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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05


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Stowe a New Chapter of Christian Evidences,
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05

PARLIAMENTARY THoUGHT.-One of
the Windsor election witnesses, says Punch, de-
wanted as an agent, 6 because he looked exactly
like a fool but wasn't one" Curious that many
electors should employ precisely the opposite
rule when selecting the very man wanted as an
NJ. p. 4, st;.s -.r-efr sfS
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YALE has graduated 80 College Presi
dents, 10 Cabinet Ministers, 40 Senators,
so Governors, and more than 100 Judges.
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RIVERSIDE MAeAz1rNy1Es.-T humble

RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE. The number
for March contains: Which was the Happiest? by
Hans Christian Andersen; White and Red = chap
ter 3-by Mrs: Helen c. Weeks Skating, by Mary
N. Prescott; Stories about Roses; The Judges
PetsApart 2-by E, Johnson; The Alcheniist, by
Abby Sage; Negro Fables Panama, by Pelham
w. Ames; the Fairy Frost, by NJ Angler Alden !;
Quagga Hunting -concluded-by F. J. Mills |;
Hop, Skip and Jump, b. Paul II. Hayne; Maple
Sugar, by Jacob Abbott; A Day in March, by
Anne S ilvernail; Recollectiens and Impressions
of Frederick Bremen, by Miss Salhe Al Brock
While March Winds do Blow. With several and
appropriate illustrations. Mr.. Andersen's new
stories will be published from month to month
in the Rigersae Magaslne for Young People, in adj
vance Of or simultaneously with, their publica-
ton in Copenhagen The, April lumber awill
contain a story written . For My Young Friends
lin America, y making the sixthstory published in
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by HUho 81 HoUGHToN, New York, $3.50 year.
VARTHUR's HoME MAGAZINE FOR MARCH
is number of unusual attractiveness. Mr..
ktthur's Serial 90 The Grahams and the Arm
strongs,'' has reached point Of deep Interest it
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:. The Man with the Stone Heart and The Lost
Legends Of the Nursery Songs" are, admirable
stories And ladies viii hail with pleasure anoth.
er instalment of the Five Hundred Domestic
Receipts In Gritty Ways of Cooking Fish and
Oysters" In tie MISTER Of illHstsatien, this nun
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H9OtR YOU'VE Fol FOLKS 1.-THE humber TO

'"9OtR YOUNG Folks. THE number for
March contains: The Story of Bad Boy, con-
tinued; Three in Fed; Glass Cutting and Or
namehtiHg a Little Esther; The World we; Live
On Ninth Packet Of the W illiamgHenry Letters;
Who First Used the Mariners Compass; The Lit
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Altar; How to Talk; A Morning Sunbeam;
Evening Lamp; OurjLetterBo APP
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will be Commenced; The next Two chapters of
g The story Of BAD pqy'' Yil' treat of subject
particularly Interesting to our young folks, name
ly, the Fourth of July. Tom Bailey's adventures
on the night preceding the glorious Fourth, and
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t'''9"- = November 2, 1863
IIIPINCOTT iRAKKWRLL~-sl 4iill fnitf sf1A
Dear iSsrs ~ Received your second Rcd JaoketEAx
per express and now acknowledge the same. For the
benefit of all whose desires necessities make thetr
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cuts deeper than the common bit. iSeco1,dIt being
round on the cut, II does not stick in the wood
Third Every chopper with the common axe must dis
cover that there much labor and strength expond
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ed and from onethlrd to one-haf the labor s saved IN
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wood in the same time You are SAFE N iestips any
honest try your Red Jacket on rhese ess, anu
1t fails, refund him his money. f
Respectfully, yours pArnwuu
For sale By dealers eng ts ganufac
turers Inv LIPPIN6oIf % 1i,s sA ~, Dad
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.srCHltRREN's eHeUgy7-A 1MagasiBe5@i the
little ones, edited by It. S. Arthur. This little
monthly publication has in the course of two
years met with cordial welcome everywhere and
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publishers promise that this magazine &C will con-
4fnhe to be, as from The beginning, the friend and
teacher. of the little Ones, ever seeking to lead
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05

70 WHEN we consider the number of
human beings that die with Consumption every
year, the Importance Of medicine that will cure
all pulmonary affections that tend to this com
plaint, and even to arrest the destroyer after it
has indicated its presenc in the system, must be
admitted to be beyond all estimate. This wonder
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Lung Balsam. For sale by all druggists. ED, 7d
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'aoTHH Notwithstanding Of the Feb

The NURsERY:-Speakitig Of the Feb
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cript says: It is unquestionably the most beau-
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lished.o 1T contains twentysix wood cuts, all OF
them good, and some of them so beautiful as to
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iPletsch,i and cappearfhere priort their pubica-
ton elsewhere. In England the series oftwelve,
called The Little Housekeeper, or Learning to be
Useful, and all given in the February and March
numbers; of The Nuyserys will cost $1.5o; the
price of, whole years subscription to The
Nursesyl In an artistic respect, this work has no
superior among American periodicals." JOHN L.
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ST. per year, with extra inducements to clubs.
Specimen copies furnished gratis. n -1E-s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18
BY Green a. wise. Auctioneers.

