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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-03-06

C A convention of the Grant clubs in
the United States will be held at New
York March 16.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-03-06

journed.
In the Senate on the goth, memorial
was submitted from the Legislature of Missouri,
asking aid to repair the levees on the Mississippi
river. "A bill was introduced and referred TO
abolish the Office of Adjutant General of the
army . The Senate proceeded with the considera-
ton of the rules reported by the Select Committee
OF Seven to govern the impeachment trial, and
considerable discussion was had thereon, but,
without final action, the Senate adjourned.
In the House, on the 29th,' various
petitions were presented. The resolutions of the
Missouri Legislature on the subject of levees were
presented and referred Ten articles OF lmpeach
ment against the President of the United States
were presented from the Select Committee, and
read by the Clerk, when the House went into Com
mittee of the Whole for the consideration OF the
same. The articles of impeachment were debated
pro and con, and the Committee took recess
until ten a. m. on the 20.
!. In the Senate, on the I'd, memorials were
presented from members of the Grand Army Of
the Republic setting forth that their services had
not been sufficiently recognized, snd praying for
portion of the departmental offices; from the
Buffalo Board of Trade, asking an appropriation
to complete the improvement OF the entrance OF
Buffalo harbor: "A petition was presented and
referred. of soldiers of the war of 1872, asking TO
be placed the same footing with the soldiers OF
the last war;. The bill was passed, authorizing
military site at waterproof, Pa. The Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration and adoption OF rules
to govern the Impeachment trial. and adjourned.
The House Ie-assembled on the ID, in
Committee of the Whole, and continued the dis
cussion on the articles of impeachment. Consid-
cradle discussion ensued; leave was obtained to
have speeches printed in the Globe: several
amendments to the impeachment articles as re-
ported were offered, but rejected At four O'Clock
D. m. the Committee rose, and communication
was offered from forty-fve members of the House
protesting against the manner of procedure, etc
The articles were adopted by an average vote OF
126 to Al. .Messrs. Stevens, Butler, Bingham,
boutwell, Wilson, WilraIus and Logan were then
selected as Managers to conduct the impeachment
before the Senate. "A resolution was adopted
tnnt the Senate be informed that the House had
appointea Managers to conduct the impeachment
Siso that the articles adopted be carried to the
trial.. Adjourned y -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-03-06
LIBRARY AND BOOK AGENCY,
A M KELLOGG,

GEN. OhANIp LIE L.
We knew that, sooner later, the true writer won
appear, and relate the true story. We have not h.
very long to wait, for the work whose title have
down above, is honest able and accurate TO Cegree
Washington ChroDicle.l
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
DIED.

BAKER-Ou Fr Sept 49, at the residence o Der nephew Charles
Tns y, 81 West isenty thst Mira MARY Baker ID the ol's
1 sTr AID friend. Of be family aud Of her son T. Baker
,.rtfy invited 20 the funeral from the Unversal Church
coz ecker Dosnns Monday, the 2s1 inst, at o'clock
o TO-, without further notice
CIRRYAt Pocbr THURSDAY the Ih nsIi The Kew Thomas
The relatives snd fieud family his brethren in the ministry and
Monday afternoon At u 1clock from the Jane
Il Church without further invitation ISIS remains VII Dc
t.ksn on TUESDAY morning TO Shrub OAKS Tor inIement
Lake Tahoe CaL Tuesday August 49, bis 18th
7 S"s services viii he held at residence Of bis father b.
DInon No 3aoBAye Tuesday morning at ~ O'CLOCK lie
fr.eBds oftho family invited To attend
j. on Friday Sept 20 1863 Cyrus Durand
Il TIE sd year oi DE age 4. 49,
nj, nnr fom biz residence rugtoul Monday, tue |
ir,t AT o m. Interment In the rvBglon Cemetery
uIOn Sunday morning Sept 2 Daniel HILL In the 5sh year Of
The relative. anl friends family respectfully invited TO attnt
the fnue NeIu tue lJd nat at eoeA Vm A
late No 40 Firstst -.
hi. home IN Montrose PennA, Friday Sept H. 1905
the Hon william Jessnp, Lii D. aged Il years
Jersey City Saturday, sept 49, Miss Jennie Mas
M ". Masters aud the late Rebeeca Na'e aseu ~
and friends Of family respectfully Invited to attend
the Monday Sept a. at u p NJ rom hs VI Hoi
father No. 30 lorksL
Mount, in the b3th year Of bis age =,
p,r sv on s,tuav 10Th Biwin Theodore Paine OF
tie Of McKesson Robbins 70 ' S11 year nli, AN VA,
sily the 2Jd Hat at Friends ana TeIAH'e' lbu "
attend
Trrytown Sunday Sept 90 Freddy oh1 son OF
Hena RushtOn, sged years ana nontn-
| ~ WeJpesar afternoon O'Clock from the residence Of MS
rr.at, TAins leave Thirusths, II. r. r. r. at li o'clock
THOMPSON saturday the 18th Inst at his residence bohAaAe
TIE funeral s take place at the d. Church on Monday -
O'clock D ~.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
OBITUARY..

