Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 3

Poet Office, frran and after 1881: Chicago, throngh, way. Midway UUwatdne, through, Arrive. 1K01FK 6:30 AM 7:10 A 3:30 PM ter deparu TaoBday an Friday at 8 depart Tuesday and Satr j. M. BUBQESS.

Portmaster. MeeUng Lut Htght. This meeting was well attended last evening, and the commencement made of what we hope will prove an efficient and practical organization, which will concentrate the discursive efforts of the past season. The committee appointed to report a plan of organization by which the resources of Rock county in men and means shall be made effective in the present crisis of onr conn- try," consists of Messrs. H.

N. Comstock, Hamilton Richardson, H. C. Tilton, S. C.

Spaulding and Edward McKey. We learn that the committee held a meeting this morning and appointed Messrs. Richardson and Tilton to wait upon the Governor and procure such information, and make, if possible, such arrangements as will aid the object of the meeting. Another good feature of the meeting was the appointment of a committee, consisting of B. Treat, W.

M. Tallman, S. J. M. Putnam, S.

C. Burnham and C. G. Williams, to aid Mr. Eager in the formation of a company of sappers and miners, by providing for the board of the men betore leaving for duty.

The meeting adjourned to meet again at the call of the committee on a plan of or- ganisation. LIECT. RLGER'S will be seen by a notice from Lieut. that the time for which he will receive enlistments expires next Saturday; consequently those who desire to go with him must report themselves as soon as that time. The inducements for mechanics and laborers to engage in this service arc such that a large See company will probably be organized, the notice of Lieut.

R. SEKATOB DOTJGLAS' LAST We publish this letter on our first page today. It is as timely and appropriate as wnen it was and its patriotic sentiments should be faithfully cherished. JANESVILLE FIEE a few days this company will depart for Camp Randall, and be mustered into one of the regiments now being formed by the state. It is composed of excellent material, both men and officers.

They have not yet enlisted quite all the men they need to make up the maximum number. This opportunity should not be suffered to pass, by those who wish to volunteer. We venture to say that no one can find in any company in the" state better who will be more kind and considerate towards their men, while at the same time they are brave and capable. We hope there will be hesitation in filling np the company. The pay is liberal; better perhaps than can be expected in these times of uncertain employment, in any business.

The remuner- dtion is constant, whether the soldier is sick or well. Clothing is furnished, and medical attendance without cost. At the end of the war there will a bounty of $100 paid to each soldier. Taking all these things into consideration, the wages for single man will be equal to twenty dollars, and to a man of family, twenty- five dollars per month. The remuneration is liberal, while the inducements of a patriotic nature were never, in any war of which history gives any account, to be compared with those which now call onr people to arras.

It is to be hoped that those who have concluded to join the Fire Zouaves of this city will all come forward without delay and signify their intentions. No one, we think, should hesitate on account of the possibility of the formation of other companies or regiments. AH these contingencies are uncertain, while the chance is now open to unite a good company. Volunteers cannot do better by delaying the matter, but should join at once. "WAIT FOR THE BIG Saturday the Big Show" advertised in our columns will exhibit in this city.

It com- ReiolmUonit of Water Witch Engine Company No. At a meeting of the above company, held at their hail, Tuesday evening, Aug. 27th, i the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted and ordered to be WHEREAS Several of the members of Water Witch Engine Co. No. 2 have nobly responded to the call of their country and enlisted to fight her battles; and WHEREAS, We the members of said company not only feel a deep interest iu the cause they have also in the individual welfare of those, who have so recently been connected with us, by the closest ties of friendship.

And, WHEREAS Some of those who have thus severed their connection with us, have in the past, held offices of honor and trust, iu our the duties of which they have always well and faithfully discharged. Therefore, Resolved, That in the resignation of our late Foreman, C. P. KJKO, who has so long been one of our members, and who during his connection with us, has held various positions in our company from that of hose boy to foreman, filling each and all of them with honor to himself and credit to onr lose the society of an excellent fireman and kind-hearted and whole souled friend, and one whom we confidently believe, will in the battle-field, as 1st Lieut, of the Fire Zouaves of this city, do credit to himself, to his country, and the company of which he has so long been an honored member. Resolved, That in the appointment of our late secretary WM.

H. SARGENT, as Orderly Sergeant of "the Fire Zouaves, we recognize one which was eminently fit to have been made, and tbat while as secretary of our company he made a most accomplished officer, so we believe that as orderly sergeant of the Fire Zouaves, he will exhibit the same industry and energy, in the discharge of his official duties, and upon the held of danger, will act as only becomes the brave man, and patriotic soldier. Resolved, That while we sincerely regret being compelled to part with our friends and companions, all of whom have endear ed themselves to us by years of the closest intimacy and companionship, we are yet reconciled to their loss by the knowledge, that duty and patriotism have called them to the defence of the constitution and the we have the most implicit faith in their courage and in the earnestness ot Sappers and Attention! You will report yourselves at Janssville on or bcforo Saturday, August 31st 1'ou will leave here September 2d, on the morning train for Chicago, and irill there be mustered into the service of 'the United States and receive your equipments, going thence directly to St. Louis. Let no man fail to respond.

