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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13
an article on nBathine at Etretat,,

In an article on Bathing at Etretat,"
London magazine says: sit is reported
that one young gentleman, who swan indif-
ferently, followed out into the sea young
lady, who swan excellently; that, painting
with emotion and exertion, he assured her
II the briefest possible manner of his at
tachment, and almost choked himself in the
attempt to seize and kiss her hand that,
floating upon his back, he explained quietly
his position and circumstances, and
breathed words of tenderness, while the
fair one again and again plunged under
water to conceal her bushes and that,
finally, when they swan to shore, the daring
youth had been accepted, at the cost of be-
ing almost paralyzed with cold"
Thomas Carlyle has placed the follow
ing inscription on the grave stone that
marks the resting place of his deceased
wife, land Of her parents) at Haddington,
East Lothian:
ssHere likewise now rests Jane Welsh
Carlyle, spouss of Thomas Carlyle, Chelsea,
London. She was born at Haddington, 14th
July, 1901; only child of the above John
Welsh and of Grace Welsh, Caplegell, Dunn
friesshire, his wife.
- IN neF DrlghC eAiSC0noe sHe uau Hofe
sorrows than are common, but also soft
invincibility, clearness Of discernment,
and noble loyalty Of heart, which are rare.
For forty years she was the true and loving
help-mate Of her husband, and by act and
word unweariedly forwardeds him as none
else could in all Of worthy that he did or
attempted She died at London, 2lst April,
1866, suddenly snatched away from him,
and the light of hislife isas if gone QUIZ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13
Music Book Trade.

To give our readers an idea of the in
crease Of Root & Cady's music book trade,
and the measures they are taking to meet
the demand, we copy below the orders they
recently gave, in one day, to New York
houses. For the information of buyers in
the northwest, we also quote the prices rul-
ing in Chicago.
Of Mason Bros, r. & G. ordered as fol-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13
THE citizens Of Nasbville are .ra. Ing

The citizens of Nashville are PAY ing
"war prices" for rents, and are determined
| to dose no longer. AT time when there
were so, GOO or 100, 900 troops in or near the
city, business was brisk, and rents were in
eager demand at9sany price. Landlords
haven't yet discovered the altered situation;
| but their tenants have.
| An aunt Of Mrs 0. P. Underwood, on
| a visit to Avoca, Wisconsin, from the east,
was poisoned to death from potato bugs
She had gathered a quantity Of the bugs
| from the vines in the garden, and in order
| to make sure of them, threw them into the
! fire; and while they were being consumed
| she stood over the stove which was open.
She inhaled the fumes of the burning bugs,
and, complaining of sickness, shortly ex-
PRED. -.
In New York. on the 26th ult., a con-.
vention of about 1000 journeymen tailors
was held, to consider the present depressed
condition of their trade, and to take meas
ures to remedy it. From the addresses de-
| livered, it appears that journeymen tailors
who work for large dealers in that city,
| when laboring with wife and children for
sixteen hours day, can earn but SIS or $40
week; thus receiving less pay for their
| WUih tuun n1H1Vc1 any Otu0I SLdsc VI u 11USS@
people.
"A man named Meyer, residing in Gran
vile, Pennsylvania, recently came to his
death in the following manner: A pig,
] having fallen into the well at his house he
| went down himself with rope to get.it out.
After fastening the rope to the pig, he
called upon the persons above to draw itup.
The pig of course kicked and screamed.
vociferously, and unfortunately knocked out
one Of the tap wall stones, weighing about
forty pounds which, in its descent, fell
upon Mr.. Meyers head, killing him in
stantly.
ON Friday Of last week woman named
Elliott, residing in New Y rk, was attacked
by cholera. A physician was sent for, who
prescribed some cholera medicine. a short
time after, the woman's husband came home
partially intoxicated, and, mistaking the
cholera medicine for liquor, drank ito He
liked the taste of the compound so we'll that
he went to one of the station houses aud
procured three other bottles Of the medi-
cine, all Of which he drank on reaching
home In about an hour, on the return OF
the physician, he found the woman dead,
and the husband lying stupid beside. her.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13