Sir Henry Smith, at Kingston, Canada, is dead
Sir Henry was IA native OF London, England, but emi-
grated to Canada with hs family 1920. when only
years OF age lie educated In Montreal ana kingston,
and studied law in the Office OF the late Judge lagerman
Sl2 he elected member for Fronenho In the fa
lament Of United Canada and continued 10 represent
the comfy until 1s6i when he defeated aiier ms
quarrel with Mr. John A. Macdonald. by that gentenans
nominee Mr. James Morton At the last election he was
chosen for the county member OF the Onta1o
Legislature. Mr.. Henry Smith was a Conservative ot
the extreme school. and his shrewdness quickness,
energy and ndustrg rendered him useful 10 his party
lie was made Solicor-Gener in the Coalition Govern
1854 and in 1865 elected Speaker Of the House OF
Assembly In 1859 he carried to England an address fom
Parliament to the Queen, asking Her Majesty TO visit
Canada
We have to announce the death of Lord
Ashburton which took place the 9th September. The
late lord had been In weak health for long Time past
arising from mental Illness. the deceased Francis Bar
ing third Baron AshburOn County Devon, IN the peer
age Of the United Kingdom was the second son OF Alex
ander, first baron: by his wife, Anne Louisa eldest
daughter OF Mr. Bingham Of Philadelphia. lie was born
May 90 1920 and married in January ls33 Mdc. Claire
ne leaves issue Alexander his successor In the tite
and late NJ. i. for Thetford the Hon. Daniel
Hugh, and an only daughter. Mary Louisa Anne
married the Duke Of Grafton The deceased nobleman
succeeded to the title In 1894 the death OF his elder
brother William Bingham, second lord. previously 10
his accession the family hOnors he had long repre-
sented ThcOrd in PaTament-namely from 1882 70 l6i
and from July 1sis TO December, 1851. He was con
servative politics. but like his father and brother
moderate his views and generally voted with the class
OF politicians denomnated "Peelite."
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

year 1857 obout that consulted DR. D0n editor Of The
caTe about rupture In Conversation With Dr. ron tod
him that Ma Radical Cnre Truss opinion hnmbng ssi
Of being shep had hee0 injury rapars
think have the Df.
DIons Marshs Truss expressed ny Dr. D. While IN ooa'
o. X NJ
known old shpmaer having COMMANDED 0as
Of the finest ships out Of that port
the all be
golden ky and the hesg looms
the aud shows hos low the Of title stosp
To shoulder another
The JEALOUSY Of Dr. Sherman Ia the relief and
those suffering under the treatment 0f DR..
Marsh with h attempted by inflammation excited BY The cruel sns
nhanan torture from hrustng ivory ball into the abdomen ana
heavy pressure spine this attempted deep
uOn BY the Scape editor Many these psea have published eoa-
setting their snfens and injury nom ths harhs
Radical Cure Irs and their ans happy relief aud restoration D
ShermAn's method
Persons wishing UNDERGO treatment referred genemes
who have been cured t do wish their be published
Braad
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
NEW-.IERSEY.

