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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-02

TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY Contents oil
the September number: The English Notebooks
OF Nathaniel Hawthorne, by G. s. billiard; In the
Old Churchyard at Fredericksburg, by f. w
Loring; Joseph and his Friend-IX-by Bayard
Taylor; Charles Albert Fechter, by Kate Field
Threnody; Little Ben, by Harriet Prescott Spot
ford; Music Means of Culture, by John s.
Dwight; Mountain Sonnets, by Lucy Lqrcom; A
Virginian in New England Thirty-fve Years Ago
IL; Days Pleasure-III.-by W. d. Howells
Half-Way-H.-by George Barrow; A Handful OF
Translations. by III. W. Lonefellow; Reninis-
cence of Benton; A Day with the Shoval-Makers
Reviews aud Literary Notices. FIELDS, OseooD
Co., 1S4 fremont street, Boston, Mass. $500
per year.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-02

Ia Numbers there is safety. 1t WIS upon this
principle that the formula Of JUDsoE's MOUNTAIN
HERB Pills was prepared. DR.. JudsOn, In
tending to spend fortune IN advertising his piIIs
submitted his recipe to the revision Of the most
Intelligent and learned physicians of the age, anf
the result is simple but most eflcacioEa medicine
the JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERR Pills. The,s
purify the blood, remove all DISTINCTIONS. cleapes
the skin OF all pimples and blotches and are per
Eectly cure and safe in their operation The Inn
Female Irregularities, Headache and many OF the
diseases arising from Impure blood and dersnged
digestion. Use the JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN Haas
PILLS, and when you have proved their virtue
recommend them to yonr friends. They are both
Eugar-coated and plain. For Gale eYerYYhere.
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TIE nnnnprN,s Hnrrp f.

THE CHTLDREN's HOUR for September
is beautifully illustrated, ard numbers am ong it's
contributors the names of late Sutherland, Ada
nj. Kennicott, Clio Stanley, and others equally
well qualified to please children. I" Beech MT
Farm by Virginia F. Townsend, is continued.
This little magazine is really one Of the prettiest
publications for children that we know of.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-02
EVERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the en

cravings in No. So, August a. ere several ilustra-
tons OF incidents connected with the present Eu-
ropean war, and the publishers announce that, by
special arrangements with Tie Graphic, the best
Illustrated paper in Europe, they will receive du-
plicate electrotypes Of all the illustrations that
appear in that psper, and will thus be able to lay
before their readers tina best pictures, from the
original drawings, of all the most striking Incl
dents Of the war. "0n Board the Cambria - is a
douhle-page picture, in supplement form, given
with this number of Eoe1y Saturday. Fields,
0saooD q Co., Boston,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-02
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE for Sc,

IaIAOALlNN DCIJ-
TENDER opens with en- excellent story contributed
by Nary Hartwell, entitled "a Daughter of Ish-
mael's." The Song OF the Saw by Grace
AsaVenworth, is pleasing and quaint sketch OF a
day in mill. There is 6 Farther from the Miss
es Fitznoodle,'' by the author of s. Watching and
Waiting and another paper on g woman's Work
and Womans Wages We also find the Prize
Temperance Story of Woods Household Mqqos;ue
copied into he HOME. The various departments
possess their usual interest, and altogether the
number is an excellent one.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-02

Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Splr- 3 Z
and refuse Liuwors doctored spiced and sweet
ened to please the taste, called Toncs ~ Appesz-
ers !" "Restorers," &C.. that lead the tpplcr on to
drunkenness and ruin but are true Medicine, N ade
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California, Zee
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
GREAT RTOOD PURIFIER and LIF'<
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Renovation ard
Invigorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous
matter and restoring the bloodto healthy condio'
No person can take these Btters according to d-
ton and remain long unwell.
uoyill be given for an incurable case. provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison OF
other means and the vital organs wasted beyont cue
point of repair.
For Tnanmmatory and Chronic Rheuma"
sism and Gout, Dyspepsia. or Indigestion,
Bilious, X emittent and Int errlittent Fevers
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BLADDER, these Bitters have been most succecs-
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of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ACHE Pain the Shoulders, Coughs, ightness OF the
Chest, Dizziness Sour Eructations of the Stomach,
Bad taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitarion
of the Heart Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the
regions of the Kidneys and hundred other painsm
symptoms, are the ofIsprings of Dyspepsia
They invigorate the stomach and stimulate the tor
pid liver and bowels which render them funequale
efficacy in cleansing the blood of all impurities, and
imparting new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter, Salt
Rhue Blotches Spots, Pmples, Pustules, Boils Car
buncles. Worms, Scald Head Sore Eyes, Erysp-
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sho1 tme by the use of these Bitters. One bottle in
such cases will convince the most incredulous oftheir
curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you lind It's
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and sluggish in the veins cleanse it when 1t is FOUL
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PIN, TAPE and other VVOENIS. lurking in the
system of so many thousands, efectualy destroy
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the circular around each BOTTLE printed in four Ian
guages-Englsh, German, French and Spanish.
]. WALKER, Proprietor. r. H. MCDONALD & 'jc'
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco, cai.
and SO and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
ny SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-02

USteaiina from Old Eepsupe.D The patent
into Sea Moss Farine ia yery 1sborious and Commit
Gated one. The raw material is first deprived of its
bitterness by repeated washings. 1t s then carefully
picked over by hand and desiccst ed-in other words
deprived OF all moisture-after which it is passed
through series OF mills and other apparatus by which
1t Is ceansed from every mpurty, and pulyerzed and
concentrated, without being robbed OF Its refreshing
ocean flavor Having been thus manipulated and put
up In convenient packages 1t is ready for conversion
into such Blanc Mango, Puddings, Creams, Gruels,
Cream Pies, Soups Sauces. &C., are not producible
with any otter material. hoWaYer eXnpnsiYe.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-02

A11.rN,s IrNs HA1sAM causes the lungs to throw
off the matter that is collected over the ais-ces
and makes the patient breathe more reely ana a
purifies the hood gives strength to the BODY ana
parts, ana gives life and health to the system. For
sale by all dInruisfa $500
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THE NnRsnnY-This little ma ora III,

THE NORsERY.-This little magazine,
Which has received so many encomiums from the
press still merits all that has been said in It's favor
The pretty pictures ard pleasant reading in the
September number will charm the little ones who
are fortunate enough to be among it's recipients.
1t costs only 81 so year, with reductions to clubs.
Address JOHN L. SHoREY, So Bloomfield street.,
Boston, Mass @
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-02
BLO0NlNGT0A NURSERY.

emit and Ornamental Trees Nursery Stock Ever
green's Rootgratts, Hedge Plants, Tulips HyacntnS,
1;r0cus Lilies Coiored Fruit and Flower Plates All
sf Wioiesale and RETAIL Send 10 cts for Catalogues
~ F. X. PHOENIX, Bloomington Ill.
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EEVER ANaD AL

nsNsTeER,s VEGETABLE FEVER POWDERS.
sae remedy. Eectuslly cures 81 cases within twea-
y'l B1s1'NsfGER, n Liberty Street. New York
a. DNAA 262-R X e.
, 1870-07-14

It will take several weeks to make complete
registration and perfect the new system.
The yaeht. Fann!e BroNn, which lets
a5ear ago In command Of Captain Carpenter.
formerly United States naval otncer, arrived here
from New Orleans tonight IN tow Of the tug Mary
Alice. The Fannie Brown has travelled about
e6,060 miles since starting, and visited and sur
FeJed the coasts, inlets and harhors Of various
countries She viii lsave here in day or TWO for
the head waters OF the Mississippi River; cross 70
by The Lakes and the river St hIaWrsnce, to he5
maEng private survey with view to publishing
book. Hia yacht II only Btx tons burthen, aud be
has but one man as companion and assistant
A duel YVES fought this afternoon between Major
Henry Kettle, formerly Of ne Tnirty:trst New
cral Calvin E. Pratt. and now On the repor-ortal
staff Of the st. Louls 7imes, and Captain l. D..
Fan, said to hare once served in the French army.
Weapons, cavalry sabres- Kettle received slight
wound on the forehead and a triIltng cut On the
right hand. One OF Vans eyes Was put ont by a
thrust. The whole n1ar IS Involved In considern-
bic mystery The seconds are not known, aad
the principals arc very retcent. The light t8 said
to have grown out Of reflections cast on the fight
ing qualities Of Yankees by Captain Van.
, 1870-07-14
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
& CAPITAL NUMBER.
For the Week Ending July l3.

