davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23
EDUCATIONAL.
TELEeRAPHIC AND COMMERCIAL
IN STITU TIE,
g. W. CORNER OF
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS.
UP srAiRa
(Entraucs on Third strssL)


The whole Of the second aud fourth stories Of Ate
ondng has been ntted up and occupied by the Instl-
us which will open for the winter season. eommsneinR
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER ORR, 1866
and ending May llt 1906 during which period IL will b,
op"n daily tSatardays and sundays sxespisdj ffom
pAY THURSDAY And FRIDAY evenings, II viii bs open
The erViers Of accomplished plain Aud Ornamental
psnnAn have been secured, 10 leach
PRAAANsdIP
10 All it, branches he has no superior and but aon.l
Ia this beautiful ART. 'tN@''
Facilities for acquiring eomplsle Msrs.utl. adu,.
are sueh - were never before offered to the public
ol wilmington consisting Of single and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
Banking, Exehangs IosurAues Stssmbontinz c,r,r,,.
sion sud Joint stock Company's BuIlRs1g Commsres,
forms and Caieu stions, eie. ETC.
thu To esrAphinT Department every advantage that
gan ee hAi In any ONCE, is Auordsd persons dsou1 Of
TELEGRAPHIEd,
ons of the most pleasant and lucrative
can be pursued The re building aud buIdIns Of iii
and new lines Throughout the Northern and suihsrn
STATS the lgs and inesAss Of businss hHxs
caused demand Tor operators, that the old nehod ~
learning istnadequate TO supply. y
TERMS
Invariably In advance, 10 be paid At time OF enrsree
oteouat Of twenty per cent made 70 ladies' FOR fur.
tesI psitep art inqaire at the Institute.
Ef-Ihe publt are invited " visit tha Iutitnta ana
examine the various dspartmsnts. ~
Especial attention will be given 10 writing MARRIAGE
ChkTlEl At :, plPLOA g. VISITING WEnDISG
AND vrhER CARDS, TITLE PAGss, MARKINo LIN.
EH, etc, ste. nS,e1,t -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23
DR.. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF

SA "A hhI1 ON u L Il.
This snuff has thoroughly proved liselft, the bs
article hnown ioi curing the CArAERH CON IL Tns Il. Az
and HEADACHE II his hseu iouud ,n excslttt Tei d y
IN many esns'f soRkEIss DtAYAE.s has beea te nnve
tA use s'-"' 'N'F'N''u "
1t is fragrant and agreeable, and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
70 the dull heavy pains causei by dsrA.e Of In. ITd
me sen aIlons aer utng it delighfu aud nvgorat
sSs ths glands and gives healthy action to the parts
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
or sale and OF DE- MAKsHALLs cArARhH AMI lqR.n-
AVhh eNu mss proved ih great ralue tor all the com.
mon diseases OF tile head and at thus moment il stand,
higher than ever before - ~
IL is recommended by many Of tina hest nh,stt.,,
where. '''H e'e'1'
READ THE CERTIFICATES OF WHOLESALE DRUG
oIsis IN 1854
The under.isned. having for niany yeArs been ae.
ehuFl anu sold u In our Wholesale trad ehvsrtuil
Ats hAt we believe II 70 be equal ia every respect 10
the accommodations given OF It tor the cure OF astrb
Al Affections. and that IL Is dee.dediy the best arti ~
have ever known for all esmuon dissates Of the head
Reed, Austin Co.. Aba b. sands w" io'A
BrowH. Lamsou Co., " Stephen Paul Co., &"
Red Cutler Co.. " I,rsat Minor a -. AZ
sslh W. Fowis. MeKa.son 4 n ia =,
Wilson, FGirbAnk 4 Co. H A i seov,I, 4 -
Hsnthew, kdHanGG a Co. N Ward 0os i io :,
II. Il Hay, Portland, Ms. Bah FCi,ia.
-9- s-ls oy All prnsglsts: TAI lE dse2e-iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23

