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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12
DfgGOI:tTTlOffs

INISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
1 SHIP Arm Of LEE 3 COX u this az
dissolved by mutual consent.
A. y. LEE viii settle up the b1sinsss q the
Riehmoud, July Il, fsss.
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GREAT FALL SALE OF
" GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
CLOCKS, MUSICAL BOXES,
SILvERWAkE, DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
JEWELRY, &c.

ARR A DAB co
beg to announce TO the people OF Virginia that
their great fall sale Is now going on at
No. Is MAIN STREET,
where they are Offering great yaristv Of
VALUABLE AND FASHIONABLE ARTICLES AT
ONE DOLLAR EACH
The plan OF sale 10 that found 90 satisfactory and
popular at the great spring sale, and Is a. follows
Beautifully executed photogr phs are enclosed in
envelopes and sold for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
tihcate naming some article In the stock, which
can be had on payment OF ONE DOLLAR. The
article will be shown, and can be purchased or
not, as you please, or you can have some other OF
the same value in Its stead.
See the following list of few OF the articles OBJ
tanned from thr establishment during one week Ia
April last for ONE DOLLAR EACH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
GCHOOL win be reopsned ON the lst OF Octo Der
nsxt. Further delxils will be given In future a.
ysrtisements Circular may be had on applica don
Ia MRS. J. W. PkGRiM,
Linden Row, Franklin street,
or through box 10 Richmond post-om.es.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

DUPONTS POWDER.-We are the
~ agents for the sale OF this eslcbrstsS r0M.
I RsEas a.. ana R me e t:ss
f me- ssssss s ana H M ss :s;
Of I. ss ,s.s =: '0s'e' s.i2as xoRraAl co.
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HALL, GRESHAM IL HARVEY,
WHOLESALE ROGERS,
81! MAIN sTREET


offer for sale at lowest market rates:
Is hogsheads BROWN SUGARS, part choice /;
10 boxes BROWN SUGARS,
20 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
Is barrels SYRUP,
% !" bags RIo SG0FEEE,
loo dozen BRonMs and BUCKETS.
so boxes GREEN TEA,
is5 Kegs POWDER,
go, 100 &c. D." CAPS,
20 horshsads SIDES, SHOULDERS. and
so boxes PRIME CHEESE,
So barrels MACKEREL,
IS barrels VINEGAR,
80 SsTrs!s WHISKY, BkAXDY, and GIN,
$50 80 E FssnS f %yRRAfPfiiSSiG PAPER,
lou boxes CIGARS. ,,so
GRAIN PEPPER ''
RACE GINGER,
GROUND GINGER,
PEPPER and SPICE,
pEaiJoHNS,,s
CoTT0M CARDS,
EssENcE COFFEE,
MATCHES, CORDS, BRUSHES,
Agents for g. g. 8. STuARrs HciELEBRATED RYE
Sc iiNeodst HALL. GRESHAM HARVEY.
w b. RADCLIFFE, No. 1912 Main
w street, has in store and for sale very low
the following desirable goods
A, b, and g COFFEE SUGARS,
SYRUPS, all grades;
R RssT Gk k a and BIAck 1 TEss sns
RIO. LAGUAYRA, and JAVA COFFEE,
LIVERPOOL and VIRGINIA SALT,
No APPLE VINEGAR,
FAMILY SOAP and CANDLES,
COTTON YARNS,
SUPER CARB. and SAL. SODA,
MACkEREL,
BUCKETS and BR0OMS
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO, AL
grades:
GINGER, ALLsPICE, ALUM, MUSTARD,
PLOUGH LINES, INDIGO,
HEMP TWlSE,
SHOE BRUSHES,
MAS0N'S and Mirror BLACKING,
HORSE SHOES and NAILS,
POWDER and SHOT and CAPS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSFORMATION COMPANY
isnow prepared to carry

is now prepared TO carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
10 and from New York, st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south ~ Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security to shippers. 1t has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests OF the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such AS
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers' risk and security is afforded never befors
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE is MADE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

