Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-10-25

1925 per volume. AS the November
number completes the 33d volume, now is
the time to hand them in.
eWThe Musical Reuieao for November
is received 1t is sixteen PACED quarto
published monthly by H. NJ. Higgins, III
Randolph ST., Chicago, at Is cents year
A RE-AcrIoN.-Posey County. Indiana,
went against the Copperheads last Tues
day. The first time such thing has hap
pened there in forty years.
fW Moses NJ. Strong, the man who
made himself notorious about the time
the County Bonds were issued, and has
ever since been watched, is announced
to speak in this place this evening, Oul
readers generally know what to expect
from him.
We regret to learn that Frank J
Rowe, formerly editor of the Ioaoo County
Adcocate, was suddenly attacked with in
sanity on Thursday evening last He was
apparently in good health on Wednesday
and was at work The attack was very
sudden and quite violent, and no reason
can be assigned for it. He was taken to
the poor house for safe keeping, and get
ing no better, application has been made
for his admission to the asylum at Madison
By announcements already issued
it will be seen that Hon David Nogge will
address the citizens of this place at the
Court House on this {Thursday) evening
He is an able and talented speaker, and
will not fail to interest those who attend.
The Judge is also announced to speak
at Mineral Point on Friday evening, and al
Darlington on Saturday evening.
W Democratic stump speakers and
Democratic newspapers are amassing al
their forces to defeat the clause in the con
stitutionai amendment which provides fol
the honest payment of the national debt
and excludes the possibility of the payment
of the rebel debt. They know that if this
clause was incorporated in the constitution
every dollar of the national debt would b'
paid, and not one dollar of the rebel deb
could possibly be liquidated.
FIRST OF THE sEAsoN.-On looking from
our window on Tuesday morning, we were
somewhat surprised TO see that the eartl
was again putting on its winter cloak, =
the ground was white over with snow
During Tuesday it was clustering anc
showing at intervals all day, anu by nigh
we had covering which almost tempted
us to get out the horse and cutter. w
have had fine fall, but as usual, We ar,
not ready for winter yet.
WIn looking over the Min. Point Dem
ocrat Of last week, we notice one truth
In noticing the Union county ticket, tina
paper says 1.-The boys in blue will no
desert their principles for friendship
sake" We had no doubt but the Demo
crat would be ready enough after election
to admit this fact, bu: we hardly though
it would be honest enough to owE up be
fore, for it will be apt to materially hur
the prospects of its friends.
nW Elsewhere in this issue will b
found the registry list as made out by tn
Board of the town of Dodgevile, on Tues
day the 10Th INST. 1t will be seen tina
the list is very incomplete, only the name
of those who voted last fall being place
on the list. The Board will meet agai
on Tuesday next, and it will save troubl
if those voters who fail to see their name
on the list, will appear at that time an
have them placed there.
The NOVEMBER ELEcTIoNs.-O the 6tl
of November, elections are to be held i
New York, Massachusetts, Illinois. Mich
gan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kar
sas, New Jersey, Maryland, and Delewart
We do not suppose that in the above state
there will be any material change in tn
character, politically, of the Congressmel
returned, compared with the present men
bers. There may be few changes, bt
probably the losses and gains will abor
balance each other.
Remember that vote for the Den
ocratic ticket in November will be a vot
for the re-inaugurating of the ''reign {
terror" in the South which existed dnrn
the rebellion, and beneath whose blood
edicts so many devoted Union people
men, women and children alike-were ou
ragged and murdered. It will be a vote fc
the candidates who are the choice of th
rebels, the deserters, and the draft sneakl
Let every good citizen remember this, an
see to it that no vote of his tend to so f;
tai result.
Tue HoLTEN CAsE.-The examination G
David Holten for shooting Eusebius Dry
den, of the charivari party in Blue Mound
last September, was concluded on Wedne.
day. Quite number of witnesses we,
examined in behalf of the prosecution
though not all that had been summone.
The defence waived the examination
witnesses. Justice Baltzell held the pri
oner ON the charge of murder, and he wa
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