A n ORDINANCE BAKING AN ADD.
IA TIUAAL APPROPRIATION fur The Water wort,
ot the City for ihs year 1865.
WRBREAe. The appropriation for the water Works for
ms Jesr 1900 IT, now nearly exhausted in
o. more work being required than committee eoniem
plated WIN the annual appropriation made There
Be Il ordained by the City Council Of two
thirds Of ibe Members thereof eoneurrlngl
hsoIoN l. That the tum of tine Thousand DolIars ba
and ths tame horshy approprAtsi an additional an
prYpflAti fur ID 1855, and shat hs said amount be
wise appropriated.
Passed at the city Hall, November ss.h, 1885.
49,. a. h; J. HOkNkh, Piesldsnt.
N"e''' T. I. TAILOR Clerk. jano-2W
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23

CLoTHIEG cLOTHIN
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
Business Coats Business Goats,
business tosta, Business Coa,s,
business Coats Bu.lnsss Coat.
BUSINESS CeAtA, buainSss coAiaA
cosehman's coAts coA.hm,n's cos.s,
So,ehmAHs Coats, coaehmaa's Goats.
CoAehmsn's Coats, CosehmAn'a Goats,
Ooashnans Coats, Ceaehnans coits,
waking coais-nsv style,
walking Coais-nsp slye,
walking coAtH-neW style,
Waking ceAts-nsH style,
psnts, PAnts-yAfisd STYLES
MIS- Panik-rarisd stS les,
Pautp, P4nts-v-fed stylsa
Pantt, Pants-vArsd styles,
Vests, vests-ail descriptions
Nssts, veatt-Al descriptions,
N.a', Ytsf-A descriptions,
Vests, Yest,-all dsserlp lptions,
BOYS CLOTHING, BOYS, CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING, BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING. BOYS CLOT ling.
BOYS CLOTHING. BOYS CLOTHING
IN THE GREATEST VARIETY.
bunting Coats, HuHtlng Coats,
Hunting Goats, lluntug Coats
liuntiag Goats. HuutiHg Cnats,
Hauung CJAts, uuntinS COAts,
OVER c0AT5-GREAT VARIETY,
OVER COATS-EYEkY STYLE,
OVER C0ATS-GREAT VARIETY,
OVER C0ATS-EVERY STYLE.
Being constantly supplied from Foreign ImportA Ions
and Domestic danuAeturers We ars snabsd to onsr the
choices Asortmsnt cf READY MADE CLOTHING Al
reasonable prices.
Also splsn lid stock Of UNCUT GOODS for c,tIssp,,
Boys and Army and Navy Oaeera, which will be made
TO order at the shortest notice.
R0CKHILL & WILSON'S
BROWN STONE CLOTHING HALL.
Goa and GOO CHESTNUT STREET
desi-Sm PHiLABHLPHtA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23
AN ADDITIONAL ORDINANCE TO
~. DEtlAk amn PkOhIhII lERL al NILaA NCLs

