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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-19

=. ,.ASKNowILpaEASsT.-,We srp- indebted TO- MIR,
DELAcZr Of tho Mills House Literary Stand for
ato copies Of tho 7iue Flag, tho Boston Farm and
Ffrestde, tho Philadelphia Herald and Times, tho
London Sun, tho Weekly 0,oi, aud tho Merry Man
hEMovAL.-oTro soNrAd, tho dycr, Of Charles
ton, has removed from his old stand to tho corner
OF hrciidale and Clifford stroots. Mr.. SoNrAo has
bcch long connected with lis present business and
can ELECT transformations that would startle thoso
VINO were not aware or his luaglo power His
present stand is central, and VIC recommend him
to our readers.
SOUTH CAROLINA LrrERATUnE.-Woc clip fror, ono
OF our Northern exchanges tho following peco OF
information: Doolady will shortly publish
work OF fiction, ontitod "Destiny; or
Lilo M 1t 1s," from tho pom OF young
Southern lady, Miss Rosalic Miller Murphy, hail
ing ffom South Carolina. It is said to bo
work displaying somo ability. Thoio is somo
consolation In knowing that tho book is not re-
suit OF tho lato civil war.
Dun wELL-TnIED friond, Mr.. JAMES MoCoRhnoK,
VINO has given abundant proof during his brief 30
1ourn hero OF his skill md capacity as first class
fashionable tailor, is about to return TO Whining
toll, N. O., whore ho formerly resided. IIo hna
mot with somo serious misfortuncs recently, which
in measure havo determined him to tako this
stop. lie has tho sympathy and good Wishes of
oil his frcndP, and with his capacity, industry and
onorgy, wo havo littlo doubt that ho will soon bo
on his foot ngain.
PERJunY.-The Raleigh Progress states That
D. II. srARpUcK, District Attorney, is said to hayo
been presented by tho Grand Jury OF tho United
Statos Circuit Court for perjury in that ho took
tho iron-cad 'test oath," He Was a member Of
tho State Convention of 1901, but not at Tho timo
tho ordinance of accession was adopted. Other
southorncrs, who hold national official positions,
aro said to DO in tho same box.
Thoro arc fow southorn cities where similar in
dctments could not DO made and II tho Govern
mont should over dosiro to investigate tho mat
ter, ii will iud men in official positions WHO have
not only aided and abetted the rebellion in add-
tion, but hayo pcriured themselves.
e. 4. %
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Jon WoRK.-wo havo now completed our oflico
20 as to execute, in tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JoD WORK. and wo most re-
rpectfully ask tho patronage of our friends.
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cITY'TAxHs.
CLOSING UP!

GONE RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS ARE YET
~ 70 be hEd ct HAAT'g DOOK STORE II haiS prtoe
put Tor brief period hs tho store Will shoriy close
:. HALpRo0K's HERPErALoaY. 5 vols. lhuafto -
Qttdfupeds Of America, by Dr. ,achfnsii =. ~
puonapsrtes ornlthology, vols, auarto ~
- G1tfers Animal Kingdom, oaloted plates y
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Doydchs Illustrations OF 6hnfspeares Piayg fo}io j. :.
'The pyramids Of aiseI, 1 vol, folio y 7Tf'i'-T
Iho Cathedrals Of Glasgow, I vol, folio 'oH :.
Ths Ts TTio PIoIs Buildings Of London ,os, fiio -
Tho American Almanac, from It's beginhing, fS,0
1ryan's Dictionary Of Painters, 2 vols, qusrto ~
Tho Engineers and Bachinlst lssistAnt vols folio
set OF the Library OF tho Rathers, 6ompioteE II vols
set OF BaItara Practical Works, vols 'f'
Nordhsimers HebroH and Enghsh 0rsrninsr a vols :
With many other valusble works Art Eud NohItec-
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Post Ofiicc Notice.

poST OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. G., Mny q, 1867.
Hereafter, until furthoi notice, tho Northeastern
Mails will close at LIS p. NJ, and arriving at tho
Depot ut 9.l5 A. NJ. will DO ready for delivery Mt IL
O'Clock. On Sundays tho Post Onico will open at
1880 p. BI. for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will COLI
tnuo to close daily at O'Clock A. NJ, and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at @ 4. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY @. TROTT, P. M.
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w. w. BOYD s. CO., Managers.
JAMES KERR, Managers Agent for Charleston.

