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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-12
Foreign Gossip.

VGChS%As IASS9eRs
The tallest policeman in England
died of consumption two weeks ago. He
stood six feet ten inches in his stockings,
which was bad way for a consumptiYe
to stand. r, s'4'ii ~. -
GA let,astfom MariahstoI the london
Times says. ~ am writing from the city
of the dead-;10,000 persons have been car
rice of already the average IN town beng
A sharp fellow in Paris has erected a
telescope ON the bridge of jena WHICH
commands peep of the stage OF the Chi
nese theatre Two sous gives spectators an
Illicit view of the Chinese stars.
-ChariUari points out the curious fact
that the official French journals, in an
nouncing the visit of crowned persons,
generally mentions the sum which each is
expected to spend during his or her stay in
Paris. Length of purse has fairly sup
planted length of pedigree in popular esti-
nation.
The Sultan Of Turkey is prohibited
| by the Koran from making a journey to an
/ infidel country. But to allow the visit to
| Paris, this has been ingeniously explained
/ away by the Sheikhat Islam, who has is
sued a decree declaring that the soil OF
France will be regarded as Ottoman terri
tory during the time the Sultan shall abide
there.
A decided advance in the matter OF
| Woman Rights has been madein Holland
| The Minister of the Interior has issued a
decree admitting women to the examina-
ton for the position of assistant apothe.
caries-an occupation hitherto restricted
exclusively to men. This measure will
enable country doctors to have Their
prescriptions made up by their wives OF
daughters, and will thus relieve them from
the charges of male assistant.
A strange story is told about an egg
merchant at one of the Paris markets
Having been indisposed for several days
he had kept his warehouse at a high tenn
perature at the recommendation of his
doctor A morning or two ago he was
awoke by strange noise, and, jumping
up he saw on the floor about $50 little
chickens, which had been Matched by the
heat, while the floor was strewn with egg
shells.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-12

IT I. CASE g.. CO., RACINE, Wis, the
q . most extensive manufacturers Of Tbreshing Ma
chimes in the Uni ed States For sale by local agents
thronghout the country. With GmiU, Cary Tor fttsD
and the celebrated Woodbury. or Mounted Horse rover,
ch stands on wheels while in operation is ready
to move from place to place by simply inserting
tongue saves the labor Of loading Is much quicker ses
for oneration and has premiums for being The
LIGHTER draft than any power in use Send for clrcnar
and mice list: sent free Dy malt .t'..-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-12

THE TRADE ARE HEREBY NOTI-
Il fed that they are legally authorized 70 sell B. j.
the READY SOAP MAKEIs,'' and that the under
signed will guarantee protection. Il. L. BABBIrI.
81 s. &C. 81 6S &c. 70, u and "a Washington St. New York
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-07-12

which haye, proved. a sovereign remedy for dys.
pepsia and its attendant evils. sb4s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-14
GRAIN.

I'VE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w Store Tea, Coffee, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Nails, Buckets, Tubs, Wash Boards
Blooms, Concentrated Lye Essence Coffee, Ri
Carb Soda. German, Irish, Bleach and Family
Soap, Candles, Lead. Shot Gun Caps, Powder
Bed Cords, Glass, Grain Bags, Wrapping Twine
Wrapping Paper, Lake White Fish and Herring
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Beans, Crackers,
Salt, Vinegar, Western Reserve ana cream
Cbeese.-and Wheeling manufactured articles
generally PRYOR HANDLAN & co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-14
Cincinnati Market.

~ CINCINNATI, March l3.
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull; trade
brands II 5Oal3 80; fancy brands IA Oos
Is 90,
WHEAT-Dull but no lower; No.
Spring so; winter 2 "a.
CORN-Steady at 62 for No. | i'll Gle
vators and 75a76 in sacks.
OATS-Quiet at % for No. ! in ele'
vatOrs. t
RYE-Is higher, closing ut 30.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COTTON-Held firm at 26 for mid
ding, bnt nothing of consequence done
MESS PORK-Higher; good de-
mand at 81 80 for city, and ut the close
holders asked % 90.
BULK MEATS-Firmer; sales $4,000
pounds at 74a7t for shoulders loose, and
Il for packed; 9ia95 for sides loose, and
IL for clear sides. T.
BACON-Firm; shoulders 81: sides
lOg; clear rib do III; and clear III.
LARD-IIeld at 124al23 for country
and city, with buyers ut &c less.
SCGAR-Dull, at Hall for Cuba anu
Porto Rico; 25a27 for coffee and 9oa95
for New Orleans.
MOLASSES-Sorghum, 25ai5 and in
good demand.
BUTTER-Steady.
CHEESE-Steady.
EGGS-lGal7.
SEEDS-Clover, Is for old; and 5 sc
a 0 90 for new; timothy dull, at goa
3 40; flax = 30a2 so.
HAY-Actiye demand at IL Oca2o VI
per ton, and for wheat ard rye straw
from the paper mills at ~ GO per ton.
MONEY-Market unchanged.
EXCHANGE-Dull, at par buying.
GOLD-Closed at 33tal 33f buying,
and 34i selling. ......
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From New Orleans.