AN ADDITIONAL ORDINANCE TO
n DEFINE aud PROHIBIT LERtAIA SulSANCEs
ne 1t o'dAin, by The ,ity lolnc.l OF wilmington
SECTION Fht " ouVer shall ktaud idng OF oii erlhK
upon a-I pAVemen Sidewalk or erostvaki stand in
tloup o. cong egstsd with Oths Auy IAveusnt,
sid walk, ciosw Xix, or door sep "a any stree or public
way Ia this city, to ebstTuct hinder be re and
convenient ssaBe Of persons walking rdug driving
,Fsr or along such pavement street way; and shall
ll 70 make y, renote p.ss ou, aer reasonable 70
quest from person ell be oemed guilty OF mon
nuitAnee aud liabls to 10 not less than ay cents
nor more than ten dollars
sRcTtiH2 Whoever shall ia Any street or other pul
plAe in this city be guilty Of any indecent or dsoey
conduct or make any OnsiVs Oucriss or loud
utter or sing any levd, seurrOus, pro Ans or obsc ne
Nods Or songs OF write or make ndeesnt obscene
Morda or hgures upon any fence building or other puj
Nc place within the city; shall drop, place deposit
spirit or spit upon any door step In the city any dung
tpitts, or oher nosOme filthy tubstAnee thall BE-
deemed guilty Of nuisance and lIaba 10 6na
OF less than y cents and not exceeding ten dol.r,
shcfIoN . whoever shall place upon any brick
pavement ooway sidewalk ny public atFeai Of
ty any uheelhArroW hand cart hzudbArroW (exeept
II De pAosd close Along side Of bnidinE and parallel
with the street. where the brick pAvem MT tdswak or
fooBay Is ten feet 10 width aud NOT hervisa
or vehicle u any Mind used for the transportation Of
or provisous Of aay Kind whs hsr the said
vehicle be used for hire pay therwss unless when
prevented by the depth Of 10 the sire IA or
other unavoidable causes rendering passage thereon
mpraeiieAbe. or In paing the said brick pa q.
neut ioolNay or sidewalk 10 from an dwelling
hou,s, store other premises q any such
hAnd cart or hand barrow; Provided nothing herein
contained shall be construed 10 PERMIT any wheebArrow
hanl carl or hand barrow to be upon any brick
during market hours IN hat part u the street In which
tas market 10 bsing held shall be deemed guilty OF
common nuisance and lAblB to Ins of not less than
any Cents nor more than l. do lars.
Passed At the City hall, Dsesm er 2i,t 1855
Attest, Z. t. TAN en- cIsrk. isps.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
janp-2,
NOTIcE.--wILMINoToN, DEL,

~ DRukMBK 10Th, 1865.
Notice Is hereby that the ann la mesiuR Of the
stockholders Of "fhs wi mington Navigation mYAny,"
will le he'd at No. o2l Market Sire t. iim'nston Dris
wArs, on rHuRsDAY the hr,t day Of R4bruar 1865,
b@Ne the hours Of AID o'clock, r. " for the pur
pse OF else ing thrso Directors 10 for three years
and or ths Transaction or such ,taer business may
oner ldee-9im HN A. GRIFFIN, Prssidsnf.
A N ORDINANCE MAKING APPRO.
n PRlATlONS for the exp-ns.s o the city for til .
kix.
srcrioS Pc II ordained by the City Council Of WI
minsioni That the sum Of Ore Hundred aud Twenty.
tight outand hight Hundred aud Fifty Dollars 30
aud the same IL hereby appr1pri the pu pose Of
IeAypg the vx-pses OF the city fer the year htssu
Hun uareu siNtV.six IN vi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23

A n AMENDM EMIT 10 tho ORDINANCE
"A Cone rn ng the ~ Audnor- roi CO Book ) p3
Bs y Ordained BY the Cy Council Of Wilmington,
InAt sec 9th Of Aid ordinance be by adding
herso the following words. viz; And shall In IND
month OF May and November NJ every year subl hiS
ecoie and aceounta 70 the RiuAnes com m trs who's
duty thal DO TO examine and report N tue City Coun
mon hs -e s-'N
Passed a, the City Hail. December 81. 1865.
HORNER,
Attsst-T. 7. TAYLOR, cisrK. w .ns-lw sSsn'"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-23

Pa ssd at the CITY Hall, J.nuary 4, 1856 '''
/ J hoRHBR
Pr sldsnt VI the City Couucll
Attost-B. I. 1AflOA ar tani6-2w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
Local Items,
comment.

