The Daily Milwaukee News from Milwaukee, Wisconsin • Page 3

iy THIB MILWAUKEE NEWS, Conn. Denster moved to strike ont $45 for tbe bridge tenders of Walker's Point bridge, and insert $50. Carried. The salary of the bridge tender of Cherry ptreet bridge at was agreed to. -Cfinn.

Prentiss moved to strike out for palary of chiif of police, and inpert $1,400. Whfch lost as follows: Dcuster, Dreher, Harrington. Kaeppcl, Lander, and Gintz, Johnson, Lerab- ke, Olin, 1 Sullivan, Phillips and -mith-8 The question on concurring in $1,600 put by the chair, and was carried. Ayes 11, noes 5. Coun.

Barke, Deuster, Harringtcn and Prentiss voting in the negative. Conn. Phillips moved to strike oat a proviso inserted by the chairman of the committee on judiciary, in relation to per ceritage for collecting personal taxes. Which was carried. Ayes 14, noes 2.

Conn. Harrington and Prentiss voting in the negative. Lieutenant of police at $800 was agreed Coun. Johnston moved to strike out $700 as salary of the 2d lieutenant and insert $750. Which was lost, and the salary at $700 agreed Coun.

Deuster moved to strike out $750 salary for the two assistants, and insert $700. Which was carried. The salaries of the policemen at $700. The janitor of the city hall at $50, and tie janitor of the municipal court at $45, fWere agreed to. Coun.

Harrington moved to strike oat $600 as salary for the harbor master, and insert $450, Which was lost, and the'salary at $600 was agreed to. Coun. Harrington moved to amend by inserting the following section: Section 5. No officer above designated who has heretofore received as a compensation for his services a certain fixed salary for all service, shall be entitled to receive any part of the salary herein provided, until he shall have first filed with the comptroller a statement quarterly of all feee- received by him during his term of office, other than said salary, and shall have pa.iJ the same into the city treasury. "Which was adopted.

Coun. Phillips moved to reconsider the vote by which the clause fixing the salary of the city comptroller at $2,000 was concurred in. Which was carried. Coun. Phillips moved to strike out $2,000, and insert in lieu thereof $2,500.

Which was carried. The ordinance, having received three several readings, was then passed by the following vote: oyos 15, noes 1. v-otm. Prentiss voted in the negative, because the limitations fixed hy the act of the 3d of Apiil wore exceeded. Coun.

Olin offered the following: Seeolvt J. the rmnrcl of conrur- rinp, t'usu Jihn T'laiikinton. John J. TnH- e. Mitchc'l and others, a pxpcutive cnmmittre of a I to be held fnr ihp Mute of Wisconsin sit tli-e nf Milwiir.kep.

commencing on -SS oi nvxt, fur vhe purpose tf r-ioiiig fund- (o a permanent Home fur of llit- slate, be, ui.J they are hereby c- nstruct tcaiiniriiry building of woi'J Jcsi-if t'uc fire limits, to wit, scoth of the eh nrr.br-r commerce in the 3d warJ, es'tL'linz Irotn bui'dinp to acd Huivn street, 'he boundary of tbe socrh sidewalk of Huron street, each building to be only used for the purposes herein indicated, and 'o be removed by said gentlemen within fifteen days after the conclusion of said fair. Which was adopted. Coun. Phillips offered the following resolutions: Resolved, the board of aldermen concurring, Thfit the comptroller is hereby authorized and directed to for proposals for the weighing of hay and the'measuring cf wood second, sixth and ninth wards; the work to he let to the highest responsible bidder, subject TO the approval of-the local committee" of said wards. Resolved, the board of (iklermen concurring That the comptroller be instructed to advertise for proposals fnr hauling away the rubbish und dirt from the several bridges in the city for the term one year from May 1, 1865, once in each wet-k from May 1 to Decetuber 1 next, anJ for the remainder of the term as often as required by the superintendent of bridges Also for the removal and burying of nuisances for one year from the first of May next, and to award the contracts to the lowest responsible bidder.

