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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-10

The Florida Convention is to assemble
on the goth instant.
JEFF. Davis and wife arrived In New Or
leans on the 31st ult.
Judge Busteed's wounds were healing
on the I'd, and his recovery was considered
quite probable.
johnson Baker has been appointed Gov
ernor of Louisiana, in place of B. f. Elan
ders, resigned. e4 ~C on
DR.. Leftwich, Conservative, was elected
Mayor of Memphis on the I'd. The vote
was close one.
The heaviest fall CT snow which has
visited Middle Tennessee since 1847 oc-
Cured there few days ago-being to the
depth of ten inches.
The Conservative Executive Committee,
of North Carolina has called State con
Yention of Conservatives to meet in
Raleigh on the 9th of February. m
General Scholeld has directed the Vir.
ginia State Treasurer to pay the per diem
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-10
Egse Yves


Is more destitutioL in that city this winter
than for many previous years. a.r s,.4e
The dry goods house Of L. G. Hopkins,
Cincinnati, has failed, with liabilities
amounting to 100000, mostly due to
Eastern houses. 3|3I|ToH = iij
The wholesale trade of Chicago, in the
articles ofkgroceries, hardware, boots and
shoes, clothing and crockery, for 1887,
foots up $206, 100000 1915.
The Ohio Legislature met on the 9th.
Politically it stands Senate Republi-
cans, 18: Democrats, 10. House-Repub-
licans, 40; Denaocrats.56.
Hon. A, w Arlington, q prominent
member of the Chicago Bar and one of
the leading lawyers of Illinois, died at his
residence in Chicago on the morning of
the 31st ult
The steamboat Harry Dean exploded
and burned to the waters edge, on the
Ohio river, on the morning of the 4th.
Five persons were killed and number OF
others injured. E> <-5E (EG 8L..
The Governor of Ohio has called spe-
cial election in the Eighth Congressional
District, to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Mr.. Hamilton, to take
place on the 9th instant. --
The Ticknor divorce case, which has
been in progress for some time in the Cir
cult Court in Chicago, is ended. The
jury, on the 4th, returned verdict grant
ing Mrs. Ticknor divorce from her hus-
band. .,.. .--s.
Judge Thurman made speech in Co
lumbus, Ohio, on the 26th ult., in which
he stated that he was fully satisfied that
the Democrats of Ohio are unit in favor
of the nomination of Geo. II. Pendleton
for the Presidency.
The State Treasurer of Illinois redeemed,
at his office, January I'd, State bonds to
the amount of $241,20O This reduction
Of the State debt was made by the pro-
ceeds Of the two mill tax. The debt now
outstanding is about $7,300,000.
A man named Redman, confined in the
Jail at Madison, Ind, was shot and instant
ly killed by the Sheriff, on the night of the
30th ult.l Redman was holding the Sheriff
while an attempt was being made by
another prisoner to unlock the prison
door. @l. ...a ~.
John F, Follett,o of Licking, is Speaker of
the Ohio House of Representatives
Amos Layman, of Franklin, Chief Clerk;
John A. Cockerill, of Butler, First Assis,
tant Clerk; Samuel Pike, of Highland,
Ssrgeant-at-Arms. In the Senate, Chas.
B. Flood, of Franklin, is Chief Clerk !;
Daniel Flanagan, of Hardin, First Assis-
tant Clerk; w. r. Mutt, of Muskingum,
Second Assistant Clerk Benjamin Will
liams, of Delaware, Sergeant-at- Arms
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3 General News.

