ar Bfoen- sl-s,. So Ysss
n.teh.ior'. Hair Dy..-Ths B.a is On.
ss,s s.ss " S,a s. . $50. c'a''' '''' a''''
VEL ssnsi - g'sst f.,aiian ~ tssana ~. wft sa-~s
~. ,s... s,;... s.s.' .s,..s. ~
- aols y Sass =.
~; Lsrswo.'sy's ss~ Premium Ts..s
.shs',s4 esssss-. 6hisnoi.n's = .. s,ssss~ 49,
Yiorsns. roeL s,s,sh sewing r-shlsa~-
- = s. - rLoAKNcs HE1isa kA1aris
yirs rrosr sar-.-ri,s s..s.s u.na
asf,s oK-a y sntthcs 70 wlesrs nsAa4ass. ~ 90.
~ - s'er1Aa1ai aifssA
How. s.~ins w..si-. .sas-ra,,y.-Eu~.
HOWE. ~ ftsss--'. - nrosfw.r 49, ~.asA
Jor- ce.hrar. La,s A,,.rn. o General.
=" 60 iit T'"'f~r "artsf = - Faas
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wfiasv. Psts~t s.'.-swsss s.fess--
- - 80 pys ssfs @sss Vss~ - fNs<A~a
ssw~&
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27

A PREAcHER.-A man calling himself a
follower of Christ and preacher of the
Gospel, appeared in Mazo Mamie a few
days ago, and not being able to find q
Christian family in the place-soho pere
ceiling to board him for Christ's sake
went 10 the printing Office, hoping to find
a congenial spirit there, and get bills print
ed for nothing; but the "devil" being out
he was refused. Being determined to
make an effort to convert some of the
heathens, wrote o number of notices and
posted them up in conspicuous places. Of
which the following is a correct copy:
there will bee preaching on the 2 coming
of chryst at the publick hall this eavening
the Is of month 1866.
If the preacher is non conapos nsent,s,
he is pitiably excusable, but if "man OF
sound mind" he had better avail himself
of the advantages of public school for a
while before preaching to an enlightened
community.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from nervoue
debility, premature decay, and all the other horribl
effects of youthful ndiscretion for the sake suert
ing humanity will send free to all who need it, the
ceipt and direc tions for making the simple remedy
by which he cured. Those wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience do so by address
ing, in perfect confd ence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
46-m3 Is Chambers Street, New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27

fSy-The New York Herald, johnson
organ, concludes the Main election news
means something 1t says: "The general
results of the Maine election are very de-
cisive and very significant. They are
startling and incomprehensible to the con-
servatives, and indicate popular ground
swell wholly unexpected by the radicals
themselves. Had the republicans simply
held something like their standing major
ity in Maine, the result could have been
explained by the simple statement that
battle was fought between the Union party
and the old copperheaG peace democracy.
But the enormous gains to tho republican
Votc throughout the State require larger
explanation. = x
"Whatever may have been the real
causes, however, operating to bring about
the extraordinary results of the Maine
election, it is too decisive against the democ-
racy and conservatives to be limited to
Aaine. I'VE appreaend that, AsIN ALL OUR
POLITICAL CONTESTS OF THE PAST OF Ma
TIoNAL CHARACTER, THE RESULT IN MAINE
INDICATES THE GENERAL DRIFT OF THE ELECT
IONS COMING AFTER IT THROUGHOUT THE
NORTHERN STATES, the prospect now Of a
conservative majority in the next Congress
is very doubtful; the prospect Of another
radical Congress is better than it has ap-
peared at aay time since December last.
In short, this Maine election of 1866 win
probably mark another new chapter in our
political history, and perhaps another re-
organization of parties and another recon-
struction of party platforms for the Presi-
dental election, beginning with the close
Of the coming elections Of October and No
vember.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
IOWA COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The annual Institute for Iowa county will be held
at he court in the village of Dodgeville,
mencing at two O'Clock Monday afternoon, October g.
1866, and closing Thursday evening" at the clos" II
which, on Friday and Saturday, October IL and IL.
will be public examination of teachers. During
each day Of the Institute there will be regular class
drills and exercises i'll the different branches taught
in common schools, and discussions various
topics Of educational interest. Lectures, discussions
and essays may be expected each evening Snreral
prominent and experienced teachers of our own
county and elsewhere have promised to be present,
and assist in conduct ng the exercises Of the institute.
hope to meet all the teachers of the county especi
ally, and the friends of education generally and trust
meeting be fruitful Of good results. Tho
good people of Dodgeviile, assured ill kindly
cnterta in teachers from abroad.
Ayoca, August %, 1866.
SAMUEL PARKS,
51-w7 County Superintendent Iowa County
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
Report of the Welsh Auxiliary to
the American Bible Society.

