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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-23
The Battle Fought ana Won.

THE Presidential battle was fought and
won on Tuesday. The verdict of the jury
of the people was rendered: Grant for
President and Colfax for Vice-President,
for four or eight years from the 4th
of March next. The election on the
Sd of November will be merely formal
entering up of the October verdict on the
records, so to speak. All the efforts put
forth and all the money spent by the
Copperheads ON the November election
will be the result of pure desperation, and
for the purpose of aging game. We can
now predict with almost absolute certain
ty what States Grant will carry, beyond
doubt, viz: Maine, Massachusetts, Yer
mont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
Pennsylvania Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Tennessee,
North Carolina, West Virginia, South
Carolina, Louisiana, and Florida. Total,
203 Electoral votes.
Now, give the Democrats every State
which they dare to ask, and have the
faintest shadow Of hope of winning, as
follows: New York, New Jersey, Con
necticut, Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky,
Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, California,
Oregon and Nevada. Total, IA Electoral
votes:
Grant-22 States certain ........... 1903 votes.
Seymour-12 States uncertain. ..........1 .11f .
General Grants majority. y............. So
The election of Grant cannot be
jeopardized even if the unorganized States
of Virginia, Mississippi and Texas shall
vote contrary to law. They would have
only twenty-five votes, which, if given to
Seymour, leaves Grant still ahead Sirty-
Seeen Electors.
When the immense moral influence of
Tuesdays election on the other States is
taken into account, who supposes that
Seymour will carry California or Nevada,
New York or Connecticut? The fight in
New York will be conducted by the Cop
perheads for the sake of their State and
local tickets alone. Henceforth Seymour
and Blair will be at q discount. They
will have no future patronage to distribute,
no offices Of honor or profit at their dis.
posal, and there will be none so poor as
to do them reverence. The Grant and
Colfax tide win rise higher each day, and
the confidence of their supporters grow
stronger until the close Of the polls. The
Presidential election was decided on
Tuesday.
The twins are born, and theiI names
are Ulysses and Schuyler The mother ia
as comfortable as could be expected. The
daddy, old Uncle Sam, is as happy as a
clam at high tide Csicago 1Ti6u7sg, 18Th.
, i4 -------~s-s- -s----------- M +.
j. "A. T. Stewart purposes erecting an
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-23

"A beggar who vas in the habit of sit
ting on one of the London bridges, accom-
panied by dog with placard inscribed
F' Blind" attached to his neck, was for
tunate enough to awaken the charitable
sympathies of a gentleman, who, every
morning when he passed the mendicant,
dropped penny into his hat. One day
the usual donation was omitted, and the
supposed blind man ran after his benefac-
tor as fast as his crutches would permit,
and boldly asked why the usual penny
had not been forthcoming, "Why,
thought you were blindl" exclaimed the
man of charity, amazed. No sir it is
not /" replied the beggar, " it is the dog"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-23

Some New York traders have placards
in their windows saying, Here we speak
German" "Here we speak French" etc,
upon which a Bowery retailer has i'm
proved by hanging ont sign, "Here we
speak-the truth
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-23

Spain at this moment possesses no less
than 500 converts, with $4,000 nuns. There
are fifty-five bishops, $500 canons and alb
bots, 1900 regular priests" $4,000 Wears
Sc. The budget for the Church is twice
as high in Spain as in France.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-23

AT an agricultural dinner in England,
a gentleman rose to reply to the toast of
THE Ladies" when from the ladies' gal
lery came voice: Sit down, sir I" He
did SO with thump, whereupon strong
minded matron rose and berated the men
for eating themselves, while the ladies
looked on with fearful eyes and hungry
mouths
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-10-23