New YORK, March lathe Herald's
New Orleans special says: Resolutions
were yesterday introduced in the State
Senate declaring the Sherman bill un
constitutional, and demanding a ties:
of it in the Supreme Court. They were
referred to special committee. The
Senate bill suspending State and mu'
nicipal elections was referred to the
Judiciary committee.
New ORLEANS, March 12.-Matamoras
advices of the 9TH say that dates re-
ceived from the interior of Mexico dated
the 18th ult., OF Querataro, state that
on that day column, under command
of Macmillan, marched upon the posi-
ton occupied by the Northern Rcpubli'
can army. 49,. ...
The Liberal General Lamer was to
make q junction with with Correz's
army in Zelaya.
General Porforio Diaz was near Pu'
ebla, which place was occupied by the
Imperialists under Calves.
1t is probable that the expected bat.
tie between Macmillan and the Liber.
ais will take place before the 9Th OF
10th inst. - tE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-14
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph TO the Register,l

LIVERPOOL, March 13.-Noon.-Cot-
ton opened firm, and more active, and
advanced I'd. Breadstufs generally
firm. American Oats, IS I'd. Provis-
ions firm, and generally unchanged.
LoNpoN.-Consols advanced to 9lt;
Erie declined i'd; opening at S99; five
twenties advanced to 74!; Illinois Cen.
trail 7s. s..4
The cable company have refused to
reduce the tolls.
LoNpoN.-Eve.-Consols Oh; Enc
39f; Illinois Central 77i; 5-2Os AZ: A
dispatch from Frankfort says u 0.
bonds closed at at. 1..l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market
quite active; sales aggregating i5,WV
bales; at an advance of prices; middiing
uplands l34d; Orleans 13s. Breadstuffs
generally quiet. Corn steady, at 3osf :
mixed western; also best grades OF Cali
fornia, which are saleable at lbs Sd per
GENITAL.
Provisions dull. Lard quiet and un-
changed. Bacon, 4s per cwt. for Cum
berland middles. Pork, rs 81 for prime
Eastern mess. Petroleum, Is Cd per gal
lon for refined aud lid for spirits. Tur-
pentine, SIS Cd per ewt. for spirits. Ros-
in. 9s for common Wilmington. Tallow,
AS Cd. Ashes, 33s in pots.
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investigation.

ST. LOUIS, March 13.-The committee
appointed by the Legislature some time
since to investigate the sale of the Iron
Mountain, Cairo and Cation railroad,
in this State, reported yesterday. The
report severely reflects upon the con-
duct of two of the commissioners, but
exonerates Gov. Fletcher.
The weather turned very cold again
last night. and slight snow is falling
this morning.
The minority report Of the railroad
Investigating committee says the fact
of collision and fraud in the sale of the
Iron Mountain road, so far as such fact
can he proved outside of the court, is
fairly deducible, and that Commissions
ers Farrar and Wall, and Governor
Fletcher, should he held responsible in
the matter, and the sale of the road be
declared void.
Judge King, whose trial for impeach.
ment was begun before the Senate yes
terday afternoon, plead not guilty to
the charge preferred against him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-14
70 Steam Engine and Ma
chine Manufacturers.
TBp URDERSIGN]

T THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING OBJ
j, tanned Letters Patent from the United
States Government for improvements in th'
Rotary Engine and its adoption to certain pur
poses, am DESTROYS Of entering into company Of
to sell this enterprise in the city Of Wheoling
am theoretical and practical engineer, hav
ing constructed and built great number Of low
and high pressure steam engines, . pattern ma
ker and draughtsman by trade; therefore see tn,
necessity and demand of the rotary engine, partic
ulariy for propelling Of vessels, propelling car
riages on common and turnpike roads and work
ing all quick motions. The advantages fol
which are as follows:
Cheapness. Diminishing Of weight. Over
coming dead centres. Ease Of reversing ant
handling. Simplicity of adoption. Not effect
ing the stability Of vessel Regularity of condens
ing and thereby less danger Of sogeing the con
denser. Adoption tpatentedl for carriages OF
common and turnpike roads, whereby las the en-
CINE forms q part Of the driving wheelsl tbs
driver has at his command with ease and by the
power Of steam. TO back, turn. OF advance.
ANY person DESTROYS of further information,
or wishing TO enter into this enterprise,
Address MATTHEW FLETCHER,
No. So Market St, Louisville, Kentucky.
feb5
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New York Stock Market e

NEW YORK, March l3.
American gold 135ta134s; Ohio Certi'
ficates 29sa29a; Canton 4eia49; Cumber,
land coal 81; Quicksilver 35t; Mariposa
22aa23t; Western Union Telegraph Ala
AZ; New York Central 103ta103t, Eric
5S5a59; Hudson 137al3S; Reading l0lia
1O2; Michigan Central 107t; Michigan
Southern 73sa73i; Illinois Central lliia
115s; Pittsburg sliaSla; Toledo ll7t;
Rock Island and Pacific 9Ssa96; North
western 35ia35i; do preferred 63sa63i
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 96a96i.
Governments firm this morning with
q moderate demand; closed quiet but
firm; regStered of 81 109al09t; coupons
of 81 lO9al09i; coupons of ga l07tal07g
do. of IS lO7tal07i; do. of January and
July 103sal03f; 1910 registered % la
g7s; 1910 coupons 97i; August 7-30'
lO5sa105t; do. June l05fal05t: do. July
l054al05i.
The demand for money is moderately
active, but the supply abundant; and
the market easy. Z
Sterling firm but very quiet.
Among Border State stock, Missouri
fell to 95i, closing at 96i; issues o.
other Border States, dull and heavy.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March 13.-The river al
this point is higher than at any time
since 1856. There are now 81 feet six
inches in the channel and rising about
one inch per hour. At Ripley, the river
rose 8 inches last night. AtPortsmouth
5 feet in the last "a hours. Marietta, 81
feet and rising inches per hour.
The loss by the explosion of the pow
der mills near Xenia, yesterday, Is 'esh'
mated at Oh, 900.
A Commercials Knoxville dispatch
saws it is estimated that the late flood
has damaged East Tennessee over two
millions. Over 200 persons were washed
out of their houses in Knoxville. The
damage to farming interests was very
heavy. Many farmers lost their houses,
barns, grain and stock.
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New YORK, Mar

NEW YORK, March j..
COTTON-More cive and firmer;
sales of 5000 bales at 80 for middling
uplands.
FLOUR-Market 15a25c better, and
more doing; sales 1880 bbls at 6 65a
10 90 for superfine State and western,
10 10al1 Is for extra western, IL 25a
IL 40 for choice do, 10 9Oa1l IS for ship.
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and
IL Scale Is for trade brands, market
closing firm.
WHISKY-Quiet-
WHEAT-Receipts 1924 bu; market
Base better, with sales of $1,000 bu at
9 29ia2 81 for No. 9 Milwaukee, 9 AZ
for No. l Chicago, 3 p for white Cana
de, and l 80 for damaged spring. :
RYE-1a2c better, and active; sales
SO 900 sbu western ut 25a1, "a, latter
for small parcels.
BARLEY-Firm; sales 5000 bu at
90 for Canada West in bond, and 2la
/ % for do free. III
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, March l3.-General Soho,
field to-day issued an order assuming
command of Virginia. He says all OF,
ficers under the existing provisional
government will continue to perform
the duties of their respective offices &C,
cording to law, unless otherwise direct
ed in individual cases, until successors
are elected under the act of Congress.
He saws it is desirable the military pow
er be exercised only so far as is necessa
nv to accomplish the objects for which
it was conferred, aud appeals to the peo-
pie and especially the civil officers to
render the necessity for it's exercise as
slight as possible by strict obedience to
the laws and impartial administration
of Justice to all classes. g.
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From Cniro-