NOR SALE, . PAIR Of FAM!L LII
II HOReEs. young scsn =. III 1ss,hosl SlsaisS OF
veil N h ~ ~ and ssvss yssss ola AIgv0
'Au's > - =, go. - =. =. COOK. A1sxoaSss..
\ .o..A:s.. comes q FAlsss'.sA Aa1 ''a'
.TREKN GINGER GREEN IN iSs
~ y, S CIV; "a 3 s9ioSsoas Z;
'!I s|'sIl ~ l';'RR = Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-12

VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS. = AM
NAL COMPOST AND POUDRETTE.-The
subscribers are manufacturing At the MONTE
MATRE FkRTlLlZlNG WORKS" formerly Con-
the above celebrated FERTILIZERS, which they
offer to the farmers generallyss being the BEST
and CHEAPEST in the United States.
This being strictly q Virginia enterprise, COM.
mends itself tdyhe Virginia farmer.
MANIPULATI0NS WITH PURE PERUVIAN
aUANO will be made II desired, but to the James.
River farmer this 10 entirely unnecessary.
These Fertilizers have been Analysed by the be-
chemists in the country, which analysis viii b Q
Exhibited for inspection and information. Addres q
BARGAMlN MULLER,
aulsvfm Richmond, Va.
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nERUyIAN GUANO.-One hundtsa
IL sgna lURN IlAuyiAhtQ s4&V. Nv -
S;:s.siH 49," cxAs, :, wosfaAHa %,
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA-
TON COMPANY
Is now prepared to do business as
CBEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
a. can be done by any other company.
J. 3. JOHNSTON, President
B.F. P1ckLIy, General Superintendent.
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WIN. KNABE & CO.,~A
w MANUFACTURERS OF THHB
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD AEDAL,V w
GRAND, SQUARE,


PI N o s.
These Instruments having been before the public
for the past thirty years, have, upon their excel.
LANCE Alone attained USPCRCHAs.D PRg-Ehts
xgscE that prououncss them unequsllsd. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fne singing quality, Is well ~ great purity OF
information and hsrmoniousnsss throughout the
entire scale. Their TOUCH
"a plant and elastic and " entirely free from the
stiffness found In so many pianos. which causes
the performer to so easily tire In
WORKMANSHIP
thsy cannot be sxcelled. Their action 10 con.
s,rne,ed with q care and attention to every psn
,hsrsin that charscteriIes the nnsst mechanism.
Non. butthe best seasoned material 10 used In their
manufacture. and they will accept the hard ussgss
Of the concert. room with that Of the psrlor upon
an eausli.y-snsSected In their melody; In fact.
they are constructsd
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafs Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE IkAks.
WAREROONS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
~ s7-sm BALTIMORE.
THE TOBACCO PLANTING under
signed . Hsts; pas
u M medium for advertising in that see.
ton Of the state. The TOBACCO rLAnI rs Ell
SnoEn Throughout Virginia and North Cssolins,
IN bosh Of which States Il has enjoyed On sxsnsvs
circulation. Il has received large adtssi, anS
S.nm Ia elites Of Richmond, Psterhury, and NOR
toiE for many year,. u viii DO the sasnsss Snass
vor OF the present proprietor 70 maks W s,c.is.
Business communicstions sddEesssd 20 me ~.
/ once. or Win Nj. JOHN 0Rkh4, ys.s On Issnsa
street, vill Tsssivs PsouPtn as,snaao1S; sAsc,sco.
seM-h yO1M =. -.. -----
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13

