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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-08-02

IL.
The Boston 1raoeller' of the 18th INST.
states that a lady in Reading, Mass, while
conversing with some callers, suddenly
turned pale, and sinking into chair, ex-
claimed: "Did you hear that gun! 1t
affected me strangely; )" and wept lnconsoi-
ably. Her visitors had heard no report,
and it afterwards appeared that no gun
had been fired at that time on the place.
News came, however, that her brother,
residing hundred miles away, was az tnat
very hour fatally shot by the accidental
discharge Of his fowling piece, while hunt
ing in q grove near his mousse
Mrs. Metcalf, who was nearly an hun,
dred years of age, and one Oh the nrs'
settlers of Madison county, Iexas, recent
ly while returning from visit TO neigh
Dor, took the wrong road, winch lea 10 tht
house of Mr.. Simms. Approaching tht
house, probably with view OF stopping
| for the might, she being weary OF waking
/ this poor old lady was attacked by paci
llnlates, and had her flesh horribly torn by
the terrible animals. One arm was tori
almost from. the body, and her breast ant
throat almost eaten up She expired sooi
after. .aAyl
AT Hudson, Lenawee county, Mich.
July nth, Miss Azoa Phelps, young LADY
of eighteen, daughter of Mr.. Edwin Phelps
on her way to the district school OF which
she was teacher in company Win neigh
boris daughter, took q seat on .reape
which was in operation in field ADJOINING
1.-the road, to ride around once or TWICE 10
amusement. The horses became fright
liened and ran away with the reaper, throw
ling Miss Phelps on the knives, cutting he
LEFT hand completely off and terribl
mangling her limbs and body, II IS prob
| able that her injuries are fatal. The othe
girl was not seriously injured.
Says a San Francisco correspondent
Formerly the smallest coin in use was, i
native phraseology, two-bit piece
cents. of late years the public mind ha
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-24

l8sh-Met Emerald at Lomica and Louis
Longworth at Lake Providence; passed
tow boat Horner at Worthingten Point;
met Olive Branch at Eg 8 Point. 20th--Met
Westmoreland st Plum Point, w. r. Ar
thur al Island Twenty i've. Robert Burn
Island Sixteen, and Ajax at Riley's
Passed Adam Jacobs at Tiptonville and
Charmer at Point Pleasant. Arrived at
Cairo att P. NJ, April 2lst. LODGE.
Manifest Of Steamer Phantom, ADra 3D.
Dunkerson d Co., lie hhds. tobacco; Ed.
White, Ia hhds. tObbaco; Hubbs & Vets,
~ hhds. tabacco; Baird d Start, 10 barrels
flour; RagOn & Dickey, boxes merchan-
disc, guns, barrels iron; Geo. L. Dixon,
! box merchandise; Charles Schaum, 200
IND -; Owner on Board, deer; r. FL.
Dickson, 100 cedar posts.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-24
Special River Correspondence.


Editors Journal:
The low-pressure steamer Richmond left
= New Orleans on Wedn esday evening, April
17th at P. NJ. Our departure from the city
was honored by the presence ofssome 5000
or 6,000 persons, the boat moving off to
their entire satisfaction, as we'll as to our
own: rooms all filled, and pretty near ali
engaged for the next trip; beSiies. we. have
tfauite a respectable freight. We made the
run to Natchez in "A hours, making five
vGthe pilot wheel. w made Mem pIris in p
re- hours, doing nearly double the usual
/. amount of business. AS a matter of course
I've had to consune good deal of time
with old acquaintances at. the different
landings. The machinery works admira-s
bly,. the engines. in fact nave not required
minIffe's EwOrK since we left Louis
yi1le,1antf the motion ofEthe beat SO per-
fectly easy, too, that passengers can hardly
realize the fact that. she is moving at ali,
and at the same time we are making about
fifteen miles, fr frsAE
The. .steam-register and reyolutton-indi-
q factions enabling any one to see yjust
exactly what the boat is doing; and the
~ passengers all say that every boat should
~ 1oe ompeiled to carry one. We will have
1g ing another trip, and then look out for
some tall rEnnlng.ssAl those at all con-
- yersani with machinery declare the Rich
-. mond a perfect success - rs s7sg5s, 4 {
fag01 he lower river is vet very n icla IL hay-
sigi ing only fallen inches at Ress River a nd
10 from Vlcksburg to Napoleon about foot:
at Helena. however. il, has recededl fully
water At Memphis the late rise has
IN causedea swell of 3 anches "a - :.
"a T. Boats in Port for Ohio fRiyer--Alica "
aGAmazon and Kenton- I7th-Met Ruth al
Eighteen Mile Point and Indiana at Bells.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-24