CAIRO, March 13.-Thc 'cyee near
Mound City broke this morning, making
a breach forty feet wide and six inches
deep. The citizens are sinking boat
in the crevasse. aud doing all they can
to prevent the inundation of the town.
The levees about Cairo are intact, and
believed to be capable of outstanding
the food at its maximum
The Baltic, from New Orleans to st.
Louis, arrived at 9 4. NJ; Bee and
barge, from New Orleans to st. Louis,
arrived at 9 A. NJ.
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p.prry uIIrEn,upTE0. 70

I BARLEY MALTEDun. lEOID
CORN-Receipts 500 bu; market &C
tive, excited and 3a4e better; gales 2l6,-
900 bu at 12al IA for mixed western
in store, 13a1 10 -aaost, add liz for
new western yellow on wfarf.
OATS-Receipts 1893 bu; 1a2c better;
sales 1000 Blu at GAGS for western, ana
20 for State. ~. ~ sic r.. ,
HOPS-Quiet. s h ;.
COAL-Domestie dulland unchanged;
foreign is scarce and firm. IN. ,
WOOL-Firm, with fair demand;
sales 2s0,800 lbs at 4sa70 for domestic
fleece, so for pulled, and 2oa3o Tor
Texas. 49,. .....l. -
LEATHER-Hemloc sole in fair re-
quest at previous prices. .-1
RICE-Dnll.
COFFEE-Dull; sales 200 sacks, Rio
at 49,. . -,
rSUGAR-Quiet and firm; sales of $50
hhds Cuba ct 101al1.
iMOLASSES-Dull at 4Sa55 for Cana
tMuseovado.
PETROLEUM-Duli at 16 for crude,
and 25a27 for refined in bond.
PORK-Lower; sales $3.50 bbls at
% 12a22 IS for new mess, fclosing at
% so cash; 81 5oa21 IS for old mess;
IL GOALS 90 for prime, and 10 75a2o 81
for prime mess; also, $500 bbls new mess
at % 50a22 81, sellers and buyers OPP
ton, for March and April.
BEEF-Steady; sales 400 bbls. at pre-
vious prices. \ b 3. -.
TIERCE BEEF-Firm; sales of 2s4
tierces at 81 00a33 90 for prime mess,
and 80 5Oa36 so for India mess.
BEEF HAMS-Firm; sales l75 bbis az
37a40.
BACON-Quiet; sales $50 boxes at
10s for Cumberland, 1lalls for SNORT
ribbed.
CUT MEATs-Firm; sales s75 pkgs
at Gallo for shoulder, and l2al5t for
hams.
LARD-Firm; sales 1,040 bbls at 12a
12a for old, and 12aa12a for new.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy at l2a2o
for Ohio. {. Ia ( H..
enthusiastically and quiet at LA
20.
LATEST MARKETS. p. NJ.
FLOUR-Fairly active and firm for
all kinds, with On advance of &c on me-
dunn grades. i 10 i's-l-al
WHEAT-la2c better on spring, with
fair enquiry for No.2 spring at 23oa
/ 80. '-- .'
RYE-Advancing, with buyers OF
Western at IS, and sellers at 26a1 a
CORN-Steady for mixed Western;
sellers at IA in store, and 10 a1oat:
buyers at Is in store, and IA afioat:
0ATS-Upward tendency; 63a65 for
old Western, and 67a76 for new Ohio.
PORK-Market quiet with new mess
at % 60 cash, and % 6S regular, buyers
at 90 so cash and % 6S regular.
REEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
BACON-Firm; Cumberland middles
nominal at l2c. ...-..,,-.,. 800.
LARD-Quiet at 12saisc for fair to
prime.
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From, Vern Graz.

NEW YORK, March 13.-Yera Cruz
Adyices of March End states that great
activity prevailed, and strict surveil-
lance was placed upon the approaches to
the city. 1t is rumored that marines
from Austrian war vessels are to be
transferred to San Juan De Ullan, for
the protection Of the city, and sweep
ing CONSUMPTION is expected every mo-
mont.
Macmillan left his business in the
hands of his Council of Ministers on
taking the field. .
The garrison in the City Of Mexico Is
continually on the run, on account OF
alarms from guerillas.
One thousand French deserted en-
masse from the Capital to Puebla, and
most of them joined the Liberals.
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Nov. M.-s.Hars Eiseii6. HspsSii
eans Garsy. tho sfnec-Geu. Harri'
una. Elected BY 5000 Majerify-AI
RepsbIiean CsnGrcssmen Chosen.
= CONCORD, N. H., March 12.-The re
turns from ninety-two towns give Har
riman 2O,s40, and Sinclair Il, 433 votes
The majority for General Hartman vii
he about 5000 in the whole State. The
Republicans elected three Congressmer
BY maiorities of about one thousand
each.
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COPPER, TIN.
AND
IRON WARE,
Is e m o v A L!

