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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10

From Our specisl Correspondent
LONDON, January q, l-66.
For the last two or three weeks / have had
sensational topics to discourse Of including three Of
tie evils which pray TO be delivered in church.
namely plague, pestilence and sudden deaih-iakine
the first two TO the RindeIpest and tho Thru the
loss of life incidental TO the sbiDwreck OF the LoIdo
and other yessels--how dsmally numerous the news
pspers will inform you. This week things are con-
parativey dull though not altogether deficient In In
terest if Of secendrate character. We have almost
done talking Of the London Ut appears that she was
owe rloaded with coal and from the stormy weather on
our coasts seems TO have, at length overbo~n itself
and therefore we fall back On staer but
subjects Of conversation.
Before coming to them. however let me communicates
something about topic pertinent to Americans which
has hardly got into print yet though is pretty sure to
do 30 before ong-I mean the latest socaled reveal
tons concerning the Confederate Cotton Loan You
know there was meeting OF the bondhoder' last week
when they sogsciousy resolved TO hope and hope
ever" That inasmueh the South would be sure
to want to borrow more money before long, it must
cash up what IL owing, argdi Shnkespeares clown
has it, the debt would DO paid That was the public
face put on the matternow hear how they talk prl'
va,ey Mason and sdel are denounced the greatest
charge them with having pocketed the larger part Of the
proceeds 10 the vicmizaton both of their British sub
scribers and the extinct Richmond Government They
say-and observe these accusations are by Mr.
Chamberlain the solicitor employed to get at the truth
Of the matter-tbat Slidel. becoming acquainted In
Paris with Eanger head Of the financial house oil that
pane forthwith struck up match between that person
and his daughter-the young lady who exhibited such
pugstic proclivties aboard the Trent, I'D defense
Of her willy old papathe dot Of Miss g. to be the con
duct of the Confederate Loan the loan TO be repaid at
par. at co. sub rosa to the outside world In Paris
however 1t was found that the French DID not
tbize with the South to the extent OF franc hence
the business was incontinenty transferred 10 Mason
and London and its financial carriage entrusted 70
Schroeder changers correspondent. NOW the seeu
fell into good ground John Bulls heart Deng III tle
closest affinity with his breeches pocket Inc loan
started at 30 and Ddustrousy pulled In various quar-
tiers went up to lO7 The result wasa proht 70 Gms
bodu Of $500 600 hereabouts. and Mr. ChamDeriih
gently asserts that Erlanger got half million as ns
shaie-and Miss shdell into the bargain 10 ochiVvue'
the enraged bOndhOldeTs aOt quarter oil mili9h'
There remains then. just $4,000 for the modest
son $500 900 being thus deducted for commission
and 9jOOOOO more repaid tho brst ilsta.mens OUT ["
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10
Business y Notices.

TIKI LAST DAYS Of ex-President Martin
Van Buren, we've made c,miorlbls by the JoyAs WHir
REMEDY Letters ia our possession from hi
pby,.i,n and from Mr. Vaa Buren, him'ef express much
gra,'dcIon with the results Of ia G''.
Extract f,om the Lie Of Washington Irving" ey his
r. phew. Pierre NJ living, 70. ~, page a73i
rh. Doctor prescribed eHperimsn.-~hat lad been
Sd s.e,teiby Dr. d. W Holmes us late visit J0ni
wht:omb, Remedy for Asthma aiea'poorfu in wtnesli'
Of wi,e 70 be kea every ooE hours good asht was the
resllt'
In no cae Of purely A;huac Character has it failed TO give
p.omp, relief and oany permaaea. cure has been
effected No danger need be lppreheuied from i' ne IA
iaf,n miy ike !, with rer,ec, ,lis'y lsse circuir)
JosEPa BURNETT s Co, Boston,
Sole Proprietors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10
MARIE ID.