Quarters are pro- Tided for you. purpose which has induced them to respond to that call; and we believe, not doubtingly but confidently, that when in front of the foe, upon the bloody-field, they will respond to the command of their officers with as much of alacrity as heretofore in battles with the fire, they have answered with their might to the call of King's, Now THEN WITH A WILL, MY HOYS, BRAKE 1IE1! DOWK." Believing this, we have only to say to our late friends and companions, Go, and may the God of battles guard you in the hour of danger." Go, and may the of the free through your agency and such float over the freest and proud- as you. ngai bines the attractions of a menagerie and circus, aud both are to be seen for the price of either one if separately exhibited. As the work in the harvest field is about fiu- 'ished, there is likely to be a crowd of people in town to see the sliow. OFF FOR MADISON.

understand that the Fire Zouaves of this city have orders to go to Madison on Tuesday morning next. WASHINGTON ENGINE Co. No. 3. The regular monthly meetiug of this company will ba i.L-i.l at their house next Monday evening at o'clock.

Let every member be on hand. J. T. WILCOX, Sec'y. TRINITY CHURCH.

The annual renting of slips in Trinity Church will take place on Monday, Sept. 2d, at 10i o'clock A. in tie aug23d7d LAPPIS'S HALL To-NiGHT. The concert of Miss Richings will be given to-nigltt at Lappin's Hall. Don't fail to Yon will be well repaid for the expenditure of your time and money.

The entertain- meut will be diversified, and every one will be especially pleased with some part of it' while the whole will give satisfaction. DEATH OF WAKREN M. GRAHAM. We have, at last, the sad, bat long-expected intelligence that young GRAHAM died yesterday, at Hagerstown, rom wounds received at the battle of Falling Waters. For many weeks.he has lingered between life and death, but the terible Minnie balls that pierced his body were too severe for even his iron constitution.

He received every attention during his last illness his mother 'and father were poth present, so all that love' and skill could do have been in vain. Wisconsin. est republic ou earth. Go and after the work shall have been accomplished, Iwin-j you will receive the plaudits of millions patriots dying you will be mourned by a grateful people', and under all circumstances, you will possess the glorious consolation of having discharged well that duty, which wins the soluier's wreath, or decks the soldier's grave. Ilcsoh-ed, That the foregoing resolutions, signed by the foreman and secretary, be published iu the daily papers of this city.

II. KICHAEDS, Ass't Foreman. ADAM SKF.LLY, Secretary pro lem. A BETTER PROSPECT. Since a military board of examination has been established to examine the qualifications of all commissioned officers, 225 volunteer officers have resigned.

Probably many of these officers feared the result of an examination, in exposing their want of qualifications. There is good reason to believe that those who are retained, or will be accepted hereafter, will be qualified for their responsible duties. THE DIFFERENCE. Every man at the North is free to choose whether he will go into this war or stay at home. Every man at the south is compelled to go into the ranks whether he will or no.

No man at the North lives under any apprehension as to the safety of his home, his person his property there. No man at the south is exempt from a constant fear, that, sooner or later, the war will come, with all its horrors, to his very door. The Northern soldier, if he succeeds maintains a great government; if he fails is a patriot dying at his post of duty. The southern he succeeds, consigns a nation to anarchy: if he fails is a disgraced traitor. The one carries the flag in hand, the other a halter about his neck.

In a word the south fights with desperation, and because it is desperate, puts forth all its strength at the start. Hence, its victories must be won then if at all. The North only by decrees brings out its vast resources, and will have strength in reserve after the south is exhausted. Hence, EDWARD RUGER, Actinc Lieut. Eng'r Reg't of tbe Weft.

MEN AND PATRIOTS: PBUM aud reflect. Your country needs your service! Will yon respo 1 1 Then culist with the Sappers and Miners, and join our own brave soldiers of the west under tho gallant Fremont. Great inducements are offered. It is the highest and best branch of the service and tho best pay. Be true ana ot tho republic and come forward and enlist.

Mechanics enlist! Men not mechanics enlist 1 I will receive all strong men and true, that come. Let every man that readoth come. For further particulars enquire of the undersigned, office in county building with clerk of the board, or at Erst door south of Lawrence 4 Atwood'6 store. EDWARD HUGEK, Janesville, Angust 27th, 1861. Acting Lieut.

yon want healthy, light bread, biscuit and pastry of all kinds, use only D. B. Da Laud Chemical Salcratus. It is truly the '-housewife's favorite," aud is indispensable in producing the above results. get it of all dealers everywhere.