Receipts from customs for the week end
ing December 81 were $2,1G1,811.
General SWayne, just relieved from duty
In Alabama, win be ordered to the Plains
A Washington dispatch of the 4th says
there is great complaint there of the ex
IRENE irregularity of the Western mails
The number of patents issued during
the past year was 1905, it being
an increase of. 3,515 over the previous
vear.l IL A u OILtIkG tLs-A4 L ia K.
Receipts, from, internal revenue for the
week ending January 4 were $6,251, 172.
For fiscal year ending January 4, $1o4,-
512,521. m n 81 4
General Thomas w. Sherman (of Port
Royal ana Port NHudson) is to succeed
General Meade in command Of the De-
partment of the East. 80 %. e.aItss7s 4v
Deputy Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue declares that any written or
printed words, transferring the ownership
of policy, either with or without the sig
nature of the owner, require the same
stamp as the original policy.
"a Washington special to the New York
Tsi5aaes says /" The Committee of Ways
and Means are satisfied that, unless the
wealthy whisky ring in New York is
broken up, tits useless to pass laws for the
collection of the revenue"
A Washington special of the 9TH says it
Is stated, on the authority of member of
Congress, that in the event Of the Senate
acting in favor of Stanton's return to the
War Department, the President will throw
the case into the Supreme Court, with the
view Of testing the constitutionality Of
theTeDure of Office act. '-a a '-4 h.'. ',e
The following amounts have been pa i'd
by the General Government to the several
States under the acts of Congress indem-
flying the States for expenses incurred by
them in the defense of the United States !:
Maine, $868, SAG; New Hampshire, $685..
SAC; Vermont, $519,4O4; Massachusetts,
$2,555, 649; Rhode Island, $735,257; Con-
necticut, $1,7O3 4s6; Now York, 81, 3OO,-
100; claimed, $3,225OOO; Pennsylvania,
1898, 1928; New Jersey, $1,108,231; Del
aware, $3O,191; Virginia, $26,3l9; Ohio
$2,194,559; claimed, $2,272, GOO; Michigan,
$346, 400; Kentucky, $2,116,034; Illinois,
$3,888. 845; Iowa, 100000; Wisconsin,
$925,463; Minnesota, $103,133; Kansas,
$4,000; Missouri, $7,9O6,oS9; Indiana,
$587,615. Total $3O,935, 459. Whole
amount Of claims, $40,295,000.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-10

THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG
PEoPLE-(New York: Hurd s. Houghton) -enters
upon its second year with reputation that In
sures it's permanence. In its mechanical execu-
ton 1t is unsurpassed, while the talent embodied
in its list of secured contributors Is acknowledged
to be excellent. In the matter Of engravings, it
Is both profuse and elegant. The January num-
Der treats of Winter Time +" The Pied Piper
of Hamelin; 'h'sSquirres; - g Little Louis Say.
ings and Doings =" " Hunter and Tom " g The
Pet Bear; 'SGolden Haired Grace;" 'sStras.
bOurg Sights THE Fairy Rescue;" I" A
Christmas Tree for Cats; Where Does the Day
to delight children of all ages and sizes.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-10

Its evils, was surprised to find some four
hundred students in attendance, each with
a pipe surcharged with tobacco. "a
A bunch of shingles recently taken
from the wreck of British transport that
went ashore at Castine in i re, was as
sound throughout as when 1t was shipped
in England, although 1t had laid in the
wreck nearly 100 years. III
The postmaster at Montreal, discov
ering dishonesty somewhere among the
corps under him, had the heads of all his
clerks phrenolOgically examined. Three
Of them developed insufficient or over-suf-
ficient bumps and were discharged. This
is queer tale, but the Montreal Telegraph
relates it with circumstantial gravity.
Three of the five young men in Ber-
lin, P russia, who lately tried to pass seven
days and seven nights without sleeping,
have died since they failed in the attempt.
One OF the others was so worn that he fell
asleep while riding on horseback in the
Thiergarten, and dropped from his horse,
which Kicked him and injured him Sc
verely. -.---~~~-----.-.s.- .~.-.---.----,-
The London Examiner severely con-
dennis the Manchester execution. It says
that it was not merely carrying out the
Mosaic requirement of "a life for life"
but in the cruel operation of a Red Rule
of Three, made three deaths pay the pen
atty Of one, and of men not at all accused
of active participation in the deed expi-
ated by the execution. ~s~
I'm Sweden, there are one hundred and
eighty-three Baptist churches, with men,
bership of nearly eight thousand. In Ger
many there are eighty-seven churches,
with membership of sixteen thousand.
The Berlin church numbers seven hundred
and seven members In France, persecu-
ton has kept the church down. The mem
bership is but five hundred.
i'm communication to the Geological
Society of Paris, nj. Raraquin relates the
following singular circumstance: In
1880 there was such an abundance of
horses in the Island of Marajo, belonging
to the delta of the river Amazon, that a
President of the Province of Para made an
agreement with q company TO allow them
to kill as many of these animals as they
chose, for the sake of the skins, which
brought fifteen francs each, while the live
horse did not cost more than six francs.
The horses were slaughtered with such
carelessness that the carcases, left unburied,
caused dangerous infection, which could
only be got rid of by setting fire to the
whole island, which was thickly wooded.
This measure caused the death Of all the
horses that had still survived, and, since
that time it has been impossible to. intro
duce the breed on the island, all the horses
brought thither soon falling victims to a
paralysis of the hind legs" tasg ia
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-10