HOWES-PERRY-On Thursdsy Feb. g. at The residence OF
the brides father Tsrytown by the Rev X w Howe, I,
assisted by the Rev. j. 5eden Spencer, 5. Howard Howe'
TO Alice d. Perry
JONES-HARDINGE--On Thursday Feb 8, by the Rev
Charles Jones Charles C. Jones Of OgdensbuTs n w. 70
Alice Hirdnge Of this city
McDONALD-COOPER-A Kingston, Jamaica, on the llth
of December by the Right Rev. j. r. Duperon, Bishop OF
Jamaica and Honduras Capt Angus Mcdonald .on lap
A. Mcdonald Of Prince Edwards Island. 70 Lucy EHen'
daughter Of Mr. l. Cooper OF Northampton England
Thuriay, Feb 8. at the residence
OF Mrs Levi Hun, By the Rev. George Nixon, George H.
Prara % Nj. Lbbie Hunt Oh Of We,tchester NO csid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10

The best house in New-York can be protected
with the BURGLAR ALARM TELEGGAPu applied and ek-
tended .nvisib.y and without damage 20 every WIDOW
and door Never falls l.. HOLMES lse Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10

Benno Speger, Cincinnati banker, recently
disappeared leaving his affairs very mech involved.
aud Liabilities " tue amount oi &OGa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10
IAlrer.i,em sntA

30. 900 Elegant BRIcKs are male daily By the
y ,rloNAI BRICK MACHINE which Is the wonder OF the
age. ABaAN REQUA General Agent, No. lj) Broad
gay NeW.YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10

A mother and her babe were nearly SuffO
Gated BIS smoke ia Cincinnati on Tuesday. the building
in which they were taking fire and the flames cutting
of tneir eseape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10
FROM LONDON.

The swindIcd Bendhofdtrs Of the Con.
federate Cotton Lsnn-uason and Sill
dell Chnrgch with Stealing the Money
The evidence" upon which Gordon
was Hanged in Observation-Disclosures
nbout ii-Nore about the kinderptst-
Poiitics-Items uiaelianeous md Par
ticular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10

n. e.. y. =. Y.
SECOND REGIMENT.
SEVENTH REGIMENT,
EIGHTH REGIMENT.
Ellen ENrH REGIMENT,
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
TWENrY-SECOND REGIMENT,
FIFTY SECOND REGIMENT.
FIFrY-SlXrH REGIMENT.
SENEErY.FlRST REGIMENT.
THE IuDGE.ADYOCATE AND THE THIRTY SEW
ENTH REGIMENT
For notices criticisms aud information concerning The eboys
Resnen,. and fl gazette Of changes in the NATIONAL
Guard see THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL for this
week For sale by News Dealers generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10
SOUTH AMERICA.
Highly Important from Peru.
Intensive and Defensive Alliance
with Chilli.
neeIaratioD Of War Against SPAIN
+obar South American Republics En-
pected to Join the Alliance

r.. steamer New.Yock from Aspinwall Feb
III bors Yesterday Tde following is her treasure
Is sr.1co 4aeN Dshuey Morgan Co. Silt!
Psrsna iN'''' lllp Lees Waiter ....... S4l W
Oder. d. '.'''''' g0pl4 Wells Fargo Coz. 3OVO
g,hfn t.t'.Si,' 20, Isl 22l q H. an Dyke, As. $4,000
Tossne k'ey 20. Ia ifo L. ; Treasurer see. 100000
A 5us Belmont, o. ifV'iVVl tv(,I( Co..... III O56
Iusoan. sherman 6 as
Coz. - 1000 TOal...........S 4lHVA
II O'''' IRON AsPiSWALL 800
Rib0a M-nJT..'''''''''''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10