ONE WAY TO CIP.CCXATE REBEL SHEETS. New York News being hard up for subscribers, on cccotint of its rabid se- cessiom proclivities, is being distributed gratuitously to all who will lake it. Here fs oue the secrets, circulars CONFIDENTIAL. understand you tobeaniu- fluential man llake the Hber- ty ofsendingyou our paper, the Daily Neiex, for one month. The cost ia defrayed by a society, whose objectis to ealistthe.talentof the state in favor of peace measures.

Should you think proper to become a subsciber after that date, please signify the'same. How A MAN FEELS WHEN HE is WOUNDED, AND How IT GOES TO BE Siioi take the following from a letter written liy one of the gallant Iowa volunteers, who fought iu the battle near Springfield, Missouri: I was standing, or rather kneeling, behind a little bush, reloading ray musket, just before the rebels engaged in this close work retreated. Suddenly I felt a sharp pain in the shoulder, and fell to the ground. Jumping up, one of our boys asked me if I wus hurt. I replied I thought not, drew up my musket to fire, when he said Yes.

are shot right through the shoulder." 1 thiuk it was this remark, more than Unwound, which caused the field, all at otu-o, to commence whirling around me in a very strange manner. I started to lenveit, with a half ounce musket bail in my boulder, and once or twice fell down with dizziness but in a short time recovered sntlicier.tly to be able to walk buck to Springfield, nine miles, where the bail was taken out. I vas very much pleased to find tbat tbe wound was not a dangerous one. In the battle, every sensation was drowned iu excitement. We hail no time to think of being killed, cxcspt when standing lo lie shot at by cannon, without a chance to shoot back.

This, to us. was the most trying pi of the When we had a chance use our every thought and feelinir was gone, except, the one thought of shooting down the rebels as rapidly as possible. Our regiment certainly did its share of the work that day. TO THE PEOPLE OF JANESYILLE FAMILY CHEAP FOR CASH. GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS! BOOTS AND SHOES, a ra.aa.d- CJ a MILLINERY GOODS, the first Jay of Auguht in every year it usual for U8 to g-t tip onr cliwing bale for the having been induced to purehiuu very largely owing to price ol imported goods in the early part of the summer, it will bo necessary lor ua, iu order make room for our hill purchases, to dispose of ut leant Worth of Goods within tho next THIRTY DA.YH.

The experience of post years has satisfied ua that such an amount can he sold, if goods are oflcred at tuch figures as we herein annex. Ten cases of best Madder Lawns, sold at cents, we now oifer 10 yds for 75 cents. All our best French Lawns. Sold at cents, now only' 12Vfc. All our best and France cost of importation 50c, and sold by us at we will now Hell at Five 'ea-es of beautiful M.Tltled Mor.anibillies, 'old by us at now only Kiv.i cases of Mottled Modenas.

1'arirt, 1'aris Urunillas, suitable, for street traveling diesnes, and Hold by us for 10 GI now ouly one shilling. Jj'itty pieces striped, checked, Krochi! and plain Traviatas, sold by us tor uow only We call particular oliO pieces of solid color IJayaderc Bareges, cost of im- nnrtatiou 2'Jc per yard, now offered by us at Just imagine. 12 for 7o cents. 1UI) pieces of beaiitilnl llayadere, check and plain tissues and Uarepes, nil colors, well worth 51) cents per yard, otlercd at the sum of 25 cents. Our mire stork of Foulard aud China Silks, always sold at now only -He per yard.

Our entire stock of SILKS W. L. MITCHELL, PALMER'S Drug and Tea Store. PRICES TO CORRESPOND with the of and OF XKCOITB'S'. -A.

X. X. goods as any one in weet. Call and Examine our New Stock. TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEE, TOBACCO, BOATS, CEOCKEEY GLASS WARE, DRY FKUIT, SAIT FISII, DRY FISH, MOLASSES, SYRCPS, CANDLES, FRESH FRUIT.

ALL GOODS WARRANTED at a similar reduction. We have now on haml splendid assortment of Black Lace aii-1 Lace 1'oints, of the I all of which we will sell full 25 per cent v.t'tk's A lar-c Setts and Collars at reduced pnc'-s oflVr tho following list of goodd for one dollar: COMMERCIAL. JaaesviHc Vvholesale Market. Reporteil for the Jajicsville Octette, GRAIN AKU PRODl'CK OKAI.KKS. JANKSVILI.B, Ati.KST 1S61.

