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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31

refused to marry him, for the very good
reason that she had a husband living. He
called at her house and fired pistol at her,
and, it was thought, killed her. But the
bali struck steel corset and glanced, in
f1icting no serious injury. The gentleman
then managed to geta ball into his own
body, without glancing and his chances OF
life are thought to be very small. The
woman he shot at is now nursing him.
A company has been organized, with a
capital stock of $4,000, under the name OF
"The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co., y
with Arthur f. Willmarth, of New York,
as President, and list Of leading mer-
chants and business men of New York as
Trustees, whose object it is to construct
new lines of telegraph all over the country
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Two
thirds of the capital stock has already
been subscribed, and it is intended to COM
mence the work Of putting up the lines
next summer The enterprise is in good
hands, and will no doubt be successful
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31
sUsEMAEsg OF raE WEEK.
General News

General news
A delegation of twenty six Sioux Indians
have arrived in Washington to make
treaty granting the right of way over their
lands
/ Important changes are being prepared
in the system of registering letters so as
to give greater protection in their trans
mission, and to fix upon postmasters and
other officials responsibility in case of mis-
carriage.
In consequence of Congress striking out
Of the Deficiency bill the clause appropri-
ating $4,000 for temporary clerks in the
Treasury Department, the Secretary will
be compelled to discharge fifty-tive clerks
many of them disabled soldiers--on or
before the 18th of February next.
Thus far eighteen States have ratified
the Constitutional Amendment submitted
by Congress They are Connecticut, New
Hampshire, Tennessee, Rhode Island, New
jersey, Oregon, Vermont, New York, Ohio.
Missouri, Kansas, Maine, West Virginia,
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, and
Minnesota.
The Iribuae's Washington special says
the Judiciary Committee have changed
Senator Wade's amendment to the Constl-
tuition, making the President ineligible for
a second term, and will report it so as to
provide that no President or Vice Presi
dent shall be eligible for reelection to either
Of these offices
Congress passed. at its last session, bill
providing that a bridge might be built
across the Mississippi river at Winona, if
the consent of the Legislatures of Mime
sofa and Wisconsin could be obtained. The
former State has already acted and granted
its consent A strong effort will be made
| to procure the consent Of the Wisconsin
| Legislature at the present session.
The mails between New York and
Washington are hereafter to be served eX-
| clusively by postal cars attached to the
| through express trains, and the way mail
by slow trains will be discontinued Be-
tween the two cities four postal cars are to
be employed, two to run from New York
and two from Washington each day. The
way stations will all be supplied from the
express trains, though at some places the
cars will not stop The mail bags at each
station where the trains do not stop will
be suspended from a post and crane
attached to the mail car will catch the bags
which will fall into network, as the train
| passes. 1-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31
The East.

A bill has been introduced in the
New York Senate to enable husband and
| wife to be witnesses against each other in
certain cases.
Rev. Joel Lindsey, who has been on trial
at Albion, Orleans county, for whipping
his child to death, was found guilty, on the
Goth, of manslaughter in the second degree.
Two old ladies named Kinsley and Cas-
well were murdered in their own house,
two miles from Lewiston, Maine, on the
IN. A man named Johnson is arrested on
suspicion.
On the 24th and 25th financial panic
prevailed in New York, and several heavy
failures have taken place, caused by the
decline in stocks, and the consequent melt
ing away of SPECTATORS margins.
On the 21st, boy fifteen years of age,
named Lewis Klopst, son of q physician of
Hudson, N. Y, embezzled over twelve hun
dred dollars from Donald G. Mitchell &
Co, of Pearl street, New York, by whom
he was employed. He was arrested in Bal
timore
The Maine Legislature is discussing the
expediency Of enacting laws regulating
the sale of kerosene and other explosive
burning oils, and also of repeating the
law prohibiting marriage between a white
person and a negro, or an Indian and
mulatto.
Hattie Damon, the young woman at
Buckfield, Maine, who took powerful
dose Of poisonous rat exterminator because
her affianced lover had married widow,
died on the 10Th. She concealed second
portion of the poison in her waterfall for
use if the first failed of effect.
A cake of ice lodged in the East river,
between New York and Brooklyn, on the
23d, SO that four or five thousand persons
men, women and children, crossed from
city to city. The last occurrence OF the
same kind was fifteen years ago. Several
broke through, but none were drowned.
On the 22d inst, Frederick T. Freling-
huysen was elected United States Senator
for two years, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of William Wright, Senator for
New Jersey The vote in the Senate stood
10 for Frelinghuysen to Z for Stockholm in
the House, 81 for Frelinghuysen and % for
Stockton.
A proposition is now before the Illinois
Legislature for law requiring farmers to
restrain their stock by fences, thus dis
pensing with the use of fences for the pro-
lection of growing crops 1t is estimated
that this will result in an annual saving to
farmers in the aggregate of hundreds of
thousands of dollars.
A shooting affair took place at Manches-
ter, N. H., last week, in which 8 man at
tempted to kill lady who persistently
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31
Foreign EntealigemCe.