FARM AND GARDEN: rea7: cE:p 1t Ccrtsalia-
Blight Of the Aprle and Pesr-S,}pptus Of Apptss
Condition Of Fruit for shpaaen: aud s.le-Lsy
LETTER FROM VETERINARIANS: s.vical.r Dis,
NOTES on ENTOMOLOGY: Striped s7u,.h Rns-1ts
Youuk-Ehect On the vine-IEow may we Prevent
the LA1r from Getting into the Koot-SumnlAry
Of Prevention
WASHINGTON: Conser on H7re'E*-Ta.es and
Thsyer-Wells Retirins-Washb Rud Gen.
Anderson.
NEW CONSTITUTION: Congratulations from All
CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION: Returns by Coun-
ties from Nearly the Whole Stat.
CELESTIAL SHOEAAKER3: Th. Cinnamon It
Work In North Adarns-rros1ess Of the Apprrn-
tices-Ciarsetcri.ties and Appearance -Thrir Re-
teptton By the "Sativcs"-Ctispius Giving Up tbt
Contest.
CHINESE COMPANIES: 1nmskzant., not Coo1ie.-
Chinese Northumberland Arrivals In New Or
IeA1A-Chinamen In the Sugar FIeldk-
INDIAN WAR BEGUN: Late Peaceful Tribes on the
War Path in Terrible Earnest
OuTIAWE IN TEXAS; Whole Counties Rarased and
Citizens lntfmidated by Thieves and Mnzdsrrrs-
At Last Cleaned Ont
oUTRAGEs IN GEORGIA: A Negro Whipped to
Death-At1uciteA Of thc Past
RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN ENGLAND: An Exrur-
sion Train Wrecked on the Gsrat Northern Rail-
road-A Scene Of Hp1ror.
IOWA TRAGEDY: Sheriff LYMAN O Lucas County,
Shot by Hossc Thicf-Thc Murderr< Hung froul
the Court House window.
BRUTAL HOMICIDE: A Nan Murdered By th Wife
and ier Parau1our-
oLDTOWN FIRESIDE STORIES: By Harriet Beech
es Stowe: The Widows Band Ho1-
THE PuITERS DAUGHTER: A Turkish Story.
POETRY: A Legend Of the Infant Jcsas-Acaspstug
the Baby.
MORALITY IN ENGLAND: Babs Farming and In
fanticfde.
ARTIFICIAL ICE: It's Manufacture in this Country
MASSACHUSETTS, NOBILITY: 4 Curious Sta,e Of
h. f.,kt D FL
BULL RUN: After the Battle-Why the Conftdesates
did not March Oh Waehinkton-Letters frum def
fe!sou Davis and Joseph X. Johnston.
DRINKING DUEL IN NEW YORK: Both Dead.
BOGUS PRINCESS: Editha Gilbcrta Aontcz Hum
bug-some Of Her Exploits In 0hio-Who and
What She Ia.
RED RIVER: Aiucable Settlement Of oiftic1l.ie.-
The Manitoba Bill Accepted
ALL ABOUT HEIFER CALF; A New Way Of Cele-
bFatins the Fourth
UNDERGROUND LAKE At BLOOMINGTON.
CONFESSIONS OF 4 MURDERER: Four Yca.s' 81
!nee BEoken-1he Maggie Carney Murder in
ARE WOMEN NATURAL LIARS: From the Rr.olu-
ton.
DRUGGED TO DEATH; Fatal Ezror ls Drus Clerk
a Lady Poisoned with Solution Of Opium.
THE COLORED CADET: Ha1iships Of the Hartford
Colored C4det-Hts Letter Hame-A Hard Case.
How THEY KNOW THE YANKEE-
A BOSTON LOVE TRAGEDY: A Young Lzdy Either
Shoota Her.eH or Il Shot By Her Loyef.
DINNER 70 SEPTUAGENARIANs.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT: Condition Of the Crops
In June.
EDITORIALS: Drifting Toward War-Was Crisis In
EuIopc-The End Of Tax S.ealius-GenCral
Grants Cahnet-The Chinese ~ Field Iaborcrs-
Taxation Under TArit-The Dldt1euce-Aeas-
urea in Consress. dc.
THE CROPS: The Very Latest Reports from all Points.
THE WEEK. A Record Of current ETeuts. pu-
nestic aud Foreign.
THE LATEST MARKET REPORTS: From Ill parts
Of the country.
MONETARY: Review, Of the Money Market for the
Week, and up to tho Latest Hour.
, 1870-07-14
EDUCATIONAL.
Eighteenth Annual Session Of the
Wisconsin Teachers, ,Assoclatlon,