The wheat market was dull to-day, and with lair re ceipts and unfavorable from the prices fell off t(i per bushel. of al.nnt HJW buhheh at milling and dor-ing ijilk't at thoye c.rirr-eyrain: fair and market rather dull af quotations belnw. A good pnipnrtion of the at rmnini; forwan' is from new cr and, as we anticipated. qur.l: ty geneniliy rather common, the luTry and a good deal of the wiieat is badly shrunken. will not nioro than 5'5 to tin- ni'-i-uiei bushel.

Taking the light yield piic-s ei makes farmers complain Th" yield wheat per aer: through county will exceed twelve We t. iOafU; fair to pooddr.v ihipj.ins 4.Ki:'.0; rejected COl-lU. per t-U Ibs. shelled, aud 14al(k j.or 72 ear. quiet at 14.il5.

at salo at 15.i25: per 60 common to od iiu-ility. TIMOTIIV 'lull at l.SOal.75 per 40 Ibs. per bushel. at fair to choice roll, -plenty and dull at lie per dozen, -ranges at 15i27c for cjmmon to choice fair ean clips. Dry.

at reta Klo iU.ii7 Sal SlJKKi' fr.ua Hi vanN of liai cge for 1.0 I. Linen Tulilc- Clotha l.Cifl, yards lied TicUins l.oo, 16 vds Uron-u MiiMhn 1.110. Kentucky 1.00. I'JUyii-Madilrr prin 1-ji T.yds fast col. lawn I.IKI.

1 dtVz linen I.IK), Our JiXTIKE STOCK of yds bl'chcd Muslin, 1,00, 10 yds fig'd Brilliant l.W). IU yds Crash Utiible Napkins 1,011. 2 prs Ladies' Oaiters 20 1'ocket 'Kerchiefs 1.00, yds Blue Denitu 1,00. LINEN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS. will rr-rhirtton of twenty-fivp per from prices; instance, 000 Chip Hats nt 3 The iidvantayrs to he d--i ired from these annual CLOSING OIT SALES! iuv now nppart-nt to all, and we trnst the public will avail thi-niri'-lvt-H of-the opportunity of purchasing at tht; nri'-tH we are bound to sell us hUi- ttxl to five IIH r'toiii for McKFY RUO.

aa represented at Opposite the Hyatt House. THE ATTENTION the citizens of Rock and adjoininccounties is solicited to our Large and Choice stock of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, HATS -AJSTD C-AJPS, The stock of DRESS GOODS is unsurpassed in variety and styles. AM instrucu-il by tliy r-v am now pn-p-iiv-I lc lor an of i-l i i six mini th- itu of thi its victories may be slow ii. coming, but they last, and will be perma- are inevitable at nent. EXAMPLE TO BE IMITATED.

If our la- Dr. S. P. Thornhill, of Hudson, for- tnerlv a resident of this city, has been commissioned as surgeon of the 8th regiment. army and navy have presented some mentable instances of disaffection and desertion of duty the heroism and patriotic devotion tbat are being daily displayed by the loyal members of both professious more than compensate for the pain spectacles have afforded.

We give the following extract from a letter from a distinguished naval officer now in the blockading squadron, to his wife, as an example which animates both services. "I want you to live in the most frugal manner possible, and if you can save money from your income by the strictest economy, loan it to the government, if it be but fifty dollars, or a hundred dollars, to assist in the smallest mite to maintain the Constitution of the United States aud the supremacy of the law. The present conditon of our once happy country is enough to make the angels weep. The feelings suggested by the above is one of the pleasures that men like the wri ter are in the public service and not only willing to but to economize for the Union. New Yurk Herald- COTTOX SHIPPED TO EUROPE FROM THI: POUT.

During the past week a large quan tity of cotton has arrived at this port, from Providence, for the purpose of being ship ped to Europe. This is owing no doubt to most of the factories in Lowell being close- aud the price of cotton at present is from sixteen to eighteen cents per pound. The stores in Providence are said to be full. N. Y.

Eve. Post, 23d. FEW DIE AND NOXE RESIGN-. The Wash ington correspondent of the N. Y.

Tribun says No applications have been made nnde the new retiring law for the navy. quently, no board has been called togethei It is not improbable that broad hints wi be given to some old gentlemen, unles they move in this matter speedily. To Holders the 1-tttcr will nut tli ICllt Of Oil U'ttLTjj Post Office. 8G1. go diampSf f'th-l'ii-w ue.

iluriti- liei-, und ft-r I if rifccivt-j in fr.mi nffirtf. J. M. UUIIGKtfS. P.