The Boys in Blue of Trenton will parade on
Thursday evening next
The Republicans of Newark will hold another
grand mass meeting az the wigwam this evening.
The new Republican wigwam in Henderson
st. jersey City is 10 be dedicated the evening Of the
3oth inst On Saturday night, at meeting Of Repubi-
cans 5000 was subscribed toward the building Of the
Wigwam.
The largest meeting that was ever held in
Hudson City took place Wednesday evening, under
the auspices OF the Grant and COfaX Clubs OF the First
and Second Wards Large delegations from Bergen and
HobOken participated magnificent banner was gwen
TO the breeze and thrilling speech delivered by
Mr. b. W. ThrockmortOn. He followed by Capt.
O'Shea, Capt. Grace, and Mr.. Grauert.
Everything is working satisfactorily in SOmer-
set County and many Democrats have renounced their
old faith and come over To Repubcanlsm. Somerset
hotel keeper himself Democrat recently visited New
ark and while engaged in conversation stated that over
So OF his personal friends had turned their backs on
Democracy and resolved 10 vote for the Union candi-
dates being asked why he didn't change hs colors
also he replied That's lust what I'm thinking about
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
1oHN ALLEN IN sTAMFoRp-A PROTEST.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The citizens of our village were yesterday
somewhat tried noticing posters about advertising
lecture from John Allen "Tho Wickedest Man." OF your
city, The very businesske posters promised for fifty
cents per head 10 enlgten darkness aud attempt
at least the cure OF deprayty Evening came The
Hall was opened. Six persons, in addition TO Mr. Allen
himself a reverend gentleman whom he had brought
along 10 introdu him. ms Chester, and his agents.
call But no instruction was given ana no
attepts were made the reformation either OF the party
assenbled or OF the Indifferent and needless mutituds
who away few somewhat angry words or protest
against mOneysayng wOrldlings were all the evt
the lecturer OF his conversion ana OF ms Mt
ness IA be oar Instructor aud guide. lie returned TO
Waerst we sincerely hope wiser man We nope that he
may find there in the very field which his former life dd
a. nuch TO blight field now opened to whatever correct
and redeening influence he may be able to WELD. We
Snne slncerey for the sake both Of religion and morality
MI hrs advisers will at least endeavor to hold him To the
GOOD work which he may do at home. His business Is
t6oneht 20 have been profitable. Are not some OF s
aYus needed there by the very from whom they
we're wrungi Whenever he shall appear again to ask
or svmpatRy and favor hope he viii be heralded by
AGENTS Who have abjured the usages ana ihe drinks,
winch made John Aliens place In Water-st what was,
rather than what all hope 1t may become. In Dehaf
~ onr cousiderate community. and OF those among us
who need reforming we'll am, Sir, very sincerely,
yours, a. o.. IN ,oes " 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW-MKXICO.

DETAILS OF THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
SANTA FE " NJ, Sept. 1Oy-On the 9Th inst, we
held our election for Representatives TO the Terrific
rial Legislature justices of the peace, &c The issue
was clearly and fairly.made, the Republican party
sometimes known as the Chaves party running on
the Chicago platform for Grant and Colfax; the
Copperheads sometimes known as the Clover party
on the New-York platform for Seymour and Blair.
The result in this county is majority Of about 40
for the Republican ticket, which would have been
at least $50 if we could have poled full vote.
Gov Mitchell, Designated Depository Collins, Colec-
tor BlumneT, Indian Agent Quintana, and other ofi-
cials, voted and supported the Copperhead ticket.
Secretary Heath Assessor Breeden, and Postmaster
Martin are the only United States officers who voted
with and supported the Republicans Last year the
vote for delegate lChaves and Clever was tie in
this county. New Mexico has about 100000 mhabi-
tants and will ere long become State. The Lee1s-
ture this Winter will he two-tbirds Republican, and
if Republicans in the East will give us their sympa-
tbv and support we will make her thoroughly Repub-
can and cast the electoral vote of the state Ol New
Mexico for the Republican candidate III lSl3.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-The Committee of
Arrangements OF the Soldiers and Sailors National Con-
vention which meets in this city Oct and next in
receipt of information from all parts Of the United States
indicating that an immense gathering of State Governors
may be anticipated nearly all having accepted the in
vitation Transportation has been reduced on all tho
Pennsylvania railroads 10 cent per mile each way.
This arrangement has been followed by the Camden
aud Amboy, steubenve and Indiana and Michigan Cen
ra and other railroads The delegations TO be vel
coined by Mayor McMichae at O'clock p OF the first
dav in Independence Square. The Convention will as
semble at the same place at Z. p. III.
On the morning of the second day there VIII be
a grand street parade, and in the evening
a mass-meeting. At the Union League House the dele
gates are to be addressed by civilians The whole will
then terminate with torchght procession of the Boys
in Blue" and Wide Awake" clubs. All communications
IN reference to the details should be addressed to Gen
Coils Chairman, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
Sprtial 9utitts.
DIR. sherman vs: DIR. Dixon;