| A bread riot occurred in Madrid on the
2sd.
Governor Swami was elected United
States Senator from Maryland, on the 25th.
| A reduction of the Bank Of England
rate of interest to per cent is expected
soon.
An unsuccessful attempt to assassinate
| the President of Peru was made, at Callao,
! on Dec. Goth.
An official report on the famine in East
| India shows that there were a million
| deaths from starvation.
Mexican politicians are certain that Or
tego will be President of Mexico when
Macmillan leaves. The City of Mexico is
surrounded by 1880 Liberals.
A Paris telegram, under date of Jan. %,
says that the American war vessel Suwatara
| had arrived at Minorca, with John H. Sur
rat on board, and, after coaling, sailed for
America.
An Imperial ukase Of the Emperor of
Russia reorganizes Poland into five in
stead of ten provincial governments, and
places the Polish finances under Russian
direction.
Alexander Smith, poet and Secretary to
the University of Edinburgh, is dead. He
died on the 9Th of January, at Wardie,
Scotland, having, like Byron, lived to the
| age of thirty seven years.
| The manufacture of the cable for the
new North Atlantic telegraph route from
| Europe to America, oia Iceland and Green
land, will soon be commenced at Liverpool,
and the line will be completed this year or
next
A cable dispatch announces that the
Court of Admiralty in England have
decided the case of the pirate Rappahan-
mock in favor of the United States,
being the third steamer recovered by Con-
sui Dudley.
| The bill passed at the last session of the
| Brazilian Parliament, to open to all nations
certain ports on the river Amazon, has by
signature of the Emperor, become a law !;
and henceforth the largest river in the
world Is to be the avenue for internal
navigation from the Atlantic to the
Andes. The opening of the Amazon marks
an important era for South America and
| the world
Louis Napoleon has inaugurated, rather
suddenly, some important reforms, which
have caused most members Of his Cabinet
to resign. The reforms are embraced in
the following measures: That the address
of the Chambers, in reply to the speech
| from the throne, be discontinued. That
the legislative body enjoy the right of
questioning the Government" That Of
ficers of the public press be tried in Con-
yictional Courts That the stamp duties
be reduced, and the right of the people to
meet in public be limited only by those
regulations necessary for public safety"
The West.
The Wisconsin legislature have instruct
ed Senator Doolittle to resign.
George Gedhia was crushed to death by
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31

A FAIR BARGAIN--A Western farmer
being obliged to sell yoke of oxen to pay
his hired man, told him he could not keep
him any longer. ass s5.est
"Why," said the man, "Tll stay and take
some of your cows in place Of money"
"But what shall do" said the farmer,
"when my cows and oxen are all gone ?"
why, you can work for me then and
get them back" seszsl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31
The West.

The Wisconsin legislature have instruct
ed Senator Doolittle to resign.
George Gedhia was crushed to death by
a coal pile at Cincinnati, on the gath.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-31

What goes most against q farmer
grains His reaping machine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01
1oRITUARY.
nance county

