Milwaukee Daily Sentinel from Milwaukee, Wisconsin • Page 2

Sentiiel A Gazette. Wilsin A Dtily, Tri-Weekly, and Weekly. OO-' 75 per In THURSDAY MORW1WG, MARCH KM ROCK KIVXR 'I'ho adjourned meeting, at tlie Court House, it Tuesday evening, to consider the proposed "settlement" with the Canal Company, was more The lolUwing correspondajtee bei ween be subscriber of tbe Tribune'i on tick; and Mr. Greely, the Bailor, if so of the course pursued by many who want newspapers at the risk, that we publish It: CIIHTOH, Lenawee Co. Mich.

l''eb. 4, 1848. Jf. Orttty, Plea.e send the Mew York Daily Tribune, and 1 will pay ttt the end of the year. By so doingr you will promote the Whig cause in this section vl country, and oblige Ysnrs, c.

HKSBT W. STIV-SKS. Reply. Yo from the cans) for four free of rants. That at tkjt dry of ibe year, the cannl AtrniKli wtrfei over nnd abote Anderson.

Pjb. i5, 1848. H. W. Stevens, Esq.

DearSir: Yonn of the 4th has just reached me, and your request has been duly considered. 1 leave to fay in nn- 111 at 1 cannot do aa you with under existing fur the following reasons: 1st, 1 can't remerabet that I ever hal the honor of knowing you; 2dly, the fact that i-on not pay the postage on your letter is not calculated to previona. There were from 75 lo Tho chait wai, taken oon o'clock by Mr PBIBTISH, and HIB i I I I a IU nieroiuly atlendfd than the one held me eveuiujr ress me a 0 rably as regards your pecuniary reliability; auu 3dly, I seven yearn on credit with of subscribers and came near starving to death thereby. For the lait seven years 1 have gone on the opposite track, sending my paper very rarely to any one who had not paid for it in advance; and 1 think it will gladden your philanthropise heart to know that lire clianire has worked odinirnbl, for my goodly good 100 pen-ens 1 Comiiiittees appointed altheprevioiui meeriug called upon for Mi. SWKKT from the Committee appointed for the purpose, submitted a statement of facta, and Gen.

from anoliier com- niitlte, a series of resolutions. Both lake strong ground against the proposition now peuding ia the Territorial Legislature. The and resolutions having been egd, Mr. J. E.

Arnold, at the call of tlie meeting came al considerable Itiugih uiidwith eloquunco and ability in opjwsilion lo the repuil ami leiolutiona. He contended llut Ihe Canal company had fair, hom it and eipiitabU: claim Bgaiust tbe Territory for tlie iriini demaiideil as a for the surrender of i iVancliipc aud that it the dictate of sound policy loclose with then, ou the terms ottered. (TPU. IJubRKf.i. in reply, made an intetesling and forcible speech in on to the a insming verv ttroi.gly that I i i tu the C.

i i a and Cana. fund bad been forfeited by I fuHiiic on their pirt lo c.mply with the comh'tii ns of grant. Some remark)-, in explaiialiou ol IT I no ootiteited points, uere macln hv Mr. SWKK.T, and Mr. I'BS-ITHS, and Mr.

ARSOI.H a a brie! rejoinder to Gen. UUHIIKI.I.. The iliscnssion wa." conrt'icled thronghout ivith ability and good temper, and the meeting listened a i and patiently. The resolutions were then i lit to vote and paued by a decided majority, though not unanimously. A committee of HWI-XT, fniynss aud i i were to proceed to Madison and enforce the views of the meeting upon, the Lrginlalurc.

ins then adjourned. The i 1 have since had not only array of subscribers, but cnougl. to eat, suit of clothes, und very often tome change in the vest pocket- Wishing you a share of the f.ame blessings, remain, Vours truly, HUHACE GSKELKT. P. S.

1 should i welt to do anything fairly i i my power to "promote the Whig cause" in Michigan, when there really teems to be neiid of some eft'ort in lhat direction. If, therefore, a dozen Wings of your town will write methatseu- the Tribune to any named bddress will have llie effect you intimate, 1 will gice the paper but a-, to sending credit lo a stranger, I would moat respectfully ualt to be excused. Disliking to tax any one with postage unless he lias requested it, 1 send you this printed in The Tribune and postpaid. Adieu! H. o.

There is about taxing pub- linhers, which is unjust, and shoiild bo remedied. Subscribers want to stop llieir and instead of enclosing the balance due and pacing tlieir postnjre on (he teller--more than half Ihe lime they a to the ptiblial er by mail postage unpaid that rhe paper may be discontinued, without making even fi reference to the balance due. This in nil wrong, Kveiv man while he chooses, should not inflict injustice upon the publisher by neglecting to pay arrei.rages, or to say the least of il, lo pay liis potag' 1 01 TUJM-KKASCK--Thii Order, whose in Teirilory iluten back only as far as a.ljourn#{l meeting ot jrukee, for tlie further consideration of the of the Milwaukee and Jlock Hiver Canal Company, WM. A. PRINTISI in the chair called the meeting to order.

Chns P. Helfenstein and J. A. Messinger actcil nb Secretaries. The committee appointed at the last meeting being called on, submitted their reports, which were accepted, and the committee discharged.