4 "A r Stewart purposes erecting an
imrnense block in New York, divided into
family apartments, to be offered as houses,
rent free, for the families Of ruined mer-
chants. twill cost a million ofdollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-08
Banking.
Savings Bank
con. rIrrn = MAIN srs.,
Capital 500 OO0.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GTyENTo coL-
~ LIZ lTIoss.
snd void
~ Home sad Foreign Exchsngs is Sums to ssst.
s4sssts and ceaais wsrraats bought sEd sod ~
best rates.
Hs-fntessss allowed % Time Deposits
~ pen frpm S'siock 4. NJ, 10 sp. N. and also on
Saturday sffom 81 % sorlcce.
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were dull ana steady. At the open board at one
O'Clock the market was strong and moderately sc-
tive and Erie advanced 10 6OK. New York Central 70
127T and Reading to o3X. At the second regular
board the tendency or prices was upward, but the
volume Of business was rather light and on the call
Reading closed Y higher than at the arst regular
board, Michigan Southern y, Northwestern preferred
~, North Carolina skies, OK coupon, n and new
issue IN. while Cleveland and Pittsburg, ex div,
was lower and Rock Island x. Government secu-
rites we've dull and In some instances fraction
lower At the open board at halfpast three the mar
ket continued strong and New York Central ad-
vanced to 1854, Northwestern SS do. preferred sSx
Reading 947s, Rock Island 1929, Fort Wayne l09H
and Pacific Mail llozs. Subsequently the market
remained firm but quiet, and at the close at six
O'Clock the subjoined quotations were CURRENT
New York Genital, l2s 12s,I; Erie, 6OX 81; Hud-
son River, 1891 141; Reading 94a. q a4A; Michi-
gan Southern, S43S 84ss; Cleveland and Pittsburg
S5s4 SO. ex dividend; Rock Island, 1921 Q 102h;
Northwestern, $50 a ss1l; Northwestern preferred,
$50 so; Fort Wayne, 1921 1O91s; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi 1871 20; Pacific Mail, 110x Ill; MARI
posa preferred. TX a Tx.
The foreign exchange market showed diminished
frmness, and at the close bankers bills on England
at sixty days, were quoted at 1Os. yOSs; at three
days, 1857 109k; commercial bills los 1857.
Bankers bills on Paris, at sixty days. 5.22,l $40.
The following table shows the extreme range OF
the market for the leading railway ana other State
stocks in 1865 and 1901
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26

market for spring wheat ruled and rm under
liverpool reported By the Atlantic cable strengthen
aS as ss
little effect ne market the last s.s Of No spring being
& f 9ss is's' "s :s.n ss'os ns
81 ns1Saos for 'e White
And sS sa for w6se CsiSrpis. 6orn dun and lower
y, ss;s sss'ssss
sales 10000 bushels 7c. 7sc. Bye, barley and malt
FREaHrs.-Ths market tolersbly active
S per sva. s @
1 II sad ECO r sa.ss: Tas 4 s
ana p; ssoS do: xSss' 1s$: ciS.s SS
Antwerp Lssana iogwood s5s 70 Glasgow p 500
DaasS brig Bahia scs bss icar al 1900 bb
petroleum from fhadelha Bremen 4 B5i g
British bark seS ssis ps,rslsa isA from PhlaaspSs
G5s for 3, r. Sd I ss Zach a S es
tSn for three voyages 70 Cuba and back sugs at & per
aud $ .p Ta
ersl cargo on private private terms ,.
the prices gEeyOy the sales being 800
increasing Sales 900 bbs No: shore bay SIS S2a
sri So medium do $40. of smoked herrl1s there
sales Of boxes at 4c So d Sr sealed and sac for No
cod were held Al IS and picked paddock at IS.
n
29Ac Bags were dull and nominal at lS1ic 1sac.
HoPs moderate demand, but steady at I5c CSC.
for 1868 crop, zoe. for 1867 crop loc and &c for
foreign.
HEMp-Manila quiet, but firm, at l2c, gold. Jute
steady at She a &C., gold.
HIDEs-The market for all kinds quiet and prices
were rather IN favor Of the pgrehaser Sales 1900 Central
American % bs at lc gold 500 Tampico and 100 city
slaughter, Is lbs. on private terms.
HoSEy.There were sales OF ls3 hhds Cuban private
terms.
from The market for Scotch pig moderately active
and previous prices prevailed There sales of 10
Egltnon at $f2 4 $50 do Glengarnock at $fS 4S So
100 do do to arrive at Sab 100 do. Carnbroe S and 80
do Coitness to arrive, at AS 80 American quiet but
unchanged in value Sales 100 tons No $45 80. We
quote No. |, SAL S42 so; No $50 1888; forge, $50
1884, OF wrought scrap 200 tons sold private
OF old rails 200 double headed and bridge disposed
Of on private terms We quote American, $50 ISL;
English $5l $50, gold
NDIGo.-There were small sales to iobbers within the
OF the following Observation-Disclosures soc. 81 10;
Manila, 7oc 95c.; Guatemala, 81 10 81 AS Bengal,
81 10 ~ Gall gold.
LEAD. Ordinary foregn quiet but firm at So 40, gold
The stock ia considerably reduced.
LEATuER-Hemlock sole moderately active at una
tered prices the demand being principally for spready good
grain, common hide leather The receipts fair and IN
of the Sales while the stock is well assorted except
for light Orinoco damaged. Oak unchanged. We
quote
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