wisconsin Tcachers' 'AssocIatlon.
WATEKTowE, July 1s.-The Wisconsin Teachers
ASSOCIATION y now holding lts eighteenth annua
session in this CITY. Teachers have been Afriyius
since Monday, from an parts OF the State, and til
number IN attendance Il about 400. More are ex
lot the accommodation OF the teachers, by the
local committee having the matter IN charge. AMI
the latch-stf1ng u ont among our citizens for al
who may choose to come,
The association held Its first meeting last even
Ing, and convened at Turner Hail. one OF iii
n1es1 a1ulehce rooms IN the State, capable o
seating zoo persons. Il Was handsomely deco
and presented pleasing appearance The hal
was erected last season. and Is admirably adaptet
to purposes Of this character.
Warren D. Parker, President Of the association
called the meeting to order At O'Clock, briefly adj
dressing the teachers present, and congEatulatlnQ
them on the favorable auspices under which thej
net Ne closed BY introducing the Mayor Of oui
city, General Henry Bertram, who, In brief but
well chosen words, extended to the association o
hear'y and cordial welcome TO Watertown.
The President Of our Boari Of Education, Mr.
Levi schodeld, followed in the same strain, bo,t
speakers being heartily appiauded. Their Remarks
were heartily responded to BY the President Of the
The Watestown concor,ta Society then SANG a
piece In flne style, after which Prof. R. Edwards,
of Norma, Ill, WAS introduced, and delivered Al
eloquent and effective lecture on 4tThe Education
Needed " the American People, It was really q
splendid effort, and was frequently appiauued fol
the sounduess Of its positions, and the force with
which they we're presented.
At the CONCLUSION OF this lecture, Prof. Ed
wards made q few remarks on the subject oi
reading, pointing out the defects In the present
system OF teaching IN most Of the schools Of the
day, and making many valuable suggestions.
The session this morning opened with singing
BY choir Of little girls, followed with prayer BY
Rev. @. ". Steele, Of Appleton. -
The President Of the ASSOCIATION than delivered
an address OF a practical nature, after which a
recess was taken ior the purpose Of enrolllcg the
names OF teachers In attendancs, which will oc-
cnpy the attention Of the meeting until noon
, 1870-07-14
LEGAL.
RECEIVERS SALE.