Adopted Coun. Harrington offered the following: Resolved, the board of aldermen concurring, That the free use of the council hall be tendered to the board of supervisors of "Milwaukee county, to hold the sessions of said board. Adopted. Conn. Deuster offered the following: Resolved, the board of aldermen concurring.

That lot 12, in block 32, in ttte Fifth ward of the city of Milwaukee, be, and the same is hereby declared a public nuisance by reason of stagnant water and filth thereon, and that the owner of said lot is hereby, directed to such nuisance within ten the passnge of this rf solution. If not done within the time- stated, th'o street coininigsioners cf said ward are hereby directed to have said nuisance abated and the expense thereof charged to eaid lot according to law. Adopted. Coun. presented a petition from Christ.

Witte, requesting that, the commen cov.ncil would lease to him a triangular piece of ground on tho j-idc of the Mcnomonto bridge, eaai of Reed street 5n tbe 4th ward. Referred to the local committee of 4th ward. Conn Phillips preaented a plat of' Lynde Vheta addition to the city of Milwaukee, w-the west baff offthe quarter of section 20 in the 9th ward T. rU I INSURANCE. INSUR AN1C AGAINST') Beferred to the committee on nlata On motion the board QBO.

Q. Accidents cf ererji Description CAUSJHO Loss of Life, or Personal TBHELERS 1 INSURANCE? COMPANY, HARTFORD, COKN. 1 COMPAyr all of every JL trade, employment, or ooeupatioc, against lose of or person alipjury, ic gams froir S500 to 000, with a weekly oomper sat ion from $3 to $25 per week, when disabled bj any accident. TVs hare ia- 106 POLICIES in Milwaukee during the last eighteen days, insuring over $325,000 I The protection is most cost is bit trifling. Three dollars secures a policy of $300, with $3 per week allowance; secures a policy of $5,004, with $26 per week, and other sums in same propoh tion.

other iuformatioo, and policies, can bi obtained atour office, No. 3 Newhall House Block. I1ELFBNSTE1N DURAND, Agentr. INSU.HANCE. HS.Q AhD MOIttY H.

RL AM American Fire Insurance Coupaoy UP OOSN. Capital aad t4.0,6si is. itew Fire Marine Insurance Co. 07 HABTFOaD, COSJf. Cppitai and Surplus, iielu Ftrc Insorance jPRHSUIIKLB, MASS.

Capital aa'l The titv t'trc Issurance Company I ATtH, CONS. l.lie Lnt lira nee Company) IOEX. aad over, Security Company, MEW TuKE. uf ti Oajvii z.1 Surplus, rs No. -S FBRE, MARINE and UFE AGENCY.

undersigLvd has removed from jPreussvr'? Block to the Lddington lilock, corner of taet Water and streets, where be will continue to do a gf neral Insurance business ia firtt-class Stoufe Ccmfianiee. Fire and Marine Bfakf taker. al reasonable and LiTes insured on tho mo. 8 desirable terms, in the lolloviLg Wtli-knowu ID- New Amsterdam (Firr) York. Capita! and Surplus $370,000 Kiilton (Klre) of New York.

Capital and Surplus Yonlicrsnnd New York (Fire) of New York. Capital and Surplus Oolon O'lre) of New York. Capital and Surplus Mercantile Mntaal of New York. Aepeta 51,432,000 Geramnlti Kifr) of Now York. Cash Assets $446,902 JUSTDiKEINHOLD.