BECAUSE \ PERSON HAS 4 BAD COUCH II
sho. no. be- Inferred Ll Consumption has Sc. n although
o: CONSUMPTION rarely met with unicco-rlsiei oy
distressing Cough Where, however. prsisposi,iou 70
Pulmonary daeise exists Co1sh II !e to 'eE strains lnd
TIeks tie Lla, AID the general strength lni soon
establishes complaint II a caies, then ii the
slr pan TO get nd o. Cough Cold Holrsenes' wi,hou,
delay and 'f iii, purpose no remedy acts mons promptly or
surely with bel,6' 20 The Of the Chest than
Dr. d. Jlyaes ESpec.5r4n Article scientifically com.
pounded om carefully selected drugs iad which, trial.
will awoys DO ognl worthy Of is void wide reputl;ion
by al nrrrr..i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10
Gueeia! Notices.


steam Boiler Explosion.
No steam boiler should be without A>hC kOFES LOW
WATER DETECTOR Over 500 IN use. Address -
JOHN ASHCROFT, No. % Johnst, n. Y.
Wendell Phillips. Henry Ward Beecher. Hm.
ITOYD GARRISON will speak In the Brooklyn Academy
Of Mu,c OF National Affairs before the Brook IN fraternity
WENDELL PHILLIPS. TUESDAY ENENlNG feo; ~
HENRY WARD BEECHER. TUESDAY kNENlNO FEB
%, WIN LLOYD GARRISON TUESDAY ENENls6,
Ticket, fox the hree Lectures ii %: with reserved seat,
81? iage admission 81; F.. sale a. Dyls Cas- No ~
Fui.on.s:. Brooklyn -
OFFICE OF TIDIourg lsLAsp or Co OF Nav YORK.
Nsw.YoRK. Fec. 3 1876. '
The Annual Meeting Of the ckhofders will %
held on MONDAY February II instant. at O'Clock
at the oace If W. X Beebe esq, No. II Waist for an
oi Trustees for the ensuing year ind FOR such other
D. iae,s as may come be;or. the meeting.
ALLEN Ii. bEEBE. Secretary.
Another novel and very interesting Euiertain-
Writing, Vocal snt Inrunet1 nt'sc,
C. viii be given THIS EVENING Ut oc,ock at clinton
Hal A..or.plsce aud Eat Eghth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10

Az EFFECrUAL Worm MEDICINE.
The combination Of Ingredients used in making BRoESs
>zaxrsCss Coxyirs such give the best possible eff
fec, with safety
Worms in h. stomach irritation aad oeu prolonged
sickness ind removed only the ofa 'nre remedy
which will be found in the yEaMFrsE Cox7rs.
WHO CARES for French OF English extracts
70. tie handkerchief when PHALoys NIGHT BLOCKING Ca
REu, perfume ,linsc.ll hem all is 'oli At price
at would scarcely pay the duty these foreign failures
lOrause journal
IrcH IrCH, SCRATCH No MORE
ltch" cure ~ from Il 70 is honrJ letter
Itch" SwArsxs OisrNssr letter.
" ch" swAYSss OINTMENT letter
sc,ld.h.al, Salt rheum. Sore. all Skin Diseases.
Pdse % cents. BY .enins 50 eea;.to Dr. sw,rss son
No 80 North siIhst. Pm adelPhii box WI. Dc 'eh D!
I-''' p''D Es1 BsRSxs Co. No. ii fAsk ROW. n. Y.
SEcoyD.HAyD SAFES in large numbers of our
and oiher make taken in exchange Tor our new patent
ALrx and DRY PLATTER SAgEs. For sale low. -
MARVIN Co. 20, Broadway, and ~ Ches,nu's,' Phia
ScuLBERGs GERMAN OIyrMESr-warrantel
Wounds, scrofua Salt Rheum all Bone and SKIN Diseases
&C. For sale 80 Bowery and by all principal Dro:s...
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND
,dp,sbilty Army and Navy furnished gratis with the pes,
OF the Surgeon General , Army oy T. "
HupsoS NJ. d., Astor Piics. Clinton Hall n T.
MUJAvIRo is the most delicious and lasting OF
al n.rim,. The odor IL like bouquet composed OF roses
vio., a,mn and heotrop- What can be more hasiaht
For sale by all Druggists aad Fancy store.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LrKE PICTURES.
C,,,.. Vi.usts 90 per dozen Duplicates ST. AL mega
tiyss rssisersd X. A. LEWIS. No. loo ChA'hinst n
Tie Great Charm of MErCALF's GREAT
puuu..rc REMEDY lie, in the small qu,nti'y necessary
sa.ct . cure One dose. forty drops" gives nstahs ", 10
ana thrice rope ated, seldom fails to resors ths 'u"'
perfect health. ---------
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. B. FRANK. PALMER, LIZ ~ "a,
G,yr, rHs Basr' PArKSr Lrnss TO soLoIsss-., Bos
HvAr NY 1903 G. xsrNrr 1T, Paula " ~
ION CouuissioSEp sr SuRaEoSGHSnsAL oAH- -- -
TRussEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS cv p,s..s C'I.
n. xn.a.s SuppoRrxRs &c.-MARsa 70 "u''
Tu,s C)fi,s only at No Vsseyst Lazy .ss
RITcHeLoa's HAIR DYY.-The best In the
IL p.,.rt natural rsisbis, harmis" ana in',Antanssus
World rsree', nansI, sirned WiLliAs A. BArcaELok.
soid h. ali DRUGGISTS Factory NO. OIL nNohNN
FvVRpgIL's Wedding Card Depot, No. 800
,, All the latest styles Of Weddln, and Visit.
iDs Cards Mouosrams Fren,h Note Paper. 1c.
Syow AND RAIN vs.. BALLS AND Parties. -
-; 90 and Chudrena Boots ami Shoes " all knI, sni
nj co. AZ MlLLss \ Goa M. jdl Caaal o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10
TIE --LATEST FROM sorIH AMERICA.

