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MiWfufflr VOLUME XIII. MtWAUKEE, THURSDAY, MORNING, JULY 18, 1861 NUMBER 229. THE PRESS NEWS, BY Buildiny, Katt Eni jBritlye, No. 1 SIrrrf of Dally than term montlu, Five CenU per copy. Trmni of wne year, payable in tulTODce tVi-nn of paper, for year, payable in IMly Paper.

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ROUNDS, ADVERTISING AttENT, 48 ETATE BTEEEt, tiittioriiril in recrirt Adtcrtiianentt far tliit and the Leading Pafrrs of die fforOncdt, and he tht. uNLr and EXOLCSIVCLT authorittd Agent in it.t JforthiCKti a majority efikcm, teaN CURTIS McARTHUR, Advertising and CcUfCtinp j(ffmtt JVb. 86 trull Sirc't, K'cta Tort Iffucjiafcr PvUithtrl are invited 'o visit cu oct2 Late War NCTTB, fcc, The Fourth Wisconsin Regiment passed through Buffjlo "yesterday. The Senate tabled the'House resolution to ndjourn on Friday. The House occupied nearly the whole day yesterday in discussing a resolution to appoint a committee to examine into Secretary Cameron's beef and other contracts.

It finally passed. Another fight came off at Hudson, en the IGtb: in which seven rebels were killed nn ns many more were wounded. Our loss, three killed and sevtn wounded. There were only 10.000 tioops-at Richmond on the 9th. The steamer Stockton has been railed and is mounted with eight 64 pounders.

A Kentucky Regiment attacked the rebels on Mad River on Friday last and killed nine, with a loss of ouly one man. At Richmond, they the number of men at Yorktown tit 15,000, and from 10,000 to 20 000 Norfolk Brigadier-Gent-rul Pierce is going home, where he belongs A letter from Murlinsburg to Philadelphia, dated 16th, snys "Gen. Patterson was moving on Winchester bv two different rWhen he geie Fuirffix Court rebels won't be thar. The futelligrncir, of yesterJny, says Gen. Johnson broke up cnmp ut Hill on' Moodny, and coinnie'ncvd ihe reireat towards Winchester.

Gen. Patterson immediately went in was ubout eleven miles ia the rear of JuUasoa. j. The report thitt ex-Senitwr Green lias 1 violated bis parole is untrue. Gen Scott has now got ready to move.

Gen. McDowell with his Urge army lef Alexandria end Arlington heights at 3 1 2 P. oii-- tbe 16rb, supposed to be advancing on RichmoiM. The first will be ct we guess. Senator Brectinridge made an anti-war fpeach.

Lane, of iWiana. replied. Our latest dispatchesNTrom Washington state that Gen. McDowell's army commenced their forward movement Tuesday evening. lie has £0,000.

volunteers, 250 and two full batteries of light nrfiUery. The rebel forces are strongly intrenched at Fairfax Court House, but it is considered by no means certain that a battle will be fought in that vicinity. Gee Fremont will reach Springfield this week, when he will proceed in the work of organizing his division. The-arrival of a large number of horses, mules and wagons at Bird's Point is conjectured to indicate a speedy movement in the direction of the rebel eampe at Point Pleas- act and Pocahontas. Lord Lyons has requested an explanation from our government as to its having allowed the breaking by private individuals of the blockade of the Chesapeake.

British agents at the South are watching -vigilantly for a pretext for r.e-opening the blockaded ports. The tariff bill will be conssdered in the House to-day. The iron duties will probably remain unchanged. The loan hill has passed both houses. Federal vessels at various points havexbeen ordered to proceed in pursuit of southern pri- Our government has nation on Spain for the surrender of tie vessels carried into Clenfaego, Cuba, by the privateer Snmtcr.

It it is thought that they will be immedietely released, and that privateers will hereafter be prohibited frem entering West India pttrts. M. Holman, of Indiana "has introduced a bill in Congress, providing for bounty lands for hundred and sixty acres for the three months volunteers, and three hundred and sixty for the volunteers for the war. i Detachments of Gen. McClellan's column occupied various advanced positions on Sunday, the enemy retiring precipitately.

One of these positions was attacked on Mcnday but the rebels were repulsed with a loss of 2 1 killed and several wounded: The Army appropriation bill just passed amounts to the snug little sum 613,99. on the 14th from the'New Tork Sixteenth, were out near Mount Ver' non, and met two of John Washington's slaves running off. They said all the rest were to be sent South tor-morrowy to the Re bel army. The soldiers told them they might go, when one went back and brought eight away, and says they will all fun away; It is reported that the Privateer Sumter has 55,000 Enfield rifles und a number of rifled oaiinon from an English ship. Ex-Gor.

Ky says large majority of the Kentnckians are for uniting their destinies ihe Confederate States. The Fourth was celebrated at Fairfax by. a home in which two'or 'three of the rebls got killed. Baltimore Police! Commissioners ask Congress to discharge them from Mc- give the above Items as teceived by mail and by is our private opin- i ion bowercr, publicly expressed, that the re- beU will continue to retreat until fall bsck to Richmond for one grand LOCAL AND OTHEE MATTERS. .11 i.