70 No: E,d, inclusive, each: ssOs
$500 inclusive ::,'s siss
80 ascc inclusive, v r.".-,'o ~ .D 500
10 500 inclusive, 800
q No. $780, inclusive each 500
APPROXIMATIONS to the second $1,000 Prize-From No.
1c,22l TO No. $780, inclusive, each. $500
Price paid in gold Information furnished. The hghea
rstss paid for Douboons all kinds Of Gold Silver
TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers, Is Wall street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26
BR0OKLYN NTELLIGENOE.

THE REGENT BURGLARY In HOWARD STREET
Alexander Guttman was committed to jail until
Thursday next, by Justice Buckley, yesterday, on a
charge OF having stolen the silks and velvets from
the importing house OF Godone Dietz, Nos. so and
so Howard street, New York. The Baere Brothers,
dry goods dealers In Fulton street, Brooklyn, are
awaiting trial for receiving the goods.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bandendistel was placed on
trial in the Court of Sessions Yesterday for the killing
OF THOMAS Cunningham ON the 29th Of August The
prisoner II VIII be remembered, had an alteration
with the deceased in Atlantic street. when he stabbed
him with pocket knife in the head. DR.. A. w.
shepard testified to having made the post mortem
examination, and found o wound on the he ad OF the
deceased penetrating the skull. The case was adj
journed until TODAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26
NEW JERSEY.


A DENSE Foo overspresd the North river last even
ing Tor some hours commencing al halEpast seven
SHOCKING DEATH ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.-At
nine O'Clock yesterday forenoon q man named
Thomas Ring was run over at the Prospect street
crossing OF the Erie Railroad by the Middetown way
train Ills mead was entirely severed from his body.
Deceased was twenty-seven years OF age and was
married: coroner Warren will hold an inquest next
wednesday evening.
Newark.
HONoRs TO NEwBURG FIREMBN.-COlumbia Hose
Company, OF the Newburg Fire Department, visited
this city Yesterday and were the guests OF the
Newark Fire Department. With the neatly uni
formed Newburgers came their chief gneer. G. M.
Leonard, ana company officers Hugh McBurney,
foreman, ana Hugh Hays, assistant foreman. After
dong the grand rounds Of the city they will return
to- day.
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MoLAssRs.-The amount OF business done light, but
prices firm at quotations suboned The sales
about 800 hhds Cienfuegos private terms by auction 1879
hhds Porto Rico at 6Oc Csc. We qote Cuba centrifugal
and mixed, 32c 3sc do cayed 4oc 42c do muscovao,
refining grades 4sc. 4sc do. do, grocery grades 45c.
$780,; Porto Rico, 4sc sSc English islands, 42c. Sc.
NAVAL STOHES.-Crude turpentine dull and nominal
at ~; spirits urpentine dull and heavy, closing at
axe. 45}4c for msrehanabe and shipping, lots. The
The business in rosin only moderate restricted by
the high rates OF freight Prices without alteration,
however Sales 800 bbls. good strained at 81 7a 500
S%S do. al ss SIX 81 So 100 do. No. s - o.
W and 500 do pale on private terms We quote strained
"a SSa 81 Is extra Do 80 81 TO- Tar Was steady al "a for
Wilmington and So % $3 30 for Newbern,
OIL CARE Business restricted by the decline in gold
IS rs g. rates freight We quote Western n0mHA
OIIs.-Lnseed dull and heavy at 81 Oh 81 on in
heard of sales OF olive steady at 50 Bic
az 4Oc., with small sales. City distilled
at which tho last sale was made Crude whale was
~ % was generally asked. Bleached winter whale
ss~Receipts so bbs beef 1872 packages GU.
meats 1913 do and 600 kegs lard The market for pork
moderately active but closed duh and rather lower The
closing about 1928 lO $s4 % 1874 90 prime aud
6 50 S26 rs for prime Live hogs quiet and
1k and at % VIE % So ss@d pn beef
and $50 1874 for extra do sales % bills Beef hams
dull ana nominal mi, At $so SsS derce beef was dull and
1sc for picked shoulders l2c 12c. for dry sailed do.
DO for smoked do isc lsc for picked hams Gle 22c
sales 80 packages Bacon was dull and nominal
Axe 1850. for Cumberland cut, Bic. Ice
The market for lard was without activity and prices were
rather easier The sales about 500 packages 19c
lsc for No. TO prime steamed butter in moderate de-
mand from the local trade and with light receipts prices
higher particularly for the better grades, which
most inquired for Cheese moderately active, gen
orally held at former prices. We quote;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The following sales Of Brooklyn real estate we're
made yesterday By Messrs A. J. Blocker, son
Co.,
rompkins Nv, . story frame house and lot, Bfsn
of Park 169rlOO John Wesfall. $500
houses adjoining above John Gerkn, each <UO
Th Nv and 18th d, ~ lots, oor each 20rO0, o. H.
kmptea NV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26

