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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-30

ing the Union and the liberties it was or
dained to secure.
G. A. CUSTER, Maj. Gen. u. S. A.
A. MCDOWELL McCooK, Maj. Gen. U. S. A.
L. H. Rousseau, Maj Gen.
GEORGE Crook, Maj. Gen.
S. MEREDITH, Bvt. Maj. Gen.
THes. EWING, Jr., Byt. Maj. Gen.
Committee on Address.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 10, 1866. ~
We cordially approve the call for the con-
yention, and recommend the holding of
local conventions to cooperate in the move
ment: A@ .4yt
John A. Dix, james B. Steadman, F. P.
Blair, II. A. Slocum, D. E. Sickles, Gordon
Granger, J. A. McClernand, D. N. Couch.
w. w. Averill, II. E. Davies, ir.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-30
TIae East.

Emma, the Queen of the Sandwiches, is at
Niagara Falls.
A monster Fenian picnic was held at Buff
falo, on the 21st, at which $4,000 or 10000
persons were present.
Triad. Stevens was unanimously nominal
ed for rec election to Congress by the Repub-
licans of Lancanter county, on the 10Th.
In the great race at Buffalo, on the 18th,
between Dexter and Butler, the former won
the stakes and race in the unprecedented
time of 2:18.
The Maine election occurs Monday, Sep
TENDER 10, and the candidates for Governor
are General Chambe rlain, Republican, and
Eben F. Pillsbury, Democrat.
A call is issued for a meeting of the Ma
tional Republican Central Committee, at
Philadelphia, September 8. A principal
object of the meeting is to fill vacancies.
At Mount Washington, New Hamp shire,
on the morning of the 23d, the thermometer
stood at 28 degrees. Ice, half an inch
thick, was formed on the telegraph wires.
New York has suffered another stipend
GUS bank robbery. A trunk, containing
half million of securities, has been stolen
from bank vault in that city. The name
of the bank is not given.
Political mass meetings are being held in
various parts CT the country. A Union
meeting, one of the largest Of the season,
took place on the 22d at Reading, Berks
county, Pennsylvania, at which Col. Forney
was the principal speaker.
The loss by the fire at Jersey City, on the
10Th, is estimated at two millions of dollars
The fire originated in scho oner which was
lying at the pier loaded with OIL The
property destroyed consisted of cotton, to-
bacco, oil, two piers and part of third
Thirteen lives were lost.
The national labor convention at Balti-
more has organized with ]. Hinchcliffe, of
Illinois, as chairman. Committees were ap-
pointed on the eight-hour question, on
strikes, on poGtIcalaction, on national organ
and on national organization. A resolution
against the income tax, and in favor of an
increase Of tax on real estate was laid on
the table.
The Association for the advancement.o of
Science, lately in session at Buffalo, has
adjourned to meet at Burlington, Vermont,
in year from date. Prof. Newberry, of
Columbia College, was elected President of
the Association; Prof. Wolcott Gibbs, of
Harvard College, Vice President, and Mr..
Lyman, of Yale College, Treasurer.
A New York letter says: "We are to
have new ocean cable-that is, an out
and-out American cable-at an early day.
Books of subscription were opened to-day
at the company's office, in Broad street.
The capital stock is 100000. The
route is from New York to Bermuda, uia
Cape Charles, Virginia, thence to Azores,
and thence to Lisbon, in Portugal.
Horace B. Pratt, formerly Of Bingham
ton, NY, died at Oil City, few days since,
under peculiar circumstances. Mr.. Pratt,
in swallowing lump Of sugar, felt some
thing stick in his throat, which was ascer-
tertained afterwards to be beard from
wheat stalk. An abscess soon formed In
his throat which finally burst, and he was
sufocating before doctor could reach him
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-30
Cholera.