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foi" feUgraph and tee Fovrlh Page. The eiaminations in our Public Schools are now going on. Hood -will sell a lot of Fnraituro at auction, morning at 10 o'clock, at his store, No; Spring street. good map of the seat of war in Virginia is issued by the Hume Insurance Agency in this city, in the Ncwhnll Hoase Block. J.

A. Ilclfenstcin. FtMiLE COLLEGE The Female "College commencement ij to take place on Wednesday next, when the Summer term of the College closes. LrscH MOXSIEPB TOKSOK COIIK The suit of the State vs. Robt.

Lynch came up yesterday in the Circuit Court and was finally set down for trial on Tuesday nert. COBBECTIOX. To Watt. Thompson, of Christy's Minstrels, instead of to "Brudder Bones," as we inadvertently stated, in due the. credit of the conundrum we published yesterday morning.

GUEELEV PBOBABLY is said by those who ought to know, that tho nigger that plays the banjo at the Academy of Music, wears the identical pair of brogans that Horace Greelej- wore when Just in this cily. A PATRIOTIC nigger up at the Academy of asked Why the American flog was like the stars in the heavens." Because all the powers in the world could not them down." AFTEE ALECK'S petition is being extensively circulated in this city, directed to the Secretary of War, asking the Board of Examiners to examine the Surgeons and their assistants accompanying the Wisconsin Eegiments, and report upon their ability to discharge the important duties assigned them, Fan THBEE Nicnrs will be glad to learn that Mnginlcy has induced the MinBlroJ Troupe to remain daring the rest of the: week. Full houses greet nightly and thtir success is without a parallel in the annals of the "show bizness" in Milwaukee. Erery seat is always occupied. This evening the well known Harpist, C.

Dickinson of this city, will appear wilh the company and to morrow evening he will execute a solo upon that instrument. STILL THEY We are daily receiving piles of Spring Goods, embracing dress silks, Traviata, Fabrique, Francaise, Paris Drnsillas. Mottled Morclla, Erminctte, Challi Delaines, Figured, Check and Striped Valencies, and other goods suitable for the spring wear. Also, a choice selection of Mantles, Embroideries, ell of which will be gold at prices to correspond with the times. J.

L. DAVIS, 188 188 East Water tt BENEFIT ToB. R. MAQIH- members of Christy's Minstrels have TOlontarily tendered their services for a com-- plimentary testimonial to our friend Mnginley the Academy of Music Tho procrame laid dc-wn for the evening will be somethiEg new and li-ch. Maginley is deserving of the good store for him nnd bur citizens will be but to second the movements of the the troupe, by crowding the bouee again A HASDSOME Mr.

Hewett, who has just returned from Regiment, was yesterday relating to a cirfile of friends the circumstances connected widi the death of young Drake. He also informed them that a Virginian had hurried the at his own ezpensa. At this a proposition made to send back the money to the Southerner, to the amount he had thus voluntarily and 'generously spent, and iri less than half an hour- forty dollars were placed in Mr Hewetta hands for this purpose. Oss or THE A member of. Co.

"0," in the 1st regiment Wisconsin volunteers, named Win. Matthews, writes from Hagerstown, that he was badly wounded in one of hit legs, at the battle of HainesviDe. Ho was shot with an ounce and a half ball. He is now in the hospital. He says when the person whom Gov.

Randall has sent thereto bring home the wounded, reaches Hagcrstown he shall probably come home, as he is unfit for service. He enlisted in Eenosha, but bis father resides in Fond du Lac. WHERE TO ao FOB QOOD.CIGAES!—We are glad to find located in No. 222 East Water etreetj onr old friend B. B.

Derrick, better known as has for years cupied the position of Conductor on the La Crosse road, and at the present time is Burrounded by Jt large stock of the best cigars Bttiolcer Sprafcer" has one of the neatest establishments in town, filled with the best articles in his line of business, and has firmer friends and more of them than other man." Bis stock enables him to sell upon the moet reasonable terms to conn- try dealers; at wholesale, and to supply his numerons retail customers in a manner eminently satisfactory to them. We wishi him (as confident he will receive) the most abundant success. -We especially call the attention of his numerous friends in the country to his establishment, and advise them to drop in where Spralcer hangs out." MCKICIPAI, Hth. Peter Morr, driink'and Fined and costs. Michael Lynch, drank and Discharged.

Meyer, wsanlt and battery. Fined and cpste. Thomas assault and battery. Fined and costs. Patrick Barton, disorderly.

Fined $5 and costs. 11 John Hoys, Julia End.Cothrine Hoys, assault 31 and costs, and.the other two discharged; Little THE FATE or QES. Knoxville Parson Brownlow'a paper, referring to Gen. Scott says: We have reflected much upon tho position of Gen. Scott, and Us probable fate.