For other Rsoer Itenr al Page.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-24
B. MI Il s H l. E RS

B. MI s III l. E RS
so CELEBRATED
HI e r. B B TIT e R ..
The Great Household Remedu.
A Grand Specific for all Diseases arising
from Impure Blood, or Weak or Dis
ordered State of the Stomach, Liver, or
TO THE PUBLIC.
u nounce to the citizens of Evansville
and vicinity that am prepared to sell to
all those who feel the need of a good and
unrivaled medicine. any Crate of Mishler's
Herb Bitters. / will take the responsibility
upon myself as does DR. Mishler. tina, at
that it has not done for you all that is
claimed for. it, Twill refund the money
paid to me for it. After promising you
this. respectfully solicit a trail would
not promise you this had not the highest
commence In the virtue of tt. medicine
and the honor of the citizens here. This
to the thinking public will be quite suffi-
cIent TO convince the most sceptical that
these are Medical Bitters, and not, like
most others. simply a rum preparation.
cret. for the proprietor has no hesftancy in
makh known their ingredients to the
public. They are composed OF Elicam-l
paini, BQrdock, Spikenard, Soapwood, Pc
ruvian Bark, Cedron, Buclu, Spicewood
Mullen, slippery Elm, Sassafras, Sarsapa-
riita. Gentian Root, Juniper, Spirits N1fre,
Balsam Copaiba,. Cnbebs, Dandelion Pure
Spirits Ba berry, IodIde POTASH, aud IRON.
! IA large number of citizens here have
already used Mishler's Herb Bitters with
satisfactory results.
For sale. 9eholesale and retail, ON Second.
StIeet,s BET. Main and Sycamore Evans
vile. Ind. -
ancii22 dim EEK. GETZ, Local Agent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-08

the Amoor: up to that time, IL was more of a
burden than blessing. For America, the case
middle portion, on the west OF the British an.
riierous regions, that England has long re.
ern coast of America Is out of the Teg1iar
course of commerce. This will now change:
and the year ie67 viii bethe beginning of a new
era for IL.
About the middle Of January the Colorado
arrived at Shanghai, from San Francisco TO
open regular trade across the Pacific, and the
steamer Great Republic, OF 1000 toAs is soon to
follow. The Telegraph Company reports the
Ine already laid Hs far as New Westm inster
the capital of British Columbia.
Steamships and telegraph lines will unite
JnOse distant regions TO the civilized worIu and
give them new lie; and lands that were once
called desert wastes Will become mines of mn.
told wealth TO pei severing and industrions
race of people, But the greatest good of this
treaty-iar more important than the acouisi-
Jlon of territory-is the winning of n cord mi
good understanding between the two enIi9ht.
ened nations of the northern henisnhere
These friendly relations between Petersburg
and Washington take place at the verv time
when Napoleon III, hoping for q dissolution of
the American Union, is speculating upon the
establishment of a throne in the Western
World, The French, therefore, have hated 10
see this friendly feeling increase, and they saw
In contempt:-"Russia is to be well com pensated
IQr this loss y what compensation can the
United States afford? They have no posses
sions in the Old World; but they have abundant
means, quite enough TO make an ofIensive and
defensive alliance; and such trities, OF immense
Importance TO the Car. Now that Russia is
casting a longing look on Western Asia her
sovereign is conscious of the Importance of q
nle1dly union with mighty naval power on
lhe western Continent.
For these reasons the negotiations in WASH
ipgton are watched with great anxiety by
France and England.
As Pl ussia has good:understanding with
Ine united states, as well as Russia has, this
entente cOrdfdLe between Washington and
IeIeIsDeIgl 10 case OF war In Europe, may be
more benehcial than detrimental TO the cause
OF Germany.
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THE c n N C A r o r A
ANTI-NERVOUS
MOKINC TOBACCO!