@ n Ps ss s "a 56 a" closing
Int received gaoS Cotton a at nc 10, ans
w f@d the week. Il 70 sa a
elows Stock $50 900 baes receipts 1850 baes exports to
weekly showed advance near &C. pSsnd Il
s scsps Of @ 'a aRd ot 'P
port gave additional strength to the market ana RITZ I'M
American large business done arise and mid
ding Orleans at sold at 2Od and nddng from New iok
Fs dsy s ssss wtS @
n1S5sR m sas as Orleans was
On tuesday from Continent sagssd as s1
very 2s yfs slse IS an whs
rs M ssefa va; s result
closed s e ees A@eea sD'a "a sales
IF S'f s AG'
sss as S5SS5 sss sns @ 49, Ss
S hs sss ss hs s wa P ass
VIE Whe Continued Irregular Prizes co.ed about
i snr M T Slip to arrive at l9
h hfs s sG mp e1a S o m
Saa Upand and s for nddhg Mobile and Orleans but
t1 Rnf sSd @ We're Barely sas 1000 Bales
Sso now and Texas andf 6san
Island there less demand this week than
for the comhoner descriptions which not plentiful
t generally supposed large portion Of the Cotton recently
sold to arrive has been purchased by the trade existing
contracts for goods and yarns If will enable them
purchase the sparngy Of the spot and thus
operate against In last weekly report called at
ehon to the large quantity Of cotton then due here From
36,76 bales OF which 1876 American against 1909
bales last week of which % 1926 American and the effect
upon prices confirms remark made by in
report I'd instant that large stocks tend epress
prices than prospective large imports ..
The actual sales of the week closing last evening 10 @
bales of which $3.50 taken by the trade 10 $50
for export an IA $40 speculation Estimated stock 40 40
bales increase Of 80 2 last week. against 6o3o0 last
year. decrease of 1872 $50 bales Reducing the China picuS to
bales the Cotton for Great Britain shows
last year of4 900 bales LAO bales than
| the excess in stock as above
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13

The subonod extracts from latest foreign circulars
at hand by the Transatlantic steamers. -.''.- e..
From Messrs Bout English Brandons Liverpool Circular,
: March %
Cotton enjoyed large demand Monday last and the
being good prices advanced considerably
since then consequence Of heavy arrivals the demand
fallen off the market being literally supplied prices
receded to last weeks quotations Thempos this
amount to lac Isl bales of which 1916 bales are American
The sales for the amount to S0 bales of the
trade takes is $50 bales exporters D and spectators
bales The stock this week by 80 220 bales being
Estimated at 400 4O bales C225S0 American against
bales @ 400 Amercan time last year The authorized
nnotations are mddng Orleans cod middlng Bowels
and fair Dhoerah 1870 per I'D.
From Messrs R. A Curd Co. circular, of March 3d.
Cotton was in extensive demand in the early part
weak and aided adyce of decreased receipts in the United
states ports considerable advance was obtained in most de
srntions IN TO Monday towards the close of that day
nneteT feeling set in still continues owing probably il
some measure to the large import.
Sea Island has been in extensive demand this week but
nrces are steadily maintained especially for the
moner des cripons which are not pier fltul
American was request to Iuesday ana advanced
I'D old b the free imports have since had the effect
limiting business and the advance has been almost lost ~
The sales of the week to TO- $50 bales including
on speculation 1880 declared for export leaving io5o
bales to the trade. - n, -, i. H. ILL ,,,o,,
amount 1000 bales the market quiet ana ee5 sup
piled mn, ,,,o holiday in tho N
ton market - -
from W. c. Watts Co.'s weekly circular OF the I'D uit
report Friday the 10th inst the estimated steG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13
Commercial gntelllgente.