The abilfy with which lie plants his campnlgh i the patience irilh which he executes his plans, we have never doubted would -result fn the success of the Federal arms. To prereol this victory, and to bring defeat and confusion upon the Federal army, we believe that thei Old Heiro wilt be assassinated. We hare Ijeen'looking forsuch-a are now looking for we shall not be in the least surprised to hear of it it any time. is stated that Taylor, who recent, ly --visited Washington as bearer of dispatches" froto ihe secession government, announced that he had dispatches from "President Davis and General Burcangnnl to Mr. Abraham Lincoln Taylor would do for refrigerator, without ice.

GOOD FOE THE "OLD MAS." Thnrlow Weed condemns the course of tjie abolitionist, Lovejoy, for attempting to drag the slavery question into Congress. Be conn try will insist that the halls Congress are not tho proper place just trot out the negro. Friluneszja that ing the past week sugar merchants in New York have paid duties amounting in the aggregate to One dealer paid another and other less amounts. One firm paid in duties on sugar Tuesday, and on other withdrawals within a week. A VERT PATRIOTIC elderly lady who attended a meeting of the 1st Vermont Regiment, arose, full of enthusiasm, and said she thnnkcd God that she was able to do something for her country; her two, sons, all she possessed in the world, were in the regiment, and the only thing she had to regret was that she coald not have known it twenty years would have furnished more of them.

orLoTEJOT'sCoKaTiTUENTs lady who went from Detroit to Chicago last week oTerthe Michigan Southern Railroad, writes to a friend that the was approached on the bars by a stronger, who asked her where she was going to, and where she came from. She answered him that she resided ia Detroit. Detroit!" Detroit!" said he thoughtfully, 'is that in York State He said he was' raised ''down in Ohio," but was "now living 'down in district." speaks of a mrm "who died without tho aid of a physician." Such instances of death me very rare. Memphis' Typographical Union, No. 11, have formally dissolved their connection with the National Union.

The secession of the Memphis Union was an easy matter after all the northern printers among them a numtcr of Chicago were driven nw.iy. EX-MAYOR OF MEMPHIS is THE Ex Mayor Baugb, of Memphis, is endeavoring to raise a regiment for the purpose of joining Gen. Ben. McCulloch and Gov. Jackson in Missouri.

Tows Lois is St. Paul Pioneer 'is advising real estate owners in that region to plow tip their town lots, which have thus far'produced nothing but nn annual crop of taxation." Jcrr. DAVIS GETTING UNJ-OI-CLAR IN Clipper says On Saturday night a man entered the Arbieter Hall, on Frederick street, nesr Baltimore, nnd began hurrahing for Jeff Davis, and expressing a wish, that Jeff might annihilate Ihe Federal forces now in Virginia His swaggering and insulting manner quickly found an advocate for the Union, and in a moment the champion of Jeff was stretched "out on the pavement, with the claret flowing freely from his nose and cuts on his face. The police were called in nnd restored order." STATE-SEWS. -t -K men gifing their'namesx as John Peter and Oforga Smith, mere arrested in Walertown'ba Tuesday brought before Bornhar.l Mjller, Esq charged; With having stolen Ihe nTgnt before-, at the Union House tept Michael" Owtps, on the West side of the river, $33 in Wisconsin currency and a silver watch, valued at $7.

Peter was sent to jail in-defatiH of bail fixed at to hwaitthe action of the next Grand Jury, Jus tlce Miller deeming- tno; pttof of -hid having stolen the mopey sufficient to him. Smith guilty of stealing the watch, and sentenced to -thirty in County Jail.i The Waicrtpwn Stfutlican has the following in regard-to hare taken sidcrable pains ascertain' from farmers in this section what the prospects this season for crops, and ara pleased to learn that they are generally regarded as gooi. We do not remember to tave spoken with more than two or three who do not think, that the wheat crop wiJl be at least an average odo. Good accounts reacli ns" Corn, Oats, Barley and indeed nil products. With favorable weather the balance of the season, we have no doubt that Wisconsin will raiio at least an average crop "of everything.

There ia an occasional croaker who wants to have Ibe fact appear bat fully persuaded that the figures after harvest will benr us out in nil that we have said. Standard THE UNITED STATES BY SEA AND This beautiful work which we haro never seen excelled, cither in beauty of execution or stylo of typography, contains forty engravings of naval and military officers, and battle scenes of jthe Revolution and the War of 1812. No family, particularly in these times, should be without a copy. LIFE AKO TZJIES or WAsnisoro.v.—This work is complete in about forty parts, with splendid portraits of hcros and statesmen of the Revolution, who wero the companions of Washinglon on the battle-field and in tho forum. They are engraved by Chappcl, a superior artist, from original engravings, nnd the truth and boauty of these historical pictures arc the theme oT universal admiration.