31. To jMasons! MI-KEY BRO. let. a job of Work. au'Jdtt ROCK COUNTY BANK, Janesville, Wisconsiii, Directors: JACKMAN.

J. 11- B. CllOSKV MS. S. W.

s-illl'll, S. G. UAILKY JElSK MILKS. Particular attention paid to collections. Siirht drafts on the principal cities of the Linte.

tales aud Great Britain. Will purchase Notes Certificate of and buy and anil Silver at the usual lati-a TIMOTHY JACU.MAN, J. B. CBOSBT, Gisliier. aulDdly ATTENTION, REGULARS! I AM authorized by Major Skin commander of the 1'ith infantry, to enlist all abli-bmlied nii-p.

iietween thcaires cf and ye-irs. less inches hi.e.!i. and of charaCM-r. lor tlie The pay has bran by congress tit its late session, to IT'if'leeii I3ollars jier nionili. and an abundant supply of exci-ll-nt foo.1 and dotllinfr.

medical att-'tidance inelilded. Apply at the Hyatt No. A. II. STATs'TOX, Capt.

Kith Infantry, OlReer. 17. ISIil. Mechanics and Arlilicers Attention! I I1AVK been authorized to recruit fifty or more men. to form a part of a company of SA.FFEK.S for (jen.

Kieiuont's new regiment, St. Lo-ii? The will he $17 permoiith wheu unemployed 4'J prrdav extra when employed. Thiscom- liany will be under the command of A. J. Davids, captain of Engineers and builders.

Captain Davids has orders for outfit at any moment. He assures me that the employment will be permanent after the organization is completed. The company will rendezvous immi-diatelv- Tho-e wi--hinc to join will apply imiiH'diately. Office in county building, with Clerk of will see that when employed the pay will be from to $30 per mouth. For further particulars inquire of UDWAHD RL'GBIl.

Janesville, Aug. 17, 1SG1. llccruitiuK Officer. in great varieties. BROCADE, MADONNAS, VALENCIAS, MOHAIBS, NATIONAL AND LUSTER OBEYS, CHAL- I.IES, DELAISS, ORGANDIES, LAWNS, in quantities large, in styles endless, in varieties unsurpassed.

Broclie Shawls, cheaper than ever. EMBROIDERY IN SETTS, CbWars, Jnsertings, Waists, Robes, in great abundance anil at prices that will Mtonish. Broad Cloths, Cagflimereg, ROCERY SEED STORE! ANDREW BOSS HAVE the largest and best selected stock ol MEDICINES C5 TP3 IMC CJ A- Paints, Oils and Varnishes, PARLOR AND KITCHEN LAMPS, FLTTI1D, OILS, Toilet and Fancy Articles. PateHt Preparations and Specifies to be found in market. Together with a fiiUand varied stock of jr JTV HJ WINES A 1 for medical purposes, SPICES, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, FRUITS AND FIXINGS for Family i G-1 a CLASS WARE, Kerosene and Machine Oils, All of which I will soil at prices to cnrrtrpnnd wiOl the reductions lo which tlie liljurcrs and producers of tlie country are tuna ciuiljtllcd submit.

1 will sell all kinds of CHEMICALS, PREPARATIONS AXD PSESCKIP- TIOX3, PA1XTS, OILS, BBOW.V AXD REUSED SL'HAKS, SYULT8, SPIL'ES, SALT, coarse and fine, FISH, FLOUR, than any other iu fur the same JOellvcr TSiem Free of Charge to coHtouierd iu town, or to the railroad dfpow for such tut them sent by rail. My BLACK AND as well art other articlc-d iu which I deal, have become iailMwiwiMu to all families that ihfm. To inch as luive lunR dealt with me, I refer all now custo- Infonu.ttion an to the'quality of my g.xnl their prices, anil my way ofdoiui; and Tea Store, ns.ir the Foni Janesville. -S- TJ R. Rose Cologne.

the cheapest and 33 SI. XT 3MC IE3 ju marki t. "We also make superb German and Prairie Flower COLOGNE, and sell them 60 Per Cent Ii we than th'- Indifferent Preparation from abroad aold by other DKUtt TEA STOKE. West Milwaukee ritrt-et. AT HOUSE I LOT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 3ST.

A- C3- OULD call the attention of the pooplo of Janesville. Kock and adjoining counties, to his increased facilities for manufacturing PARLOR, CHAMBER AND COMMON FURNIRURE, which lie will soil at Greiilly Keduced Prices. Tn to the articies uiannfaLMured by himself he-keeps of Imported Furniture, which emt'lMO-s everything weeded for household use, unil as well us his own manufacture, is of tLe lateet styles Ruperior quality. 'gy Collins. 01 all sizes and trimmed in every variety of style constancy on haini.

Metalic Burial Cases and Caskets. Ii of Janesville, hereby gives noticii tint (he roll and varraut tor the colloctiou of th- city taxes for the year SGI. ia now iu his to law. required to be made at his (with Duu-cl. Lappin'a block.) within the next twenty days.