Thursday Evening, April 70, 1865.
COTTON-Tbe advice received BY telegraph last night at
published til morning papers, having exhibited eady au
vance IN rates Gold and Foreign Exchange at New
York yesterday our market opened this morning with in
creased buoysucy and the day advanced it disclosed
rapid and heavy Improvement The regular noon dispatches
to-day also of reassurng character ana I'm
parted strength the previous upward movement
which superadded the continued falling of In receipts from
the interior almost unparalleled advance IN
chang here has resulted general of tay l2c d
ID OF the recent decline. The demand was unusually active
and general Throughout day and but for the resc ed and
partially character Of the supply, sales would
doubtless very heavy. As it is however, we nave
tn report operations Of 66jO bales which were
participated in By buyers the following order, viz 400
bales 900 s3 to0 45O 400 400 $50 800 $40 2J9 49, 25 lO
90 Is 60 blles AS will be seen the aggregate saes nave
been distributed among seventeen brokers which is ararser
Number than has taken part the actual daily movement OF
he market for weeks past We have revised our
figures to correspond with the alterations which have tran
spired last, and would now Quote-oFdnhFE AT so
BIC good ordinary SSg3ic low middng S536c, and ma
dling 5ac with remark TINT rates steadily incline to
the outside figures ard that the market closes eNeeedNSH
firm at quotations
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept ls lsG5baes. SISSY
RecstysG pssyiousiy 81
1859
Exported since Yesterday Gg 40
Exported previousy. -
Stock on hand shnboard not cleared .loVlo
Exports were exclusively for Havre
SUGAR AND MOLASsES-The receipts since yesterday
were confined to IA hhds Sugar and bb Moasses There
is but little Sugar first hands and holders are enabled 10
obtain fair prices The limited character OF the arriF" no"
prevent operations Of MAGNITUDE anu GoNoels VIZ
transactions conued to 80 hhds, within range OF our
previous quotations. which append
I2c fair be- fully fair 4c, seconds li i9ac' anu car"
fed at Isl b. The supply OF Moas'e Is quite eA
hsusted and we have sales to report
WESTERN PRoDUCE-There is fair supply OF r our ant
Grain on hand the movement and prices are 50
that we refer our readers the annexed particulars LOT Vn
condition of our market.
FLoUR-we have change to note since YESTERDAY IN
amand Is only moderate the sales OF to-day emo
about 1000 bb which $50 common at So 2oo hne AT % 70
Mt S. 40. good do at 800 superfne att s. 3d. le do
norordad, ut 81 rs and 200 low at $40 q Dbl
CORN-Holders continue obtain full prices ana with
TODAY the transactions embraced about t5O sacks
vailow at 200 mixed and 300 yelloN
lied az s,c asD yellow at SSc and 500 white at 95c
trshs, a....sf
odav exhibit increased frness aud in som
~ d,'a,cs If ,r was realized Some 1925 sacks change
flIou,s aps at Sic 1000 700 800 Sc tosethe
-, ,o,s socts nj &c "A bushel s...-
wiz W. NJ ad VT ,ear or any sales to- day; the last
~. a, mel * n IA, ms -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13
Cattle Market,
JrEEEnsos o,rr. Aprl! 10, 1855.

JEFFERSON CirY. April 10, 1866,
Arrived yesterday 50 Western Beeves IS Texas BeeTe:
2l3 Hogs $50 Sheep and IS Mich Cows sod-55 Western
Beeves l2 Texas Beeves q Hogs, 81 Sheep II Calves
ard Mich Cows Stock 81 Western Beeves, l2i
go Hogs 1888 Sheep Ill Calves and G3 Mich
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-13

VIZ E. PENN
(LATE OF TENNEssEEJ
Attorney at Law,
JEFFERSON, TEXAS
VIII rive special attention to the Collection Of Claims Of
Easer Texas will give any information desired by per.
sons having business in this locality.
REFERENCES:
Hon EN-, Etheridge Dresden, Tenn Hon. Milton Brown
ond " II Stenhens Jackson Tenn; Brady Wilson Co,
New Orleans La; ". B. Reese, Bateman Bro and B. G
Terry Jefferson Texas Hon B W Gray Judge Oh the Egn
'uu'''"' 'H ~ Address Box s. No 9 Dallas street
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01
7IIIE WIS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1866.
rgy-The Fond du Lac Press says: ga

rWThe Fond du Lac Press says: "a
very painful accident occurred at one Of the
schools in our city yesterday. When the
teacher left the school-room at noon, she
gave the key to the young ladies, and told
them to keep the door locked until she re-
turned. During her absence a number Of
young boys came to the school-room door,
and amused themselves by looking through
the key-ho One of the young ladies in
sport, thrust a small stick through the
key-hole, which entered the eye of one of
the boys, and put it out instantly. The
names Of the parties we did not learn"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01