One feature of this work alone is worth the price of the whqje series wo allado, to the original draft the D'eclaration of Indepen- dcnce.with all the crMnresand interlineations, a perfect fac timitic- of the hand-writing of Jefferson. These works nre furnished in monthly parts, or complete, at th6 option of. the purchaser, at prices within the reach of all classes, by 0. W. Battles, 194 Lake street, Chicago.who will fiivor our citizens with a call.

A GOOD Madison Patriot says: A lady who starts for Washington to-morrow morning, says she would liked to have been appointed to take enre of aouie of tie Wisconsin regiments. We think the soldiers would be better pleased Indies, were appointed to look after them instead of men. There would somfe pleasure in getting a wound if it bro't a fair daughter of Wisconsin-to loot after it. Just think what a difference, there is between a cigar smoking, rollicking aid, and a sweet voiced, tender handed creature whosei only thought would be on restoring health and' the ebjects of her care X5poD FOB RICHARD. Mr.

Richard Bus- Najf York city, delivered a Fourth of Jnly oration at Jamaica, in which tho following passage occurred: "Our government will live and grow forages and ages after such cpjdemera as Davis andRhett, and Yancey and Toombs, and Stephens and Letcher, and JIaury nnd thei confederates hate sunk into on oblivion too profound even for human icorn, guided ty (o reach. It will exist and flourish and afford protection to communities now unborn. It will be coeval with men." HEADIKO" BY Miss learn that Miss Adah Isaacs Menken is to give an entertainment to consist of reading from the Poets at Racine this evening and at Ee'nosha to-morrow evening. The people of these cities are. promised much to please and interest a promise that will surely be fulfihcd A STATE AQEHT SwiionEb Randoll commissioned Judge Jackson to travel as a "side show" to the Third Regiment.

The train left Fond du Lac in evening and when it arrived at Jancsville, the Judge being asleep in the night car, got switched off nnd failed to connect. TBIBUTB TO COL. HOLTOS. The officers of the Fourth Regiment publish card rt- turning thanks to Mr. James Holton, Assist- niit Quarter-Master beneral, "for his nnwcar- ied efforts in getting the "Regiment ready for an'early departure for tha seat of A WIDOWS PARTING Randall, a Kat Widow Bcdott, made one of his pi- CUB Snnday School speeches to the Soldiers nt Camp Randall, the night before he left for -Washington; i JiiDQE Supreme Court has denied the motion to quoth, in tho case involving the constitutionality of appointing Hon.

I. E. Messmore Judge of a Circuit Court while he was member of the Assembly. Witsooi HIS is said that Aleck has igono.to the WOT- without Hd ti a ff. He eon buy a patriotic staff of a nigger at Mount Yernon, for pne dollar.

We tried THE comet, for ft week past, has grown small by degrees, until its attenuated mere shadow of its former scarcely visible away in tho dark deeps of the heavens. It appears th.i( our globe had a very narrow escape from a "'brush" with the tail of the comet, to which the former was so unpleasantly near on the 2Sth of June, that it escaped by little more than a days journey. So it seems the tail of the comet, if trail of the serpent, was over us all. 1 It is. perhaps, some satisfaction to know that all danger had pasaed before we knW of its existence.

We 'confess, also to'a sly feeling of satisfaction in the fact that, in regard to the celestial stranger, for once nnd the simple have been brought to stand on a common" platform of ignorance, i Before it again circumnavigates the Tast round of its orbit and flames anew in our vicinity, thousands of years may hare elapsed, jin'1 revolutions that now convulse humanity, may have been swept, together with humanity itself, perhaps, into oblivion. It will bcidifScult, however, for any one nho saw. it that first Monday nifihtj to forget the grandeur with which it spanned half our heaven. SERVED HIM young man who had been paying his addresses and. saying pretty things to- a young, lajy living in the capacity of help in a respectable family not a thousand miles from this city, got in the habit of making more calls anJ than the young lady desired.

Despairing of getting lid of him by fair means, the damsel resorted to stratagem. She told him to come- at such lime, naming the hour a few evenings distant, and by a certain approach to come into the house. appointment was duly kept by youth'of dishonorable intent, but he had no sooner touched foot on tho spot where he had expected to meet his Mary Ann, than he became the subject of a bath of ancient eggs. Just phancy his phcclinks. the hot months now upon us, there is an extra necessity that the owners of dwellings nnd tenements throughout the city should enforce sanitary regulations.

Some agents care not the value of a feather how the lives of their tenants are threatened, through Ignorance, lack of con- veniencies, or otherwise; provided the rent is forthcoming 1 when due, and fivo per centum commisssion for collection be insured. The patrolling should now report all breakers of city ordinances. Servants often throw heaps of offal and garbage "around the corner of tho houses 1 in vacant and convenient places, generally, without their employers being aware of their Let the landlords and police- bo fully np in their their fellow citizens. j. StTEPOSED LOSS OF A PROPELLER AND ALt ON Chicago Pott of Monday says: The L.

JBritloa, Capt. Adams, left St. Joseph, Michigan, for this port on Monday 'last, loaded with ties for Capt. Bobbins, and has not since, been heard, from. Bho -ought' to 'have been here on the same evening.

