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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

has found an Indictment against both gen.
tlemen for gaming. "a
The Kansas Daily Tribune of late
date publishes a 'scanine story (" to the eff
feet that dog was accidentally shut up in
room and remained there sixteen days
without food or drink. When released the
dog was somewhat thin, but otherwise in
good health and spirits, and seemed to rel
ish square meal amazingly"
Two men recently died suddenly at
Canadian tavern after drinking a cup of
coffee. The landlady called the police,
who suspected her of poisoning the men.
She protested she had not, and to prove
the harmlessness of the coffee drank a cup
herself, when she also fell down dead. An
examination of the cofee-pot showed that
bunch of matches had been boiling with
the coffee.
AT LeWisburg, Penn, the other day, a
man was engaged in building bridge. A
clergyman happening along, he remarked
to him that he was going to see the bridge
up. "sY es," replied the minister, inter
rupting, elf Providence permits" His
answer was, Z" Damn ProVidence!" and at
that instant rope broke, and down came
stone which was being lifted to its place,
and crushed the man to death instantly. I
"A. shocking occurrence took place re-
Gently near the village of Cedarvills,
Greene county, Ohio. A married daughter
of James Marshall was found in the even
ing, lying dead, few steps from her door,
with all her clothing burned off, and the
body shockingly burned. Her husband
had been absent all day, and there was no
one about the house except a small child
too small to tell anything of what had
occurred. A reasonable supposition is
that the woman burned to death by acct
dent but there are suspicious that she
came to her death by foul means.
"A melancholy accident occurred on
the 25th, at Downer's Grove, Du Page
county, ILL., Aspump.well, on the farm Of
a Mr.. Wheeler, had got out of order, and
his son went down to discover what was
the matter. He had descended to the depth
of about fifty feet, when he let go the rope
and dropped to the bottom, His father
went down, to try and render assistance,
but on reaching the same point he also
dropped A. young man; named Carey
Freeman then went down, and he met
with the same fate of the other two, being
entirely suffocated when he reached the
foul air. The bodies were not recovered
till the afternoon ST tsi gsir-ish eni :
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08
.pREsIpENT's PROCLAMATION.

sin conformity with recent custom that may
now be regarded as established on Nat0nai con-
sent ana approval, l, Andrew Johnson, frssloene
of the United States, do hereby recommend 10 my
fellow citizens that Thursday, the 2otn Gay OF NO.
vember next, be set apart and observed throughout
the Republic day OF National Thanksgiving
With whom are dominion and fear, and who
makes peace in His high places. Resting and re-
framing from secular labor on that day, let us
{ reverently and devoutedly give thanks to our
with which He mas crowned the now closing year 4;
especially let US remember that He has covered our
land through all Its extent with greatly needed
and very abundant haryests; that He has caused
industry to prosper not only In fields but also in
our forests He has permitted us to multiply ships
upon our lakes and rivers, and upon the high seas
and at the time 10 extend our iron roads 80 lar
into the secluded places of the continent to guar
two oceans. He has inclined our hearts to turn away
from domestic contentious and connections conse-
quent upon distracting and deeolating civil war;
and 10 walk moro and more In the ancient ways OF
loyalty, Cancellation and brotherly love. He has
blessed the peaceful efforts with which we have
established new and important commercial trea-
ties with foreign nations, while we have at the
same, time strengthened our National defenses
and greatly enlarged our National borders: While
e thus rendering the unanimous and hearteit trlD-
ute of National praise and Thanksgiving which Is
so justly due the Almighty God, let us not ali 70
implore Him that the same Divine protection and
care which we have hitherto so undeseryedly ana
y yet 50 constantly enjoyed, may De continued TO
our country and our people through all the gene
''In witness Whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the city Of
IL. 81 Washington, the sixteenth day of october,
edi 3i in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
sdi hundred sxty.seven, and OF the independ-
fence Of the United States the ninety-second.
Yea" BY the President: wrILriM H. SEWARD, secre-
tary of Stateo -i~''a'R
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08