Jonathan Hainswo1th Is. Stephen Wiks-1n tho 5u-
peror Court Of Chicago. In pursuance of decreo of
sad Court entered in said June IT, laU Homer
=. Hbhard, receiver appointed in said eausc. will
Monday, the 18th day Of July, H. D., 1ss ten O'Clock
H. At No ff3 South StatedE in the cT Of Chicago,
Illinois! At public auction and sell to the highest
Bidder for cs.b. the tessc to the pstses described
follows to wit: suhot No. 2. In Bueknsr s. AoErs sub
division Of original lots Numbers ; and north quarter
Of lot IN block No 2 In fractional section Is addition
to Chicago, being known No 1T South Satef a1o.
the absoluta right and ttle to the buildings standing
esd premises. and the interest Of said parties IN tho
party wall the diriss9n line between No. l2 md No.
Ill South ssatst Aforesaid Also, I'll the stock. fixtures.
machinery, tools patterns. finished and unfinished work
and s ether property belonging to the late finn Of wiki
and Hainsworth.
Thr lease above referred terminates the first day
u July. L. d. 1s tbs annual rental which Is seven
hundred dofata per aununs. payable monthly. In ID
COPY said is tli with the nuswer Of
said Stephen Wks in said cause. to which parties desr
ing to purchase rtfer1ed-
HOMER n. H1RBARD, Reeeiyer. &c.
f,h{e1cn- ,1niv Il. 1kT1
, 1870-07-14

4ru ynpr 1,fv 1e-A rnh1a .7aenotch Z, .ha
xa.r yorr Ur-,1d do-al4 tondon> IuIv 70 eors.
The fo,7nrl r1thdrava1 nf f,rtnra Jsonotd naa
,,een te,e1r.nhet, tn Madrid uis ac,,op ia hasrd
snie,r m 9he sTonn.1 rhar IN conseonenrn n, the
trsn;t srhtch h,d ,,aan o,Y.-a,, - so,nieh no,o-
1ne for+es wou,d ha o,tda5 N tne,r ro,c he . a.,
1.rm,nsf,on tn 1nhnid 1ne tD,eoeoaenca ~ Tho
nation and therefore tne clect,on .onld not ,,r
snDntaneons ern1easton In faroT fhc prtnce
xrt,hnnt .rbtch hs ,ronId M, ha 1r1,no m aara,J
rn.. th,ons
p,rss,o v,o,n+.;ns he, a,cn,+r ,n.o,+ ona xfo,,,.
~, a - t,..r - ~. E-snrh da,1ars
1,hs pT,1,es f.orarn1en. tes en,,rasaa,, o ,,,,n-
7a- no ~ ,rs renrasan1ar,vss .nroat ,11t,n,,1 ,1o
,v,r,,ion IN sr,n,sr on,Ir. T7ba ,o,o .,,r.re,oo
4ne aIsco,r1ssr ~ sna,n in conc,.a,,n1 from .
fr7e,ds ro.rec f,cro,is,nns with a snretTo r-,nca
IN ronnec,,on Ws,h the enen,sn ,hrona rha
-h-es,-ri,,T ton. ~ Eranre .-ttc, ,s e.,cr,a+od
IN ontd r,ct exnI.nafons and ar am,cah,e setr,e-
mont ia dwp,t nnon- and pr,sa}a,s nosIt,on IN thc
ahsence of nroof Of her comn1icYsy in tntr,gne ia
apu1ured. White rhe election OF Prince Leono1d
would be destitute Of any political importance.
England Will do s1l In her mower to 1ndpce him TO
Withdraw, tn order to preserve the peace OF
Europe.
Insnos- 1nfr 1s-There IA ,nnch tndcnatlor,
, 1870-07-14

Com petition for the Location OF
the New Insane Asylum - The
Weather,
Special Dtzpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, WIS, July 13--The Commissioners
for the new insane Asylum meet in tho Capitol
this evening, and the nnal Ioca1on will be deter
mined on. There Is large delegation here from
PORTAGE who feel saugl1ue Of It's location Rt thRt
CITY, Sparta ard other places are also represented,
and people 1om these places feel equally conf
dent
meeting here tonight, also does the Stale Aaso
<1at}ou OF Arts and Sciences. .........
We asd delightful rain here early this morn-
fuC. but to-day las been hot aud sultry.
, 1870-07-14
THE SHOOTING OF MCO0LE.
A Painful OperAtton-E81s FIghtlue
O1yM 0EcE-A MY6iertau& Affufr.-