Capt. Adams' had his family on board with him and a crew of four or fivo irent down in the galo of Monday, board lost. Capt. Rbbbins, of Josophj who owned her cargo, WHB in the city on Saturday to gain Bome.information'of the boat, but returned that she is lost." BLACK youngest clerk-in a certain large post ofSce, is in the habit of a good 'thing now ani good to be lost. Hearing two'Of tne! older clerks the other day discussing 'tho policy of Gen.

ButlerU holding on to the fugitive darkies, John asked if this did not subject, tho. General to tha charge of levying black male npon the Sontbi. On another occasion 1 John modestly express ed the opinion that 1 tho stories about so many negroes coming intp no doubt hijh- fat tod Tlui At RAHD.OLPB.- CESTBE, Jaly 12, 1801. Matrt. Seeing that the ot the Sentinel in speaking of the BelebraUon at this place has given die people here -what ho supposes to bo a flattering compliment, I thought I would take the liberty to return if, and also to correct him in some of his mistaken ideas.

The celebration here pissed off iu fine, stylo und to the satisfaction of all Tha-number present was much larger than that 'anticipated by 'any of our citiiens, the crowd being variously ejtima- ted from three to five thousand. The most attractive feature of the day was the four military companies from'Fox Lake, vii: The Fox Lake Cavalry, Fox Lake Rifles, Fox Lako Zouaves and Uncle Sam's boys, numbering in all yearly 150, all of which ft was admitted by our citizens, could beaten by any companies', in the. stalwart and noble looking set of fellows it would be difficult.to find; and as for their patriotism, it is enough to know that they are made up from tho best citizens of Fox Lake, nnd judging from their performance, I should think if they were called upon to defend stars and stripes, you may be assured they will exceed the most sanguine expectations of their friends. But the company that attracted the most attention was a company of Uncle Sam's boys, numbering thirty, all between twelve and sixteen years of age, with their full band of music, which would havo done credit to the older arid more experienced companies present; and from their appearance it was evident they were well trained ami understood their business nearly or quite as well ns the Rifles or Zoaaves. Judging from the remarks made by the crowd in regard to the thirty-four ladies representing the States, can boast of as patriotic and -noble looking ladies ns any of her neighboring towns.

The soldiers of 1812 made a fino appearance and attracted no little attention; and while they showed by their silvery locks the) were too far advanced in years to again enlist to fight our battles, they evinced a degree of patriotism that showed conclusively that had they been a few years younger their names would have been enrolled in onr first companies to protect the flag they once had tho honor to defend. The oration delivered by the lion. P. W. Hazlcton, of Columbus, was an able, eloquent and patriotic production, and only one expression was heard from the vast numbers present, (except the Sentiricl'a own correspondent) that it was well adapted to the occasion.

When the correspondent of the Sentinel shows his verdancy in endeavoring to make the readers of that paper believe that the people of this are not capable of appreciating: a soind Fourth of July oration, I shall beg to differ with him, and claim the people here appreciate his compliment, to say the leas': and if he still insists that the people here arc so verdant as not to lie-able ta distinguish hay-from corn fudJer, or the difference between a correct description of Fourth of July celebration and the tw.iclJIo of tlU timl't correspondent, he ia very much' mistaken. Among the re3t of the noticc.tblc attractions of the diy a well.known porson.ige to many of close proximity lo the speaker's with wonder upou the crowJ, and occasionally cnsting his eyes upon the speaker; (and although the hay might havo been loo for ani-. raals and coarse graile sheep,) it was evident' that the animil. had fetched Up to wrong C- But I am authorized by some of the committee of arrangements to say, that they used their utmost endeavors to have everything prepared for the comfort, convenience and amusement- of all present, they known that there was to hive been any one present th.it beautiful, long-eared nnimal, they, would have provided ample means for his amusement, as there was Jackass in the immediate The table was amply provided by each one bring- inga good supply of eatables; andconsMcrfng the large number to be accommodated, everything was well arranged and all pa's cd off well, and nothing happened to mar the festivities of the uay excepting tho premature discharge of a gun, which slightly injured two of our cHize'ns, nnd I am glad to say they have nearly recovered. Thus pass'eJ off the first national celebration at this place.

.1 E. B. F. Tun SIXTH Regiment was mustered into the U. service by Capt.

Mclntyre, on the ICth inst. The following general orders'were issued by Col. Cutler OEITEBll. i. rri.in.Qi-Aenii cth RiatniTr vr.

A. 51 Camp Blndill, Madboo, July 10, 1S01. 5 The following non-commissioned officers are lelect- and appointed following officer respectitoiy, Til Strg't U. M. Fitch, Company Sergeant 5lajor.

Ed. P. BrooKl, U'rt'rnnstcr Serg. 1 C. P.

Clupmin, Hwpiui stewojd. Drnm Qeo O. Tornum, Eerg'nt Albert For, -A, Risht atn.Goido n.McOintT, left 0. Keed, O. Color Dcirtr.