Agent. Milwaukee, 17 lSt.4. nr.vlSdtf FEMALE DISEASES. iK. 8TK1G1.KUKH wishes to.

inform' tne jacties 01 1 IBlwaukoe 8Bd vicinity, that he if now prepared, from 1 to 4, and irom 7 to 9 o'clock P. exoepted) to treat all those many and pe- cmlaar diseafieg the female heir to. Dr. fctelgieder for three years made this very interesting and much neglected branch of the profession, hia onlj study, and since he is in the possession of the most perfect instruments now in ugt, any lady trusting herself to his care may rely on a- and permanent cure, caving both time and expeaie, and perhaps a life of trouble and cisery. Ladies, eUber married or single, need not hesitate to communicate fully upon any rubject concerning their happiness.

either at my office or by letter. All oomnrunicaticmi strictly confidential. Offioo and rooms No. 34 C'teitnut Street, between Third and Fourth Street, near the Lacrosse Railroad Depot. All letters containing a postage tamp promp ly answered.

H. 8TB7GIJEDHE, M. 80dlyfcw2y Poz 581. Mllwaakee WH In Probate. STAT1B OJ 1 W78UONBIN, COUNTY, In the matti of tbo estate of Chrietlan "Wilhclm Fcrdibacd RaetlifZ', rieo sppfl.

this 22d of April, A. 1SB5, npon rra4ing atid filing tbe petition of Jobanu Gottlieb liatther, stating that Christian Wilbelm Ferdi-. Dabd of the County of Milwaukee, died in- test at eon or about the let day of December, 1864, and praying that he be appointed administrator of the estate of the said deceased: It is ordered that naid application be hoard before me al (be Probate Oftlce.in ttse city of Milwaukee. on Iflrh day, of May, ISfi.i, at 10 o'clooii A. M.

And.it is further ordered, that notid- ot said ap- phpatit and bi-aring be given by a Ropy of this order for tlirte weeks, ones in week, in the Daily Milteaiikee News, a newa- ppr printed wiitl to tjouring. (By the ALBiiHr Ci'ioty' P. Atty. DRY GOODS. OPTICAL.

Jrftd an? acres of.wet landj pirtia drained, Situated-IB the town en eaej et pat Bflare, one Jtm 9 wonld render St ill nt for ealtlTation. tbe ntifboorliooa of tMHt fmu in WiMOlUte, jkpnJjr cur by letter. Old- PRICED DRl AT Ml, As we are determined to undersell all often, your attention is called this immense stock )f Prints, Delaines, Bleached and Brown muslins, Dress Goods, Linens, Flannels, Cloths, Cloaks, Yankee Notions, c. Price no object, as the goods must le sold. ffl Gloves $175, CIRCULAR HIP GORE CORSETS $2.

ETerything marked way down, and BOW is the time to buy, as Gold is advancing. THE PEOPLE'S STORE Cor, of igconsln and East Water Sts. THOMAS UUOKEY. marii Proprietor. S.

KLAtTBER CO SUCCESSORS TO J. L. DAVIS Have receiTfil within the past few nearly ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OF Birec V4.LL BOUGHT. FROM Manufacturers -ir Imvjrtjrs OR AT AUCTION, FOR GASH. We bavt- U3 nnlimitcd varletv of erery and POHUNS, FlUl'RKP LAl'KS, i'LAIN ALAl'ACAS, LihL.UNEi, SHAWLS, CljU4KS, CLOTHS.

SAT1NKTP. QL'tirs, TABLK PIANO NOTIONS, Ace Jcc. We would call particular attention to our Gloak flepartment! SnperSntended by one of the experienced cutters in tbe Htatf, which enables us to make garment in the latest and in the shortest time possible. PRINTS DOMESTIC Of the most sjvprovrd brands and incomparably the Largest, Choicest, Richest, and Cheapest Stock. OF GENERAL WEST OF NEW YORK CITY, buyer? to the fact that our buflnrss is based on the principle selling the largest amount of goods, by selling them at iLie Lowest Prices Possible for Cash.

