Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-28
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Ia %---A Qtdief III EFfcji UlueS, III Ntucll " ~
1HcseA7ea their Weight by-rollihg up atuge
pile Of sand in eaci one.
"A party of farmers in Maine are get
! ting out the timber for a five thousand ton
ocean steamer, to be constructed in Boston
| New York city, according to Depew's
State census. for 1866, ha fallen off nearly
hundred thousand p pdpul%tion slace
| 1860 - ~
The Nicholson pavement is being laid
down in New Orleans General Beauregafd
is putting down two squafesat his own ex-
| pense.
The S Scripture says the glory Of a
women is-tIer haiE~ but it fowhere says
that he glory ofh woman is any ether
5womans hair 3 q a y e
K 4Bcverly Tucker, who is'Aprescribed ia
| the United States, lately Travelled from San
Luis Potosi to the City of Mexico, and was
robbed five times, s----g-~s- s--~y TIT -
a glow worm with two lights, one the
usual phosphorescent green and the other
| a glowing red, has been discovered ~ the
igArgentine Republic, ! = z LH( b
L >JAman n, 6 ieFelahd adveftis6s4 a hall
interest in well regulated laying hen for
| sale, assigning as q reason his utter lnabil.
/ Ivy W SBtlltl tIC Blpht'' Gs-1
The report as to the filling up of Dutch
Gap Canal is untrue, and the Richmond
| (Va.) City Council ara- considering the ad
visibility Of Improving at SO as to make IT
navigable.
"A few nights ago horse-thief and an
incendiary escaped from Linneps Me Jail,
Fdy Repeatedly heating, they managed to
burn a log in two.
The New York State census of 1855
shows that in that State there are now two
families of thirteen children living together,
two Of fourteen, two Of sixteen, one of
nineteen, and three of tweAy-one. -
An ola man, tnpnsedI Earnest Gleih,
living in Hui1tiilgfon Indiana, committed
suicide early last SUNDAY morning by hang
ing HIMSELF He had been drinkingGyery
hard for some time previous to the act.
"A wonaa1i by the name of Black, at
Lockport, Carol county, Ill, attempted
TO end her troubles in this world by taking
dose ofCostbr's ratbpison O "a doctorwas
summoned, and her life was saved.
The work of clearing the, channel Of
the Savannah river of the Instructions
placed there during the war, it is said, will
soon be Solnmence(h 1.-THE rebel glmboat
Tatnall has been raised aud lowed to Sa-
E9-at is reported thatltho BODY of Louis
Fox, the great billiard player, who has been
i)missingfor several weeks was found "a few
! DAYS since, in the rear of some empty bar
rels in the cellar of the Court House at
Rochester, New York; Oh w,
The Avery Island Uouisiana) salt
mine is said to be the finest In the world.
The mine is inexhaustible and the material
pure,as crystal, containing ninety mine per
cent rofpure salt. It,has working com
pany with capital of'$2 100000
Last Friday morning, the body fan
unknown man, buried in the snow and
| ice was found few miles from Cedar
Falls 1t is supposed that the man buried
himself in the snow for the purpose of
keeping warm aud falling asleep, efroze to
death. a. 11]1 = = S-'-'-A - :
The London Engineer does not think
| the Atlantic cables will be- seryiceable
much longer. It says >" How long the At
lantic cables will last before an accident
occurs is matter of some speculation.
We shall be astonished If two years pass
without an interruption"
!. The savannah, Missouri) Era says
| LN6IyUOU1 III GulS DbdUC Wdhto u loAllOoNi
by his door. Out of the thirty OF forty
| Missouri papers with which we exchange,
we do not think we9haye opened a halt
dozen this week but what. the first article
| in the editorial column was headed Rail
road Meeting, nj so 81. oa ~
The people of Maine understand the
proper way to keep Infants out ofbplaces
of amusement A town in that State re-
Gently held festival andvon its show Us
4 the public were informed chat the terms of
admission were % cents |; for children UNI
der fourteen years, fifteen cents; but under
four years, ST., ,-oo m I,revg 81 3...5fJi4 J[o
New Jersey has a literary curiosity,
bother State or country on eitherside of the
| Atlantic can boast, Viz weekly news
paper edited, published and printed byth
convicts in the State Prison at Trenton.
The name of this novel journal is The
Sunbeam, and has for its motto, Every
cloud has silver lining"
In Kentucky lives a man, the head ola
very respectable and intelligent family,
who, during one week in each month, about
the first quarter of the moon, imagines him
self q woman, dons the hoopsand balmoral
and Sits in his parlor waiting for his beau
ThisIstrange conduct was first noticed in
him when hewa about seventeen years OF
age. He is now fifty-one.
"A few minutes after school had been
dismissed, at Butler, Ind, the other day, and
ere the pupils were eout Of hearing. the
ceiling, joists and principal srafters and
beams came down with q terrible crash,
crushing nearly everything beneath. Full
| fifty pupils had been in attendance daily,
and had it fallen when they were in the
room the result would have been frightful
AT fecent terrnsof the Ashland, Ohio
Common Pleas, a case was disposed Of
where a young man was plaintiff, and 8
former sweetheart, defendant. He had
while counting her, made her presents tC
the value of about $4,000, She, however
! fitted Him, and marfieds another. The Jury
returned a. verdict fol the amount he haf
presented her, and six cents damages.
-TripIeis we're bopn,A on sf6ea16th, t.
Mr. and Mrs Sweeny, who livea at no IL
West Polk street. Chicago Mrs, Sweeny
a gave birth to twins n6ta year ago, so tina
a now there are five babies in the house
which Mrs Sweeny finds too many for hel
arms to hold There are four other small
children in the house, and their parent
need help to enable them to supper
them all. .--
"A suit was lately brought at Buffalo b!
the owners of =, an -, elevator recently, Gle
stroyed by fire, against the owner Of a pro
: peller, in which the fire. Was claimed to hav
3 soriginateda Dana gsswere claimed IN tn
sum of $4,000. It was alleged that the dc
struction of the, elevator was the result Q
carelessness on the part Of those in charg
of the propeller. The plaintiff failed t.
recover.