mOkbNG TOBACCO!
The CHINGARORA TOBACCO grows from the rich
soil OF the "ORIENT," and is possessed Of pecu-
liaTly delicious flavor, entirely unknown to the
tobaCcos of all other clmes; But its unprecedented
popularity has sprung from the fact of the entire alb
sence of that deadly poison, Mcot. which permeates
every other tobacco and which is the one aud sole
OF the distressing nervous diseases dyspepsia
the Indulgence of the pipe and cigar. At the recent
anayzation OF tobacco from all parts of the world
the Academy OF Sciences In Paris, the renowned
Chemist, Nj. Lamoureaux, declared that while Euro.
pean and American tobacco contained fully eight per
cent and the purest Havana tobacco from two ye
per cent. of Ntcotirl the CHINGARORA did not con.
lain one discoVerabe particle of that deadly poison
drop of which, extracted, will destroy life.
Our Agent at BON BAY has shipped us large guam
years, and although we have been pressed To supply
Inc demand for this delicious luxury TO the veteran
smoker, yet we are now prepared TO offer 1t in un.
limited quantities. at a price much lower than some
a cOnnoisseur has but to smoke the American to-
bacco and cigars which are invariably chemically
which leaves nauseous, unhealthy coating In the
mouth and in time never fails to shRtter the nervous
system. -, . -, ,,,,, ,,,,-,,, - - . -
and are happily unconscious OF the wild. distressing
fire which courses TIN ough the veins of the inhaler
OF the tunes OF TOBACCO containing Alcotn. 1
We invite every lover OF the weed TO try the CHIN
GARORA, and guarantee unprecedented pleasure in
us delicious flavor Sold everywhere at s. per ID.
EDWIN M. COOK & CO.,
sole Agents and importers Of the CHINGARoRA
TOBACCO tor the United States and Canadas,
and Dealers in all kinds OF
Havana and American Cigars and Tobaccos,
MAIN DEPOT, [S1smwfsm4p
NO. 1917 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK
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The European Peace Conference.-The
Meeting In London.

uASSNAhS Ah AOhuOhs
From the Times.
The Governments of France, Prussia, Aus
tria, Russia, England, Italy, Belgium, and
Holland will be represented by their plenipo.
tentiaries at the Peace Conference.
more important body, or one with more
momentous work before it, never as
sembled. The events of the last few
weeks have not only threatened to bring
France and Prussia into collision, but have
given ground for fear that the outbreak of war
would result in involving all the principal
powers of Europe in hostilities. To avert
such frightful calamity to the human race
to prevent the colossal sacrifice of life and
treasure that it would necessitate-the Confe
renee will needs be animated, not only bv a
conciliatory spirit, but by strong determine
tion.
The question of Luxembourg was sprung SO
suddenly on the world as to have an uncom
monty dangerous look. Whether this was
purely accidental we shall not know until we
have the diplomatic record of the case. The
announcement, made for the first time only a
month ago, that the King OF Holland was
carrying on negotiations with the Emperor
Napoleon for the sale of the Duchy, was SC
quickly followed by the news Of the hostile
attitude and great military preparations o
Prussia and France, that it seemed as if only
some pretext had been wanted for the opening
of a war, which had its real basis in tal
larger necessity than the matter ostensibly IL
dispute. The best informed writer's of Europ,
declare it absurd to doubt that both Govern
ments have foreseen the possible contingenc,
of a rupture for the last twelve months, and
leading London journal remarks that ''fron
the day Prussia established her militar,
superiority to Austria, it became a fixed ide
in the minds of Frenchmen as we'll as Ger
mans. that she would next have to conten,
with France for the championship of Europe.
five accept entirely this view of the case
which appears very imposing and profound
we shall be compelled to give up any yer
lively hopes from the Conference. But thOug
we need not doubt that it is correct on yer
lace Considerations, and with a sufRcier
basis of time for its develOpment-in oth'
words. though we may believe contest ft
supremacy between Prussia and France to !
inst as certain as contest between Russ
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BILLIARD ROOMS.