HAVE REMOVED MY WORKSHOP AND
i Store Room, from I79 Market 10 No. los Main
street. where win be pleased to see all my old
customers and As many new ones as choose to
give me their patronags. have . full. assert
meut Of all kinds Of ware usually found In such
establishments and am prepared TO ill al orders
for anything manufactured from Copper, Tin or
Sheet Iron. have several first class Job Work
men, and win do any work promptly and at ~
low rates a. any establishment In the StatA.
fsbas-am GEO. w. JOHNSON.
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Reconssruction in yirginin-Wiissn's
Bill.

New YORK, March 13.--The Heralds
Washington special says: Intelligence
from Virginia intimates that the people
of that State consider the passage OF
Mr.. Wilson's bill as great victory over
the Radicals, and Governor Pierpoint Is
reported to have said that it leaves the
reorganization entirely in the hands OF
President johnson and his friends.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Renian Rxcitemcnf-Fmb arkn-
ton Of French Troops.

NEW YORK, March l3.-The Fenian
excitement continues here. A mass
demonstration takes place this evening
Mt Union square. Money is pouring in.
The project of a New York merchant to
raise one million dollars for privateers
has been favorably received, and meets
with considerable interest.
The -Herald's Vera Cruz letter of March
I'd, states that sixteen Thousand French
troops had sailed for France up to that
me. Great preparations were making
to defend the city after the French had
left. 1t is said that Macmillan will
expose Napoleon's intrigues against the
United States. E.
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State Of West Virginia.

State Of West Virginia.
Ohio County Circuit Court, February
Rules, 1867.
Thomas Hughes re. James Martin and -
Miller, partners, a. Martin & Miller. Attach.
ment in Debt.
I He OBJECT. OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE.
| cover from the defendants, Martin Miller,
the debt due by them TO the Plaintiff, Thomas
Hughes, amounting 10 the sum Of three hun
dred and sixty-siI (366, 81 dollars with interest
thereon, and costs Of this suit
1t appearing from an affidavit fled In this
canse, that the defendants are not residents Of
this State, on motion Of tho plaintiff, by his at
torney, IL II ordered that they appear here with
in one month after the fourth ~ weekly publ
cation and due posting Of this order and attend
TO their interest In this suit
MICHAEL J. BRErNIG.
A Copy. Teste: MICHAEL J. BREINIG.
PECK q HUBBARD, D. Clerk
Attorneys for Plaintiff mari-oaw-H
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Rlecsiou I'm Cnmden.

CAsIDEN, N. j., March 13.--At the
election here yesterday the Republican
candidate, Cox, was elected Mayor by
about 200 majority. The whole Repub-
lican ticket was elected in two wards,
and partly in another one.
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A Lottery Entcrprisc-Meeting OF the
Natienal Dem oc ratio Committee.

WASHINGTON, March l3-Jay Cooke
a. Co., as also the First National Bank
of this city, deny the statement that
they are repositories for a lottery enter
prise, purporting to he for the benefit
of the National Soldiers and Sailors
Orphan Asylum. Gen. VauWick, of
New York, also warns the public against
the same schemes.
The National Democratic Committee
met yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Angus: Belmont, the
Chairman. 1t was decided not TO call
a National Convention previous to the
regular nominating one OF next year.
Measures were set on foot for thor
ough organization of the party through
out the Union. Most of the Northern
States were represented.
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Foam Louisyille,

LOUISVILLE, March 13.-The river
rose 9 inches in Ia hours, up to 1:3o
this morning, and is now within 4 feet
of the rise Of 1847, and feet Of the rise
of 1852, rising an inch per hour. Cloudy,
and growing cold. t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
AssiRument OF Commandern 10 ths
southern Military Districts.

New YORK, March 13.-The Times
special says: An order will be issued to-
day assigning General Schofeld to
the First ,Sickles to the Second, Thomas
to the Third, Ord to the Fourth, and
Sheridan to the Fifth Districts, in the
Southern States, under the military re-
construction BILL.
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HE REGIS TER

VIII strive TO make the popular mind wiser b.
conviction" rather than slavish by dictation. AMI
viii labor TO disseminate only such views upon
current questions as bear the stamp Of MASON
and the scal OF truth.