An Honest MaChine.-The Rev. W. G. Hubbard,
Of Wilson. n Y, writes to the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine Co.. II have regarded your machine as the
most perfect in construction and working of any I
have seen but now, after taking it to pieces Iadmire
it more and more. 1t is honest machine; and hope
every man and woman who owns will take pattern
from it in principle and duty"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13
THE MOONS VOLCANOES

THE MOONS VOLCANOES
engaging the attention of astronomers, but the
world of Beauty and Fashion is less interested in hui
man discoveries than in the great question of
TURNING THE HEADS
that have been whitened by age sickness to glori
GUS black or brown hue. Nobody now is such
A LUNATIC
not to admit that the finest and most harmless hair
darkener in existence is
CRISTADOROss HAIR DYE,
which nourishes the bres well changes their hue
Manufactured by j. CRISTADORO, Astor House
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dressers
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13

NEBRAsKA.-The Nebraska Golden Age
claims that that Territory is steadily pro-
crossing, and promises to become the EN-
pire State west of the Missouri Immigra-
ton is pouring into it from all parts of the
East and Europe. The winters are very
severe, but no worse than Minnesota and
Northern Michigan. 1t is supposed that un-
der the broad plains lies an abundance of
coal, which will compensate for the lack of
timber for fuel.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13
WILCOX &. Gibbs sewing Machine.

ats seam is stronger and less liable to rip in or
wear than the Lock-Stitch." Judges Report at the
+" Grand Trial"
Send for the Report and samples of Work. contain
ing both kinds of stitches the same piece of goods
Agents wanted.
L. CORNELL CO., General Agents,
1873 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13
A Household Necessity Exists for the use OF
DurnO's Celebrated Catarrh Snuff

The best known remedy for "a Cold 80 the Head
Headache, Snues, Sore Eyes, Deafness and the worst
forms of that 1oathsone disease. CATARRH.
It cleanses the entire head Its effects pleasant
and wonderful contains tobacco injurious ngre-
dent It has the highest professional testimonials.
Sold by all Druggists for rs cents per Box Can be
sent by mail receipt of so cents for Box, 81
for four Boxes Address JAS. DURNO, Postoffce Box
1885, New York City. Wholesale by D. BARNES &
CO., Fl Park Row New York.
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7
OF F. J. Huntington & Co., R. G. ordered

1920 Books. Grand total in both orders, 1920.
These books weigh about fourteen tcnsl
Measure, when stacked up solid, nine cords
and amount, at retail prices, to $25, 7A0,
being the largest orders ever given for mu-
sic books in this country. Besides these,
Root s. Cady order largely, of course, from
other houses. Last fall and winter Root &
Cady's steam power presses could not print
their own music books fast enough to keep
up with their orders. To guard against a
repetition of this difficulty they commence
the fall trade this year with the following
stock of their principal selling books on
hand:
Retail Dozen
Price. Price.
$500 Musical Curriculum, G. F. Root....$4.50
10 600 Coronet G. F. Us $3.50
Is coo Silver Lutte G. T. Northumberland. so 800
200 Cabinet Organ Companion, G. F.
Root ..'; c;...; =; =; IS
700 Roots Pano-Forte Guide, e. +.
Root. 70
5000 Musical Foun tain, G. I. Root....... Is 200
s.S5S S Roginl Bird Song BIZ Birds
10000 Dove, 1866 IS 200
H. 400 Books, amounting, at retail prices, to s5S25
Add to the two above aggregates all other
music books in Root & Cady's stock not in
cluded in the foregoing, and a grand aggre-
gate is reached, both in numbers and value,
that is really stupendous, when it is remem-
bered that this is only one branch of their
! rapidly growing business.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13

THE law of God, not the conscience OF
man, is the rule of duty.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13