''N>e|S AA&Si'it D nbcltt
THE LEdIsLATURE OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA,
l ut lis last session In DCcrmbcr, 1850, granted q
Lottery Privilege to Deputy Grand Master W. W. BOYD.
o. Atlanta. Ca tand other graniccaJ tor tho bonca OF
the widows and OrThans In tile Statc and 10 erect and
cndow IN Institution 10 be called tho
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
who has associated will himself ia tho discharge OF this
duty az Maagors. several or tho most eminent wealthy
ana influential mcn In Gcorgin who bnyo accepted tho
sacrod trust.
The high nnd honorable CHI rnctor OF tIleso gentlemen
tho unwuarfcd zeal In hcfatigabln nbor heartfelt
maj sger In this is sufficient guauitoe Tint tho
Lottery will DO conducted In lair, open and lust man.
nor Tho proceeds OF tho Lottery loss tho c,rren OK
penses havo 10 bu applied to uo building and eudowlng
OF tho
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
aud being devoted exclusively such charitable pur
poso perm!aHon Inns been granted by tho CommssI0nors
OF Internal Revenue of tho Treasury Department WASH
iilgton. 70 draw said Lotteries cXonp from n claruc
whether from special tax or other duty.
Hundreds OF thousands OF friends ~ tho Masonic FRI.
tcrnity IN the United stacs mil nil good citizens will bo
rejOced to see tho
"MAsoNIC ORPHANS HOME"
erected and endowed and bc prto md glory Of to
oraud Fraternity. for tho great institution OF
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONRY.
hnyers lko dud's Angel OF Mercy over to wdowa and
orphans: II ministers its loving charities 10 tusn in
want and its principles of liberny broturiy ovo and
charity will endure for a8cs an their binding force bc
arong ns links Of Atcci.
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Tho Time TO Advertise in the Country.
TnE PnHsIt has largo circulation throughout tht
middle and upper Districts Of tho State. Adyerhain,.
rntos ns reasonable the strngency tho money M
kot will warrant Merchants and others wishing TO uso
tho columns Of tbe paper viii addrcas
JULIAN A, sELDY. ProprissGr
February IS Columbia a
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II you want cheap blank RaakGi /. e,a
If you want ohenp Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, MILIERs' Almanac;
you want Printing executed neatly;
Hybuwan Books bound in any atyle, or Gclo,mt
Books mode II urdsr, with any desfred pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram H.Rp1s, No. SO Broad street.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales 7 his Day.
SMITH McGnLrvnAr will seIl this day, at IL
O'Clock at No. 27 Broad street, lot furniture &o aro
milch COW aud calf also. spndries, '"'I
M4LtloAH l. Son will sell this day, o. II O'Clock.
In rear OF Custom House, lot OF anchors and chains.
cA,rnEII, Knox CO.. Will sell thl. day, at 10 o'clock
at their cash auction house. No. 6S Hazel areot stock Of
dry goods store, &C. !
H. M. MaEEsE4tt MaEEssE4tt Is hno: will sell this day, at Ii y
O'Clock, at No ss Broad street h6faes, mules, rock.
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TIE MARION STAR.