no .H15t II 1a5.6sr NJ bologna 81 aa5
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-10

the assembling Of q Convention at Tren'on'
on January 22d, to organize an opposi-
ton party to the Camden and Amooy
Railroad monopoly.
<ChasA FL. Parker, conductor on the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, was sho !
and instantly killed by passenger named
Samuel Hull, whom he was endeavor1ng
to eject from the car at Nineveh station
for refusing to pay his fare.
| Governor Bullock, of Massachusetts, was
inaugurated and delivered his message on
the Sd. The funded debt of the State is
S24 100000. The Governor, accepting
the decision of the people, recommends q
positive enactment for the regulation ana
control of liquor DINO r.
A late Albany dispatch says that al q
meeting of Peter Cagger and other prom
inent Democrats, an effort was made 10 In
duce Dir. Seymour to allow his name TO go
before the Democratic National ConVen-
ton as candidate for the Presidency. IL
was believed he would accede to their re-
quest. ~ ~ > . -
The Home Journal says that Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Sumner have finally settled
their difficulties by permanent separation.
Also that the separation is with the mu-
tual consent and desire of both parties,
and their friends. Also the cause Is In
compatibility of temperament and opinion
upon certain social questions, which pre-
clude the possibility of their living happl-
ly together as man and wife. e
On the LIST terrific gale swept along
the Harlem railway, in the southeastern
section of Columbia county. The freight
train, with passenger car attach ed, was
struck by the gale, and the passenger
car and one platform car raised bodily
from the track and precipitated down an
embankment fifteen feet. There were five
men in the. car, who were more or less in
jured, but none seriously. In the descent
the stove capsized and the car was set on
fire, but was extinguished before 1t gained
much roadway. @
The Coroners inquest into the cause of
the railroad disaster at Angola, after
eleven days Investigation, concluded their
labors On the 31st ult The jury was com
posed of some of the most intelligent bust
ness men of Buffalo. A thorough and
searching investigation was made. Forty
two witnesses were examined, and the re-
suit of their inquiries is that the accident
was caused bya bent axle of the Cleveland
and Toledo car No. 21-the car that was
burned-causing the wheel on that truck
to drop into the wing rail, thus throwing
the wheels, and subsequently the whole
car, off the track; and that there were
forty persons in all killed thereby. The
jury also recommended the adoption and
enforcement of more thorough system of
gauging the wheels Of cars, SO as to pre-
vent an imperfect axle or wheel being
made the cause of disaster in the future.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-10
THE WEEKLY POST

q . z - 81 81 : 3
Will be made up with especial reference to the
Family, will contain large amount Of reading
will be surpassed by no other Western Weekly
published Each number contains a rrs} % -sfo
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-10

1s6s.-TWENTY-THIRD YEAR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-25
From Washington.

McCulloch says that all attempts TO
drive him from the Treasury Department
are futile. He will 20, but not till it
suits his convenience. unless Johnson
requests bis resignation.
The Secretary designs opening great
banking house in London, in connection
with jay Cooke q Co., and will yacate bis
position after the adjournment Of Con-
gress.
The debate on the whisky tax TO day
was interesting. Gems Schenck ard
Logan we're decidedly subdued in tone, as
compared with their arrogance and
bullying in the earlier part Of the ses-
sion, ard affected ready acquiesceuce in
whatever rate the House might tx.
The first vote was on an amendment
10 fx the tax at sixty cents. 1t was de-
feated by vote Of 81 ayes to rs nays.
Another at twenty-five cents shared the
same fate Propositions and amend
ments 10 tx the tax at various figures,
IRON twenty to forty Eve cents, were ell
voted down. Finally, BY vote Of 81
ayes 10 81 nays, the House agreed TO FIX
the tax at fifty cents per gallon.
6gnset Cox was rejected as Minister TO
Austria. A half dozen Radicals voted
for him. n
No action has been taken on Evarts
nomination TO day.
The Arkansas Senators, the FIRST adj
mitied under the reconstruction acts,
vere sworn IN to-day. Senator Rice, and
Roots. member elect q the House, from
the same State. are Kentuckians. The
House viii swear the members in TO.
morrow.
The friends Of the ssindler General
Barry, who is 10 be one Of The Senators
from Mississippi, have been here en-
dsavoriue 10 pay OF bis debts, aud hush
M the reports Of bis misdeneanors.
HEAVY frauds on the Gosernnent, e Il
alleged, have been prseiiccd 10 The pay.
ne1t Of bopniE 10 colored soldiers, as
ills said . pr5minent bead Of bareai
in The Treas1rJ Department u involved
Toe Honss FOrsiga C0mnitise vi
recou1sai The passage Of he III q
establish euigrsfion aEeucies IN i3urope
l-Loufsvflls 0burfg sPscigl i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-25
Mississfppi.