I
THE IRON Crown. When the Austrians
recently ceded Venetia to France, they car
ried off from Venice the famous Iron Crown
( Of Lombardy, and its restoration has been
demanded by the Italian Government, TO
whom France mas coded Venetia. The
crown, although made chiefly of gold, die-
rives its name from an iron band, encircling
the interior, which is said to have been
made from one Of the nails driven through
Christ's body at the crucifxion. 1t was
worn by Charlemagne, the first Emperor of
Germany, more than thousand years ago;
was preserved in Italy through the terrible
devastation of the Middle Ages; and finally
worn by Napoleon Bonaparte, who with it
was crowned King of Italy at Milan When
Austria became master of Lombardy, the
crown followed the fortunes of the
country, and now that the country is made
part of the Italian kingdom, the Italian
Government justly claims it.
A LUXURIOUS SMOKING Room. - The
Prince of Wales's smoking room, at his
estate, Frogmore, writes a Home Journal
correspondent, is fitted up in splendid style.
and is one Of the most luxurious apart
ments in the whole place. He has the
CuOlCGSt pIduuS VI CiS6Ic en6u Ccu w W.
tanned, and tobaccos of every kind that
grow. His visitors, if they affect the pipe,
are each suppliedwith new and costly meer-
schaums, as soon as they enter the estate,
which pipes are never used again at Frog
more, after the guests depart. The Prince
is fond of the weed. and has taught the
Princess to smoke cigarettes. The "ash
boxes" that stand on the rare marble tables,
are artistically designed, in solid gold, and
embellished with precious stones.
1.-THE price of G. wife in Egypt varies
from five shillings to 81 500.
1.-THE utter most parts of the earth are
supposed to be the parts where there are the
most women.
......An old bachelor says that every woman
is in the wrong until she cries-and then
she is in the right instantly.
.....The following is given as Quaker
woman's sermon: "My dear friends, there
are three things that very much wonder
at. The first is that children should be so
foolish as to throw up stones, clubs and
brick bats into fruit trees to knock down
fruit If they would let it alone it would
fall itself. The second is that men should
be SO foolish as to go to war and Kill each
other. If let alone they would die them
selves. The third and last thing wonder at
is that young men should be SO unwise as to
90 after young women. If they would stop
at home the young women would come after
them"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13

30 local Agent wanted in every town in the
Northwest for FTSHS NEW PATENT KEROSENE
COOKING LAMPS. Orders from the Trade solicited
and promptly filled.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-06
Capital Prize, $4,000.
NTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
CLASS 202,
To be drawn at Covington, Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY,, APRIL 2STH, 1866
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
q approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
% dra1ngg a the 80 90 Prize Of 1880
0 approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine re-
draRng the s2SoOS prise are $3.50
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
m draWng the si2 100 prize are 1890
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine re-
naming units of the same ten of the number -
drawing the $1,000 prize az. :;...;....:. O'
Is anproxinaton prizes Of 500 each for the nine re-
NAMING NAMING t Se' $500 prizes are 1900
ag7 nrizes amounting to- $4,000
Whole tickets Sl2 Halves, ST. Quarters So; Eighths
81 50. ,,,
CHAS. T. HOWARD,
No. Exchange Alley, near Canal street. or sd
Lock Box 6a2 Post Office, New Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALEs At AUCTION
-gY-
]. B. WALTON & DESL0NDE.