RY VIRTUE Of 2 decree of Ale y, Il,
JCno term. 1869, in the suit of King VS.. Vernon
ct ais: the con M , ,asTsI
on SATURDAY. tho 2Sth day of August, 1854,
at Il clock M in front Of the Msy9rs om ks
TATE in the county of Alexandria, TO wit;
A LOT OF LAND, containing Ta d ,Ss 90 a.,
Georgetown road and the Washington and Al
exandria Turnpike.
Also. another LOT OF LAND. containing
about TEN AND ONE.HALF 0OD ACKES'
lying the old road leading from ss,d ns tu bn
i ing very near to the above described three acre
lot. This is valuable property, we'll locale
and should sell well.
TERMS.One fourth of the pure haie- money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in ., IL aha
ls N 9nths, with interest from day of sale; the
bonds of the purchaser TO be given with good
security for the deferred payments, and the ii
tie to be retained until the balance OF tho pur
chase money is paid. Stamps snd conveysnc-
ing at the cost of the purchaser:
&. w. WATTLES,
;vss-f Commr. of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18

Police ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE. Hen
rietta Boothe, colored, for jumping into o
wbeelbarrow loaded with vegetables, which
bow in the employ of Mrs. Mother.head was
rolling to that lady's house, for upsetting the
vhccibarrow aud breaking it, and for MASKING
the vegetables it contained and spilling them
in the street, was dismissed upon the payment
of the assessed damages.
Lucinda and Cynthia Madison and Martha
Ridpway, committed to the work house some
DAYS since in default of the payment OF the
fines tor 1isorderly conduct on Vinegar Hill,
were released, as their mothers raised the re-
ouiste amount to effect their discharge.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-Frepch jackson,
colored. in whose house, during the execution
OF a search warrant, garment belong TO Har.
riet Winters, colored whose house was robbed
some time ago, was found, was discharged, as
it was proved that his wife had purchased 1t
from a white woman who had left the city.
WATCH REPORT. Night clear and cloudy
at Intervals, with the temperature pleasant -
There we're 10 Disturbances and no arrests A
coorcd festival was in progress at Sloughby $
school house on Wolfe street and colored
ball on Gibhon street, but the attendants at
both were very orderly. Three dodgers were
accommodated at the watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18

The FRONT ROYAL. EArg. Tie ,wo cJlOred
men arrested and pa, ia :: il Font Royal on
Monday evening les, ioT committing rape
upon Miss Thompson, as mentioned in yestcr-
days Gaz2,te, were examined at Magistrates
Court yesterday, identified as the perpetrators
OF the deed, and rccommitted fOy trial at the
next term of the Court Tor Warren county. =
The excitement in the ncighborFood of Front
Royal, in consequence OF the crime, is on the
increase, and the maleiaclors would have, ere
this, been lynohed had not the sheriff OF
the county surrounded the jail in which they
are confined with strong force OF armed
guards, who kept watch day and night. One
Of the villains had been employed At the Hap
py Creek saw mill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18
LOCAL NEWS.