TSsrABlIsHEp NEARLY TWENTY YRails AGO. ~
H. published al Marion, 3. G., In the central portion
or Tho country and eseyo favorable medium 70 N6r
chsnta DruggsH MschfnIsh and III sSes who dcsirr
10 extond heir business In tho Poe Dec country. 20
Eor tho boncnt Of advertising pairons wo sha In
crcasng. publish and distribute gratnously 5000 eatra
copies OF thS sfAR, during the lifnoss soasoz this
natss Of Ad.eriidns liberal. ~ p:,t t,tluat&Y
r Ei'' "'E Ef'< Y 9 ". J. MoKRRAYI,l n,
EoSo1nber % .e,.a. VI, Editor and propeietor.
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BANK ELEoT1os.-At an election held at tho
First National Baik yesterday F. J. PxlxEa, Esq,
was eiootod Director, vico A. GETTY, Esq, ro-
signed.
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:" Prevention is Better than Cure. 81
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A PpRovED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
"A the French Medical FEculIy, the only nafe and
nlnb'e nntlote aalnst infection from special Diseases
This Invaluable preparation is auite for either sex. aud
haH provcd froni ample experience. tho efficient
and reliable Preventive dscovorsd thus affecting
desideratum long sought for IN the Medical World. II
usod according TO directions every possibility danger
may be avoided; single application will radically nei-
traze the ycnereal virus, orpel all Impurities fom the
absorbent vesscH aud render contamination impossible.
Be wise IN time and at small outlay hours Of
untold bodiIy aud mental tnrmcnts.
Tha most reliable spccihc universally adopted n
tho Old World In offered for sale for tho first time In
America by +: a. DuPoHT CO., onIy authorized
Agents for the United States 30.
Prce 81 per bottle Largo bottle. double siIc S5
The usual discount to tho trsdc. Sent. securely
packed receipt Of price, TO any address, with direa
tons and pamphlet, by addressing to
F. A. DuPoRT CO.,
Sole Agents for DIR. Ricord'a p. l..
Moy % 1yr No. Ia Gold Street, New York.
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.' r. II. II. =" - ''''' I
Are synonymous with Henlth. Strength and viaor.
Tho secret win DO revealed by inycstipg In botG of
PANkNlk's HEPATIo BrTTEns. I. For ssle' by ap
Druggists r. :"
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Mn. DoscHER, noar tho PostoHico, has sent us
copy Of tho Irish Republic, an oAcvliont paper OF
its kind, furnishing oopous and detailed inforlna-
ton Of everything pertaining to tho ejem Of tho
Bay."
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-. ..g-.. L IL ~ N
OF THESE GREAT LOTTERIES AMI
EXPLANATION OF DRAWINGS.

=
Tho numbers from TO 600 corresponding with tho
numbers on the Iieios printed OH separate slips Of
PAPER aud enctrcted with smnl tuDos and placed tu
glass whoel-all tho prikes In accorJauca With tho
Scheme are similarly pFnseA and encircie and placed
aud twp boys, IhliRdfolded. draw tho numbers aud
pFIes, One Of tho boys draws. number fron, the
wheel Of numbers, and a the tnlo tho other boy
draws out ono prtzc from the wec OF prtzes Tho mum.
Der and prize druwn out exhibited to the audience
and whAeyer prizo out Ia Registered placed 70
Tho crollt OF That ninhcrand this operation IL repeat
cd until oil the prizes are drawn out
Tho Tickets printed In the following ntyo; Thoy
arc divided into EShths, printed tho face or the Ticket
Egh:hs hearing the saua number constitute Wtio!o
Ticket Prizes payable without discount
W. ". BOYD & CO., Managers
= 49, ' lst 81 Atlanta, Ga.
Cpresrpndenta may rely prompt attention to Or
derH bS simply curludng money with full Gidrrss All
orders or Tickets and Schemes and information 10 bo
addrcased 10 = '.H II
.;'' .;.l.,, JAMES KERR, Agent,
oFF10R no. 40 nnoAD ATntET.
Koy DoI No. ga. Charleston. Il. o.
June II q LIMO
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5:.T q ~ FIRE LOAN. ag#l
- 81, MAYoRALTY OF 1nARLEsToN,,