-
saturday, April Tth.
Sale for partitionLot st. Joseph street and inyy
street between 3. Jasepn and Dsiord streets
One lot OF ground and stables Barracks street, oetE
Dauphine and Bourbon streets.
Email dwellings corner Of Eplsnade and Daupine stree
One lot Tcsapssuss street between Girod and Laay
streets
Two Constance street. between Girod and Lafy
streets.
Monday, April 9th.
O. 8. schooner Sam Houston
Tuesday, April 10th.
Boat and lumber at Reading Press.
Wednesday, April 11th.
ouarter Of square ground and elegant residenss
northeast corner Of Prytanis and Third streets.
Nine valuable let's Fourth and Chestnut Streets %
valuable lands on Black river, parish Of Catalonia
Two squares Of ground in the town Of
Three story brick Perdido street. near ~ CHAR
Fortysx lots Of ground ubourg Ayart, Jefferson City
two story brick house on Esplafadef stfees, nesW
Royal and Ceartres streets, Third DISTRICT
Thursday, April 18th.
For succession Of John r. Of room an
dwelling house, Of Common street and Ineaser A1
Wednesday, April 18th.
For succession of Jacob Ott-valuabe property On
Charles st. Joseph and Delord streets and on Iyoh Ce
Rampsrt street, corner Of Gravier street
Wednesday, April 2Sth.
sohene Romans plantation in the parish Of st. James
Monday, April Both.
W 9. g. ventress his creditors. Syndic SALE Two 70
| R1rFor particulars see advertisements
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S. BIER ,anr-
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
Jewelry, Watches, Silver and Plated Ware
SOLE AGENT FOR '1E-a' =*
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
engraved Makers rich Sets Bracelets, Pins and Ear
rings Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan aod
IS Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest patterns sleeve
Buttons and Studs Of every variety and best workmanship
Cents scat Masonic Pins various desgns Silver aHd
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks and Spoons Cups Gobe
Napkin Rings Casors etc. Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
Office and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood
speetacless
Gold Silver Steel and Shell mounted. .r,ss.E D
The particular attention OF those needing helps to read
respectfully solicited semmons Brazilian Pebbles the best
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset
old frames Particular attention psdto repairing Watches
Jewelry the best workmen being employed.
Remember, 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
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OFFICIAL.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, March l4th, 1866. :
WHEREAS, Gaspard j ames has applied to
w for the banceng Of his Official Bond Clerk Of the
Sixth District in and for the Parish of Orleans. to wit A
Bond dated the 5th May 1864 for the of five thousand
dollars $4,000 signed by Gaspard James principal and
for the performance by the said Gaspard James Of his
duties Clerk
Notice hereby given all persons interested in the above
described Bond to show cause in writing at the Office Of Secre
of State within ninety days from the last publication of
this why the said Bond should not be cancelled
and annued.
Given my hand above and of the
Independence of the United States the nineteth
BY the Governor j. MADISON WELLS.
]. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
ErAT DE LOUISIANA, DEPAHTENENr DE L'ExECurIF,
Nouvele- Orleans, lie Il mars 1855.
A TTENDU que Gaspard james s'est a.
n dresse moi la cancellation de son obligation ON
cele greer de la Seme Cour de District dams ct
pour la paroisse d'0rleans, SAVIOR
Une obligation, daee du mai 1854 pour Ia somme de
SIS Co., ee par Gaspard James CONNIE propretare ct Chris
onnee pour execution par lie dit Gaspard james de
ces devors CONNIE greffer susdit-
Avis present dome qu celia peut
resser ect bureau du secretaire
epace de quare yngtdx ours dater de la pre-
publication de avis les rason esqueles ladite
D0nne main ct avec lie de Etat eourd hui
IA A. D. 1866 ct la vingt neuyeme an
nee de Independence des Etats-Unis.
J. MADISON WELLS.
J. Il. HARDY, secretairs d'Etat.
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Louisiana Tehnuntepee Company, n lew


Orleans March 2h S66-NOice is hereby given that in
ormy with provisions of the charter the annual election for
Directors Of this company will be held the THIRD MON
DAY OF APRIL NEXT being 10th of that month, between
the 10 NJ and at No. 1874 Common street.
FLINT Serretary
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office New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company, New Orleans, April 3D. 1866
On and after WEDNESDAY, 4h inst passenger train will
New Orleans daily M and arrive Canton at
p. NJ. same day. 81
Returning will leave Canton daily at and arrive in
New Orleans Mt s.i5P NJ. same day.
BY this slight modification of present schedule close
tions made throughout New York Nashville Louisville
and all Georgia. South and North Carolina and Virginia
roads.
Time to New York, four days four hours -H-...
G. 7. BEAUREGARD,
General Supernten and Chief Engineer
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Par le gonverneur,
J. Il. HARDY, Secretaire d'Etat.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. - NOTICE
STATE OF LOUISIANA, AUDITORS OFFICE,
New ORLEANS, April g. 1866.
persons pursuing any trades professions occupations
within the limits of the city New Orleans hereby notied
that the of of cent sales and
receipts from the LIST of January to the 3st OF March, 1866 IS
due and payable at the Treasure Office within the next ten
days and all those failing to the within the time
prescribed will incur penalty of twenty per cent to be added
to the amount due. II. PERALTA,
State Auditor, IS Carondeet street.
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Wow Orleans. jackson and Great North.