Albion College, Albion Mich. . $25, 900
Baldwin University, Berea, Ohio. ....,,. 100000
Beloit College, Beloit, Wis. ......,....., 1900
Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. ..g...,. $1,000
College of New Jersey, Princeton ....... 10000
Cornell University, New York .......... =. 100000
Cornell College, Mt Vernon, Iowa. $4,000
Cumberland University Lebanon, Tenn 5000
Dartmouth College, Hanover, n. H.. $4,000
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Penn. 100000
Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y........, $4,000
Hanover College, Hanover, Ind. $500. 5000
Harvard College Cambridge, Mass 100000
KENYON College, Gambler, Ohio. .......f $1,000
Lafayette College, Easton, Penn. $4,000
Lawrence University, Appleton, Wis.,. 10000
McKendree College, Lebanon, Ill. .......li 10000
Ind $4,000
Norwich University Northfeld Vt... 10000
Oberln College, Oberlin, Ohio. ..,........ $4,000
Otterbein University, Westervile, Ohio. $4,000
Rutgers College. New Brunswick, N. J.. 10000
Shurtleff College, Upper Alton, ILL.,. $4,000
Tuft's College, Medford, Mass........ 100000
University Of Mississippi Oxford Miss %, 900
University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. 49,. 100000
Wabash College, Charlottesville, Ind. 80. 10000
Washington University, st. Louis, Mo-. 100000
Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn. $1,000
Western University, Pittsburgh, Penn ..,s7 $4,000
Yale College, New Haven. Conn. ....... 100000
Total of thirty one colleges. So Oh, 600
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

but men of such stature do not wear well
In Maine, men reached their greatest
height at 81, in New Hampshire at So. in
Massachusetts at 20, IN New Jersey at 81.
The tallest men, Of 60 inches, come from
Iowa. Maine, Vermont, Ohio, Indiana.
Minnesota, and Missouri, give us men
little ever So; and the average of all
shows The Americans to be "a very tall
people,"
Religious and Educational
The average daily attendance of the
public schools at Cincinnati is officially
reported as is, 800, and the average daily
absence 1870. Y
"A Brooklyn paper announces the mar
riage of Miss Katherine Puhrls and John
M. R. Schwine. We should think thatwas
literally casting pearls before swine.{
The city of Pittsburgh maintained,
last year, 119 public schools, with 1870
teachers, and an average attendance of
4,757, at an expense of $150,979.14, includ-
ing rents, repairs, interest, purchase of
ground, &c.
Z That is precocious child, Just begin
ming in geography, who insists that the
Poles live partly at one end of the globe
anu pdTIly at lie OlnGF. lie KNOWS 1t Is
so, because they are marked on the map.
Eastern papers are responsible for bring
ing him before the public N 10
The number of Protestant churches in
Cleveland is forty three, and the average
attendance about IL, 900. The number of
Romanist churches is seven, with an aver
age attendance of different persons at some
one Of the services on each Sabbath of 49,
600. The number of Jewish synagogues is
two, with an average attendance of $50.
Pr There have. been four, new and COM
modious school houses erected in Chicago
this year at an aggregate cost of upward
of 100000. They are not quite finished
yet, but they will be ready for occupancy
about the 1st of January next These
schools will accommodate about 1000
children, who are at present running wild
in the streets. d ~ a.
The following is a partial list of the
donations made to American colleges dur
ing the last academic year, exclusive of
the munifcent land grants made by act of
CONGRESS for agricultural colleges :Agsf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

paralysis, in New York city, on the 29th
ult He is improving, and will probably
recover.
Capt Deasey, who escaped from Man
chester, England, was serenaded py sne
Fenians in New York city, on the night
of the 31st ult. The procession to his quar-
tiers at the Metropolitan Hotel numbered
about four thousand.
They have been having severe storm
at the East, commencing on the 2oth ult.
Considerable damage was done In New
York city and throughout the neighboring
country, and it is presumed many wrecks
and disasters on the coast will be re-
ported.
Ex-Governor John A. Andrew, OF Mas
sachusetts, died suddenly from stroke OF
apoplexy, at his residence in Boston, on
the evening of the Goth ult. Governor
Andrew was born in Windham, Me-, May
81, 1918, and was consequently In the
5Oth year of his age ct the time OF his
death.
Weston, the pedestrian, started on MS
walk from Portland, Me-, to Chicago, at
noon on the goth ult. He reached Boston
on his journey at 800 p. m. on the 31st, in
good condition. He reached Providence
at S:45 on the evening of the list, eighteen
minutes ahead of time, and was in excel
lent spirits. He was in Plainfeld, Conn,
on the Sd, and was to start at 1890 a. m.
on the 4th for Hartford, going from thence
to New Britain.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08


