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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-20

Bsg- Again the earth is clothed in its
mantle of purity. Once more we must
bow to the stern ruler of the vernal year,
winter into winter has flashed again
How long does it seem since last winter?
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! AT recent election in Prague, speak
err, in proposing the candidate of the b.
hemian Central Committee, concluded as
follows: Now, every one of you take a
ballot aud a shilling. Those who are in
favor of B. will put their ballots in the
box, those who are opposed will put in
the shilling" Result-unanimous e.ec-
ton of b
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THE DIFFERENcE.-Se ymour's own town
the town of Deerfield went against him
by majority of one; though it was pre-
viously Democratic. Grants own town
the town of Galena--was carried for Grant
though it was previously Democratic
Washington Chronicle.
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"T6E LAST LEAF."-See supplement
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sw Elegant visiting cards, business
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EXHIBITION Good Templars are
talking of an Exhibition-whether public
or private we are not informed. Due no
tice will be given. They have the talent
to make it a success.
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az The American people got tired of
Seymour and Blair's palaver. Yesterday
they said to them, as the Irish Justice
said to his loquacious prisoner We
want nothing from you but silence, and
darn little Of thQtr'-E1.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-20

C,TATE OF WISCONSIN,. In Probate
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of the minor heirs
of Dacid Williams deceased.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of order of license made in said mat
ter on the 10th dav of November A. d. 1865 by the
county court in said county, the undersigned. guar
dian of said minor heirs will on the 18th day of
Decemb Der A d 1868 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, at .he front door of the court-house in
the village of Dodgevle in the county of Iowa
aforesaid offer for sale at public vendue the follow
inr described lands to-wit: Lot number five (5) in
block number seven ~ in the town of Dodgeville,
and bounded as follows to-wit: commencing at the
south of said lot, running thence north
with Blacks line hundred and fifty $50 feet ;
thence west fifty-fve 1857 ieet to Wilson'S Lines
thence south hundred and fifty $50 thence
east iftyfive (55) feet to place of beginning,
ccrding to Judson's plat of Jenkins addition to the
village of Dodgevie. Also lots numbered three
ard four 6 & ~ in block number four a. in Blacks
addition the village of Dodgevlle all in the
~ of Iowa. in the state of Wisconsin. The terms
If sale will be made known at the time and place
Of SALE
Dated November 10Th, 1868.
ANN WILLIAMS,
Guardian of the minor heirs OF David Williams decd
REESE & MULKs, Att'ys for Guardian.-nl0w3
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The nnm5ers above Indicate the length of the Files
in inches. Thus, No. ~ is ~ inches long No. IL
is Ii inches long; No 25 is % inches long, the size
necessary file the CHRONICLE. We will send them
free # postage any address receipt of price,ol
they be had on application at the
CHRONICLE OFFICE.
Dodgeville November Goth, 1S6S-nl0tf
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~ See several new advertisements.

RENOVATED recitation room in
tM TORN hall has been nicely mopped and
papered, and looks cosy. Wish we could
90 to school.
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ITO MILLERs.-we offer for sale new

~ y. "
Grist NIL pithin epsy distance of market. and
l. in good wheal gro,cing district, and is in fact,
ono Of ire best Locotons for MIL in The wet With II
is s0'dcres i land The Cater eTer is ample being IL
feet head 10 aas ttoo Of stones. and is 80 horse
po11er The DboIe sciHb snld cheop or onetnT IN
sres oiH he sod In either part of The purchase
money may retained and secured The property IL
lie perfect FIR further plrticaL0rs apply to
E. r. e W. j. UPHGGLEsWORTH,
REM Es;Gte Agents.
Dodgertls. SEP. I'd. 1ees-ia25
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ng- Messrs. Field, Hazleton and Beadle
are the new proprietors of the Boscobel
Appeal
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FOR SALE.

We have for sale at bargain. so of land, sit
usted about ten miles north ofthe village Of Dodge
ville One forty first class timber, the other good
ploug liable land well wafered by spring. Title per
feet, price low, and terms easy. Apply to
n39tf L. t. &. W. J. WRIGGLES WORTH.
Docgsyille, June lob. 1859.
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Administrators Sale.

s z County mi of 1ff Iowa IS. Iowa Co, Court
In the matter of the estate of John Elan, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, adj
ministrator Of the estate eff John Elan, deceased.
will sell at public vendue the highest bidder on
the premises of the late Johu Elam about three and
a-haf miles north of the village of Dodgevlle, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4rH 1868,
the following described personal property 80 HEAD
OF SPLENDID CATTLE, consisting of working cattle,
steers and cows, and young cattle; 30 TONS or HAY
264 BUSHELS OF WHEAT; 1874 BUSHELS OF CATS; and
SEVEN OR EIGHT ACRES OF COIN.
TERMS-made known at time and place of sale.
JOSEPH ELAN,
Administrator.
DodgevlIe, Nov. 16, 186S.-10w2
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FOR SALE.
nIAKEN UP by the subscriber, residing

mAkEN UP by the subscriber, residing
L six miles northwest of Dodgeyille, m the road
\ to James mill, on or about the llth of Noyem-
her, light red steer, with brinde streaks, about
three years old last spring-no artificial marka TO
be The owner will please call, prove property,
psy charges and take il away.
Nov H. ls6S.-9w4 RICHARD RUNDALL.
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MASONIC.

noDGEvILLE LODGE, No. 1l9 +. & A. M. hold
- their Regular Communications on the LIST and
RICHARD PRIDEAUx, W. NJ.
ORvuLE STRONG, Sec'y.
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a T. SMITH M ID.