Crrr HALL, November 9, 1854 " (.
A LII PERsoNs pEsIHous oFi nEBU1IpNa IN IaK
"A Burn. DstTicts and Waste Places Of The City, nm.
der "An Act d. the General Assembly giving authority
to tho CITY Council Of Charleston 70 Proocel In tho mat
ter OF Flre Loan, With view TO iid In building up The
City snsr, hereby pothod that the form Of appN.
e.on for loans osn be obtained =. Tho oce Of the orh
All spplicaions must be a. d In Tho GtoYe mentioned
ofnoe. a. tho Committee viii meet every Monday 70 con-
sldeY the same. - ~ q, =. - : =
Dy order OF The Mayor, ". q. SMITH,
Notemberl0 IL. ,i'.- f1ert Of CounciI
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RAFFLE.-Dy reference to the advertisement 1t
will bo seon that tho rafIlo of FLAoo's painting Of
shylock and Jessica will tako place at 81 p NJ to-
day, at GREEns bookstore. This painting ia a
work Of art that would bo an ornament to any pic
turo gailory, and thoro aro few chances not
yet taken We advise an ca:Iy visit to GnEER's and
On investment Tho object Of tho rallo is charity,
and the money thus spent will not be lost.
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BUSINESS NolICNs.

t..o.-. -si-T'-i1- y : -'.-.-S -,,T-
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS oFFIcE..,
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A4SK1sowIIpoEasEsT.-eWe Grp indebted to, Mr..
DkLAczr OF tho Mills House Literary Stand for
lato copies Of tho True Flag, tho Boston Farm and
ftrestde tho Philadelphia Herald and Times, tho
London Sun, tho Weekly 0,oi, aud tho Aerrv a61a,
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TO BE DRAWN (
IN OPEN PUBLIC
ATLANTA, GA,
"Wednesday, Juno 10Th Iso7.-Clnss G..
Wcdncsiny, July nth, 1so7--CIass d.
SCHEME THE SAME FOR EACH MONTH.