About dozen deaths day from cholera
were taking place in Chicago last week.
The cholera has mostly disappeared from
the eastern cities and has greatly decreased
in the west.
The cholera has appeared in New Or
leans, and SO deaths were recorded from the
disease 10 SO hours.
Official reports from st. Louis state that
895 persons were buried in that city during
the past week, of whom CAB died Of cholera.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-30
Heavy Robbery.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Aug. IT.
One of the most daring and heavy robber-
les that has taken place for some slime in this
country occurred at Newport, Rhode Island,
a few days since, in which party of gen
tlerien from this city were the victims to-
the tune of 100000 and upward. This
party were Messrs. John IL. Smith, J. r.
Whaley, Franklin Hall, F. I. Smith, and S.
Forbus. These gentlemen were in attend
ance at the Saratoga races, and during the
meeting were quite successful pecuniarily.
After the races were concluded, they decd
ed to visit Newport on trip OF pleasure
and recreation, and enjoy the sightseeing
Of that fashionable watering place.
Soon after their arrival, the party repaired
to the beach on the sea- shore, and resolved
on bathing in the surf of the salt water.
" Suiting the action to the word" they I'M
robed themselves in the bathing apartments
on the beach, and plunged into the waves
of the Atlantic Ocean. While they were
thus enjoying themselves to their topmost
bent, party of pickpockets, who had
doubtless followed them from Saratoga,
leaped over the partitions of the bathing
rooms and were soon rifing the pockets of.
the clothing of their contents, and obtained
by their industry nearly 100000 in money,
check on one of the Cincinnati national
banks for $4,000 and one for $4,000, and
note of hand for $4,000, besides dia-
mond pin valued at $4,000, and several
valuable watches, pins, etc.
When our party returned and dressed
themselves, their establishment at the sud
den "presto change" of fortune may be
better imagined than described. No others
/ besides the parties themselves were to be
seen, and, of course, no clue whatever was
then to be obtained of the thieves, who were;
very quickly made rich by dextrous man
agement. The party returned to the hotel
and made mention OF their loss to the police,
but no tidings of the departed treasure
could be had. They returned to Cincinnati
day or two since, and the affair was
entrusted to detectives to "work up"
On yesterday morning. Chief of-Police
Rufin received two large envelopes through
the postoffice containing the pocket books,
checks, notes, and other paper of less value.
These envelopes were postmarked "Boston,"
and beyond the address on their backs gave
no clue whatever by which the thieves could
be identified. The thieves seem to be con-
tent with their haul of greenbacks, diamond
pins, watches, ETC., and concluded to be
generous, and return the checks, notes, and
private papers. 1t is exceedingly doubtful
if ever the money and jewelry are recov-
cred.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-08-30
The End OF Fast Young HrencEa-
skaem.


A French paper on their ruined young
men, says in 1880, land how many since y
Call the roll of the "young men of $780,"
and ask where they are De Balzac is dead
coffee killed him. Frederic Soulie is
dead, the victim of coffee and licentious-
ness. Eugene Brilliant died mailman in
the Charenton Lunatic Asy lum. Grandyille,
went mad, and breathed his last in private,
insane house. Lassally died at the Char
enton mad house, raving lunatic. Lowe
Weimers died from opium eating and lieen-
tiousness. Rabbe, after suffering agony
from loathsome disease, took poison TO end
his prolonged torture. Alfred de Mustey
died victim to the bottle and the cigar.
Count Alfred dOrsay was killed by cigar
and Righteousness. Charles De Bernard
died from coffee and RIGHTEOUSNESS. Henri
Boyle died from coffee and women. Hippo
lite Roger Collard died from tobacco and
coffee. Gerard de Nerval after oscillation
between plenty and want, abstemiousness
and licentiousp ess, went mad and hung him.
SELF All died of softening of the brain or
spinal marrow, or swelling of the heart
All moved down in the prime of life, in the
meridian Of their intellect and fame. = Is
Eugene Sues name is added to the fatal
list Coffee and women were his ruin. He
died away from his friends, away from his
family, away from the home he had adorned
with such elaborate care, an exile in a for
eign land. Who would have predicted such
an end to Eugene Sue in 184l, when he was
the favorite of Paris, rolling in wealth,
courted by every one, dandy of most
aristocratic pretensions. ALL who can
read the future
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
CslumbAa Items.