OUjltGE A. VOUSO. Treasurer. JanesviUe, Aug. 19, 1SC1.

auJJdJOt I have jir.t received a lai'fre assortment of these arti- cl-s an improved style and perfectly air tiicht. Art none have been kept in HIM city for the last three or four much inconvenience has been experienced in sending for them. I invite an examination of all my stock, knowing that I can sive satisfaction both in quality anil price, on Milwaukee street, second Central Bank. Bit-n of the coffin. X.

SWAGLK. Janesville, Amru-it ISM. aulQdawtt Summer Stutts, Vestlngs, AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. All who wish to get Worth oftheir Money in good goods, that will Not Ifa.il on tlieir Hands, are cordially invited to call. Goods Shown Free of Charge.

Je3ilawtf O. K. BEN'XETT. Stocsls. BOOTS AND SHOES! JUST RECEIVED BY James N'xt Dwr to Messrs.

McKey Main Street, Janesville, IIKKKhemay be found ready to repair the understanding of all riuch as are for the want of d. IS IS for tho Union. He has the best stock ot BOOTS SHOES ever offered in thifl city, which he willed! nt prices correspond with the times, and Will Warrant Them to all purchasers who will cull and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. Ilia dtock ia NEW AND FRESH, consisting of every variety of Gent's Custom ni.ule Call aud Kip Uoota and Shoes. Also a large assortment ut aE NT'S QAITHRS of every description.

Ladles' Hisses' and Oaltera, Polka Boots, Bootees, Slips and in great variety. Boys' Boots and. Shoes, of even' stvle and quality. llaviug selected this stock with great care, he can warrant it of the hent material and made by the workmen, and in the latest style. Grateful for past patronage, he respectfully a call from his old customers, and he can assure all who are.

disposed to call, that no establishment in the west can out sell him, either in price, quality or style. Particular attention will be paid to Custom Work. lie keeps mine hut the beat workmen, and all kinds of work done promptly and at short notice. KEPAIRINQ DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. reference to the durability of his work, he refers to his former customers, the citizens of Kock county.

forget the old Stand, one south ol McKey Main street. JAMES lltJTSOX. Janesville, June 8tb, 1801. jelOdawtf OFFEIt my rcnwimng ILm-ru in Puluier Sutherland's addition, of the Depots aud Kail track, ut GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. I some in my addition, west the Depots, which I will sell at prices within the reach of all who to si-cunj A Cheap and Permanent Home in the city.

be dccinjiuorlatfd iu tliu f-ann. 1 witl to their ut low Also. Busings Lots on West Milwaukee street fo ale or KfiiL TERMS EASY, AXD TITLE PERFECT. A. PALMER.

West Milwaukee rftn-et. JunlTtlawtf JULY, 1861, CIRCUIT COUUT FOIl HOCK COUNTY. Henry Carter agaiust John Khineliart. virtne of an execution issued out of the circ 1 court iu and for the county of liuck. in the aV entitled cause, in favor of the above named pliiiiiuu tnd ajraiu.it the defendant above named, an.I to me directed and delivered, I have levied upon and thiill sell public auction, to the bidder, on THE-ah DAY of OCTOUER, A 1861, at the hour ol'lt) o'clock A ot'that day in the circuit court roum in the city i.f Janesville.

in the cr.uiity of Hock, all tun ri-'ht. title and interest which the said John Khiuehart had on the 3d day of April, 1S5S, it a'iy time thereafter, to the following real estate, described as lullmvs, to wit: all that certain piece or parcel of land lyinjt and being in the town of Union, count of Kock. and State of known anil distiir'uNhed us a part of the northwefct quarter of section number twenty-seven (i7), town (4) north, of number ten (lojeast. and bonn led follows: com- mencins at a stake in the highway miming throimu livansville to the village of Union on the north- ea't corner of a lo: of hind deeded to Sarah Oritfetli by Ileury Spencer, and run thence west alons the north line of said lot three (3,1 diaius to lands owned byOeorgc fpencer. and run thence north alonff the east line of S'lid George land to twelve (12) feet oflhe mill race owned eander aud William to a stake, aud run thence southeasterly within twelve (12) feet of said mill to the center of the above, mentioned hiehway, and run thence south along tlie center of said liighway lo the place of it be- in" the saine lau'l dreded by J.jhn Khmehait and wife to Clayton Semans.

which i-aid d-ed is recorded in the office of tbe re'-ister of deeds of the county ol Kock in book 45 on pase AilfC 21. A ISfll. 8. J. M.

PUTNAM, Sheriff ol Kock Co. P. PAITIS, Atty for PUT, JULY, 1861, i OF VIA. GRAND HAVES' ROUTE. 3STew sind.

Favorite Express, U. S. Mail, Passenger and Freight Line. Lowest Rates and Quickest Time THE Delroit and Milwaukee Railroad, in connection with the AND FOWEHFIT. UPPER CABIN BTZAMSmPS HDKTR.01T" AND and alter 5Ionday, July 22d.