The election in Georgia has resulted in
favor of convention.
The Office of the Southern Express, at
jackson, Miss, was robbed on the 3Oth
ult. of $4,000 and a large amount of val
uables. yal Cs4a ef77I-s
There were nine interments from vel
low fever at New Orleans during the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending on the morning OF
the list, and five at Mobile. Only three
deaths from yellow fever occurred at New
Orleans on the ID.
+ A man walked into the Merchants
Union Express Office, at st. Louis, on the
31st ult., picked up two packages Of
money, containing $4,000, and walked
safely off with them.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

y 'sZ- General Howard, Commissioner of
the Freedmen's Bureau, reports that the
Southern freedmen are thrifty, prosperous,
and making rapid progress in cducation'4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08
The East.

The bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln,
in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, is nearly fin
! ished saoa sss % ,ssasAs 'saT 10 lals
The total number of voters registered
in New York city is 12s,006; Brooklyn,
$4,000. u-yr,ee~~
Governor Andrew had policy of ten
thousand dollars for the benefit of his
family, in the New England Mutual Life
Insurance Company. ra1 ssa s ss
John sButterfield, Of Uticas N. T., the
ellknown express man, was struck with
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
x.,,ouaI ThanIxsgIyIng.

Thursday, the 2sth day of November,
has already been designated in several of
the States, by the respective Governors
thereof, as day of thanksgiving, and Pres
ident johnson has issued proclamation
naming the same date as day of National
Thanksgiving. Doubtless the observance
Of that day will be general throughout the
United States.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

r An ancient rhyme DIVIDES female
beauty Into four orders, asifollows i J5i9 HIN
Long and lazy,
,Fnl3zsT .ysiuoIf Little and loHd.dai smif zidT
Fair and foolish, .b3sI dog
- Dark and proud
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08
A New Point Ina the EDlpeaCaR"
ment Evidences. fJ

Total of thirty one college,. ,O41, OOl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

Eoreign InteIiixence.I ,1sg
N Domingo has declared war against
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

as deliberately drew out a, hundred dollar
bill. which the storekeeper took, giving
him seventy dollars in change. 4.' The bill
proved to Be counterfeit. s@~ =. 80
The ~ manufacture Of, artificial fuel
from consolidated coal dust, although cons
mercially unsuccessful In this country, has
met with very different result abroad.
Twenty establishments in France produce
annually 100000 tons In Belgium seven
manufacturers turn out 100000 tons, while
In other countries the produce, though
less, Is very considerable, .t.i,t q,s q. .,as
q One of the most unpleasant features
of the manufacturing interest has been the
steady decline during, the past season OF
cotton. Cotton has fallen over six cents a
Mound since July. The English cotton
market is now exceedingly heavy There
i of the present time little or no specula-
tive demand. and the consumers are about
the only reliance of the American shipper.
One GREAT cause Of the decline in the price
Of our cotton is found in the fact that the
cotton of India has been improving won,
derfully within the past year or two, i
Il The New York Tribune reminds all
persons entitled to relief under the Bank.
rupt act, that the fifty per cent clause
will come into operation on the "a OF
March next, and only little over one hun
bred working days remain before the time
in which they can claim exemption. In
all proceedings commenced after the I'd of
March, the SD section of the law provides
that ono discharge shall be granted 20 q
debtor whose assets do not pay fifty per
cent. of the claims against his estate, unless
the assent in writing of majority IN num-
har and raIre of his creditors, who have
nroyed their claims, is filed In the case at
or before tie time of application for the
discharge. -
A curious case Is reported from WASH
npton Some weeks ago the Secretary of
the Treasury received from Ohio an anony-
nous package containing $4,000, chiefly
in seyen-thirty bonds, Although there Is
on record no precedent for the return of
SO large a sum dishonesty obtained from
the Government, the Conscience Fund
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