Oar old friend Col. Moses C. Andross has
sgone ani done it. Il occurred away up
among the lofty pines-Susar pine-several
thousand feet, more or less, above the level of
Oh. sea. 1t happened thus: Moses became
tired OF bachelor life and determined, after
due leliberation, to take unto him self wife
"A beautiful yuuas IN alden If Sugar Pine Wa.
consulted, who dijn't say mir, but eheeriuly
accepted his proposition, to call upon Rev Mr..
Palmer and ini'rm that pious man that hi,
services would be required at Sugar Pine on
last. " ednesdaY, at u certain hour, to tie the
conjusal knot customary to unite two happy
souls together.
The parson was there, or therea bouts, at the
appointed hour; and NOT many minutes
elapsed after his arrival, with his Lady, before
the happy bridegroom drove in trout uf the
cpttase door of his intended, in duuble car.
riage, accompanied 10y true aud Trustworthy
fr,end, with his lady friend.
After the usual salutatious up7n such oc-
casions, the parsun proceeded to basiHsss,
aud, very shortly afterwards. there coGld no'
be found happier couple within the confnec
of the Golden State than Col. 1iqses 4. Au
-Iirdss aud hls lovely bride,
Al, We write the Colonel has host OF
fiiends around him, at his Office. where they
are enjoying themselves sin slns aud qnathng Z
bumper uf,er bumper Of delicious aud >parkl
ing champagne, to the health Of the noble
bridegroom ard his eharmin. bride.
Several Of the Buys have begun already tu
hum
Well run all night till br ,ai day light,
Aud 20 home with the Is ia she III irning
RICHMOND
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
MIXING NOTICES.

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sa- Peacock Mining Company Sugar Pine
District Tuolun'ne County. OF California
There IRE delinquent upon the following described stock
accoua Of assessment levied or the 2ls day of Nav
1896 the seSerd amounts ppo it. the names Of the
re- ~pectivs share holders. As follows;
NAMES. No CK2. No SHAsrs iur
Va entins Faabei-.-. 80 153 Si:s
AMI in accordance Win law and order # the Board
Of Trustees made the 2lst day OF las, May 1866 SO
many shares Of each pare Of sail stock msy be
f'ry will be sid s the coi isnys cain, Sugar Pine Dis.
trict. Tuoluune county, SATURDAY, september Srh
1885, at u o'clock NJ Of said day. topsy said delinquent
sssrssn-nt thereon, together with costa of
and expenses of the sale. A.ECH Secretary
CVluabs. July IL 1865 ivll,m
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
Democratic victory in Kern County.

HAyLAH, July 18th, 1866
Editor Democrdt-The election tor count,
officers took place on Thursday last, aud re.
suited in the election of every man on the
Democratic ticket, 10y mnjori y r.sing 200,
about 900 votes beng cast. Tue trlbulalion
OF tue aboltionists is great--the heavens, IL
them, are indeed hung in 5lack--and the +
tears iul! in showers. The officers elect Will
qualify in "a few days, a"d the new county
ot Kern Will then greet her Democratic .ls.
tiers with c)rLlahty. Every Tuolu.nnian
here voted the democratic ticket.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

How 70 Live 1t Is an easy thing FIR ; ck ml,u TO
drug himself 10 ne lth with acrd mineral purs ,t.vcs u
IL IS equtiy within his power To recover health AMI
s;ren- iii 10y restin the only .tAsrtic watch
the h>"rere functions uf digestion elton aud .x.
lnison 10 hethy condition, with llt en'e-hling the
system IN trfnrtning the cue. In Brt.G.r. S"yar-
c9ats Piii> he will mud this srlui ,ies.der.1 um
shshi l." "ni togel for, iron time I'M memorial III vain
hrs te cqnnend-d 10 the dyspeptic. the cuusfipa
e o"as, the rheu tttc the ir ,p>c a. the deblitated
sh'ft I" al who >uf from iiseaSe proceeding
''R or clnneced with the stomach. liver, the
bowers. as \ me ans Ut immediate permanent relief
IA AZ us crs chronic character especially in Rheu-
us'Shl' Liver Complaint, Dropsy and Neuralgia or
res er erniti ms ara ieature of the disease,
ortstot SarsapsriIla, flr euriching and purify.
l'e tue ess'd, may be ns.d vi iufnte advantage in
c"ia'iASl''n with the pills. They put up in glass
v'ats, and will keep in any climtie Both renlss r.
t"r sale by All prominent DrtIs.ist ir OIu
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