BOLD ATTEMPT AT FRAUD UPON THE PUBLIC ,,,
One Dr. b. H. DIou Of The Sosp appears before the public
in affidavit DENYING hat he eyer .sys " & saea %
ee6eso Rom him (Dnoa or he bad solicited from him
certificate or any other yor wAaseeI D & S % bo sc % b
double purpose view m design was to elevate Marsh and posi-
Dr. eIn Appliances which are 50 rapidly supeedng their
' a.,s a af indeed s fs.t d. some mem maE
folly in This instance we h5d Ihe sespe editor Poor
on Of the public to make i necessary for him TO d.im 9s hs
py every wayed BY charitable motives th very humble P0'
r sherman never published anything under the Of Dr. bIOn
IL 6are.gas on tss sS!'ssn R 'eS r s9, % S %
be not the brains to comprehend Or II ne mas CONCLUSIVE eI'
deuce Of b, determination 70 P P % sI S o mi HSo sTsr hf
sufficient to drive professions. man 10 the
Office magistrate make au affidavit contradiction Of statement
which made Surely this man en1anshns himself IN snae
Dr. Ssems reputation well established BY bis in The
treatment q hernia to be ells. sa1ed OF injured G zoe Pos or
appliances bat With hs erect and noslF dsIened
GIason !. also made adayt from Dr
20 Dr. March some & 10 Isa's ee s '1s 3 TSS 9 1s
date from period long since them Does he not credit the progress Of
Dr. received higher commentator than sescs
Valentine Mott and that long since the tine Of hs cer
Dr. Marsh which abmergs the former Marsh Aad places his
Here Is the opinion Of Dr. v Mott fOrcby expressed urgrg
patient to secure d. ShemAn appliance a. M would give MN Tue feAe
DR. VALENTINE MoTTs oPiSios oF DR. saERNAss SyESIGS 81
DEAR Just witnessed the application o Mr. sheman
Hern device pleased with H. indeed know Of nothing
,on S S % on s% ard procure one il viii doubtless fo vc The re-
bs m Up much ns,s eeTes and very ,S eaSs Hernia You vii
had him a the Nicholas Hotel, Yours, Sc, -
VALENTINE MOTT.
To James T. Smith esq -
As further evidence % the SUI erory Of this appliance may
late the following incident:
recently pr commented The superior advantages Of Dr.
Sbermans appliances the Bellevue Hospital applied and
by MIR George Hodges patient Of Dr. Shemans whom he had
there Tor that Before Tie and Students
% had cone together Nj Hodges Dr. Sayre Illus
ate peculiar construction Of Dr. ShermAns Hcrn a
pauces oahOte explained 10 them is striking advantages over
snV This done favor to Dr. Sherman,
the motives that actuas Dr. Sayre IN all matters pe
.anpg surgical and the good Of suffering humanity
from letter recently received nom Southport Conne
cut, as lollows. c.-,e zoe,
DR.. SHERMAN Dfar SIR In lo43 uptnrei az sea in
my right side since That date nave tien All t
Tia. could find in this country aad IN England and In
I have tried 10 home various tfusses,
among Marshs Radical Truss which IN my opiniop
n radical habHa which opinion expressed " Msh yeaIs A2@ ~
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
AsI,rtc MAnKRrs

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Paris bank months ~ rarcsi on Hong hong
hsnk demand ~ per discount Mexican dollars iaes
7f5O p-r 800 Imports-Drl, 4~1'3 taesi nheeung,,
2ua fill ta-.: Jean. J5Oa1t0 taea EHports-Blaek (
Tea-Congu prices irregular, declined taes per pcuL
The BHts orsad rapidly 10 market "feen
py.ur be-. fr Kngh market m previous rs'es
Green TeF Cf end Twsnfa Kinds are coming tue rA' JOY
bose II
b.. not - besuu. fr Pusuey, 4J $3.50 loi fNhoNs
H1f0< 81 stock hsHi ~ All hns; 3"p haH
- m settlement. 5It Of Juy 900 bales and % ia ~
0n Thrr hs 81 3G 10 nes for a kuis The quota
tots 3 Taie ts ana Hpi No Banking IssaAm
ts4s tatO LAbi from tOJf0l0n bales Fsg 40 more
. Tor . csrsE berth for Loulohi Tales nave
s.as & i's
YKoH,NA Aur ~ Thsrs demand for American drills Gray
Srgs - o. Skiae total export, during the season
Amounted 10 r,als value u which f7JOOO The
qcoittors
uft haa.ei lusle,s has been done tn SIk Worm
cari M.1ar ~ ~ - & Common, Soc TO 81 ~
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fauecrrf oadng Tea for Nrwhnrk ~
change oai0s . Nesiork II per cent discount
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
Another Great Cure of Consumption by
DIR. SCHEN CK'S AIEDICINE