And that through tbe almoss unlimited extent of our business, we have facitities for baying, not enjoyed by any other house in this section, and will guarantee our prices from Ten to Fifteen Per Cent. Less Than Any other House. OUR MOTTO IS LOW PRICES QUICK RETURNS WE KNOW OF INTO BUT WILL OUTSELL AND UNDERSELL EVEBY IN IRK STATE, We are prepared to exhibit one of the largest stocks of H.W. ANGER Manufacturer OIL CLOTHS. SUADJtS, FIXTURES, Fnat cqn be found in the West.

aiatrcsacs and LonuKcm Jtianufacinrcd to Urder. Old Hoa. 186 ft, IS8 East Water Street Rev Nos. 586 388. ANTED, Agents, or elear per week at their in a pays over 8uO per A capita) of to $6 wiy Anj bav nan-will rplw, Sciefltitjij opgo during th bar useful br the These are, SJTS8LF tr" tute at.R in g'the fin) desirable establis st to export At and Hain streetg, nearly PoeK Office, Ktnrns his sincere for their enstotn and patronage (ten years.

The liberality which 1 lj in one of the most difficult and. df optical science, tt a guaranty of Of uay SPECTACLK3 ttLd QLASSIS. with most of my Telescopes, Other instruments, imported by; JHhe Batlrenow Octical Industrial Insti-' jpowjjli Germany this Institute eminence in aUExirope. Those very at lower prices than any other; in city can sell their far inferior is really manufactured flreign countries. stock, consists of more than ten thousand IrMrs spectacles; Piace Nei Lorgnettes.

fa gold, Silver, or tortoiae- shell, of Jargeet yariety; besides several dozens! of Achronf jtji TfllePcopes, from one to three inch Opera and Field Glasses; Achromati jjid Apluiatic Microscopes for Profea- serf, and Scholars; Apia- natio and gijconrei as well as Isoohromatic Loups for Bank Clerks, Geologists or Schools; Magnifying far Photographic Albums, and at prices from cents to 26 I could, reHablecH ity of my almost any before pn ootSdtf LjWould, refer to over 100 of ear moat, ds for their testimony to the superior- but it vtll 88 well to refer to rr that wears Glasses. Oire me a call elsewhere. H. W. ANOEB.

Your Eyesight! A-y. men A No. Ifiscorisin Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on hand a well selected stock of SpifSroiJal and Spectacles. 'f; i All thpiryfejitctacles are of the best quality of crystal ground to suit lar or Dear sighted ptrpons, wifiafatsj in- all to cure weakness or uiinDcps opcHe eyes, and not to tire the eyes in reading, orsewing, whether by day or lamp lisrht Tlii' Jiave also at all times, a large assortment of Telescopes, Stereoscopea, and Views, and Magnifying Glasses, and all t-inds and Mathematical Instruments. WftRWS VEMTIUTISG.

PON of wariumsand ventilating very consequences depend, not onlc including comfort, but safety, economy and the he()Al of thV hnmau to iniorra t'he- inhabitants ol this city hr is prepared to for aad Ventilating.of Public "hvate Buildangs, tVif scieuti miiLncr. syst.f in the ertction Fur- ia from ail ctiierB, aa Untwn bit Fii'ip't-j. K- nr with HC tipat. iijf pent elE-r- air, sli 'h- 1 kiutrls and 'ha lie- a. an- 3c.i, to sfny iis hun-1, in the jji.r tiorit may 'iiiHteia.

anJ hy Bjfiijjiuir (a Mr. Furnace tfuioky to -Iruw iti phpc'- u.il manner by White. MF.O. WM. W111TK, fi Pnmaco I'nnton ij.

Main Street, Orders H'DJ. Duttco iaWt with prompt iMenMcn. auirodtf PAP HANGINGS. T. fCOLLSNeBOURNE DEALKR Retail.

PJilirTIHQ ilL su HANGING. arlO Ell 419 MAIN STKKKT, Milwaukee. a -T- i ALL IBLE BALANCE infonjisthe JL of of Milwaukee and 'tbe mercantile, "he has Introduced ainew tystern VlAntl Ka rtf ttmn n. of time 4011!" balance "by tlje old method fjtj The WfUracy cannot be.sufpsFsecJ. lifiijoUsofa edu- simplicity Young BhouW cojbrsf, J-lOj fct, Eart Water Street.