And in accordance with law An an orles OF the Board
OF Trustees made the fifth lay Of June 1856 20 many
shares OF each parcel of said stock may BE- necessary
will be sold the auction of Maurice Dore Co. at
No o27 ntsomery street San Francisco frnia ON
rULsuAY the tn ltyhrt day of July, 1906 at the hour
OF u O'clock Of that day, pay sail delinquent as
srssmen thereon. together with advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
A. De SENAILGtAC, Secretary
oice southeast corner of Ja kson and M1nts sts
{ a. staiIsj san Francisco, California. jyli-m
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

The TEST Darn IN TUE SouTH.-A South.
South, except IN the Eastern District of L,u.
iSiana, the Government test oath has been set
aside, and even in the district above named
the judge has declared his conviction that
tho oath is unconstitutional, but refuses to
give the bar the benefit Of that opinion.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
DIED,

AT Curfisrill- in this county. of hrain fever. CHARLES
&c IA fEf, native af Htnlu. laasyer. axeI 10
Deceased leaves wife and two children. who sustain
hi' death Il lass Of kind protector, and the
Mt, iIs loss estimabls ci. zen
Al 'rffcrd. Connecticut. on the cnth ot June E. T.
1s'"S' assi 81 yrsrs-brO;her of Judge A. Preston
of Jamss:0Sa.
Decesss ard large place in the business community
o. H~rttrd, sad died universally respected by all WHO
kaev hm.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

rsA- The democrats of San Francisco have
not Yet completed their nominations for mu-
nicipal officers. We suppose they are hold
ing back to see what kind of ticket the
blacks bring out. They were to have held
their convention on Wednesday last The
democrats have nominated Gen II. A. Cobb
for Tax Collector and james MeElroy for
Chief Of P,lice.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

cD- The Rump Congress, previous to its
adjournment, passed resolution admitting
Tennessee into the Union. The two Sena
ttors from that State viii render the Pre>i
dents veto available, il Congress don't at
Its next session admit the Territory Of Colo,
rado MS State, which they probably intend
70 DO. They have sumo DESIGN in il, sure
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

e9r The State nu;horit es have tiisbandtd
the German and Irish reyi nents OF San Fran.
c'sea. This is doubtless a ne m .bow :, cir
c"A'emn' for the .toreigp sforu. We suppo e
taere VIII be n"cra troops arsaniz"l to take
the'r places. Negroes mus, be thru<, for
wsri and foreign born citisens s,,ni baeL 10
ena"iS the dark'rs to show their sunerl,r
There is no chance for poor
whites while abolkion;sm rules the coun;rv.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

rE- \ biGle-suatcncr ia Medina, Onio,
recently whipped his little boy 10 death be
cause he refused to say his prayer, lie was
admitted To bail IN the sun ot SlO ,000--sume
OF his flock doubtless gum. has Uond, vita
the intcntIon OF giving hini IA chance
10 escape. Ii : name Is joel Lmlsty.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

ekS- Five abolition members of the New
cetvins brlbes On. no An abolitiouist
wouldn't take any thing! Nj 10y any man.
n of neans
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

gSA- San AadreAs has secured the county
are glad of it. ltalways was u " tue place"
anu now - the county sea, 1t Will go ahead
again.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

G9 maa came ho.ne drunG on n c,li
night. anu .romted in basket tsmtainin,
gos1lngs, which his wife had placed beiare
the ire, upon seeing which, he exclaimed ::
" Ny CID, wi;e, when did swallow them
things?'
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