NEWlOKE, Nor. n. lbos
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bad distressing cough for four during which time she bd
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she grew confined her bed and the physicians
all hopes getting WE'LL medicine used Afforded no ease
At that time by her that she in the sgs
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could not live much His advice for her sous
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through your wehrOwn Rprometr the result being promise
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My only anxiety 10 make her experience others
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full privilege to publish this Most respectfully.
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Patients can Schenck professionally at bis rooms No u
Bondst TUESDAY Sept 20 from 70 p As
advice free charge thorough EXAMINATION Of the Lungs with
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New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
EMBERs OF THE REBELLION IN KENTUCKY


LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.-On Thursday last,
United States Marshal Merriweaher, accompanied by
so United states soldiers under command Of Lieut. Drury
started from Louisville to protect the Marshal and bis
deputies in the execution OF processes in Nelson and La
rue Counties Arriving at Howards Mills the soldiers
went into camp Mr.. Howard who resides at the Mills,
invited Marshal MerrIweather to his house 10
supper He accepted the invitation but had not finished
his supper before three men entered the house with ps
tolls hand and demanded his surrender Being uDarmed
he complied. They then took him toward the woods,
threatening to make short work OF him when they got
there Mr. Howard however. overlook the party
and told them that they should not hurt the
Marshal. Mr.. Howard then accompanied the
Marshal TO camp, where the soldiers were; after
arrestng Charles Howard Mr.. Holt aud Joseph Maho-
ney, they returned to Louisville. There Is, beyond
doubt. an organization in Nelson, Larue and Marion
Counties prevent the execution Of any process from
the United States Courts.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
BASEBALL.

The Mutual Club of this city will play the
Athletics at Philadelphia today.
THE Atlantic and Eckford Clubs play to-
the Union grounds. This is the first game OF
new series.
The return game between the compOsitOrs
OF THE TRIBUNE aud World took place Saturday after
noon. and resulted another.splendid victory for THE
TRIBUNE, by a score OF rs to 35
Messrs. Chapman, Henry, and Hamilton, on
the part of the Atlantic Base Ball Club, have published
challenge to the All England Eleven Crcketers There
is every probability Of its acceptance, and October will
be the month Of play.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
POLITICAL coLLsIoN-FATAL SHOOTING.

GREENCAsTLE, Sept. 2O.--Last night the
Democrats held meeting at Greencastle, and on the
night the Republicans held meeting at Waynes-
boro in Franklin County. While some OF the people
returning the meeting at Waynesboro they en-
cOuntered twelve from the Greencaste meet
ing. who. they passed along struck at the lighted
torches carried by the former, and acted In
such manner TO lead some OF the
WaynesbOrough party TO fear that they might be injured
The Greencastle finally made attack upon four
young in carriage, and George Benner, one OF the
four. discharged his pistol and killed young man named
LeckrOn who resided near INTERCHANGEABLE tins county
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
MARRIED..

BOLTON-BOIToN- wednesday. Sept at the T. Church,
Eorrt Flats, Robert H. Bol
ton 20 La,ira ~ Bo.ton both Of BrouIdae-
PARRSH-MOTTA the United States Legation Paris on Thursday
80 b, bs Rev Dr. Robnon of American Chapel Joseph
Psuh Isabel r. daughter Of ThoA Mott al o PHILADELPHIA Pa
PINE-NbvLLEAt Neshursh T. on saturday August p by The
Re- " 4 Srroe Dr y CsA Lonsa, eldest daughter
oftte late Thomas H. Neville esq both oi hs city Of fNerioL
ROnP-At Porhesisr TUESDAY Sept Is. bT the
a. pr Ga.slr Pastor Episcopal thurch Mr. Wm Vs.
S Al 10 Mis- Nsle A daughter Of Nj Henry 2. Roof all Of this
rtr Cards. cakr. aud music by the base drum band.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
DELAWARE.

CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW IN WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON Sept. 16.-The Republicans of
Newcastle County held grand meeting to-day at
Moore's Woods. Chsuncey NJ. Depew spoke with eo-
quence and power for two hours. To night immense
aud enthua audience in this city was addressed by
Mr. Depew the Hon. a. W. Tenney, and Gen. Torbert,
whose Nomination for Congress is received with enthu
siasIn,