Died ION the asrd ofQecemrer last, Mrs. SUSAN
CRAIG; wife Of Mr.. John Craig, deceased;s insthe
SSH year Of her Pge, she; was consistent member
OF the MeihoJist Church for thirty sixlyears. Her
sickness. which was lufisy aud disease Or The heart
borne for several months with patience and
tain nsekness. Her suffering orthe last threeEe
Of her life great. sndlshe dsrised 10 leave this
wordIOi tiuifsihg and sorrows and go to world If
glory. She leaves one child, sister, ADJ many
friends and rslatops sY,meurn1 hf, loss, she, was
kind and sffectiona,e mother and good seshbor,
and we'll beloved by Who knew her good ply
stefan and kind friends did all they could 70 raise her,
but il pleased the Almighty to call her home. Her
warfare il now oyer and abe is gone 10 enjoy The rest
that remainelh lor. the people d, Gads Ne mourn
her loss asa kind and sIections,e mother andisister
md q good neighbo, bu, hook forward TO d uissful
reunion and would not call her from celestial Joys TO
ssjourn in this land Of sorrow again. Though her
body sleeps owinlie gave. harsouls robed in spot
loss whitsl laafna gsroH ali psigqu1ga rif !
q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01
EQUITY SALE.
Orange County, In Equity. March Term,
1867 anaih87 avse,i
John u. Williams. ct all. Ex Parte.

John D. williams, ct all. Ex Parte.
DURsuANT 10 Decree made in this case, March
Term 1867. shall proceedto sell, at The Court
House door in Hillsborough, 90 Tuesday The 2sib
day OF Mas NEXT, upon credit twelve months the
Two following tracts % land. 10 wit: K
One containing Three Hundred and Thirty Five
acres. on the waters .of Cain Creek, adjoining the
lands Of Alfred Snipes, ChesLy Andrews. John Kirk
md ,her. - 8As 6aletaus34i9
\ Also one other tract. containing One Hundred and
Fery seven acres and hall. the waters ofGfay Z
creek adjoining The lands Of Richard NJ. Jones. Fred.
rick Williams. John II. sykes and slher,. rue
Bond and approved security will be required, and
,iils reserved " the Master until the purchase mo-
ncs d paid. Il is further dccfeed. that the Master
require so much ofihe purchase money TO be paid in
Cash on ay Of SALE will coser cost that's "a say
On the tract u 335 acres 35. and upon the tract Of
1874 acres Si5. Sale 10 commence al IL o'clock.
Witness. John U. Kirkland. Clerk and Master. Of
Office in FiUthfongh This 10th day Of April. 1867.
JOHN U. KIRKLAND, c. 4 A. &.
April ~. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01

William J. McKeraIl, ,'5bbst i'm one 81
I appearing 70 the satisfaction of the Court, that
the defendant, Wm. ]. McKerall, has removed out
Of The State that ordinary process Of law cannot
be served him: Il is therefore, on motion, ordered
by the Coud that publication bemade for six success
sive weeksi il the Hisboroush Recorder, newspaper
publisbtdin the town Of Hisboroush, notifying the
said William ]. McKerall that unless he appears at
the neIt term Of this Court, to be held at the Court
Hoose in Hllsborough, on the fourth Monday of May
aext then and there TO repesy and plead according
10 law. be will be proceeded against in the same man.
as II be had been served with process and had fail
ed 10 appear and plead. 4 Isf.lfg ba40Fl ar
Witness George Laws. Clerk Of said Court, at Of
fee in Hillsborough he iourlh Monday Of February
I A. ID. 1867.
q 40 GEORGE LAWS, C. C. C.
March 81. i1pF e8la. 81 77-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01
To.coNslJMPTIyEs


~ The advertiserhsxipsb been restored TO hs.kh
"a fewgeeks BY syeJy simple remedy, after ls,.
ing suffered for several years With severe Isu.s At
lection, and That dreadful disesse, Consumplioss-
anxious to make knows IA :his feilSv sufferers Re
means ofcure.s SS'B, u tsrr-r-rse
40 az who'desire i.,,hs wilfsend ! copy Of the
prescription used ree0f chargs with he ii,set,,a.
lo preparing andusing the same which ihey will -
A'uHE CuaEfof !'9ssuxrrios, "A srHa ,B noscHp,,.
OouaHs 'coLDs, and all Throat and Lung Affsc,hs..
ihe ony object # the adysyiserin seSdiig the Pre-.
scrlp''on y 70 benefit afflicted and spread psr
na''0nwalch he concevetgbe valuable, ard he homes
sse,ysunere' wltry big remedy. asit will cos, them
n0 % rpa may ptevsa Elsssns.t W Ut
a'''es wishing the prescription, FREE, by rs,p,s
mail, will pleas adstessy y
NSSeisisRiSEDWARD A.wILsor1
Williamsburg Khss cs..New Y..s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01
TOWN ORDINNNDE.