| An INposToR.-A man calling himself Col'
G. ". Wright. and hailiug from Harrisburg
Pa. has been figuring in this city for severa
DAYS past, principally, however, among the
| knights of Pythias of which order he claimed
TO be the Past Grand Chancellor Of the State
of Pennsylvania, stating that the lodges in h!'
city had sent him out to obtain information
concerning the progress of the order in hi,
part of the country. He took rooms at the
Mansion House, and received his uumcr0u,
visitors with the hospitality OF man o! means.
Among the many hOnors which he said ha.
been showered upon him by kind and appre'
ciative Providence were the positions OF Alder
man from the 9th ward, ana Second Assistant
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department OF MS
municipality. He also assumed the proprietor
ship OF the Hoffman House in that city AMI
was proiuse in his Invitations to Visit that hotel
and register as his friend. He was well re-
ceived by the X. 7. ;, made much o. ty sew
al members Of the order, and ODtaln-d many
Smiles, emblematical OF good fellowship
He was somewhat partial in his gracIou>Aess,
however, and cviuced marked ondness Tor
the banker Of Oriental Lodge. Bat the IL.
Z. 5 did not include within their brotherhood
the only individuals who strovc to make his
visit to the Old Dominion 4 succession OF
halcyon dayS-tho Fircman also took them part
OF the pleasing trouble and expense, and de-
lighuul drives, toe, vera enjoyed behind the
spanking grays Of the Hydraulion Steam En-
CINE. The Colonel had evidently struck
the right place, and the delights Of Harrisburg
were swallowed up in the Joys OF Alexandria
But all that's human must have an end, and
the "Coonels' happiness was no exception to
the general RUE. Yesterday morning 5 NAL
brought to Oriental Lodge OF Knights Of Py-
thias notice from Bayard Lodge Of tlarrls-
burg, of which the following is COPY:
"Col. 6. W. Wright, aas Hoffman, alias
BENJAMIN, was suspended from membership IN
this Lodge on the llth instant, having been
convicted of conduct untecoming Knight OF
Pythias-term 90 years, Ii months, and %
days. He was a clerk in the Hoffman House,
and was discharged for dishonesty. He never
held any office in this or any other lodge. lie
was initial d here, and il considered by the
mombers OF the Lodge to be fraud, and un-
worthy to be associated with.
Farewell the fecting joys OF even an Aiexan-
dria lie Adversely shows man his friends,
and never did leaves tall from the parent
branches when nipped by autumnal frost, faster
than did Che Pennsylvania "ColoneFs' torSako
him. The end is soon reached At the in,
stance of some Of the K P. the 'Colonels 3
hotel bill was made out and presented to him
he had no money-hc could not borrow any.
A warrant, an arrest, appearance at the Mag
istrate's office, and commitment to Jail for
further examination wound up the ''Coloncl's'
career in Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18
MARINE LIST.

sun RosE.............5 10 MOON SITS m g. 54
4yN sETs.............6 50 HIGH WATER m 200 90
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUG. Is
ARRIVED.
steamer " ~ Colt Rythor Norfolk, t. w
a Smoot.
Sch,s r Kirk, Jersey City, and Mary &
Eliza, New York, to American Coal Go.
SAILED.
Schr j Ii Pratt, Harvey, Eastern Shore, by
w A SmOot.
MEMORANDA.
Scnr Maria Elizabeth, Soper, for Hunter S
Point, hence ut New York l4th inst.
Schr A b Cranmer, Cranmer, hence st New
York l4th inst
Schr John Farr, Inman, hence at New
York 10Th inst
Schr Henry Hobart, Manson, hence a. Prov
dence 10th inst
Schr Lizzie Evans, MAhsa .heac5 ~ Provi-
ienCe 18TH inst.
Schr Campbell, Torrey, from Bangor for this
port, arrived at Holmes Hole 18th inst
SChr George b Mcfarland, Mcfarland for
this port. arrived at Holmes Hele 10Th inst.
Schr ID Everett, Emory, for Bath, hence at
Holmes Hole 10Th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18
AUCTION SALES.
By -. Harrison, AncfiOneer.

By /. 4. Harrison, AncfiOneer.
OTGyE% AND TINWARE AT AUCTION
y iii be sold It. the store of Purcell s. Hoy.
tor, on MONDAY. August Ii At 10 small ne
.t'e~ Of STOVES, CASTINGS, TIN WAKE.
*. The sale will be continued from day T.
day until tho whole stock is disposel of.
aug lift b PRICE, Trustee.
MONDAY next, the 23d inst. aug IL
VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA
Y COUNTY. VA, NEAR THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, DC, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
by w. II. Eiinburg and wife and w. 81. Thorn
as and wife, recorded in Liber <, No. 8, tolio
the undersigned, as Trustee therein named, will
sell. by public auction, in front Of the Mayor
office, in the city of Alexandria, Va, on SAT
URDAY the list day OF August. 1869, at II!
o'clock p. m. that tract OF land known rs
TY.SIX ACRES, moro or less, and lying IN
said county, on the east of the Alexandrls and
Washin gton Turnpike, about three-tourths ol
a mile from the Long Bridge, and four from
Alexandria This land is well adapted to gar
dening and farming purposes ana mas upo" I"
a quantity Of brick clay.
TERMS-By consent in writing OF the par
ties interested the terms of sale are 500 with
interest from May 18th, 1866, to the day OF saIe
and the expenses of sale and the commission
of the Trustee, in cash on tho day of sale; 800
on the 18th of May, $50, with interest from tn"
18th OF day, 1866; $500 on the 2sth of May.
1871 with interest from the 18th OF May, lsGG ;
ana the resifuc, with interest, in two years from
the day OF sale; the deferred payments 70 be
eoured by the notes of the purchaser. with ap,,
proved security, and the title TO be retained
until The whole purchase money is paid, anu
the property liable to be resold, at the risk and
expense of the purchaser, on Is days notice 1t
any of the deferred payments are not paid rs
they become due.
aug l0-td Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18

NEWS FROM HoME.-The Richmond State
Journal OF yesterday evening says: a letter
received frcm this ancient city Alexandria
to day states that business there is as brisk as
could be expected for tee season of the year.
The receipts of grain are very large, and IN
quality the wheat is very fine, particularly that
received from the valleys; some 5000 bushels
were offered on Change there Monday. The
writer adds ''Thc prospect for a crop OF corn
is gloomy. We are suffering for rain. | dc
not think over one fourth OF an average crop
will be raised in the Valley and along the
ORANGE road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18
The Markets.