V,HYsIcIAN AND SURGEON, Dodgevilie, Iowa
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at " o'clock, for the purpose Of re-organi-
zing and making necessary arrangements
for the winter campaign. A general invi-
tation is extended to all who wish to be-
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friends of education and improvement gen.
orally. WIN. HENDY, President.
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ATTENTION THE officers and members
of the Dodgeville Literary Association are
requested to meet at the courthouse on
IVe1nesI0n EDeu;0g merit
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HENDY, THOMAS & CO.,
GENERAL DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FAM
VI CIV dry goods, groceries, crockery, hardware,
-oady- ade clothing, yankee notions, ETC., ETC. AT
their store in Dodgeville they at all times pre-
pared to attend to the wishes Of customers. Ally
SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.
D0DGEyILLE, WIS
Collects back pay fer discharged Soldiers Bounty
Nonr' and back pay for heirs Of deceased Soldiers
Pension certificates procured Bounty claims settled
at prices established by Law.
nlgeU SAMUEL W. REESE, ATTY
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NhW ADVER IIoDI4 I'm l.

"AKEN UP By the subscriber resid
ing in the town Of Linden near Laxey, Two
= red and white late last spring calves more
white than red The is requested TO call,
JAMES SKILLIC0RN
November 10 1860
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DODGEvILL LODGE, No 147, meets in Odd Fel-
~ lows Hall, first building south of Court House
every Saturdayat u O'clock Members visiting the
village invited 70 attend.
IOWA ENCAMPMENT No Of I. o. O. +, meets in
4 Odd Fellows Hall, first building south OF the
Court House every I'd and 18th Friday evening.
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g. w. ROBERTS.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4rH, Isl
Final Settlement.

Dodgeville, Nov. 1e, 1S6S.-1ow2
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
EW-YORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY |, 1865.

by Victor Hugo The Fanager Of the odeon had GS made
ali his preparations give Ruy Bias which & Is now
tatons Of Herman went on with great pron 10 inc
ury OF the theater till about fortnight ago. "hs @ ty
suddenly came 10 a stop. There pretense OF law III
theso arbitrary acts Of the administration There appa
reny belief in the ministerial mlnd that my nerP
the cause Of order They not novel in their ku puI
their degree and unreasoned ftfulness oil late tny
dcate on the part Of the authorities an unusual
which OF think is likely to beget what u leas
La Lferte OF Yesterday translates in full MT Bancroft
letter TO Mr. Seward Of Dec not so much in acceptance
Of Minister'S highly enogsuc account ol t,e Inv NV
strength and freedom Of Prussia with what lack there Is
Of those elements Of national life In France 49,, ,,N
thaw II let's the and other classes OF out
odoor workers back Ia labor and wages ana the sbSeI
erng poor to sleep without freezing The Emperor has
ordered large release Of their bits of bedding, aud
clothing, and furniture from me hon aS rec n ne is
purse Four hundred thousand francs have been voted
to help check death by starvation among the Algcflne
Hnd n ah& drcc cSary for some OF the urng who
and work throughout France We hear OF no dls
tress SO horrible az what exists in London and hope
it does not exist. We know that freedom TO publish de-
tails OF 1t and comments on H. rs Engsh newspapers 40
does not exist in France 1t Is certain that hunger is
great in this country probably excessive III
Austrian and Prussian Poland, Eastern Prussia and
The Rev. Athanase Coquerel died last Friday. Elias
Regnault, known by his Histore de I Aus continue.
on Of Louis Bancs HistOre de Dir Aus, died last week
In state bordering destuton. An upright. stcrnly
princpled man, mis- poverty came largely from his
and political writing is rather limited IN this country
According to the very last accounts but One Pat Ia 10
marry the Marquis de CauX but also engaged for one
years the directors Of the Italian opera here
and ST. Petersburg Her bargain with the Russiannana-
ger said 10 be 5000 francs night Whether the Marquis
is To dance attendance all these years while the Patti
sings, whether she Is TO sing after marriage. and
whether in that tHhe, the Marquis VIII still dance, this
correspondent is not informed The last question Is
grave one for the Marquis dc Caux beside being groom
of the Emperor, is Mighty dancer before the world He
hath very great reputation as leader OF the coon at
the court aud other balls in the higher spheres.
The late Emperor MaXimians body has reached
Trieste and he to have very fine funeral ceremonies to-
Banker Jeckcr is hanging IN state OF suspense about
the Corps Legislatif, trying 10 get some claims
allowed He must be pleasing reminiscence TO VI.
Rouher and the members OF the majority.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
EUROPE.
ITALY.