m Railroad Company-Eew Orleans, March Goth, 1s66-ln
Uniformity with the charter election will be held at the
Office the company No A Carondeet street. on MONDAY
April l6ih 1866 from O'clock for eighteen Directors,
twelve to be chosen stockholders residing in Louisiana,
from stockholders residing in Mississippi provided
majority the company be represented at said cleo
tion hut If a majority Of the stock be represented,
the election will held MONDAY, April sd, 1866 at the
Office of the company, from to 3 o'clock
R. S. CHARLES. Secretary
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- transportation Office of the New or
leans jackson and Northern Railroad Company-New
Orleans March 90 1S66.-NOTICE TO SHIPPERS-The
reduced tariff this road will go into effect on and after the
LIST of April
Shippers will furnished with copies of the Freight Tariff
,by applying Railroad Office No. a Carondeet street. or
at the Freight Depot.
All reght5 the line OF the New Orleans, jackson ana
Great Northern Railroad be PREPAID otherwise will
not be sent forward 7. WARREN,
rhf Apaot
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Steamers Eeauing Ihis Guy.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE N. o. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office Assistant Quarter Master, Water
Transportation lis Camp street. New Orleans April 1866
The u s. transport steamship CLINTON will leave at A.
on SUNDAY the 8hday OF April 1856 Brazos Santiago,
Passengers and private freight will be carried app
cation at 1la Camp street, to E. s. ALLEN,
Brevet Lieut. Colonel and A. @. N.
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The stockholders of the Louisiana
and Texas Petroleum vapor and Gas Light Company
will please call Office of NJ. Judson Esq., Banker corner
of Camp and Common and pay within ten days from
date their nsanen of five per cent shares sub
scribed by them. x,r-,ure ,,,,.
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E>THELL 81 THOMAS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lO5 PoYDRAs STREET,
Have in store and.anding for sale
1000 bbls. FLoUR-Common, Fine superGne and
Extra.
200 bbIs, CORN MEAL-choice quality.
100 :. MESS PORK.
so . Prime MESS PORK.
20 tcs Sugar Cured HAMS.
100 bbls. Common WHISKY.
10 caddes Natural Leaf TOBACCO.
20 bales GUNNY BAGS-new and heavy.
100 rolls INDIA BAGGING.
100 coils MACHINE ROPE.
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- New Orleans, jackson and Great Nor
them Railroad Company Office Of the General Ticket Agent
New Orleans March % lSG-On and after the lt of April
1866 the travel this Road will be reduced
D. S. GOODLOE,
General Ticket Agent.
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- Transportation ONCE of the New Or
leans. Jackson and Great Northern R. R. CoNew Orleans
April 3d. 6-NoTICE-As there seems be misunder
standing shippers about the prepayment Of
freight by this Road give notice that all freight for
stations the line of the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad mast be PREPAID, otherwise the goods
will be sent forward, and the Agent will necessarily be
compelled refuse the goods Of parties who will pay their
bills with promptness the day Of shipment.
will be given when the prepayment of freight
will not be required. T. WARREN,
General Freight Agent.
Notice to the Stockholders of the New
Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company New
Orleans April 2 l6S.ockholders residing in Mississippi
and Louisiana who desire to attend the Soc khoders' meeting
on the 9TH OF APRIL the election for Directors the
18TH APRIL hereby informed that they pass New
Orleans their road and free Of charge In they
identify themselves the conductor Stockholders
by their Certificates of Stock they will their fare to the
conductor and the amount will be refunded them produc
Of the conductors receipt by the Treasurer of the Com
pAny. Passes for the trip will be issued by the Treas
urer application to him, at the Office Of the Company, in
New Orleans, No. Al Carondele street.
r- G. 7. BEAUREGARD,
General Superintendent and Chief Engineer.