New YoRK, August lS-Flour dull and "a
10 cents lower. Wheat dull and nominay Lao
cents lower. Corn az cents better.
BALTIMORE, Aug. lS.--Cotton firm at 49,.
Flour dull and weak; Howard Street Super6ne
Sc 50a7 90; do. Extra 81 25aS %; do. Family
S. j0a9 so; City Mills Superfne Sc 50a7 25 ;
do. Extra s. 25aS %; do. Family So 75al0 IS;
W ern Super6ne SC 50aG IS; do. Extra
s. 25a7 IS do. Family So 0OaS So
Wheat dull and lower, prime red 100; good
l50llj5. Corn firm and scarce; white lloa
ia. Oats dull at 53a5S. Provisions easier.
Pork 1874; bacon--rib sides l9l; clear do. l9!a
1879; shoulders l6!; hams 24a25. Lard 20a2l.
Whiskey firm at Sl.l7al.lS.
New YORK August lS.-Stoeks dull and
firm. Money steady at per ct. Exchange,
long, 81, short i0i. Gold 32s. Five twenties
1862 coupon 2l.. Ten.forties coupon l2i.--
Virginia SKIES ex coupon, 55 new GO. North
Carolina SKIES, old &c., new 50l.
BALTIMORE, August IS. -Virginia g., 1867,
"a asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18

ALEXANDRIA CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS. -
The regular monthly meeting OF the Alexandra
Christian Association was held in their room
last night, the President, f. Speiden, in the
chair
After the accustomed religious exercises, the
minutes of the preceding meeting were read,
amended and approved.
The report cflthe Standing Committees was
next read and accerte4.
The nomination OF Mr.. Marshall Ii. u. vii
lis was unanimously cortirme! an active
member Of the association.
reports from the ComG.tteos On Schools
Prayer Meetings, Bethel and Suburban Prayer
Meeting we're received, showing tavorab!3 re
suits in these activities, and adopted.
After the transaction Of some bushes o.
minor Importance the association adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18

REcEIv ERs In Richmond, yesterday, Mr.
Thomas L. Dudley, who was appointed by
Judge Underwood Receiver Of the Banks OF
Phillppi and Monticello, gave bond in the
Clerks Office o! the Circuit Court in the sum
of So 000 for thc flithiul discharge Of his
duties as such. At the same time Mr. VIM.
Ira Smith gave bond in S25, 900 as Receiver OF
Of the Banks Of Howardsvillc and Pittsyl-
vania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18
Recl<. Knox a. Kerby,

Real Estate Agents and Aueiioneers :,
rE,KUSTEE'S SALE OF A ALUABLE
! HOUSE AND LOT ON THE EAST NM
SIDE OF WATER ST, BETWEEN .lsMr
DUKE AND WOLFE.-By virtue OF deed
Of trust from James 4. Crump and WIFE dated
the 10Th day Of o sss2 Of 81 Ae ssa ri sSg4
~, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell, by. pub
If auction in front Of h sA NHgYgp seG the s
If Ano1st, 1863 st II m, the LOT OFGROuND
2S est side Sf MsG % SsTs's D%h%
t rrlCf Seet and one hundred feet in depth, i'm
proved l by neat and commodious FR Fra; N
DWELLING, containing ten rooms, lately the
residence OF James T. Crump.
TERMS-Ono-ffth Of the purchase money To
be paid in cash; the residue in three equal IN
stalments at 8. II and Is months respectively
with interest from the day OF SALE the deferred
payments TO be secured by the notes OF the pur,
chaser and satisfactorily endorsed. and deed OF
trust II; on the premises; the purchaser TO IN
sure the buildings and assign the policy to me
Trustee. stamps and cOnveyances at the c"rt
OF the purchaser. Il. EN'ht"n,
is Cts iiuS'oo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18

CAMP MEETINGS. - \ camp meeting under
the auspices of the NJ. T. Church, South, will
be held near Hilsbort', Loudoun county, com
mencing on Friday, the 9th iuss. y similar
meeting, bat in charge of the Nj. f. Church.
will be held near TiorIton's station on the
Alexandria, Loudoun AMI iIampshlrek abroad,
which will also com aente on the 9th inst.