DIRD. BIRD, BIRD.
ID After several months preparation, Mr.. o. BIRD
mas opened his new ana spacious establishment for
the entertainment of his friends and the public In
general, at Nos. sos and 6g7 ARCH street ,,,,-,
eThe first and second floors are fitted up Billiard
Rooms, and furnished with twelve hrst-class tables
while the Rppurtenances and adOrnments comprise
everything which can conduce 10 the comfort ana
convenience OF the play In the basement are four
new and splendid Bowling Alleys for those who wish
TO develOpe their muscle In anticipation OF the Dase
ball season. Restaurant is attached, where every
thing in the edible line be had Of the best quality
and at the shortest notice The following we-known
gentlemen have been secured Assistants, and VIII
uresde over the various departments
PRESS. o. WOODNUTTs
SAMUEL DOUGLASS,
JOHN HOOD,
WILLIAM E, GIILMOREs
HENRY w. DUNCAN.
PHILIP GRUMBRECHT, Resthurateur - -
While Mr.. BIRD will hold careful supervydsl99II y 9I
over all He ventures 10 say that, taken All IN AZ
there has nothing been started In PhllAuelphu
approaching this establishment In completeness Q
ARRANGEMENT and attention 20 the comfort OF thi
p4sIm O. BIRD Proprietor,
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Sir E. Landseer has painted new por-
trait of the Queen, mounted on her pony and
attended by Highland gillie.
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OPPOSITION ]

FszSsSe OPPOSITION To MONO
EaItRssSSzsAaaI~ POLY.-DAILY LINE FOR BALTI-
aale2e4 MORE, via Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com
paDy, daily at O'Clock Il. nj.
The Steamers of this line now plying regularly
between this port and Baltimore, leaving second
Sundays excepLed).
other line - - -
Freight handled with great care. delivered
promptly, and forwarded to all points beyond the
terminus free OF commission. - - '-N
Particular attention paid to the TRANSPORTATION of
all description OF Merchandise, Horses Carriages,
etc. etc.
JOHN ID. RUOFF, Agent
6162 No. 1B N. DELAWARE AVenra
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COAL.
LOST.
LEGAL NOTICES,

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. .us
Estate of WILLIAM DENNEY, deceased. 2ss,ss
The Auditor appointed by the Court 10 audit, settle,
and adjust the second and final account OF JOHN
MCARlHUR JR;. Ex ecntor OF the last viii and Tes-
port distribution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant viii meet the parties Interested tor the
purpose OF his appointment, on FRIDAY, July 26,
1867, at IL o'cock NJ, at his Office No. 433 WALNUT
Street. in the City of Philadelphia.
l6 tuths 5t+ THOMAS j. WORRELL Auditor
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Ticklngs from % cents up to finest made,
Eiannes, Good White Domet 81 cents.
Elannes, Grey twilled ex ira, for 3715 cents.
tlannels, the right kin DIS for suits, etc,
Brown Huck and other Towellings. IL stuth4p
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FFE, HAVANA STEAMERS.

.s NEW EMPRESS Liz TO
AR%A Alexandra, Georgetown, and Washington,
S14kRa&S d. g., via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal,
with connections at Alexandria from the direct
route for Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville Nashville
Dalton, and the Southwest.
Steamers leave regularly from the first wharf above
Market street.
Freight received daily.
WIN. P. CLYDE q CO.,
No, IA North and South Wharve5,
J. u. DAVIDSON, Agent at GeorRetown.
M ELDRIDGE d Co., Agents at Alexandria, vi
ginia. 81
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FOR NEW YORK, VIA DELLA
>&RT'k ware and karitan Canal
S44k&& Express Steamboat Company Steam PRO.
IelleIs Leave Daily from hrst wharf below Market
warded 70 all points, North, East and West, freeoI
commission. ~ON@
Freights received at the lowest rates.
VIM. L. CLYDE d CO., Agents.
IANSrs uANvn A.. No. IA south Wharves.
NO. lO5 wan street, New York. Il
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S1seFpS. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS
yA4Fs The undersigned having ieesed the II nm
slNGTON SCREW DOCK, begs 70 Inform his friends
and the patrons OF the Dock that he is prepared win
increased facilities TO accommodate those having ves-
sells 70 De raised or repaired, and being practical
Bhpcarpenter and caulker, viii give personal affS,
ton 70 the vessels entrusted 10 him for repairs
Captains or gents, Ship Carpenters and Machfnisa
having vessels TO repair are solicited 10 call.
Having the agency for the sale Of Wetterstedfa
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper paint Tor
the preservation OF vessels bottoms for this city am
prepared 70 furnish the same on reasonable terna -
JOHN III. HAAMITT
KensinRtOn Screw Dock
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DOMERTIC