!
Gentlemen just up from Mississippi
give cheering news. A considerable
number of negroes are voting on the
Democratic side. A gentleman with
whom we have conversed, and who sr-
rived last night, claims the State by fif.
teen to twenty thousand. Some Of the
negroes are reported as being slightly
demoralizsd by the fact Of direct and
special tax per capita, laid on them for
the purpose Of defrsyiug the Conven.
ton expenses, which the Sheriffs are
now collecting. They are also begin.
ming to lose confidence in the
csrpet-baggers, who are bleeding them
with rather impolitic freedom. Ore Of
them is reported to Us as saying Dem
gentlemens is de smartest making fig
ures I cher seed. / works hard all de
year long, and den his figures say be hab
all and gifts muffin. Use gwinetowork
for the Southern gentlemens next year,
what don't make so many figures, and
GIBBS me something for my work when de
Christmas comes" We confess the
tidings from Mississippi make us grow
more and more hopeful. Bat this seven
days election gives vast chances for
stufiug and duplicating votes. And il
that will not do, and anything can be
made by it no doubt the time for voting
will be extended a week or two.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-25
FOREIGN

LIvERpooL, June 25.-Cotton frmer
Sales, II, 900 bales. Uplands, lls@lltd;
Orleans, lli@ll2d.5 fss t
NEW YoRK, June rs Venezuelan ad.
vices Of the 7th state that, in a recent
battle in Corla, Gen. Gill and three hum
bred Of troops figure smongthe killed
and wounded. Gen. Mononargo was be-
fore the gates Of Cacss, demanding an
unconditional surrender Of the place.
Nassau dates Of the 23d state that bus
mess is stagnant, failures numernus, and
starvation anticipated; in Consequence
Of which petition Is to be forwarded to
England for the removal Of the Governor
and the Secretary. ~ b ysihls,
A Havana letter states that an Ameri-
can brig has been compelled to pay two
dollars duty per ton 90 her cargo instead
Of the legal rate OF 6fsy cents. The
United States Consul has laid the case
before the State Department. at Washing
ton. XXI ~ -. ...... Il. !. .rf-
The six metropolitan commissioners
in Cuba have sentenced twenty nine
prisoners TO death in three months.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-25
suLPHus WELL. HnsRY County, TEss.,

June ". 1875. J
EpIroRs LEDGER: Permit me, through
your valuable paper, to state few facts
regarding this wonderful well, situated
three miles from the line of the Memphis
aud Louisville railroad and seven hours
ride from Memphis, in delightful
county. high and rolling lands and
dense forests, throwing up q stream FIVE
inches in diameter from depth of three
hundred feet. clear as dew and very cold,
strongly impregnated with sulphur and
potassium, possessing wonderful cura-
tive properties, acting readily on the
Kidneys, skin and liver. Having visited
most Of the watering places in the United
States and the Canadas in search of
health, feel no hesitation In pronounce
ing ii superior to any ] have found. ]
have improved very rapidly, and feel
hopeful Of final cure. Boarding ranges
from $40 to Sl2 per month, with every
thing in abundance. The inhabitants
are industrious, thrifty, intelligent and
hospitabIe. This properly is owned by
our townsman, Hon. J. 7. Swayne, who,
with his usual enterprise and liberality,
ia now improving it. He proposes to
donate lots to persons who wish to build
summer residences, Mine host and
hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowsn, living
half mile from the well, know how to,
and do, entertain their guests in the best
style. In fact, their house is emphati-
cally home IN the country.
More anon. j. L. McA.
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eetssnr Paid for II.