KS, APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
e|ApproSimatIon prircs Of ssD0 eacli for tho
nine remaining units OF tue Eame ten Of tho
i, No drawing tho $50, 900 P Ice a., 1000
ApproHinaltng Pri5ss ei $3.50 each for tiiS
pino frinsintna unlta Of Tho samc ten of Tho
ny drawing TIM $2Q, 900 Prize aro... ALSO
Approximation Prizes OF $500 each for tho !!
: &c nne remaining uils OF tho same ten Of tho
No. drawing tue Slo,O00 Prizo are.. lls0o
. Approximation Prizes Of 800 each for tho =
= nne remaining units 6i the san,o tou VI tGs =
!, No. driving THO S5pQ2 p.lze ace. .......,s SOo
- II Approximation Przes Of 500 eash for tho !
- nfHS fefhalhiug t,iLs Of tho sa1io ten OF the
NSh: drawing tho q, zoo PRICES dro, ...... 1900
~ Prizes an,onntug; to.... sIGs OOo
W9po Ticket si2 HaiSos 60; Quarters, ss Eghths,
Or All tic Przcs nboyc etated ~, 49,, =, -,
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ArD FOR SOUTH CARoL1NA.-Tho stato Commits
sioners of Maryland havo received a number of
additional contributions from tho generous Viz
gnnnp and Marylandcrs. Among tho list Of those
published i'll tho baltimore papers wo 300 duua-
lion Of 14s bushels of corn iron, tho Rev. A. Il.
WALKER, of Fauquicr County, Virginia, which it is
directed should Eo forwarded to this Statu The
present unfortunate condition OF tho South has
produced an almost worldwide sympathy for her,
but whom thoso who hayo themselves been des-
poilcd continue to spare some Of their substance
for their suffering brethren, the action is moro de-
serving Of praise.
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A New SwINDLR.-Our colored friends aro be-
coming rapidly civilized; on the same principle
we suppose, on which tho cast-away sailor OK
claimed upon sooing gbbet on what he thought
was descrt island; 'Thank God am in civil
lied country" swindling is undoubtedly one Of
the accessories of civilization; and; IA far ne we
know, Is not confined TO any olime, race or color.
Ono OF these chepdliers dindusirie recently con i.
descended to mako thie city his fold Of operations
Ho is black man. named London, originally, VIC
understand, from walterboro' but recently s'bail-
ing" fom Florida. This gentleman pteferring 10
fish for gudgeons rather than engage In more hon.
est, though nlso moro hbohous. pursuits,, went
about from yard to yard among tho colored people
OF Charleston, represented that 'hs wts sent BY:
Gcn. sIcKLEs to make inquiries about h9, amounis
OF house ront thsy severally paid, as The General
was going to bring It down. that he lived in the
samo house with Gen. srGKLEs, "oniJ one story
higher" All this he might have ,dopa without
doing any harm. But this was more blinil to
gain tho confidence OF these credulous persons.
Ho no1t asked !thsm Il tboy wers, married, hnd
whore their pspors wero, for oil who had
been sEhgss had TO- be married over eiinf ana if
thOy oonld not pr6dueS thsl neoessaryt heIa TO
show that they had been married. Stsinoo the Union
come In they would be put in Jail for six 1aontba
OK oouree this created considerable alarm 4 when
London would kindly offer TO help thom out OF tha
difficulty BY furnishing ihp oeraacato as fsdft, s
to SO, according TO their ability to raise ". q,
double Z. Thiq gatn6 Was carried on Ton ;somo
timo, till II came TO the earn Of tho authorities.
whom tho tase aas i,oaited' intp, aad resulted in
the arresti by United stntee detective MoboIss1I.
Of tho aforc-named london. How many marriages
tf4at tFq4S iolom!1safed tys. ~ epftloto lo.rn |,
but NO hayo boon hearing of somo ono, Tor sevarsi
Iryao ota hon md oIo In, IL
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bhHlt lntxpeSuonb III tuO prcbcuI tlue, r"'
The Mayor stated that he had held frequent
conversations with the Military authorities rela-
itA TO this matter, and particularly in regard to
General Commanding sra.ual4r. thirty.two. The
but hotels were TO be allowed tho privilege o.
selling liquor Restaurants and all others were tc
be excluded. Thoro will be no changes mado until
otter tho goth Of June, but then tho order will be
Figorausly enforced. =.
Ihe Mayor considered TINT an tho salo of Iiauo,
would then be monopoly, il would be moro ex
pedent to raise than to lower the price Of license
Tho Committee on Accounts reported favorably
on sundry bills from the Gas Company, Orphan
House and Alms House. =,
The Committee On Railroads reported that they
had examined the memorial Of tho Blue Ridge
Railroad Company, in which Il was shown That tho
city owned S1,o49,000 paid stock in this road,
which would bo irrocoyorably lost il tho work was
stopped; they therefore presented o Bill which
embodied the resolutions passed by tho Logisla-
ture. Tho report was adopted, and tho Bill re-
ceiSed its first reading.
The minority and majority reports OF tho Com
mtteo on tho Fire Department. relative to tho peii-
ZION OF the Palmetto Fro Company, were read and
after sorne discussion tho nYes and noes Iero taken
and the majority report adopted, and the furthbr
consideration Of the subject ". = referred to the
.
The unfavorable report Of the Board OF Health
on communication Of Dr;;J, J. Cmso1M, President
Of the Medical Society and Chairman Of the Board
Of Trustees Of tho Ropor Hotpital, was read by
the Mayor and adopted. VI, ., ~.
The Bill tp alter and atnend tho sermb for and
the licensing the sale Of spirituous liquors, was
postponed TO the noIt meeting.
Alderman WILLIS presented Bill TO croato a
permanent dttectiye force, which received is frs,
reading. i, 'i, ,' ,I..g III -.
An application MAJ received from Mr. N
FEmRanAon, asking that no ;bo allowed to oreetI d
marquee tent at White Point Garden for tho sale
Office cream, the came TO be removed at tho option
, Of Council. .
Alderman Marshall offered q resolution that
the Mayor appoint Special Committee on Ii.
censes, to consist OF himself and the present com.
nlitseo, who would determine the number o,
licenses to be given, and the price to be charged
after the first Of July. ',s :"
Alderman WILLIS moved that select COMMITTEES
Of Three bo sppointed by the Mayor, to request q
conference with General sIoKIEs on tho subject Of
.licenses, 30. Tho Mayor appointed Alderman
,WnLIs. RayxNKL and CoUark1i4r. III 4 ! d !.
.. No further business appearing, Council sd.
}opFped. G,ar sIh az; r;bxa s%4tIsHs,'
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-24