We have many thanks to return to cur
friends Of late for their Kindness in fur
nishing US with local items, many OF which
have been important and interesting items
Of general information But considering
the fact that the chief point Of interest in
a county newspaper is its local items, and
also considering the fact that a country
editor, unlike a city editor, cannot always
be " about town. but must labor with his
hands as well as with his head, the people
generally should take more interest in 10.
cal matters, and report to the editor any
local or county news which would be of
interest, profit, amusement, or warning
to any one else in the county for we pub
lish county paper" and are as anxious
10 publish items of news pertaining to one
part Of the county as another. Every day
throughout the county there are occurren-
ces which are proper themes for local no
tees, but which are entirely lost to the
local paper, because no one takes interest
enough in their county ard its paper to
report them. People who find fault with
their local paper on this account, should
remember that large share Of the blame
is with themselves. Let our readers
throughout the county, when they hear or
see anything of interest, sit down and
drop few lines to the editor os their county
paper. No matter if the article be not
properly prepared, so long as it is a plain
statement of facts. If needed, the edito
will re-write. correct, and make it present
able. Ii requires but small amount of
assistance from various localities to make
a country paper even more interesting than
one from city.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
Projected Railroad.

The Vernon Ce35s3r, in an article on the
different railroad schemes proposed in The
Legislature, says ''thc road that would be
of greater benefit to the people of the state
at large than any other proposed, is one
from Oshkosh to some point in Grant
county on the Mississippi river. This
would put in connection the most impor-
tant and different interests Of the state,
and at the same time accommodate with
railroad facilities many parts of the state
now wholly unsupplied."
This road, if it was put through, would
doubtless come via. Ripon, Portage City,
Lodi, and. ..Mazo Manic, through .the towns
of Arena, and Rdgeway to Dodgeyille,
thence west through Grant county, and
would open up tract of country which is
suffering more for the want of railroad
and would probably do more to get one,
than any other portion Of the state.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

sw-In another column in this issue
will be found the decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States, on the validity
of the Iowa county railroad bonds. This
decision reverses the decision of the lower
court, and saddles on the shoulders Of the
people of this county, near $40o, 600 Of as
unjust claim as was ever paid; but as
misery loves company" it should be a
satisfaction to know that many other coun-
ties, cities, and towns in the state arc in
equally as bad fix as the people Of this
county, for the same decision decides the
validity of millions Of dollars worth Of just
such bonds.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

sWe commend to the attention of
our readers, that very valuable Journal for
the household, the children, the garden,
the orchard, and the farm, viz The
american AgliculturiSt, published by
Orange Judd & Co., 4 Park Row, New
York city, at only $50 per year. 1t is
full Of good things, useful to every person,
no matter where his residence or what
his occupation. We learn that the present
volume, (the twentyiif.h), opens with an
increase Of more than twenty thousand
subscribers A dollar and half can
scarcely be better invested. Send on your
subscriptions to the publishers, and ad-
dress as above. The first number of this
volume contains forty pages, and can be
obtained, as a specimen, on rcmitting fif
teen cents to the publishers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
Well To-day, Sick Tomorrow

Such is :he experience Of thousands. Few enjoy
continuous health, To what does this occasional in
valid attribute his uncertain condition? Not TO him
self, of course. He lnys tAc blame On the climate
perhaps. 1t is too hot, or too cold or too damp. Oh
too dry, too variable Bat does he take the prop
er course 10 fortify his constitution and bodily orga
against the extremes and changes Of which he
plains? No. He says, perhaps, that only an iron
could bear such great heat, such violent cold
or such sudden vicissudes Why then docs he not
resort 10 the great Tonic and Preventive which il it
will not make him iron man, will at least quadr-
pie the capacity Of his system to repel all extern
agencies that tend 10 produce disease? HOSTEL
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS ta-
ken faithfully according to the directions, wi 50
strengthen the stomach, brace the nerves, tone the
liver and regulate and inTigarate the whole animal
machinery. tlat the system, inscad Of being at the
mercy ofthe weather and Liable TO he rrostratcd by
every change of temperature, will heeomc case lar
dened, il were and almost imparyious 70 climatic
Influenced. Ii Is 70 this preventive principle that
Uos7ErrfF's BIrrsRs owe the r great popularity in
the West indies British ..mcriea and Australia.
naomi
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