At meeting Of The Commissioners Of the town Of
Hillshorsueh. on Saturday evening. April IS, 1857
the following ordinance was passrd:
Be it.orlained. That il any dry goods o, grocery
merchant, dealer IN stirlucus liquors, other per-
ION Keeping any thing f,r sale. shall be found selling
Or dealing in The same On lie Sabbath except incases
Of actual necessity. sall Upon conviction beoreihe
Magistrate OF Police Nc fined nst exceeding zen dollars
fr each offence 49, .ts -. q
Test, DENNIS HEARTH,
XII ftiis 1911 frli ae' Town Clerk.
April IA, 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01
mAMKnE-n..

a,Alamaacs county, on the evening of The ssrd
inst.,, by lie Rsy E. ", Beale, Capt Joseph H
DIckEY, soMiss \ NrAsFAUCETT.
A the residence Of the brides Mother, on the alst
Of March last, by Chesley Moore, Esq, Mr.. JAMES
PARIS to Miss KIssreE THoMrsoN'aiIof Ala
nance county. II hnn nl.nnIndY
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01

Four Of the, pYliee, detec tiysr force o.
Brooklyn have been arrested on charge Of
being ID foIhsioi win tiieSss.H
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01
ERRORS OF Y0JTH-

q Gentleman who suffered f., v....en
s0ss DsOnay' Premature decay and Ill .hs sa.. IL
youthful iadisctetaa,wil for the sake ~ suasrs.v
humanity send free to all who need ii. the recipe and
directions for making The simple remedy BY which 4.
mas curea' Sufferer wishing % profit By The asxtr.
Users expefience. can do SO by addressing
az aae pss - JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. lsChafibers St., New Yorh.
afNPHli o'iiaih haia'. 0is i9ho'es ,ss'H s3--im
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01

David Ward aud wife, and others. DOVER
ibis case, il appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that David Ward and wife Nancy, defend.
ants. are nonsesidents Of this Siate IL Is therefore
ordered by the Court. that publication be made in the
HIllboough Recorder TOR sir successive weeks, nuti-
tying lhe ssd absent defendants Of the filing OF tins
petitions and that unless they appear at our next Term
oil this court TO be held foi the county Of Aamahce
n the Court House IN Graham, on the first Mondsy
alterihe fourth Monday Of May next, Judgment pro
rcafesso will be taken, and the petition heard er parie
rs 10 them. nrtaE
Witpess, w A. Albright, Clerk Of said Court, a.
office IN Gtaham, The first Monday after the fourth
MOndayin February, 1867.
be 10 WM. A. ALBRIGHT, c. c. 4.
I April 10. iitsa- as 800 t,laaa s3--6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01
.sMEelKsG 0ODS.0

WE offer the Largest Stock Of. New Goods eycr
~ offered by ID: andfh best, part Is, W bought
Right and can Sell Right, Call and See. tiss
lnsas has .d,ina isIg be aDD,HN'Y Wy go.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-17
Sherif's SaJeof Lands G. Tenement

Common Peas-June Term, 1868.
!, l-,. r. James C. Ford, ,et, ,aI eJ',si,1sit & Ut
-. Against .a,is,s.f,+ Fl. Fa. .-a..
PY Virtue Of Il FL Fai duly issued from said
- Court, in the above case, to tne directed,
haYe levied upon and wiz offer for sale BY way of pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House. III Jefferson
shtablla- Gopny,5 Ohio, on .r Il. ,,ffJ 5I'-.f,-I
Saturday 18th day of August, 1867,
at O'Clock, p of said day. the interest of Peter
Arrange defendent in the following described lands
and tenements, to wit:
Situate in thtOwnship of Plymouth County of shta
bulA and Stateof Ohio andis known the Southeast
part Of lot No fifty bounded and described
as as s vs. t Fast and sGnth by the sgnai % ,o5
on the North by line parallel with said Soth ne and
distant therefrOm just far enough to invose within the
above boundary Just twenty ve-25acres OF land.ap-
psisea nt Isl HI - ; H, j. COVELLt ShorifL
Sheriff Office, Jefferson. OHIO duly 20, 1s6I 5tll6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-17
PEReALEs ANDFINE GfNGHAMs,

