Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-27

talns the following novel marriage notice
"Notice -Sezar Carter will be married at
Millers hall, Nov. 25th, 1868, at Z o'c p IN.
Admittance to the hall so cts. A. good
time expected Come one, come all.
'' "SEAzAR CARTER" ,
The proprietor of saloon in Cincin-
nati has IN his possession the first green
back issued by the Government. tits No.
/, A series, signed in Chase's own hand.
ana IS in good state of preservation. ri
was received the other day in payment for
goods by a merchant in that city. n
COLONEL BADEAU, of General Grants
staff, is described as medium-sized gem
tleman, with q fresh Arglo-Saxon face,
close-trimmed whiskers, blue eyes, an ex-
cellent SCI. Of teeth, and al irreproachable
manner of dressing. He is a very modest,
platn-spoken gentleman and (s2ite sociable
in his manner. NV f'ta;i
To FIND one who has passed through
life without sorrow, you must find one
who. is Incapable of love or hatred, of hope
or fear-one who hath no memory of the
past, no thought of the future; one who
has no sympathy with humanity and no
feeling in common with the rest of man
kind. Hl~ Ia6 & Do
A WOMAN in Raymond, N. H., who was
mindful OF the old adage, that cit takes
bushel of corn to fatten hogs tail" ac-
tually cut off the tail of her hog as mat
ter of economy. She was somewhat sur
prised on going to the sty in couple of
hours to find the porker dead from bleed
ing. - PCT
A CORRESPONDENT of the Maine Farnae1.
says: !" Many housewife may be glad to
know, when she has piece of fresh meat
she wishes to keep a few days, that it can
be successfully done by placing it in dish
and covering it with milk Sour milk or
buttermilk will do as well. I have prac-
ticed the plan for years"
Mr.. HOLE IN:THE-DAY, who recently
died, was wealthy Indian. His estate is
said to be worth $2,000,000, yet his wife,
who was formerly Washington hotel
waiter, and who won the heart of the red
man in visit to the capital two years ago,
is now in search of employment at Mime
apolis. In due time she will receive the
bulk of his property.
a UTICA clergyman cherishes the opin-
ion lnat enough breath has been expended
on political subjects, during the last cam
paign, to watt fleet around the world.
The ink that has been used would make
good sized lake, and the paper, if collect
ed and set on fire, would make O. bonfire
that would be visible over half CONT
nent. |' lo
MONEY" says The Nation, els rapidly
growing to be our solitary social test; at
once the cornerstone and coping of that
gorgeous edifice which is lnown as our
best society. We do not at all inquire
whether a man or woman is Virtuous, or
cultivated, in order to admit them to the
sacred circles of our elite, but only if they
are rich"
AN old unloved deacon in his last hours
was visited by neighbor, who said:
E" Well, deacon, hope you feel resigned in
going ?" "Y-e-e-s," said the deacon, at
Il think II Jam resigned" "Well,"
said the other, az thought it might be
consoling to you to know that all the
neighbors are resigned also"
A CALIFORNIAN, anxious to get rid of
his wife, bought two tickets for New
York, got his wife and family traps on
the steamer, and, just as the last bell rang,
ran ashore, in hopes the boat would leave
before his wife could observe his absence.
She was too sharp, however, and came
ashore herself The result is an unpleas-
antness and the loss of passage money.
SOME years ago little Scotch boy was
taken in at the Protestant orphan asylum
Of Milwaukee, and taken care of for three
years. Then home was found for the
boy in the country, and hewas sent away.
The authorities have lately been notified
hat the boy has inherited a handsome
fortune, and he has been sent for, and
will go to his native land to be well pro-
vided for in life.
THE question, "Snall we ever learn TO
1y 2" according to a statement of Rus
Iian journalist, is about to be solved. In
! letter addressed to the Lemberg SZ00o, he
the invention of machine for
navigating the air. The motive power is
steam, and the inventor estimates the at
ainable speed at eighty miles per hour.
Patents have been granted him by several
European governments.
A SOLAR cell pse will occur on the 7th of
next August, which will be total in Iowa,
between 4 and o'clock in the
afternoon, and then the total obscuration
will follow line through Central Illi-
lois, :outheasterly, reaching the Atlantic
coast in North Carolina about two hours
ater. The eclipse will be partial in the
)ther States, and is the third total one of
my extent in this country during the CEN
.ury.
A ROMANTIC pair in Pennsylvania are
blessed with number of daughters. The
eldest was called Caroline, the second
the third Eve-line, the fourth
Ange-line, when 10 the fifth made its ap-
pearance, and no name could be found
with the desired termination. Deter
mined, however, to Eight it out in that
line if it took all summer" the parents at
ength pounced upon name very popular
IN their neighborhood, and forthwith the
baby was called Crino-line.