.-g1 II company with Mr. J. 7. Pryor,
" bad he pleasure of visiting The public
schools Of this village last week. We
fonrd m generally in a prosperous con
dition. The scholars are quite numerous,
attentive, ard regular in their attendance.
The teachers are the best, and the only
drawback is the fact that their school rooms
are too small to comfortably accommodate
the large number of scholars in attendance.
Some move should by all means be made
for building large and convenient school
house near the center of the village Let
those most interested in such an enter
prise take hold Of the work in earnest, and
by another winter we can have one of the
best graded schools in the state.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
sgy-Thc post master general has issued

~ The post master general has issued
the advertisement for conveying the mails
on :hc various routes in Wisconsin,, from
the ist of July, 1866, to June 30th, 1870.
Proposals will be received until three p. m.
of March 29th, 1866, and decisions will
be announced by April 2Sth, 1866. The
following are the routes in which Dodge
vile is more particularly interested;
1913 From Madison, by Middleton.
West Middleton, Pine Bluff. Mount Horeb,
Blue Mound, West Blue Mound, Jennieton,
and Ridgewny, to Dodgcvil!e, forty five
miles and back, twice a week. Leave
Madison Monday and Thursday, at 5 a. N.
Arrive at Dodecville next day by a. m.
Leave Dodgeyillc Tuesday and Friday at .
p. IN. Arrive at Madison next day by
5 P. n.
l3l6l From Arena, by Hyde's Mil.
Dodgeyille Mineral Point and Cottage Inn,
to Platteville, fifty miles and back. six
times week TO Mineral Point, and three
times week the residue Of route. supply
ing Helena and Wyoming three times a
week from Arena. Leave Arena Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at : a. m. Arrive
at Platteville at $ P. M. Leave Patteville
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at a M
Arrive at Arena by p. m. Leave Arena
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al a m.
Arrive at Mineral Point by 4 p. N. Leave
Mineral Point Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. at T A. M Arrive at Arena by i
p. m Proposals for six times week on
the whole route invited; also to omit the
supply of Helena and Wyoming.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

~ According to every indication, the
emigration to the United States this year
will be very large. The troubles in Ire
land will drive thousands to our shores,
unless the Irish republic" should be es-
tablishcd, an event, which, notwthstand
ing fenian assurances to the contrary, is
not likely to happen. Germany according
TO recent dispatches transmitted to tht
late Department, is about to send a lar
ger emigration than has reached this coun-
try for many years. The result Of ou,
war Of the rebellion, the rc-establi>hmcnt
Of the authority Of the nation and the dis
play Of strength and resources which we
have made, is having very great effect
IlnOn the old world
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

On orr inside will be found an ad-
rcrtisement of the Travellers Insurance
Company, OF Hartford, Conn. This is the
fl.lest, best, and most substantial and re-
liable Accident Irsu~ance company in the
United States. Read the advertisement
carefully, and thcn decide if yon canaflold
TO travel without being insured. Samuel
W Reese is the local agent in Iowa county
Gr this company
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

It commenced showing on Tuesday
evening, showed most Of the night, and
lhcn the wind getting up, and blowing al
most a hurricane, it sent the snow flying
in all directions, and at the prescrt
writing, the weather is about as disagree
aJl- rs i generally gsts to be. The wind
is very cola and fierce, and the air 50 flied
with snow, that il is almost impossible to
see across block
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

State Of IFisconsiu-Iona County Circuit
C0Wt.
Sarah Perry, Plaintiff, against Alexander Perry,
Defendant.
The Plaintiff desires the trial of this action il
any there shall be- to be had in the County Of
iowa.
The State of Wisconsin to Alexander Perry De-
fehdant: You are hereby summoned and requested
t. answer the complaint of Sarah Perry, Plaintiff,
which is filed in the Office Of the clerk eff the circuit
court, in and for Iowa county, Wisconsin, and to
erye copy of your OF. the sutSnr ihcrs, nj
lie law Office Of Cobb. Wilson apd Sudduth in the
:ty Of Mineral Point Iowa county, Wisconsin. with
iu twenty days after the service Of this summons.
exclusive Of the day Of service And if yor fail to
answer said complaint hereby required the Plain
If will apply 10 the Court fer the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated February G, 1866.
COBB, WILSON & SUDDTTH
2l-w6 Plaintiff Attorneys.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
DODGEVILLE MARKET
NJ a E.s, Ts he ID /.