local monetary afrairs:-
The demand for money is generally light especial
y on mercantile account, but still the banks hold
the relns as close as possible and save where money
Is reserved for moving grain on sight bills, tEey do
not give much satisfaction to borrowers In search Of
accommodations. This cannot be on account OF any
scarcity OF currency for believe all the banks
reasonably well supplied but is due rather to a de-
sire to keep in good shape until after the next quar-
tery reports are made, and at the same time be in
position to encourage any disposition to ship grain
more freely that may be developed in the meantime.
The amount OF currency going to interior is very
small, and nothing to speak OF was received from
New York, and the banks report that they have but
little on the way.
The Panama Railway Company has declared a d.
vidend of six per cent out of the earnings OF the
road for the past three months, which win be paid
on and after October 8, proximo. Transfer hooks
will be closed on the 25th instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26

JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS.
JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
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JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS.
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NO. 81 NASSAU STREET.
NO. " NASSAU STREET.
NO. " NASSAU STREET.
NO. "a NASSAU STREET.
NO. "a NASSAU STREET,
NO. " NASSAU STREET.
NO. ~ NASSAU STREET.
NO. " NASSAU STREET.
NO. " NASSAU srRMr.
NO. " NASSAU srRBEr.
NEW YORK.
REV YORK.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-26
UnIc-pust Two o,CIock n
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


FRIDAY, Sept SIS n.
BIEswAx was quiet, but nrm, closing at l6Sc. &c.
BUILDING MATERIALs-Eastern spruce was moderately
dealt In and steady In value. The 100000
feet at s9 S the latter price choice cargoes La.hs
were moderately active at 80 90 o. Lime steady
81 SO for and % for lump Rosendaie
steady at 81 IS Bricks unchanged We quote Long
Island $40 so; New Jerer % 80 5O Croton, Ss Sas
North river, 90 S12 and Philadelphia 'front.' Sl5 $50
CorTEE-For Rio there was . good demand and prices
very firm. No sales were consummsted, however
Other kinds were dull and unchanged
CANpLEs.Adsmantinc "a o.. quiet bu, mea adv AT
2c DC Sperm were generally quoted &C., and patent
6c.
quotations Sugar Shocks IS inch heads So SO Isl do Is
inch heads 90 S. moasses do. 80 inch heads 50 rs
~ 70 shocks, IS 50; pipe SO so 81; boz DO, $50
hoops, "a feet, $50 SIS; hoops u feet, s4s $50
about former prices. The sales comprising about b.
% ae is5 is i S
200 bales The business M INF. ..sple
to-day moderate but prices were quite steady yese
S Se: sr .nnDDs
and us speculation subjoinsd are the current quota
rs s,ss and s %.",s nd T s.s o, ,.ss:
Gooa ordinary. ...... u y saS
Low mtdding...... y rs
"I ps1@s AND DYns wsr. que. but Without p.rcnss
chang. IN ysus The sales s ton, soda ash At
gold Is drums csustic soda . 4ssc c, gold $50 casks
bleaching powders Ut 4c lsc 500 bcarb.
soda at Go. do: cream tartar, 29c. 2e11c., do.
DYrwoops.-Logwood was very scarce and firm. ia
quoted at f1 30 &1s gold, and Honduras
gold. Lima wood was steady q so $75, gold Cmwood
was quiet but held at 0175, gold.
FLcUR 0RArN.-Recepts $50 bbls -four, 100 bbls
neal 66 bushels wheat 6l00 do. 1915 DATA
malt The demand for State and Western flour
very moderate today bu. the marks. remained firm and
would for export but holders demanded Cali.
fornia remains dull and nominal ~ quotations.
without especial change the lower grades being almost
heavy. Sales $50 bbls Corn meal In light and
heavy 81 quotations. Sales $50 bbs We Quots:-.
no. Stnte.
gupernne STATE TWe III
knVa bale. gW IN
tnoioe ~ ~
auporune ooeorn
hxVe ,st't Nv wv
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,mung, Sussex and Orange county asrics,