: The Welsh Auxiliary to the American
Bible Society, located at Dodgeville, held
it's nineteenth annual meeting at the Welsh
church, ON the second day of December
last. The meeting unanimously passed
resolutions to have two collections this
year-one in January and the other in
March, that it might the more encourage
and aid the mother society in this her fif-
,ieth year, and assist her to show her great
and mighty power to do good to all.
The reports of the Treasurer and Board
OF Managers were read by the Secretary
Of the Society, at public meeting held on
the l4th of January, 1866; and the follow
ing persons were chosen officers fer the
ensuing year
President, Rev. VIM. Owens Secretary,
Hugh G. Jones; Treasurer, Robert N Will
liams.
by request we publish the report of the
Trsasurcr's receipts and disbursements du-
ring the paStyear, and the present condi-
ton of the Society:
Money received for books so IS
lso on
$40 IS
Paid the American Bible Society 1881 90
Draft for exchange.............. ] Is
s2ss Is
Books on IS
Cash on 20
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
III O gT L g e
TO
Teachers, & District Clerks.

I shall hold public examinations of teachers -
follows:
At the school house in the village Of Jonssdale,
on Wednesday and Thursday, October and L. 1866,
for the towns of Wyoming and Clyde.
At the school house in district number six, In
Arena, Friday and Saturday. October and 9,
for the towns of Arena and Ridgeway.
At the couIt house in the village Of Dodgevillo,
on Friday and Saturday, October II and 10; at the
close of the institute, and at the school in
the city of Mineral Point, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, Ocoober II and Is, for the towns of Mineral
Point and Dodgeville.
At the school house in the village of Adams
for the towns of Moscow and Waldwick.
At the school house in the village of Linden, on
Friday and Saturday, October IS and 20, for the
towns of Linden and Mitiin.
At the school house in the village of Avoca
Monday and Tuesday, October % and 3d. for the
towns of II Ugh land and Pulaski.
Teachers may attend III any examination district
more convenient than their The examinations
will commence in each place at ten O'Clock on the
first day. So much time has been lost in trying to do
cipher almost illegihle manuscript upon small sheots
OF letter paper, that I shall insist upon candidates
providing themselves with INK, and, If pos-
sble, with FooLscAP PAPER. They will also take
otice that the law of the last session Of the sSss
tire requires that applicants for third grade eert
Gates be examined in United States Hstor and in
the theory aud art of teaching in addition to the
branches heretofore required.
Ayoca, August 25, 1866.
~ SAMUEL PARKS,
County Superintendent for lows County.
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RWe invite the attention of such

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our readers as may be in want Of new
fowling piece, to the card, in another COL
umn, of E. Remington & Sons. Their
Single Barrel Shot Gun is fashioned after
an entirely new model, which cannot fail
to please. 1t is light, serviceable, a super
ior shooter, and withal cheap-being sold
by the manufacturers at the low price of
81, plain, or &Ia. silver mounted.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-27
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The undersigned offers 100 acres of unimproyed
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