cSr Capt. u. ". PATRICK has the agen Y
for the sala.of Il number of valuable woiks,
q list Of which will be found in. another col
umn, AMI will snon commenca eanyas>inc
FIR their sale ia this and adjoining ceunties
lie will also receive sub~cripti0ns f,r the
DEMOCRAT and collect all accounts due Ibis
ofi e. We hope our friends will be prepared
to settle their accounts when the Captain
calls upon them, as We are in need Of all tha
L due us. L each subscriber ,Lc amount i.
rrltle aud can be spared wthrut embarra>s
la or impuyerishing hm. To Us tie az
gresate amounts To large sun, aud it. L.
necessary :hat we should have il. Do not.
we beg Of you, let our appeal be made il
vnIn. There are also many good democrats
scattered over the county who can afT,rd o
take the DEMOCRAT, and do not For the SAX
OF the cause, for the success Of which we vi
labor. and in the triumph uf which we ver:l,
b1liere depends the perpetuity of free insri
tutlons, We appeal to them to ala us in lie
& 'od work before u. 1t is as much ,hel
concern as ours, whether We live under a free
government or a despotlsm, AMI il is The
duty, not alone for themselves, but for their
pos criiy, to aid hy every means in their
power the democratic journals in br:nsi, q
order out of the chaos that abolitionism ha>
made. and the country back to its former
pro pc ity aud glory.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

%2- Ihe Pre>lde"t naS appointed Henry
Stansberry. leading lawyer of Ohio, At
tnreey Geaeral OF tne Untei States, riee
James Speed, resigned
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

ksr The county Judge of Yo,p county has
decided that unless mans naple is on The
Gseat Register he cannot sit Gu the grand
iIry
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
ID O 5 TENS
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es EEg ....
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ing from Bodily Weakness. whether in.
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EFFICACY IN DISEASES
STOMACH. LI.ER AND BOWELS.


As "a
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ny Kind no deadly botanical eleln-nt no fierce exci,.
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Persons Of feeble h.hit Liable to Nervos Sf.cAs fn~
cess Of Spirits and fs Qf susu1r fnd PROMPT sna p.r.
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ayl2-6m San Fr,pci.se
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

.TSA- THE last senI.aunual payment ui
Interest on Government bonds amounted IL
So. .500, ,0OO of which S6,0Q000o Nent IL
Englaud.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

Al Fleteher's, Sugar Pine. Wednesday. July 25tf. 4.
lSe6, hy Rev. Mr.. Palmer Col MosEs C. AspRoss. oil
Colum'ia- to Miss JENNIE McCoScHrr tf Sugar Pine.
ES Vermont papers please copy.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

n@- A dispatch is published. under date
.ot Ssrppol. Jaty l1sh, sun.,aaaiu. that
peace had been declared in Euroee.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

H~ '"h" ~ that fnre;ga laiy with the
low cut dress = asked Q nip "f "a hys,snier
IT p.rty the other evsnihs. "Tha, Is " ss
Chemiseof, Russian lady" was the reply.
:" and an appgppriate ,ala,e il is" -
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

u4- We see 1t stated Ia the papers that the
celebrated Dan Rice, of circus nuiorie.v, Is
democratic candidate Tor Congress ia Penn.
syivaai a.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

. SA- d. Q, Mccarthy has again taken hold
Of the Amcricaa F'dg A few weeks ago he
was .up IN Nevada county LAYING utf u mining
Gain.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

cs- Medical Advire.-DR WM X. DOUERTY'S
Medical and ursca Institute is becoming SINE QpA NON
the welfare of aud health our citizens
'nd his rpidy spreading reputation, although may eA-
cite surprise is but the signal of skill AMI follows AS the
natural effect of such We are personally &C.
iunted with gentlemen who have suffered for years un
rr cnrpnc s-i>e ami who had taken OF every
Naabo means thtt promised rrlie but without success,
dnt they they called upon phherty, who in an ncre,i-
hy short space of time has given them entire relief
CRAFTY ng tu announce this fact. because the Doctor
Sentlenan who seeks ut 10y deam alton If Others TO
tbii> his reput tion 10 the his
upon tue of anothers fame. The Doctor con-
ncs Ills Institute IN such manner thai
ng TO all his patients. Tie advises and recon-.
eps without charge. and the patient. after lrng his
terms r tire ment acrep reject AT pleasure. In
nh case does the Dctnr IN axe Charge unless effects
cure Ihs he Is able II do. because he feels the ,ui
denrt which long experience has given and no doubt the
consolation which tpptrtaln> to that cuHdence
tIi> led wIh eithor acite chronic disease would d.,
well 10 Consult The DCtur; at all events do no tarI
as Tor consultation he asks fee: does he l,is, an
hedience - his advice unless the patient pt himself
under his care. is offices sacramento street on
poslte the f"clnc all steamship oiire.-S. f. NEws