Corp'l M. Smith, rp'l M. Smith, M. I A. O-.

Deacoo H. B. Merchant, 1 A. I Dy Command or Col.L. "CUTLER.

Adjutant, HAHOED FOB BEISO is SECESSION GOJIVAST. Sunday ers ning large "yall.ih dog," a diabolical short tail, accompanied by a secessionist, passed- Centre, tho latter shouting at the top of his lungs, Hurrah for Jeff. Davis and (ho Southern Confederacy! Down with tho Lincolnitcs," Tho iro; of the loyal boys of the "Centre" was proToke3 tar.the audacious utterance of such treason in their midst, and, under command of Aid. Butler, they started in pursuit of tho traitor. Tho man being mounted, however, tnado good his escape.

Tha yaltah dog being afoot was less, fortunate and -was captured. A hat-box trial was had forthwith, and, although; the proof of treason against the unfortunate "nnimilo" was not tcry positive, it was. decided that ho deserved death for traveling in such bad comjnny, and he was forthwith fret Trader, Jula i A PAtaiOTjc Isaac Staat, Into of Newport, B. had twenty-two of whom -are boys and nine of theta are in the Kayal and Military of them are in.the Rhode Island Regiment, four in the Massachusetts, ttnd one in the Eighteenth New The father was in tho Mexican war, and died in 1851 leaving one hundred and twenty MILWAUKEE iioni regular drills of this company (until farther notice) Trill be. on Jlonday and Thursday e-ren- ings of each week, commencing at eight By Jons- P.

WAQI, July 17th, I860. Scotch frtnck tho long French war, two old ladies iij Strsztmer were going to the kirk, tho ono said to the "ovUer, "Was it not womferful-thing that the Broetiali were victorious over the French in 7' "Not a bit," said tha Other old lady, ye ken the any their prayen before iato battle." Tho other replied, "But canna the French say their prayers as weel 7" The'reply was most characteristic, "Hoot, jabbering bodies wha could undfrstan' them." old en lady at Montroso declined to subscribe towards the organization of a volunteer corps in that town, in the following terms "Indeed, I'll do nae I never could raise a and I'm no to raiae men for King George." Aunt: Poor 'Mrs. Wancliope, when ry i. 'T a OT ant a 3aiJ her, "Soph I beliete-I'm dying, will you always be kind to my children when Tia gono "Na, nti, Ink yer spoilt deevils wi 1 was the reply ''fqrl'H them." "Ji'ot Expected" in that cast. of Mrs.

(widow of tho eminent' professor of natural philosophy')-to a gentle man whom she had invited to dinner, nnd whohnd accepted-with the invitation, "If I'm spared. -'Weel, weel, if ye're dead, I'll no eipectyou." Losing the Sliniiter. country minister had been invited; with his wife, to dine nnd spend the nipht houac of ono of his Their host very proud of one of the very which had just come into the fashion, and in tho morning asked the lady how she had slept in it, "0, vary wocl, sir; but, indeed. I thought I'd lost the minuter a'thegither." GrAnj This, in its way, is (juita "I my father giving a.conversation between a Perthshire lairil and onei of hia tenants. The laird's eldest son Wiis rather a simpleton.

Laird am 'going to. send the young laird ''What lor asked the tenant; see'thej world 'But gudonesa sukoj laird, will'not tho world see him the Jaodyment. in the country hid a stranger preaching for Kim one and meeting his beadle, he saiJ to him, '-Well, Sannders, how did-you like the sermon "I it wai r.i- tlier o'er pluin nnd simpla for mo I like these sermons the best jumbles the joodg- ment and confoan'ls the seiise. (Jcl. sir, I never saw ane that couM come up to sclf at Arilclrn of Separation.

The following articles of separation were drawn np by a couple in Detroit, to whom the yok.0 matrimonial had become They show a de-sire for an amicable settle- meat of their li kewiao an econo- nomical spirit, since the expense of and. all iu incidentals in the shape of counsel r.nd fees are avoided. It inserted as a precedent for tjioae having any inclination to go and do likewise. AGREEMENT dp DI330LCTIOX OF JlAT.EIMu.NV. Know all men by these that we, John Fuusgcr; autl Anna Dietz, hia wife, havn agreed.

upou dissolution of our matrimony as follows: i I. The matrirnony between us. undersigned, which was cnlereJ by u.s yeiirs ago', before a Justice of the Peace. proved fc.r of us a continued source til 'and troubles, vrliereas, (he same appears for both an-1 each of us- -an ijntitlerulilo we. the (telib'-'raiion, by mutiuil agreed, and by tliese again agree, to dissolve onr mat- rimi'ny, nnd the same herfby golved noTT-aii'l all time to If the STtH Ann.i do IiorMjy release Uie 3ai.l John from all hi-.

us husband and father uf cur chiMren. nn-1 I ilo.htrre'by -fn'ue auJ enjigc never t.i Iiim for any suppoit oi' OF nur chilJren. do hereby tli.it I nevt.T ill c'aini tbriv: Ut. that I retoas-4 her from all as a wifu to- ma. tlrvt I give her full authority to act -j if she nevoc was niarrii-j t.j me, and that I also give up all claims against my saiJ late wife in regaril of the of my t'iree chil-Jj-ea.

them to the care of her but at th-J same time to; c.ire for thorn, to utnvv-t of ability. fV. It is especially that nono of us ever shall make, or attempt to make any ob- tQ a Hiibseiquent mi.rria^e of the. other part, bu't-bnth shall have arperfect free way to act in: this respect as they from Jonathan. A colored mln in Norwich, having enlisted, friend suggested ty him that it' Jeff.