E. FOX COOE, Attorney and ConniseUor at Law, 'OrUce door, Arcade Building, Milwanlige. attend co( basinass ia any- of tha Oeurti in tag State, i 1 prompt attention Co of tbe sa.iao and fh- ot Iowa and Hitrnjiota. nsv-T t. PALMER, Attdroey and ConnseJlor HC I OrEea Jfo.S New 01 Michigan Mnin strttetn, JESPER VLSET, Civil Eapinetr, jsurvcror, 3-uiiO ncd NotitfT Public, 393 TilLKti 'cTRXET, JlTLWATKEifc.

GOFER, Attorneys and Counsellnra at Yonng'a Block, C. S. an 4 A. V. lithographic mHB undersigned, fiarina remored to moresp i cioag rooms, NOB.

in and East STATE BANK,) itoects pnblio tvntion to the above establishment in which all of Uthographio work, sach as Billheads, Cards, Checks, Notes, Drafts, Certificates of stock and deposit sje done in a s-operior style. I anj A Practical Lithographer and Engraver; established now for nearly twenty yearii, most oJ which toe wtirked-in the East, and doiri? my own work, lean guarantee it to be eqaai'to that of other establishment east or west. LOJJIB LIPJIAN, Milwansee, Stay, 10, 1863. maylldly UNDERTAKING. M.

J. ZANDEB8 tTXDERTAKJEtt, Iwo'ald most respectfully TO THE PUBLIC That I have a large assortment of all idnds of Wooden and Me tali Coffins I also on hand a assor mencof uo a Which will be sold at moderate Having two splendid Hearses and necessary I respectfully solicit Burials on Every Ccuactry, Promising entire satisfaction at liberal rates. M. J. ZANDER, No.

307 -East Water street, opposite City Hail. fVbSdly J. W. WINES, LE.OYAR. rril for oovl.

J. W. HOYT Importer and al! iinds cf Imported aed Donsesfir Uines mid Liquor Hoyt's irnit'H is always standard proof and TT to be a superior srtieje witii the trade. Hnyt'? Ktar Brund led peled dr-aler? to It, und in ojjder to po'i'ica, i'e dTMrvfed Jo' HOYT A SPRING 1 A It vi iS PoJ-ter, IS 3BL3-, UAtf IJOAttTtll OA3I8. Constantly ou hand.

Porter in Bottle a juarts and pints, expressly for family, and hotei use. Orders from city and country qoUcrcmt. ito any psrt of city tree. Ales Porter warrnntiif 1 For Sale. A Dealmble Water Powe Land, andaGaod 175 Acrea ol HE undersigned offers tar saie on easy 175 acres of good farauniir Vand, located in Will lUmstoTOjj Dodge County, togather with a Water Power on the whTch cannot be equalled kn, State, mnd a Saw Mill driTjsn by the, same power.

Any purchaser would fiod it an admirable Bite for Woolen or Flouring mil, belajr none of the fornver twenty raUea of that location For partiicutaTS in regard tbe property terrar of sale, application 'may made, to Williani Moors- of Wnapun, or McCune, of MayviHe Oonaty. Wis. aVJldff S. P. Wanted.

4 to J150 per month. iTV, w.intrd efenr iMd fesnnle to Still brattd aad POSITIVELY the ONLY Improved P9 England MAO'lIINi' (ThH BcnntVfHl and ebtaT. mal rhina is rapidly saining favor in- iie sircle, and is hy compeimt juajfes to, entirely above nny ftrire machl'te ever manufactured in UN'ITftD 4TATK8. machines have ia JULStauca when exhibited-in ntpetieien Bnemlovariabijt-iken Prftniam. They retain i ha of the public and SIS, answer equally wen aa aar hUfrprica now in use, while others are selling an in- of fealty construction, lw.

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