In this village on Taesay, Feb 49, at the Methodist
Episcopal Chuch, y iev VIM. II. Palmer Maj9
ESQ H. OGIs to hi y MARIAN Z. OWENS. Both q
Dodgc,ille.
There attended he above wedding large con
course Q { relatives and tIienGs, some from Mineia
Point arl other places. After the ceremonies wee
gone tb: ough with ard warm and hearty congratu!a
tions We're ildused in, TIE bridal party, sting
o six sei gh 10 ads Of relatives and friends took teil
deralt for Mineral Point thousand kind wshes
from troops Of friends surrounded the home of tho
newly married pair. And in consideration OF Tho
hounti :iIl supply Of excellent cake received by tht
CHRONICLE, the whole Fraternity join i'll singing
IL peace ana Righteousness your lot,
Your happiness complete,
And yearly pledges cheer your cot,
Of boys and siils s'reet
I; Linden on tle 81 inst, by Rev. Ehenezcr VII
liams, II Nin-yc, ilr Frederick SHAFFER to Miss
MARTHA HICKS. Both of Linden.
Iptlln toxin ofDndgcville, dftle 9th af February
lstG by The Rev. Evan overs, AT lie resiEnce Of iht
bride, hlr. DAhlEL WnIIAM, Of RidgoWay to Mrs.
u ABr J4EES, OF Dod.cTille
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15
USUsuAL GATHERING. There was a

UNUSUAL GATHERING.-There was an
" old folks party given at a house in
this village few days ago, at which there
were twelve old ladies, six of whom were
over rs years of age. Eleven Of them
were widows, some of whom had been wild
owed over 80 years. They were all grand
mothers, and three were great grand moth
er. Such gathering is rather an unusu-
al occurrence especially in a small village
ike ours.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

~ The unusual cold snap and storm
has stopped the running of the cars on the
Mineral Point railroad, and left rs without
paper, which causes rs to issue half sheet.
Our readers we hope will over look the
omission, for we assure them it is not our
fault.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

.Y"It appears that the Canadian canals
don't pay expenses. 1t costs more to keep
them up, than they bring in. The amount
of this loss is now the handsome little sum
of 81, 400 900 year; no joke to strug-
Cling young commonwealth.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

Curious PHENoMENoN.-A few evenings
ago, about ten O'clock, as number of per
sons were returning home, large ball OF
fire was seen to arise from a low
place, near the outskirts Of this village Ii
ascendcd slowly for some distance in the
air, and then exploded with loud noise,
Lighting up the surrounding parts fo'
quite a distance, and emitting considerable
beat, 50 much that it was distinctly felt on
the fac1s of those who witnessed it, After
exploding, it scattered and fill t, the
ground. 1t was distinctly seen by at least
FIVE persons, two Of whom were within one
hundred yards. other two were abop;
tgo hundred yards. and another person
was il another direction at greater di,
tance. 1t is supposed by some to have
been what is generally k1own as mineral
lights, which are frequently seen where
copper aboaads Whatever it may have
been, it was something quite unusual in
These parts, and has caused considerable
comment
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

FATAL ACclBEST AT MAUSToN.-A wo-
man hy the name Of Mrs. Jane Morris was
run over at Mansion station, on the lst
inst, by locomotive tagging the regular
train due there at 4:l8. Both legs were
cut off, and she was otherwise so seriously
injured that she died in few days Reg
isfcr
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

~ Some enterprising individual has
started barber shop in our village. Good
luck to him; may be succeed and continue
among US, for since the departure of Louis
for the gold mines we have not reve'led in
such luxury.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-15

sgy~ We would cali the particular atten-
ton Of town officers, school and road dis
trict officers and others, to the advertise
mcnt of the "Wi>consin Town and School
Officers Manual" 10 be found elsewhere in
this issue. Any orders for the above
work left with us will be faithfully attend
nd 70