Davis cjiught liim. he'd him. replied, "Oon'c you believe Jetf- Cavis ain't mm to fifteen bnndred dollars, 'norany other man'." A favorite; Southern movement Firo an-I fall. back. SPECIAL NOTICES.

The whoso name appwra below, hoa hahtlvd UN fur -publication, ttie following latter from Xlizur Wright, Commiasloat-r for Maaaa- "httaetta. 'Tho tetter for Itself, onU of tho writer nCeil Lordly say that them la no higher nu- la tho United States. TJALTtt OF AT tSSACaOSBTTS, Oiljcu of Maj20, ai. A. K.3LLaqG, jS-'cntary of.

fjuurance Co IPYscwfw'ji DjMii fc'ra Your sehptlult) or apgets, was July recciTl'j. I carefully rallied tho policies, of which sent mo tho data, to tha Isft of May, 13(31, and find' that tho liability them at tho dato was equivalont to Your deducting for notes (m polkas not in force, for a claim notytit -wrro at data showing tile ratio of actual to computed to This is a remarkably good risnlt for tha of tho Company, and I cnnnot but congratulate you and the whole of North America on a commencement no NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TJTTsTc Lessee anif R. Maglnley. for tlm-e of FARR AN'D THOMPSON! I.fitfj original n.n<l only CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS! FROM BRO.IDWAT, IVIiofe h.ij unj arullck-d in tllo of Kthiopi.m Thursday Evening-, July istli, Change of Programme Nightly The entire lii.imiiu.th troupn in iu-w acts, new -9)iu and Friday July tealimonia! lo E.

2a. IMTiisiaaloy TeaJcreJ by'-tto of.iue (Jiitl ty SEATS MAY BS SECURED IN ADVANCE: Prlci-s r'iniitte and Circle Cents. i'er Gallery Ij DOOM open at to at oVjoiik ry. i.ifly. City QSSr.e; Jnly 13tli, R.lLKD Frano-tlli 11 hn rre-lr-'t this oRlco-un- til Mon.l:iy.

July i2J, Isiil, at IU o'clock a. for Detroit sJreet, Irym Kii5t H'ater to Muiu afrotft iu tliu Third Ward of Miiwaulcse. Propn.aN to ppr lint-al foot. F.KHD. Kbi-UN'i Comptroller.

REINPOP.CSMErJTS EECEIVED NO DOWX f'ompromi-if Stort-a! xi i HUNN CKOSBY, f. G-KOCERIES, that c.in found i tvry form. an i 'g advice to Youno; America 'List, list History of Secession in six easy Defalcation, UennJiation, Assassination, Trepidation; Extermination. Infant Prodigy ''Pa, when they plant cannon, what do they expect them to produce Earent "Grapd shoots, my dear." IVhy is the crack of a rifle like news a. piciuc- chara-cter.

Became it is the report of a pifco. I Snnio-of onr cotempornries are congratulating themselves with the Alea that the Southerners will have no ice this summer. We would merely remind such short sighted be-. ings that the? have enough (v) ice at the South to last an indefinite period. Cobb wants to borrow cotton of the planters to carry on the war but the idea- of surrendering theirj crops sticks in their Unpopular with the Secessionists The Monroe doctrine as propounded by Butler.

A masked A lai'y traitor lately arrived from'tbe North in Dixie's Land, with twelve sii-shooters under her crinoline. This method of barrels is not approved of by or; Department. A distinction with a difference Tho N'orth. is full of bullion, the South is full of bully- ff- j- Why is a conSdential whisper like a letter marqne 7 Because it is intended for a pricate- ear. Southern; receipo for squaring accounts with tho North Draw on your creditors at iciOi, a rijle.