From the st. Loais Republican, Ju!y 1s.
The shooting Of Mike McCoole in his own
saloon on Mondsy night has created quite a
sensation within the realm OF the fancy, pay
ticular1y owing to the mystery about the affair,
a ana ths probability that the Irish giants agght.
Dr. Hodgen, where McCoole was brought to
have his wound attended to, had IN element
OF the pathetic in it that was realized by those
present. Tho stalwart forla4 OF the pixie
tighter tested mora5le couch or
chair to a degree it Ind never BE-
s1sh biz heS feas o. eof ii. = aa ia
arm, while his left arm, bare and cory, was
being operated On BY DR.. Hoagen. Tom
Kelly held McCoole's left hand while Rilly Car
tpl and John Powell walked about the sur
gAzy, much exercised and declaring they would
sooner have leg cut of than suffer the pain
their friend Was doing. When the doctor dis
covered the Place where the ball had lodged
he had to cut N opening on the opposite aide
Of the arm to where the ball entered and oo-
casioshlly pieces Of bone would be drawn out
which had been shattered by the ball. The
doctor had 70 feel his way, and as bones we're
caught by the instrument inserted McCoole
would make an ejaculation With an eaznestness
which Was expressive Of the agony endured,
but he bpre the trial mAnfully. Onca he re-
marked to Kelly that when the bones we're
caught it vent through him, and Ke11y re-
6pDUNeA lu0', ~ LIZ u314 LIB QA4la3 46 13lL
every ehock. An inquiry was made OF Dr..
Hodgen aa to tho extent Of the injury, and
he replied that McCoole won1d have a stiff
xtm.
MeCoole (an1iously). Will It never be as
good as it wAs before2
DR.. Hodgen. No.
McCoole. Never2
DR.. Hodgen. Never as good as it was before.
McCoole with sigh). That settles it.
Nothing more VAS said upon this matter,
and McCoole lay deeply meditating. The con-
yiction flashed over his mind that his fighting
days were over, and the reality Of his 'sadness
could not be doubled.
Dr.. Hodgen had not had such an arm be-
fore him for many a long. day, seen in the
massive symmetry for which McCoola's limbs
are remarkable ii shows very clearly his I'M
mense strength. Every now and than Nc
Coole bit his lips but bore the operation with
wonderful cooiness and converted freely With
those in the room. He was emphatic in his
declarations that he knew nothing about the
AFFAIR. He occasionally asked Dr.. Hodgen to
in his efforts to extract the ball.
, 1870-07-14
commencement ExcFc ises at Beloit
ColleRGs

BELo1r, Nis., July 1s--The Commencement ex-
eIctses at Beloit College were largely attended,
highest credit On the Institution, and to the fifteen
out OF the seventeen members Of the graduating
class, who ably discussed important living ques-
ed by a. l. Smith, Of Ann Arbor. The
degree Of IL. D. was conferred on J.. :,
PIcaarb, Of Chicago, and Jason DoNner, Of MIL
waukee, and that Of D. D. on Rev. J. T. Hyde, OF
Chicago, aud that Of A. B. on the g1aduatea, and
A. n. on the class Of 1861. ". + Whitney, OF
Jancsyllle, and II. NJ Page, Of Madison, we're
elected new Trustees. The Alumni address Of j.
II. Bunuy, OF the New York Ereniny Nail, last
evening, was forcible and valuable plea for the
smaller colleges as doing great WORK, aud for
highest culture The alumni poem, By H. r.
Rose, was TaciIy Tritten."
, 1870-07-14
Tho TouuE Democracy OF Cincinnn-
ii Form d Club = congregational
Nomination Declined.

CINCINNATI, Juiy 13.-Pussuant to call IN the
editorial columns Of the Enquirer, q mettlng WAS
held tonight to form Young Mems Democratic
Glib. The meeting WIS well attended and de-
Termination manifested TO cut loose from the old
.leaders. The idea Is to have central cIub, with
auxiliary clubs III each township and ward. No
action was taken on nominations.
The Com1ntreiat Of to-day having spoken Of Rich
ard Smith, uf tie Gazette, as Republican cantll-
Gate for Congress- in the second district; pledging
him It's hearty support If nominated, Mr. Smith
Y II publish car1 in the Gazette to-moEroW, de
c1ininE the nomination positively. and sayng that
under no circumstances will he consent - be g
candidate.