PEgEo1rUM Receipts, LBS bills refined, S.6 do crude
the opening ba, heavy at the close al lie The sales
loo bbs at l7c The market for refined exceedingly
and favored the purchaser We quote standard
s2c and 900 do for the frat and last half al sc In pbs
depha the market was dull and entirely nominal S2c.
RIoE.-we heard Of no transactions Of importance. We
qqSs kss2Sn &c % and S cnTens
s "'fs wer Tsf s 81 @ G% re-
iss ~ B;Tosdo:; also iSSsoSs: .iits:
ss ssnp pSm. ,i S esoI. De- far e good
Ike sEe. For,o Rieo~f;S prime refining, iSe
d. S here Wa aT to ssS aSs
ss sis.s AND S yellow nnSs ne l' soft
SAIL was moderately active and price. were steady Re
:;. II i :sa
srrpsC.icnits linseed was dull and unchanged. Clover
but Rough a.n w. "ns s.S ssi ct
sTEAnrsy quiet, bu, without particular change in
value. Sales ls, 600 lbs, .. le1lc. a &c.
soAP.cas,ie was quite, but Grm at ia,Sc II Co gold.
which r.y: assS Of no s % e. G
a. % d. s AND a. English ne DO Plates were
ToBACoooFor Kentucky dull, there being
but little demand and prices we're sssyy The sale. were
held ., full prices. Havana was que, but steady:
lover ssle. son lbs al sic ise Ae''e out shade
wmsKEy-Receipts, 35 bbs The market dun bu,
prices steady There sales OF 100 bbs free al
81 ".
wnALrFoors.-Blesched held at ioSc. a lie. No
transactions reported.
wooI-Thopgh there much activity the rnarbe.
for fleece there during the latter OF week We,
the sales the three days quite
Dealers are the principal buyers manufacturers s, buying
only lots sufficiently large 70 supply their immediate
tics Holders very firm IN their views and could
amount Of wool by accepting OF prices slightly below
oreasing We quote Xxx Ohio at sec 1hc; 52j1c. a
b3c.; No. Mt 51c. 63c No and below at lQc. bOc
TEXAS and California wool the amount Of business doing
moderate, and prices Of all grades are firm Foreign IL
The sales $4,000 lbs neeces At &c &c., including 1000
do No Al Soc 5qlsc I0Ooo do A. 52,sc l2oo To-, ~
axe 5Oc 10000 low % At 4ssc. &c. 1000 western
4Hc CSC, tubbed at b7hc medium Louisiana Mt &c.
y bags. Georgia at &c, $500 lbs unwashed Al
32c 35c 1000 do. State (chiefy heavy al slc,
1000 bury Louisiana, $1,000 No. and Ohio and 10000
nestle combng private TERMS also lbs super pulled
at 4Oc Ec, 900 lbs TEXAS and Mexican Csc 2c 81
bales do At Doc &c., 1900 lbs spring clip SlSc &c.
do fall and spring at 2sc. s6c foreign
1000 lbs unwashed Cordova 20 bales santa Re
10 camss hair private terms
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