LINN WI
TIE Star las received later Intelligence from Napa'
raise through the medium Of sailing vesse! which
arrived at Caao shortly before the departure OF the
steamer. The entire Spanish fleet has been corcen'
trated in Valparaiso Bay this being tie only barbor
now bockaded CaldeTa - the last port from which
the Spanish vessels have been Withdrawn. Tht star
edioraly remarks that from the tenor OF its advces
il Judges an early bombardment Of Valparaiso to be
highly probable. =,
Gen. Fitzpatrick would arrive al Valparaiso near the
end of January, aud would Immediately proceed 70
Santiago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-10

tIt tHtIH OtTrT
ii appears that the famous amateur casual OF Ihs
PalLMoH Gazette was James Greenwood. brother 10 its
editor not Anthony Trollops. lie wrote many curious
papers OF his experiences with thieves. tromps etc.
In the old days Of The Hinsrdfsd Tn,s The pirated
penny edition OF his Might 10 Workhouse' sold
TO- 900 copies Yesterday another gentleman casual
got 10 trouble through initiating him. and doing 1t
clumsly.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22

1t will be seen that these three items of
tax amount to one cent and fve-sixths of
mill on the dollar valuation. The town tax,
School District tax, Road tax, and City or
Village tax added to this, will give the to-
tai amount.
In the town of Dodgeville there is levied
town tax Of $1,000, and a road tax Of
$l,766. In addition to which, there is al
so levied in the village, village tax of $4,
00O The percentage therefore, in the vii
lage, including the road tax, will be about
four cents and two mills on the dollar val
uation. If the road tax has been paid it
will be three cents and eight mills on the
dollar. In the town the tax will be about
one cent and eight mills, including the
road tax, which if previously paid, will
leave it one cent and four mills Towhich
amount must be added the School tax in
the various districts, and we have pretty
close estimate of the amount to be raised
in this county.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22
FOURTH DAYS SESSION.