AN ITALIAN EXPEDITION TO SOUTH AMERICA.
ATLANTIC IuKGRGTB ~ Y
LONDON, Jan. H.-Dispatchcs received frjn Flor
ence last night alege that the Italian Government IS
about to send out naval expedition to the Rio de Ia
Plata, South America. Nothing is known as to the
causes or the object of this movement. Prime
Minister Menabrea, when inteETogated on the sub
ject declined to give any explanation 1t is further
more reported that an Italian feet is now lying IN
the Bay of Naples which is preparing to sail LOT
South America.
NAPLES, Jan. Sl-Evening.-The Italian fleet now
in this harbor which has been getting ready Tor sea-
has received orders to sail forthwith Tor the Mo
Parana. Paraguay All information in regard to the
expedition is vigorously withheld by the Government
and the naval officials; its destination only is known
A HoAX-NO CAvING IN OF vEsUvIUs.
LONDON, Jan 31.-Dispatches were received at this
bureau several days ago, giving an account of the
caving in of the earth the side of Mount Vesuvius
whereby lives were lost and houses swallowed up
No such disaster has occurred.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
PAINFUL ACCIDENT on THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD
BI rEIreRAPB TO THB TEiBrSE.

y
HARRISBURG, Jan. 31.-A shocking accident,
by which one woman was killed aud many passcn-
gers were injured occurred three quarters of mile
east of Mill Creek Oh the Pennsylvania Railroad, at
about o'clock this morning. The fast train which
left Pittsburgh at 72O Thursday evening for Phil
adelphia was thrown from the track by broken
rail- and three Of the precpltated over
nm embankment. Two Of the vehicles were sleeping
cars. and one of these was bound TO NewYork. The
New York car took fire at the base OF the embank-
ment. and the flames communicated to the other
sleeping car, and thence to another passenger car
The three were consumed. The passengers, except
ing Mrs Anna Duggen, of Pittsburgh, who was killed
and burned in the wreck, escaped with trivial burns
and contusons Their names and injuries are as fol-
lows: Patrick Duggen, husband of Anna Duegen
face and hands buTned Mrs George Adams, West Phla
delpha j. Mansen of Indiana Mrs Mary Grouse Of Kan
sas Herbert MorresoD jr. OF Philadelphia william H.
Powell, New Jersey Vim. dangerous OF Philadelphia W.
Wicket Of New-York l.. Chase. Michigan, Mrs Cen Rod
man and daughter OF Illinois, ]. Busser, Pennsylvnnla
slightly injured by burns and cOntusons Dr. Rutherford
and the railway companys surgeons attended TO the
wounded Mrs. Duggen's body could not be extracted
from the wreck until after the cars had been burned
Her husband and brother their way 10 California
nv way OF New York. The train was thirty minutes De-
hind time but running moderate speed the conductor
having been instructed the station which he had just
nassed not TO attempt make up time The rail Is sup
posed 10 been broken by the OcOmotlye Inc Whoie
road had been carefully watched by patroImen day ana
night and no broken rail discovered before TIE acc
dent The train contained CO passengers
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
OTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

One of the cars of the 9:10 New brunswick
train from Newark yesterday morning, was thrown on
The track between unOnown and Mctuchen by the break
ing OF u wheel No other damage
A brakeman on q Newark hOrse-car was Sc
yerelv Injured Yesterday by the breaking OF ratchet
and detaching Of the wheree. The horses started on
anJ the driver holding on drawn over the front OF
The car and although he extricated himself from the
heeis the weight Of the broke his shouderblad
Three cars of the Chicago and Great Eastern
,o, nress we're thrown off by broken rail the
New Abany and Salem crossing about 10 miles from
Chicago att o'clock on Thursday morning but nobody
was seriously injured.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
CHINA.

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN RUSSIA AND CHINA.
LONDON, Jan. 3l-Dr. Arminius Vamb6ry, the
well-knowp traveller in Central ASIA has written a
letter to The London Tines in which he proves the
absurdity of the reports that the Chinese Govern
ment is preparing hostile movement against the
Russians on the borders OF the Empire
New-York tribune., 1868-02-01
vINcouyER's ISLAND AND ANNEXATION TO
CANADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.-h tlct0rla wan
conver Island) teegfaphic dispatch says that public
meeting was held the 18th inst TO discuss the exped
ency Of the Colony applying for admission INTO the Do
toD and declaring that overland wagonroad to con-
meet Victoria with the Dominion OF oanada Is essential
and committee appointed to wait apon the Gov
ernor and ascertain the progress mnae' ana 70 take
with Canada