1S01. and until further notice, eithe'rof the steamships -'Detroit" and Milwaukee" of this line, will leave the of Milwaukee street. Milwaukee, daily, (except Sun days.) at 4 o'clock for Grand Haven, onuectiiiK there with the iiiornint; tniins for Detroit. Siispeu-ion Mciitreal, Uuffalo, Kochester, New Huston. and Cleveland line cf at Detroit, maliing quicker time and lower farethan by anv other Koute.

Mark all Freight via D. i M. U-," and save time and money. 230 East "Water street, fourth door eontli of Walker House. 23 Wisconsin street, Tunis Periodical Depot.

Foot of East Water street, neit door to MilfS Armour's warehouse. G. Niemeir. receiver, J. It.

Whitman, Gen. Western Agent. Thomas Forbes. City Agent. FREHiHT foot of Milwaukee street.

Graham. Aeeut. W. K. MU1K, Gen gup't.

i- M. Office, July 22d, 1S61. au23iltf NATIONAL FLAGS! sale by McKey Itro. We keep constantly on Jj hand, and will manufacture to order, all sizes of flaire of the best woolen fabrics. mav-Wawtf MoKEY BRO.

from tbe subscriber, June 6th, a KKD COW with white back and head and no horns. Whf-ever will return Raid cow to me.orgive information where she may be found, will suitably rewarded. SIMEON NilIlRlS, Main Strcc Union Note Paper! 6 DIFFERENT Styles of Union Edvclopes constantly on hand, at wholesale or retail. may'Jdtf O. J.

DEARBORN. Apples, Peaches and Tomatoes "WHOLESALE. I AM prepared to fnrnish to dealers the above Frnit delivered here, at my store on Main street, as cheap as they caa be procured in Chicago. B. I.

PE3JDLETON. POWERS' Ambrotype, Photograph SB FINE ART CALLE RY! LAPPIN'S HALL JANESVTLI.E. Wagon Grease, HE best article in market. A large Invoice In stor Price 25 cents per box. at JySdtf 'TALLMAN 4 COLLINS'.

JanasTille, July 28th, 1881, Jy26dawtf NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC AMP Song rf the Chicago Irish Brigade, Col. El worth's Keouiem March, Sadly the Bells Toll th Death of tlie Hero, My Heart is Like a Silent Lute Dream on Lillie; Union, Ood and Liberty; The Bear tiful Maiden Just Over the Way; Mother, Oh Sing Ileaven; Only Waiting, and many other new and popu la songs, received this day at the Music Store of JaneertUd, July 1861. D. WILSON. ami Tea Fte January ITLh, Ml.

A NEW ESTABLISHMENT! Boots and Shoes, Cheap for Cash. AVING lucatctl in the store ea-'t of tli County IVink. in Myc-rV Ul-K-k, wher iiiiuml a. lull u-mrtnuTit t.f n.ii ol niv own maniilactun-. 1 novv i tuiil, incri-x-inj; inv etitck, ul" Frt'iH-h Oili" mirl Kip U.Kit" be in tlii ity.

I shall Imppy unl will tiit'OfrUHlitrtiun to all those who may K- tvor with call. JENS Jantsvillc, 13th, 1P01. THE OLD RELIABLE AND DPULAR INSURANCE COMPAN OF the equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash respons tu the HAS OPF.NED A JB JE3, ease's Block, Main Street, FOR THB S.VI.E OP Groceries and Seeds III! RESPECTFCLLY CALLS THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO FUS STOCK OF GOODS, which will bis sold CHEAP FOE CASH! The Highest Market Price piud for i ftn frb28iluwtr Behold I brinfyouGhulTidiugsofGreatJey. BOOTS SHOES 3VE I 31. I 2XT Cheap! Cheapest! A5I now rcct-iving my Spring Stock of SHOES.

My atoek. in quantity, (jaunty aii'l cannot be approachtrd iiny other wcit ui Ituyin I dy, uf and only, I can Kiieiy Defy all Competition. In the conditioa of market, I wad to buy at UNHEARD OF LOW TRICES, and will Bell at a advance from flrst cost MJ CUSTOI DEPARTMENT fs still under thi-. charge (if IViri. IS with experienced and fikilfxii workmen, and wo an turn out Fins-r apou short notice.

DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE, at the Old Stand, sign of the "Bis Hoot," Main Street. lc. April 17 C. MINER. aplTdawtl WHITEWATER PAPEIt MILL, WHITE WAT Eli, WISCONSIN T.