PARDoSs.-T Washington correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia Press says that as
the impression prevails to some extent
that nearly or quite all the distinguished
personages who were active rebels have
been pardoned, it is proper to state that
nearly twelve hundred applications arc
now upon the Presidents table, most of
which have been there for several months
Seven hundred Of them fall under the
$40, 900 clause. The remainder are class
flied as fellows: Members Of the rebel con-
gress, &c ex-U. S. army officers, 1872;
rebel generals, l27 prominent rebel civil
officers, 80; ex-of1icers Of the U. S. navy,
ll6.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01
Legislative Proceedings.

| The proposition to print the governors
message in foreign languages was indef-
nately postponed. A resolution to print a
thousand copies of the adjutant generals
report in Norwegian was also indefinitely
postponed.
A communication was received asking
for 81, ,526,26 to complete the work at the
soldiers cemetery at Gettysburg.
The suffrage bill was referred to a COM
mittee.
A resolution for caring for and educat-
ing soldiers orphan children, was intro
duced.
Among other bills which were introduc-
ed was one to provide for collecting school
district taxes when the collection thereof
has been enjoined; to amend the revised
statutes SO as to designate the second
Wednesday in February for the commence
ment of the annual session of the legisla-
ture and restrict the session to sixty days;
to repeal the acts exempting lands of Law
renee university, and Beloit and Brockway
colleges from taxation; amending section
seventy five Of chapter eighteen, revised
statutes, concerning the assessment and
collection Of taxes, and to amend section
thirty-two, chapter one hundred and sixty
seven, laws Of 1859 and subsequent acts
on the same subject; and to amend the
charter of the Madison, Lodi and Raraboo
railroad so as to enable the company to
commence their road at Madison or at
Columbus.
The Senators voted themselves SIC
worth more Of postage stamps. A resolu-
ton was adopted ordering 1000 copies of
the legislative manuel. Bills were intro
duced to prohibit the importation of hop
roots from other states into Sauk county,
and to prescribe a uniform size of boxes
for picking hops to provide a punishment
for stealing rails, and certain other prop
crty; to make it a ground Of divorce that
parties have not cohabited for five years.
Two petitions for the restoration of the
death penalty for murder were presented
Resolutions syore offered directing an in
quiry into the expediency of increasing the
tax on railroads, directing the railroad
committee 10 report bill disposing of the
land grant without delay, and requesting
railroads to furnish the Legislature with
schedules Of their through and way rates
for passengers and frcishts. A resolution
was unanimously adopted that it is the
sacred duty of the state to Tasogide for the
elacation of the orphan children of sol
diers. A bill was introduced requiring
the publication Of the names of delin
qucuts in payings personal property tax.
4 resolution was offered, for amendment
Of The constitution so as to increase the
compensation Of members Of the Legisla
ture to $50 per deim, and mileage to ten
cents a mile, and providing for submitting
the amendment to vote Of the people.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01
M A II IL he ID .

