Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-28
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Z l itrAt lRadm es,.cH has aIclre,dstion in
the United States of $4,000 copies weekly
T.12fTEAE Right IRags organ of the Inn partial
Suffrage League, published by Maze,
George L !s tteearrrn1sSI of Medford, Mass has
s.---. IT Is beliexed that Governor Brewnlow
3 @canASs I've much longer Ills present
: nervous disorder grows more and more
threatening. I0ICTN
HENRY PRoBAsoo, wealthy hardware
merchant Of Cincinnati, gives that city a
- 7 bronzefountain Which. cost at Munich 500
al 000in gold Il q / II ] Il l
THE young Lord Belgrave grandson OF
The Mar4qfs Of Nestihinster,if he lives to
iNinherit0 his patfimony, WIN Be the richest
=. man In the, world.
= y (ITds rtmbred that GeneralC Shurz
will soon vacate the editorial chair of the
Detroit Daily Post, and be succeeded by
Hona Wfa.-A.aHoward ~
TARIFF makes strange bedfellows Wen
7%5s~ deft Phillips and Horatio Seymour are adj
vertised 70 speak at a free trade meeting in
Cooper Institute next month.
THE artist Ruggles, whose cabinet pic
lures have become known as the Ruggles
gems, died in Brooklyn, on Sunday mont
= ( ing, aged aboutffty years. 81 - y,
TIE p2pe s, q Queen yic to , boot Is Is
TIC I1lPuld11uS. 1t VIII DC luIlll W SEC
,uaAhow the EhglisifreEiewers treH H.
.lTISoMEo low person SAYS Garl8Rosa plays
second fiddle since he got married. Per
contra, another says, since his marriage
he has become better beam than ever.
20 THR wifi Of the late Judge Perrin NJ.
-. Smith, leaving his money to Kalamazoo,
- Michigan Collegesh has been annulled by a
~ judicial decision in favor of his widow. 4
SAMUEL WASHINGTON, formerly of Cul-
..,in ,,,I ,fIon., DE
General Washington's brother, Samuel,
died at Delhi Ohio, recently aged eighty
one. 70 t9t 9nd r 9s.h
WE regret having fallen into an mad
2 Z Teaders &d aavs he name Il The new new
Tycoon as Slatthass Il should have been
Slotsbashis q " +. 81 az
THE will of Colonel OFallon, of St.
Z 4 Louis, lppyol Emg &; property worth from
He gave his children only life estate, and
left his property to a grandchild.
WE are glad to announce that the physi-
II; clans attending DE. Holland, who has been
dangerously i'll at Brooklyn, N. Y, regards
the crisis of his sickness as, past, and now
confidently look for his recovery.
THE death of J. D. B. De Bow is denied
~, in note from r. G.. Bramwell, who says
81 think II my duty to contradict the state
rnent The editor Is now living, and full OF
statistical energy. His brother, Franklin
De Bow, died in New York, a few days
ago I.'A' i'.-
III Is said Of Commodore Vanderbilt that
he can draw off-hand bank check to a
larger amount than any other capitalist in
the country Last Saturday he deposited
O check for million dollars In the Mechan-
les Bank, as purchase money for St' Johns
Park. si i u.s. ~ sool @.+'
THE President of the National Bank of
Bellows Falls VT, is Nathaniel Fullerton,
ESQ., of Chester who will be nfnety-two
years Of age If he lives till next September,
and his signature to the bills is still clear
and bold. He has been President Of this
bank for thirty years.
Coll CoLrs family have issued al gor-
.,,.,,, geous book of four, hundred pages com
Tnemorating him and comprising descrip'
ton of bis seat, Armsmear,' The book
was mainly prepared by Prof Butler, of
dfheeWisconsn University, and a-copy is to
S.. be sent to the Paris, Exposition 1
CHARLES NJ BARRAs, of Buffalo, the
author of the Black Crook" play, has
realized thus far forty thousand dollars
2 from the production Of the piece, and still
'''-'- owns the copyright. Mr.. Barras was in
sorry circumstances previous to this chit, y
s.'l, but he has probably completely recovered
nj .a by this time.
'sllsf = CAPTAIN D. HI MCBRIDE, of the steamer
s2gTDetroit of the Milwaukee and Detroit
-T' Il Railroad Line, has crossed Lake Michigan,
s-y in that boat, just taoenty too hundred times
'".,.' {2200) running across the track of an I'M
r., mense fleet of vessels, and never had cob
y, lision. Luck may have something to do
with it, but care and attention a great deal
o. - more 10: tl.t ~ a. i1...I.
a.e. IT is announced concerning the new
i9.r woman's paper which is to be established
H2' in New York, that two female phone.
graphic reporters from London have been
imported to do the city affairs. The edi
tofial staff is to consist of Mrs. Ann s
al, Stephens, Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. Croly, Mrs
,-s,n Parton, and Mrs. Terhune. Miss. Olive
so Logan will be tile dramatic critic and miss
.s Anna Dickinson foreign correspondent.
:"G'9 MRS Polly AsHFIELD, venerable la
dy of Built county, KY, has living prog
eny numbering two hundred and thirty
- three souls Mrs. Ashfield is very aged
t,. not far FROM, if not quite, Zone hundred
..a but possesses excellent health and activity
for one of her age. g She was a woman
as' grown and married at the time of St. Glars
isd defeat, and gave food ard drink to the sol
'' diers as they passed her house. '3'
,ssss,, A DISPATCH received from Petersburg
5aa Va, on Monday, announced the arrival OF
Rev. George T. Williams at Annapolis
Md, in accondition OF hopeless insanity.
- The Petersburg Under states that this re-
81 suit has been unprecedented for some time
by his friends but they have determined
not to enter the plea Of insanity at his trial
~, in New York, on the charge Of picking a
,ladys pocket in a Broadway stage, but tc
'a rest the case, as before, solely onits merits
a3o'A BRIGHAM You're, the big polygamist O
the West, on being respectfully reminded
OF ,snottbpard bin owed by bin to Jane.
E, Pine Esq, of, Port Byron, near Auburn
New York, when the latter kept a hote
<e in that village, thirty years ago, (for thu
world ought to know that the arch whole
sale wiver emanated from that village,
sent money orders to the amount of $40
for the payment of principal and interes
TO present date, the orders arriving Of
al Thursday last They were aceempanie
by very kind and interesting letter giving
sketch of the Prophets life since leaving
Fort Byron. az -1abya3l gai- issis 81 -ar.
A-.g2 THE Dubuque Times says that, twill
lin this city, John B. Cough received a lei
-o,ter from an English gentleman, who ottere
% him two hundred and fifty pounds $40
in gold) per night for one years service
in London--but one lecture to be given il