H. GANTLEY, Proprietor. Manufacturer of and Dealer in NEWS, BOOK AND WRAPPING The highest market price paid fur SPECIAL NOTICE. in aiyh'. Curtis' Drug StoJ Hyatt lious-e.

he ir.teuil.-j to F.TIIo up ooite tin- of the ot vicinity in all as the- best ca.u bu nittdf. and a little Chcajjur tluin the Mi-iii-t- call examine list ol antl ymirseJt V-efbre picttirfs. Jaiitsville. Mny '-3d. IsOl.

iuyi2tlawtf the style and i 1 have fi-nneJ Copartnership nnder fur tho tra JSosiwick, uiKrcatitilo at' tho New York Cash Store, tands pre-eminently atthc head of its profewicn; whi tseiterwive. practical and first class business system local is not excelled bj aoy similar ation iu the we prnpoeo to keep i-n tiines.the fht-apt'st antl nmrt nu-rchiintli-o to bt- in thf city. In i-ur ii'tnilar I'ry we havi- taken store lately cujiied S. C. Merthant Tailoring aud Cloth Ccpartmeat, two stures in one; we sh.il! keep the bent stock of Clollis.

CurfHimirt-rt. it ml Fiiruifh- in" 1 Gootld.to be fouiul in it.ae. Ami mKuuUwlure nil FINE CLOTHING TO ORDER, in the latest and most Janesville. March 1, 1801. M.

U. SMITH. J. M. JWSTWICK.

nuirlSduwtt. Che following uustract oi the. last annual xhibit of the financial cotiiiition of the I'UOIMX, is resented to the attentive perusal anil consideration ef the iiisurin-; public jVssets, January 1st, 1SG1, Cash on hand, in bank and Agent'n 33 Loans on Ueal Kstate, Bank Stock.and other si'curity 71,431 20 N'ew York value 125,440 00 Hartford Bank value, .164,15000 Waterbiiry (Connecticut) Bank 13.32S 00 Tennessee State 17,60000 Miscellaneous B-mds and Dank value 36.900 00 Accumulated In'ereston Investments, NEW ESTABL1SUMEST I A AM AN' takes this inetlnn! irif.Ttuing Ma IVieinln tliat he haa the of Repairing all kinds of Watches! CLOCKS ia May's building oil a tew WEST OF THE POST OFFICE. Having b. en ID tlie employ uf Welib 4 T.Cf, this fur the la-t fuiir he lla'tera he now a r- utatiuii in as will jUBtil'v liiin in the I'atri'iia-e (it vlia have Jo knuvii liiin ill that CLDii- iK-nt i liii ability to entire s.UH!ac!i"li to tl.cs..

him tlieir ly in htd lineut' b.i-i- fl, he regretfully tor the pam uf the lie. Jun t'-th. ISi'l. AAMA.V Total CasU Assets, S3 entire capital, and resources of IKE5IX. being deruted to the bu-iineaa of Fire Insurance Exclasively, the Company offers very superior advantages to patronH, iu point of solvency and ability.

PDLID1ES ISSUED AK3 BEHEWtD in thia leading corpuratioa, at fair rates by E. Ii. DIMOCK, Ue-i'ient ocrnrrlnj Policies l.y CK-. Sir the, PhoiMiix "ill adjusted mid paid at this ag'-ticy. bankable funds.

BUTJSSKLLS. UARl'ETS LOWELL CARPETS COTTON CARPETS 1IEMP A larce CAilPL'LS TliKKK PLY CARl'ETS HARTFtJlll) CHAIN CARPETS COTTON CARPETS. supply of all Uaviuu iltoliosei! S. to fall the old stoeU, I ain now prepureil ofler a larger at TV than ever before. All art nplldawtf Jr i invited to cail at BKXNETTS.

I 1IIE of the hare been to, and now belong to, B.C. Smith, a antlior- iztHl to collect the same. A. G. ALLEN, Dated May lath, 1801.

O. P. ALLEX. The said at the store of Cyrus Miner. Main street, and the above nttmed O.

to collect them for Dated May 14th, 1801. ECKIVK!) tiwlay. a fine lot. entirely new KL-S GuMets. I'reMTVo Uiah-a, Fruit llutter I'rintn.

Ac. Will be Mareh Tobacco, Cigar and Liquor Store. ITT" I-' ket-ii cn'-iiiiitly on a full ru-portinent of Hnir. Cur. Ohcwin-, Tubiwrc, Scutch.

MuccnlMiy un.l SimlU ripex. Tohnoca ulsu. (iroct'iio-t Olanrt E. C. SMITH.

WARRANTEE DEEDS FOB, BA1H all at Main aprlodtf furr. itreet. tii-j times at tho old O. F. MBVKR 4 BUOTIItR.

A LL iinjel.ted to the liru: of PrarclifTi I'hiiiptonare to pay mch imlebte.lne« to Sloan. Patteu Bailry.and not to any other ja.r- May 13th, 1S61. ar 1n HENRY SCARCUIf,.