Ayonng man BY. the name of Julius G..
Page was one of a party of five engaged
inC hunting on the Calumet river, near
Chicago, on Sunday, 9th iult. i He and q
companion named French were in skif
together, and when engaged in firing at
some ducks, Page rose to his feet in the
boat, when he. received the contents Of
French's gun IN his shoulder. The shoot
ing was purely accidental. The wounded
man died on the Wednesday evening fol
lowing HAM nTTHI'TqHT
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-08

u tUlCuC, otCpAA6' th"UI AAOhAdtsf Ht aaSsS'J
house to become o common servant !'yed
+! Incidents and Accidents
Narragansett, R.yI.,o recently, a
child was trampled upon and bitten TO
death by aYicious donkey.
s. "A recent fire In New Orleans consum-
ed five buildings and two children, besides
burning q woman, probably fatally. '"''
I"ii- "A man in Colchester, VT, was ridden
on arail the other day, for marrying a girl
twelve years old, and the parties guilty Of
this ra1lllery have been fined fined fly e S dollars
~ "A man In saorosanet, New jersey,
was fined one dollar for working in his
garden on Sunday, and fifty cents each for
two swears in which he INDUCED at the
proceeding. s'i52ls FL ~ oii9i f'ot5
fa---A horse owned by L. q. Lowell, OF
Rockingham, Vt, deliberately committed
suicide recently It waded into the mid
die of Williams river, and laid down In
the water until it drowned!o1 sgfd15l
.@e "A wealthy Cuban recently died in
New York, leaving all his property to his
widow, who was his second wife. One OF
his sons by ms first wife has now married
the widow and the fortune.f4o aolli aao
s-7The Bangor Wing gives an account of
a man named Edward Page taking fire
from, having benzine about his person, ana,
though water was freely used, the flames
could not be extinguished until the benzine
was. consumed, burning one of the mans
legs quite severely. r., =
Hon. Aaron Shaw, an ex-Judge of
Illinois, while attending court at Law
renceville, challenged the prosecuting at
torney to a foot race for five dollars a side.
The challenge was accepted, the race run,
and won by Judge Shaw. Thegrand jury
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nm brsi rbr g2a4mittasS BON 2isgtfr. @9arf 0Sssbsn
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aIgss Scenes S&rrGnecmemt
pptlaOslpbia, DiImiuston unb Baltimore
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Der PoftSus fir philadelphia NIB 3pii6enFatiOusn mn
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npn1nien) nm Z 20 Nior9eus, une tGsli&, (epnatagS
auSSenpmmeu) un Z 20 9{a6mittass.
TIr yprt; I'm 8 80 gaa9n. - SIR garfz
t Q n I'M 5 80 &6ents.
Intuuft Der 3it3e in Baltimore /:
Bon Rem g6eiten une Nprsen mn z l5r qpcrneus. ! 20
lno 6 ubr Nadu.
Som &eften alein I'm II 20 Nipraens.
Yarttcr accommodation s 80 0ipr9euS.
Dort accommodation 10 Is Mcraens.
gSegen ~ipeite;er IuStunft unb SifetS mad elen QlSteu
noreitp unS meltliG, penee man f@ an bic 9idetsS fiics
@aIpert Citation.
CD. 9. 0puua, Sen, gaIasiersGet.
ddnltD s. q. 9nSarrp, Sen. Superinbf.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-06

gBbeeIil9 uno Columbus.
Die Baltimore : S9ic GiIeubabu bietet Benz ~reiIenhen
8ublitum bic sr6sten 8prtbeile in Se3uS af Siui9fAt,
9~equemli6teit, Giberbeit, Yinftli6teit uno SGSnPeit
Der Scenerieer, 70 bas ie non teiler anbern SaPn in htes
fem eause ~ibertrcffen ipirb. DieIe Sabu pom atlantis
IGen S5ean ausse6enb, 1T bic alsefte auSsebepntefte S>
ME, slei6 seitis aber aud bic ~tiIr:eite uMp ibneIie nnb
eaber bic biliaite 0Spnte fir eie &eilenben na6 Rem g8es
fen, bic uiGt ~rerfeblen Io1ten, ie 81 beuuten.
Meilen<gmtferuuns spn Baltimore nab Cincinnati.
lteber &artersburg. NIetlen
8enwrcb uab @beeIiug ........936 u
SarriSbur3 une 9ittsbur9. =. ..G58
Durt he Otaristtn 2inie. ...........595 y
eiue GriparniB an Der Gntfsrnung BON 10
Durh rte Columbus eiuie ...........599
CINE @aIparniB an Der @ntferntns bon
&eifenbe, mel6e bic Baltimore Sbio @iienbaPn tes
nuseu, lesen bic 0teiie in 176 Gag 3uritd uuN fabrsni n
8agen, lie auf eds Msrteqnemfte uue nit sepoIfterten
gisen eiuserihtet iirt.