Friday, Nov. 16, 1866.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Joseph Roberts, Chairman,
Oscar f. Levake and James Toay, Super
visors.
On motion of Mr.. Toay, the reading OF
the minutes Of yesterdays proceedings
were dispensed with.
On motion of Mr.. Levake, the Chairman
and Clerk were directed to receive the
stationery, and to draw an order for the
payment thereof ON the last day of the
present month.
The bill of A. j. Slye was presented and
allowed, 800.
Mr.. D. NJ Powell presented claim for
the killing of two wild cats, in the town OF
Dodgeville, which was allowed, 81.
A claim of Nelson Whitman for ink fur
nished was allowed, 81.
The following accounts were allowed, to-
O. F. Levake, Supervisor, $50 SO
James Toay, /" So rs
.Jasenh Roberts. Chairman, rs 60
On motion of Mr.. Toay, the Board ad
iourned until / o'clock P NJ.
Friday, o'clock Pm
Board met pursuant to adjournment-
Present-Joseph Roberts. Chairman,
Oscar F. Levake and James Toay, Super
visors.
The following report was presented, read
and and accepted, and adopted
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
NOVEMBER l5, 1868.
Eight o'clock, a. m.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Joseph Roberts, Chairman, O..
F. Levake, and James Toay, Supervisors.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings were
read and approved.
The following resolution was presented
by Mr.. Toay, and, on motion of Mr.. Le-
wake, adopted:
ResolUed, That when Town or City Ire
asurers make returns of the delinquent
taxes from their Town or City, that the
County Treasurer be and he is hereby in
structed to strike from said returns all i'm
perfect descriptions of real estate, and that
he refuse to credit such Town or City with
the amount of tax due frem said real cs-
tate.
On motion of Mr.. Levake, the petition
of Mr.. Peter Temby, and the Superintend-
ent's report, were taken up, Messrs. Strong
and Plowman, Superintendent of Poor,
being present.
On motion of Mr.. Levake, the report of
Superintendents of Poor, and the petition
of Mr.. Temby, were referred back tc the
Superintendents of Poor for correction.
The report of Hon. L. NJ. Strong was
taken up, and, on motion Of Mr.. Levake,
laid over.
Thereupon, at eleven o'clock, the Board,
upon the motion of Mr.. Toay, adjourned
until one o'clock, p. m.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22

~ Godey's Lady's Book for Decem-
Der, has arrived as usual in good season.
This standard Magazine does not deterior-
ate but improves with age, and Mr., Cooley
spares no expense or pains to make it the
best lady's book in America. The steel
plates, fashion plates, and wood cuts in
this number cannot be excelled by any
other Magazine. 1.-THE Christmas Doll, - a
beautiful engraving. A handsome steel
plate titie-page, consisting of five tab
leaux. The centre tahleaux in this plate
truthfully pictures the scene in many a
nursery chamber on Christmas morning.
"Sleighing by Moonlight" A tinted plate
Colored fashion plate, containing six fig
ures. The fashions have a full share of
attention, and the various new styles of
dress are literally illustrated. The liter
ary department of this month is made up
with the productions of such writers, as
Virginia Townsend, Marion Harland, Mrs.
Rowe, S. Annie Frost, and other old favor.
ties. As the last number in this year has
arrived, now is the time to get up clubs
for 1867. The terms are, one copy one
year, $500; two copies, $3.50; three cop
les, $3.50; four copies, $1,000; six cop
les, Sl4,00; nine copies, S21 90; twelve
copies, s27,50. Address, L. A, Cooley,
Philadelphia, Penn.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22
TO CONSERVATIVES.

TT0HE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
Il health in a few weeks by very simple RENE
Ax after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection and that dread disease, Consumption
Is xious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy ofthe pre-
scription used free eharge with the directions fol
preparing and nsing the same which they will find
q SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&c. The only object of the advertiser in sending
information which he conceiyes to be Invaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as II
will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing
Part les wishing the prescription, VII please aa-
drass. REV EDWARD WILSON,
p7yI williamsburgh, Kings County, NewY
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22

TIE AMERICAN FARMER--The Novem
Der number Of this monthly is received
One feature alone Of this paper should Gre
ate for it a very large circulation, and this
is the Market Report, which is reported
especially for its columns by S. E. Todd of
the New YoIk Times. Every farmer, dro
yer, and produce dealer should take the
Farmer, as they will surely find it of incal
culablc value to their interests. We no
tice that all NEW subscribers received du,
ring this month, for 1867, get the last two
months of this year FREE. Price $1.00 a
year Address, John Turner, Publisher
and Proprietor, Rochester, n Y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22
AFTERNOON sEss1oN-oNE O'clock:


Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present-Joseph Roberts, Chairman, Os-
car F. Levake and James Toay, Super
visorS.
The Board ,hereupon proceeded to bar
gain with Mr.. Nelson for wood. A con-
tract was concluded with Mr.. Nelson for
twenty cords of wood, at $6 per cord.
Mr.. Plowman, Superintendent of Poor,
appeared before the Board, and presented
the annual report, corrected, which was
read and accepted, and ordered filed the
said report being as follows:
To the Board Of Supervisors Of Iosco Conn.,
ty, Wisconsin
The Superintendents Of the Poor Of
Iowa County, herewith respectfully sub
NIT statement of receipts and expcndi-
lures of the County Farm, and condensed
summary Of its doings and management.
The inmates of the farm at present con-
sist of twenty six persons, viz. twelve men,
nine women, and five children, of which
number two men and four women are in
sane. Two men, five women, and twenty
four childaen left during the year. Eight
of these children found places or homes.
There were four deaths and two births
during the year.
The products Of the farm were S62
pounds of butter; 800 bushels of wheat !;
GOO bushels of oats 100 bushels of old
oats on hand 100 buehels of old corn on
hand; 800 bushels Of corn; 40 bushels of
potatoes; 80 tons of hay.
The stock on the farm includes 20 head
Of cattle of all ages, including six milch
cows; horses and brood mare; Al
sheep, and 35 pigs. The County is now
prepared is raise stock of all kinds.
The general management of the farm has
been good, and the best results have been
obtained possible under the circumstances,
in the quantity and quality of the produce,
and in securing it.
The management of the household af-
fairs has been as usual just such as to meet
the wants and condition of the inmates
who labor under variety of mental and
physical disabilities
The Superinttndents are under the ne
cessity of asking an appropriation of two
thousand dollars, to carry on the County
Farm. The Oyerseer's salary has not
been paid since the first day of March last,
and the many constantly receiving bills,
owing to the extremely high prices of all
articles of consumption, make constant
calls for money.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
L. NJ STRONG.
HENRY SAMPSON.
HENRY PLOWMAN.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22


THANKSGIVING DAY.-Let not the good
people of Dodgeville forget that next
Thursday, November Goth, has been set
apart as day of thanksgiving. We hope
that it will be generally observed in this
village. Let the merchants close their
stores, mechanics leave their work shops,
miners leave their diggings, and farmers
leave their farms. We understand that
arrangements have been made for religious
service in one or more churches of the
village, and as we have much to be thank
full for during the past year, we hope that
the people generally will repair to the
churches and observe the day in an appro-
pirate manner.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22
Vote of Wisconsin by Districts.

The following is the vote Of this State
on Congressional candidates, by Congress
sonal Districts, and Counties, as far as re-
ceived. Those marked with star (*) are
official
After each Congressional District We
have placed the vote of 1864, including
the soldiers vote.
The Constitutional Convention was voted
down by abont 1000 majority, only one
district, the sixth, giving majority for it.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22

aw Our worthy townsman, James
Jones is rapidly completing arrangements
which will enable him to furnish Boots and
Shoes on shorter notice, better and cheaper
than any firm in this place now is, or ever
has been able to do it, lie has already re-
ceived one of the largest and best stocks of
leather ever brought to the place. He will
be found in Henderson's building, corner
of Iowa and Chapel streets. Give him a
call.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-11-22

~ Since the election we have been
shown one Of lot of bogus Union county
tickets which were printed at the Copper
head office and circulated in the town of
Linden and other rural districts for the
purpose of deceiving the voters, and get
ting Union men to vote for W. H. Curry
instead of Francis Vivian. Honesty is the
best policy, gentlemen, such practices won't
win