In Dodgevle, on the 9th of January, at the res
idence Of the Rev. r. Butterwick, ard by the same,
Mr. JOHN CROOK to Miss JENNIE MAITLAND, both of
Dodgeville.
In Dodgevlle on the 2Sth of January, 1866, at the
residence of Mr. Garnett, by the Rev I. Bntterwick
Mr. JAMES McINTosH to Miss NERCIsA MsLLIcENT
FLOYD, both OF Dodgeyille.
On Tuesday the 10th inst, by Rev. j. Knibbs. Mr.
JOHN " ANDERSON, and Miss s r. sAwTELI, all Of
Darlington.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01
DODGEVTLLE MARKET.
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 coure He Lsys the blame on the climate
perhaps It is too hot or too cold, or tee damp or
too dry too variable. Bat does he take the prop
er course to rify his constitution and bodily organ
against the extremes and changes of which he com
plains No. He says, perhaps, that only an iron
man could bear such great heat, such violent cold,
or such suddea vicssitudcs. Why then does he not
resort to e great Tonic and Preventive, which, If it
will not make him iron man, will AT least quadru-
pIe tie capacity of his system to repol all external
agencies that tend to prodnce discase2 HOSTEL
TIERS CELEBRATED 4sE04ACH BITTERS ta-
ken faithfully according to the directions, vii 30
strengthen the stomach, brace the nerves, tone the
liver and rogulte and invigorate the whole animal
machinery that the system Instead Of being at the
mercy the weather, and liable to be prostrated by
every change Of temperature Ayill laeQme case har
dened as it were and almost imperYioHs to climatic
Influenced. It is to this preventive principle that
HosrETrERs 3lTTER5 owe their great popularity in
the Vest indies, British America, and Aa4traAa.
n29!nI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01

A Poor WRITER. Some people write
very illegibly. Judge Kittrcdge, of Can
nan, N. H., who, on being shown one
of his own letters, and being asked if he
could read it, answered by asking What
ID fool wrote that?"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01

g-57A little child of Mrs. Williams,
who resides in this village, who was play
ing around the stove, fell into a kettle Of
hot lye, which itsmother had just removed
from the stove, and burned itself severely.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01

c9y~ There will be a meeting Of the vii
lage Board of Trustees of the village Of
Dodgevile, at the village clerks Office on
Monday evening next at o'clock. A full
attendance is particularly requested.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01

fA woolen factory has lately been
started one mile north of Plattevllc, and
is now in successful operation, manufactur
ing wooden stuffs, including heavy and
light cloths, fannels, blankets, stocking
warn. etc
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01
WISCONsTN HOUSE.

ARENA, WISCONSIN.
%exss. THE Gage leaves this house every morn
E!:E45 ing Except sunday for DoagcviIle Mineral
Esssk# Pol:it snl Patteyiile. The travelling public
~. are w,ll aud comfortably accommodated at this
house Good and attentive siers in attendance, and
every convenience for the accommodation of travellers
<Board by the dayor week. 1t reasonable rates Give
Us CALI JAMES ROGERS.
Oct 23 1853 G-3m
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01
WISCONSIN, HOUSE.

JOSEPH ROCKING, PRoPRiEroR,
THIS Hotel IS "A large stone lnilding well
aSayA furnished 10 accommodate The travelling
,SssSsS public Tine table wik be supplied with
assezS AL the }ccacies the market affords served
ssAssEss NJ in good style. RoAGneRs Bg TnEisAY oR
WEEK, furnished NJ Il an necessary eonven
- Snesccs at reasonable rates The Proprietor returns
hanks 10 the public for the patronage heretofore
tsnaed - him. and reSpecsfal'y requests contimu-
auee ofthe same Good stahinE attached, and an
attentive hostler always on haud. ms lY.s
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01

~ A revival, of deep and growing in
terst, is in progress in the Spring street
Methodist Church, Milwaukee The
altar is nightly crowded, and many have
been converted. The work is putting on
character OF permancncy, and promises to
become general.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01

~VSuE MASON & UAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
forty different styles adopted 10 sacred secnlai
music ,fr SS1 10 $500 elch Ffty-o1s g2l1 o. silver
medals or other FIRST premiums awarded them Illus
frated catalogues free. Address. Mason Iamlini
Boston, or Mason Brothers, New York silly
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-02-01

~ We are happy to be able to state
that Mr.. Geo. Sims Of our village, who has
been very i'll for some weeks, is improving
and his speedy recovery is anxiously ex-
pected.