OF every width and quality, low uown prices.
piece. F - '-'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-03
Marft=8eritbt.

HafbptIIe Is. Sept 1851
nbr 9a6mtttugs. !
@abrenb bieler Br6e ma6te fidb cine srGBere
2ebbaftisfeit IN alien Gei9afts;wrisrn brmsrf-
bar. Cine alIsemeine 8stebuns bss @ei9Gftes
mebr ais man felt GrSffnuus Der Sterilization
pabrnebmen fOnnts, tesei@nete ben 5Ortf9ritt
.unleres Sanbels.
Sob mar selfern in Hetp gOrf ni9t Sera,t-
bert. g5 f6lOb u,n llbr nit t434. Die
biefsen 8rpters tauften gu 142 unb sntsn rs
gu IA al. n
GprpcratiUns-Gbeds tpurbeu, ba fe in gro
| Zen Wafen ansebcten tpurten, MUIR unseru gu
Is prpeent Discount ansetrmnten.
Baum p Vile. YreiIe fnb bebeutene
berabsesanssn. Eie Sniion 1T iibrisens nod
nidbt erSHuet. -.z.t. --.-l.t....r
Die neue 8auntppae pirb bieles Sabr 6
BO9en friiber in ben Naarft fOmmen. g8ir
quUtiren Mipblins III, ecp MippIins 1853
5000 Ordinary 154, Ordinary 144, Com SrOi-
NARY 134, SnferiOr TO-.
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unb ba febr SieI mad benz HCrben sebt 1T Gin
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gSeiBeS DOH. unb Sts., selbes Dol,
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bic greile inb nibt nebr 70 feit. g8ir quDtiren
wie fUIst: 3uderf9inten ii, esinpanb 81 bis
% Gents. Bacon Sam5 20; Hare @siten
1919; S@uItern i54-16.
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Cougar 49, -f9; rafTnirt u t7s-18; 9 IL
fig 163-t7; 8affee = SiO OrbinGr "a
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easuaYra 29-31; Sara 40-45. - UIDsn
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9sp Orleans In Barrels $1.OO-25; Ssr-
sbum 65-75 - 9. 6. &tis pirb gu 49,
IA Cts, pTerirt, &anscpn su 1913.
/ 5eu. CRepss.) SimptbY 1926. llnsari-
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| Reaes WebI. @uter gurratb, Yrsile
wsisntIi9 ssitiesen. gBir quoHren bsute ME
foIst: lebanon Mias $3.50; Mcuntain
Dem $14.00; cream Of TIE gits $500; Gum-
berIanb Drills (ertra iuper) $t1.0O Rcd Gity
Drills $t2; Yribe Of SsnnelTse $500 Clear
cid $3.50; SIaf Gid $500; sleranbria
| $i0-f1; Ren Mib6letsn $f1.O0; sranf
| 8rant Gbeatbam 1890; Clinton Drills II
Dollars unb so Gsnts; pcntpna Drills
$500; etap @bite' $i3; @bits aBbeat
t3 DOaars; Grtra Snperpne II Dollars /;
SuperFne 9 Dollars nnb SO.
Cali. 2iSerpepl Cad $3.50, Sbic 8n-
feel Barrel 4.50-70 /; Gafeliala in Seutein per
DnBenb It's.
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neuen Grnbte. greiie feif. 9uss 2-3 Gents /;
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fein 5-6; aiisgelndt 6-S.
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