The latest style of hoop The war. whoop w.o train our volunteers First we get them mnittftd; and then send them" to the wars to be peppered. A unWrsul weapon at the rTho pocket pistol charge warranted to kill at forty rods. Exchaago of colors While Gen Cutler is the slaveholders are gettin" the'Siuei. i TUB Washington corrcaponJont of the Boston Courier Senator-Crittendan i3 at tho National, hppo- fal the future, although forced.

to admit that it cloudy juat now. Soon after taking the impressive Appleton rose from his seat, on the Republican sulo of the House, and passed over to greet him- ETery one noticed it, and when he sat down beside hint, but fawwho saw: them together, knewithey had, as old as they were, left the comforts of home nnd their friends, and come up here, -where there aro no comforts, to do what they might to tho Union of their Jolt they were tho men Whoso counsel should heede J. ASSOCIATION. giTen iat Irom tho library after Julr 1 1 romplBlion ot oeir Cata- lotae, of no'lco ftifen. All mem- birt bbiainir Wmrr Bonks ARE BEgilKSTED TO 'RETURN THEM IMMEDIATELY, la onler that tho work not jjloJ31 rk fii K-jAi; ry Tf thcri tli.ir ijnn't thii ia-prtton, ir of to in irnt ir df-n't talking tho which to in nl thtr l')Tv.

jv; J'i ir" 5 C-ts'i, '-ft' tin- I.i-t mnnt-y orO-'iiil.) mi4 niaki' mi can alTorl to i (i 1 ol )fi. 4 tnori- or of their proliM in wny fU7 rt.iM-k you to w-ii fri'i'ly vou riur cnannt frii! lo roil. 's Salad Creuna. 1 -Aiiif-h Fboulti hi 1 mj .1 fo 'iiJ ht-furt' the public In print-'it Jvptl 'luring thv p.nt wccJ; 5 of niivl tihick tliat pith IT In pricy or ny. AH thru 1 1 U'ir for 'Jo to invite yp'u to call -ind vrc'witt tint in eTury partion- IlfNN" i July M-H.

jyir SH CR 1 FF'K S.V i i ST.VTK Ob' CiaoL'ir Co CUT, Oau-vrr. Frani-is I TirtU" of an-1 a jn-lcm-nt rrmdrrM f.iitl in rho clit.tlt'J fiction. (InteU ly 1S61, I j-hall for ami sell at pub- aurtinii, tht- C'Vur 1 IIo'l'u ID thf! Cil7 of nn the I0th day of October, il, Liio huui 1 of P. M. ot' Ui.it pn i or ,40 mu-'h thereof as may bo to mount uf iutiTt-st and ith th" of ro wit: All tint: rr parcel of Inml In fnuniy of Milwauiu'H au.l nf known the norffi half or lo: ttirpp ia t)Infjk '(- Walk- PT-'" Point, M.lwauk<— in tin; Fifth Ward of tho city of Da tcU July 17.

CPHAM GRAHAM, i 0. IT. LAJIKIN, IMf'-. ShMIMU. WU.

IMaintitT, i rr. Chartos LoU, to 'GC are tho foiupililllt In tlii-- 'wbirh iu the riifU'p of thu ClcrS the Circuit Court ot 5Iil- wnnkert ccnraty, ami t-TTc your answer to on the at oilioo, 1 i Albnnj city of within twttatjr da.7-) after hereof, of thu J.ijr of itK-h st-rricf -ai! io the a the "ill apply to tho Court ri'lief tJom.imli'il iu tht 1 eompialut. Dared.ac chid or' July, A. THOMAS L. OQDKN Att'y for Vl'ff.

Jfotiop, that an action for the forcrio- suro of nnJ that no dmaultirjll.ho cntdtnl in until aftt-r tlui exiticatloii niaety day4 tin? TU051AS Attr- Thn complaint in this action fllcil in tho offlce of tlte of the Circuit of county tho sixtc-nth ilay or -Tuly, B. IStii. THOMAS L. QGDEN, jytMla-Hdw DENTISTRY THE VULCANITE TEETH! Arc fcrf-'ofc s.it'.^fnefion. In ny full c-an '10 iostTti't jJO.

All w.irranttHl 9-itijUO' tnry or no M. 1JANSOX. M. a tr-jtft. 3JOIVTOABE SAlE.

rirtue of a maitfagr ctccut.Ml by Bnrlaii llrown to Eawar.l MilUT. "in 14tli day or August. ISuO ami Illfl tli" -OI'M- Wty Clerk. for th city of in salJ county, oa or about the "3tli slay ol.Vtuust ana up- ou wlili'h default nlr I soil property thprefn nnd of macoriaf.l oinc.j to wit: eypc, c.isi'S, jtandJ, Imjo-ins utoiiM, rufes, leads, i-alluyM, campn'ial sticks, turnituni, at public auction, tau ofllft' of tho Daily aiid In tlio Press anil Mo. l.WiBenninn strcof, In city antl tnuucy of MHwankpu ou Saturday, tho -Till day of July instant, at teu o'clock (n tha forenoon of tlint day.

Dated July ICtli, litil. AI.KUEP L. CABKY, -Ut'y for jylOdtil KUWAUD MH.LEK,Mort ST. CHAK1.ES Milwaukee D. Propriotor.

HE ST. CIIAKLfiS, formerly the IVettstein ou Market Square, Milwaukee, has bdsn piit fa ooaaplptw repair, provided new furajture out, and is now roaJy for tho reception of guests. Aecommodations first rato, and turuis moderatd. Tho BiCuatSon. 13 (Ua moat ceatral and pleasant im tha city.

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