1H l.s I. .r1a,11 7Hl4.ila ofa hssHs=-s. - 1--a
f-a =e ir s-aiaibsrf sz3l3 u .ssi'hF .5oH' 5f'1s
Chambrvs.. 7.ss i'.1.t s''.e. i''. ei'z -''7I
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-17
ESPECIALLY 10 TIIiE SICK. >

+nR. Z. JOLLIE .1IATTOCKS, LITE
49, of New York. For thirty years Dr- M2ttocSs has
devoted his whole attention TO the ureof chronic dis
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know the diseases and also the remedy No expeimen-
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entirely vegetable medicines, good TO take, act mid
with nature. We give candid opinion ana effect per
aneEt We ask trial befOre abandoning hopes
Hundreds have been cured after given tOdie No Inat
what your disease is examine for yourselves viii
cost nothing, for consultation is free f-las
DIR. E. J0LLIE MATT0CIiS can be consulted at his
ofces asfollows, for theyear 1864, oaecy every eight
weeks frz BE- rr-.s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-17

l-.-1'i -.afIT y 4 RESOLUTION w N n
Relating Amendment of the Constitution, provid
ding f0fthe extension of the Elective franchise.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio threeffths of the members elected to each house
agreeing thereto That be and is hereby proposed to
the Electors of this State to vote the next annual
October election upon the approval rejection of the
following amendment substitute for the first section
of the fifth article of the Constitution of this STATE
wit Every male citizen of the United States of the
twenyone years who shall have been resident of the
State one year next proceeding the election and of the
county, township or ward in which he resides such
tine shall be provided by law except such persons
as have borne arms in support any insnrrecton
belon asinstthe Government of the United States,
have ned from their places of residence TO avoid being
drafted into the military service thereof have desert
ed the military or naval service of said Government in
time of war and have not subsequently been honorably
discharged from the samesha have the qualifications
of an eector and be entitled to vote all elections
--'' . ' ED. A. PARROTI,
,lr-,, Speaker of the House of Representatives,
'i 't--' - '' ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
President of the Senate.
Passed April 9th, 1851 902mG.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-17

/ 'CUPPORTEIsS and Trusses.- A
y Hendry sole agent for Ftchs, Chapins and London
Supporters Shoulder Braces Suspensory Bandages, &C
Sold ut wholesale and Retail by
-li-TZ. L, y H. 4. HENDTaY, Druggist.
tac-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-17
ZOE pOUDLE sPRINGl
"a, SIX IR n

ID. NJ. SOnlerviIIe, General Agent % -1T---.1
a. ho;ll9 1l2 superIor-St, Cleveland, Ohio!
~, az 1wN. CLOVER, AeEST, AsItabua, Ohio,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-17

iAshtabula, o.. Fisk House We'd JuI . ug.t DC Dec
Il nesdsys and Tkdrsdays-.,...-- 1920lI 15 80.
Conneaut, o., TTemont House, / ii ala:
1uesdays,- Isl l3L.l Sli.3l
'Girard Pa, A. Martins Hotel -f ~
Mondays ays........................ III 12l 81
Painesvine, o., Brewer Horse, laTfIt T7l't a.
Fridays, g. n. 16l III 81
days, - rs s9fo II 5faI "A
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-17
Bounty and Pension Laws Passed!
Good NewstrsF Soldiers, ahat sYiaoNs and Heirs

Good NewsEfor Sdeas slne1E .fFlo'sFs anu 11eS
A Ii SOLDIERS WHO ENLISTED
n in the T. S. Army after April 18TH 1861, for three
years and who received but 500 bounty ent
tied 10 800 more.
The widows heirs of such soldiers who died in
vice also entitled to the 500 increased bounty
All soldiers who enlisted after the 18th of April 1861
f0ssa period of not less than two yeaTF, who ayere
5eeved but $50 Bounty, e4tiieto $50 in aditionf
service, arc entitled the same bonnty lsi ssIi@
The pensions OF WIDOWS have been increased SO astc
add s. month FOR each child underl years Old.
Send your dsharges and apply in person or by lette
to the undersigned at Ashtabuia or Geneva who will
collect all soldiers claims promptly. Fees reasonable
No charge fOr fees, until money is received.
IIiEDDliIhE II L