II. r. A. ""
The new Arkansas members have been
decided by ibe Speaker to be entitled to
pay from the lsib Of March, when they
we're elected. Add, It is forsher under
constipation whether their pay shall
begin With the commencement Of this
Congress, which they claim. These pa
triots are after the money, which, once
paid over, cannot be taken away for I'M
constiiutioualiiy. As the money Of the
couDtry Is very abundant, perhaps it il
wen b throw some Gift away for the ben.
eft Of OR Arkansas friends aud benefsc'
tors They should be paid for service il
Congress az representatives before tn
STATE which sends them became State
by al means. Work done outside o
ne cous,isu,ion I. mast be paid e. or !
will cease
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-25

RICHARDSON-JO On the even
ing Of June %. at the residence of Mrs. M. II.
Avent, in Hardeman. county, Tenn, by Rev.
son. Of the late @. s. A.. and Mrs. Anna John
son. ttN4 ~ AM
From the unsurpassed Ioveliness of the bride,
who is every inch queen, wreathed in her re-
gal crown of orange; and the valor and devo-
ton Of the groom who surrenders to Love, since
Danger had no pail for the rival of Lochinvar
the lseion Of friends who JOY in their joy are
assured happiness and honor are " nominated
in the bond" May they glide as serenely to the
Perpetual Honeymoon as he rode adown the
FIRE crested legion Of Battle. J.L A.
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t,' " sss FOR PRESIDENT, "
GEORGE q. PENDLET0N.
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tional Convention
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-25

Animus 81 she CArpet-usx Patricia
Rloh&rd Busted. nov Judge ofths
Alabama territory, but formerly New
York Dsmocrat. lslely made Aspssch to
ths Gan, Cub IN New York City. well
6lled Nth the outsophings Of BE "loil'
heart. from which ihs following is ex-
ractsd
Il would keep them (the rebels out In
the cold ill their teeth Chartered TO the
music Of the Union. Applause Keep
,hem-out in the cold I'll they had learned
that fsasou Was the greatest crime OF
the century--And would keep them
there ill the last trumpet sounded. Bet
ter. / say, q boundless waste Of territory,
filled with owls aud bats, than that the
Southern States should be occupied with
men bearing antipathies TO this Union.
lCheers.1 / tell you that although there
may be forgiveness before God for the
crime Of the South In comprising rebel
lion against our Government. there can
he no forgiveness for Il before man.
[Applause
This is the magnanimity and states
manship which is applauded in New
York hy the partisaus Of Grant, whose
motto Is "let Us have pence" This is
10 character Of " peace" which is pro-
posed to the Southern people by the
Radical party. It is to be an puforgiv-
ing and remorseIess despotism for the
benefit Of its spies, adventurers, tools,
carpet baggers, scalawags, and agents to
be salaried for eternal mischief 1t will
be peace of death to Southern liberty,
which those creatures will not 6ud it for
their interest to break so long as they
can fstten on any remaining spoils- Is
not this q promising prospect for peace,
union and the promotion
Df The public and private prosperity J?
Such utterances can come only from the
very heart of hearts of mahgnity
equally fendish and cowardly.s n.r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-25
Ths Rsassn Why.

Two gentlemen living in Columbus
were accustomed 10 have their washing
done BY one Hannah Flournoy, q ne
gress. This woman is reported 70 have
been, about she tine Of Ashburn's death,
on exceedingly intimate terms with that
unforiunafs person. Upon the death Of
Ashbaru the too gentlemen withdrew
their patronage from Hannah. Who then
presented aprsp5sisrously exotbi,aut bill
for services rendered, which they, Of
course, refused 90 pay hhereupon The
concubins accused then, bsfors The nil
itary suihorities.1 o. completely 10 the
ASSASSINATION Of her psfanOur. Aud
tbs il The uay, according 10 reliable
STATEMENTS gaihsrsd direetly from the
sosue OF acfion, thai the hessFa haix
cane 10 be arrested ~ Coiunbus ard
coaf ned hT military VSgsr 10 the SIS
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