sion that he had lost his way in returning
from heavy dinner, and had gone to sleep
by the road side then recovered his senses
completely listened to the whole history,
while Hale tied his arm up as well as it
could be done; and finally, with much as
sistance, rose to his feet.
"'Well, gentlemen saidNI, cheerfully,
suppose we may return at once, for the
business which we came about will scarce
ly be proceeded with now, apprehend.'
al decidedly forbid Dir. O'Flaherty's
proceeding with that matter to-day said
Hale, sulkily, laying strong emphasis upon
the last word. ss-.rrE7s-s -e-reT
q Faith, Hale said O'Flaherty, we may
even forbid it altogether. | should be a
more insensible brute than that tiger there
if L could not apologize now, without feel
ing any humiliation in doing so. = Give us
your hand, Dennis, and receive my apollo
gies. L was screwed when met you the
other night, and--'..+. .,f, 80; :.
= a. You shan't say another word, Tim
said O'Dowd.; if you do, I'll never spake
| to ye again. Come along; let's go at once.
Well send the servants for the beast yon-
der 8,
+ ...We all returned in high spirits; and
that was the first and last duel l ever had a
hand in. .--4,.., ~. ,.,,
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Foreign Intelligence.

The Empress Ca1lotta has quite recov'
cred from her recent illness.
It is expected that Queen Victori. will
visit the Paris Exposition on her way to
Germany
An unsuccessful attempt to assassinate
the President of Peru was made, at Callao,
on Dec. Goth. lH u8 -
a new gold field of great extent
has recently been discovered near Sydney,
Australia Z. r.s..,
Maximiiian has ordered the establish
ment of a National lottery, designed to
improve his credit.
Advices from Gambia state that the Gre
,tans have fought another battle, and claim
a victory over 5000 Turks su
The banquet extended by Americans to
James Gordon Bennett, Jr., occurred on
the evening of the 18th, at Paris.
During violent tempest in the Bay OF
Naples, on Monday evening, the 14th,
twenty four ships were wrecked.
At the Fenian trials in Toronto, on the
18th, Thomas H. Maxwell, Peter Norton,
and James Burke were convicted of trea-
son. R 1a
The unusually intense cold SO aggravated
the distress of the poor in Liverpool, that it
resulted on the 10Th in bread riot in the
streets.
The American residents of Rome will
hereafter hold religious services outside
the walls of the city, being forbidden to do
so within
A Paris dispatch gives runnor that q
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-01-24

The imbroglio between the Hudson
River and New York Central Roads has
been adjusted and passengers and freight
carried as usual
AT d meeting Of Dentists, representing
New York, Connecticut and Vermont, held
in New York on the 18th, it was decided
70 raise $500, 900 to defend their case against
the India rubber men, =
Simon Cameron was. elected Senator
from Pennsylvania ON the 10Th, by a strict
party vote. The Senate stood; Cameron,
10; Cowan, 10. The. House voted: Cam
eron, GO; Cowah, 81 The latter gentle
man is said to have been appointed United
States Minister to AUSTRIA. Tn
A terrific snow storm prevailed at the
East on the 18th and nth, Visiting New
England most severely. and bloekading
nearly all the, roads. Drifts are reported
of all imaginable depths, and the .snow
around Boston is said to ,be three. feet on a
level. AS far south as Maryland railroad
travel was temporarily suspended >osElc