The following resolutions, as reported by the committee, were then taken up for discussion, and, after an able land interesting debate between Messrs. AHWOI-T), opposing, and HUB- BEIJ. and SWEET sustaining, were rulupteJ. Resolved, That have learned with equal surprise and regret, thut a committee of the House of Representatives of this Territory has recommended the payment, by the Territory, out of the proceeds of sales of the canal lands, of a large cinim, purporting tn be claim of the Milwaukee nnd Rock River Canal Company. Resolved, That we are not informed of any legal demand which this Canal Company hjs, either against the Territory of tlie monif3 arising from sales uf the Canal Lands; and we deem it extraordinary, that the com- rnittee, in reporting iu favor of hitch -matoj claim, should not have enlightened their con- eompleti stituents as to its amount, the manner in which ln it accrued, ami the items of i it is com- 1 ri posed.

Resolved, That the Milwaukee Rock River Canal Company, by its omission to comply with rl 1 ne anal completed, in the expreis and well-known conditions of its compliance with Ihe i cl of Congress, aud that charter, aiul forfeitfil, i the Sth day proceeds of the inal lands will revert to January last, all corporate right to construct United States in ither the Canal Company any part or parcel of the c.inai, authorized by the Territory of Wisconsin has now the Slid and not completed prior i to drive more than 01 three wn of steneu, of Mr. in tl e' opinion ofthe comrttit- tse, the wliule easul property, deductins Mr Andersons rights, wo net sell for a sum exceeding $15,000. The committee fu report that Ihey are informed that the Cm il Company are now applying to Legislati Aasefobly, for a payment, out uf llie proc -eds of sales of tits Canal Lands, of a large aim, the precise amount or of which the Committee have not ascertained, but-vhich ey are informed, amounts with inlurest to over 4 50,000. And, in consideration of this paynii the Canal Company proposes to surrender nd convoy lo Hie Territory, all its corporate ri his and privileges aud its Canal property. These are the facts in relation to this case as far an the Cot iniiltee has been able to ascertain them.

They a a drawn from them the following which they beg leave to submit, as a part of tl report. 1st Thar, the Milwi ukeeand Rock River Can al Company, by its fa lure to complete the Canal by the 8lh day of uiuary 1848, has lost and forfeited all right orc rporate power to construct any part of the unfinii lied portion of the Canal. That by the fail ire of the Canal Compute the mi in line of the Canal by the 1348, tin proceeds uf allsalesof the Lands, will re -ert by the terms of the grant, lo the United tates. 3d That iu as mi ch aa it is nov morally certain the Canal not be completed, in of Water itneu day. Resolved, Thai the i a Ai Uock River Canal Company, by its failure to complete the line ot'c.

n.il, specified in tlie of Congress th hos fast und forfeited all claim tn any pi-rtion of tho lands ur.inted to the Territory, in by said act: tin; proceeds of nil sales of said heretofore made by tlie Territory, aie, by the terms nnd conditions of a to revert to the United States. Resolved, Tlut the idea held out by interested individuals, that the Kt.ite of Wisconsin c.ui he ii any event held liable fi (lie Canal Company for the ol sales of the Canal i-, a humbug; a i the not of Con-grew provides tli.it in the event, of the tion of Mie canal in ten years, "the United States si all be entitled to receive" the proceeds of iill sales pi-t-viously made the same act declines that upon the happening of the same the YOUNG MEN'S ASS-OCI ATH 'Ihe Milwaukee Yon tig Men's Association, ore.in some time since, have by subscription a fund umotmtmi; to atiout applicable to the purpose of a i tibr, ry. Onu h-ilf is to be paid on the firs! duy of March, the remainder on the first of 'Tina is certainly a very good beginning and iii'ijHrs for a favorable result. the i-ueFli in curs, where these books to be kept'' The association have no room for the purpof-e mid to rr-nt one would be very heavy draw-back Iheir funds. Il be a load, a a cuiring, that would a a brci.U down institution.

Among tlie properly liol.icij, i central pjrts of our city, are tlien- nom- who are willing t3 donate a smalluliare of it for worlhy tbject? Or at least, a one such peiKon who i u--e i suitable rooiii for a term i In fivi years the association would liavcsiiflicioit i i i lo a room, or at leasi to pny rent i it. Wr are info-nied lhat a joonl i i IIPPII ulieri-il lo the Directors, bul being away from tin- ot' the City, the offer van not aecejaeil. I i tliitig of this kind is nol clone bv om v. a citizens, if ihe funds fur tlie oi hooka must be diverted to the nai nn nt utinit it is. foured thai this projeclof i i a i nnsl languish and fail, 'i'lu- liriTtor meet every Satiiiduy i i is to be hoped tliut they ill be this diffii ully protnplly--at the i ir-rtinis.

A wju.L-spoJcii-f Tin.ru.--'/'he Cli ro iiotype i a Webster a ntiblii- inan, born in this country bv Wifcmau, Feb. 29M. WKBBTKK, at i 1'iis i i i i i flineisaimed.firsthaw i i a log ralmi.fiir I out on liie hills Uaniusjiire. Bnn, pamnls, humble cireumstujices, i fliiei.tia 1 ot eonneaiuux to i ward, lie (mil to carv.j out hi-, own patlnv.ii lo to fmne and Foi nrarly tj a i hn hasoccujied i i position in public affairs of out own and oii worldwide reputation as on Orator, i an i Sluli-s- a i i mosl coinmaiiiliiigabilitie.s. VVhi-re- the English language is understood, tlie sjieechea of Daniel WebMur, tin: irt-eai A i i can Orattr, a i ami i aliv.iyt, i i i i be rtad.a of of ai.d of eloijtienci.

Among the men lnnn 0111 country has jirotluutil, lionc ha-i conl-jired, In- his l.ilenn, brighter lustre tin- luinl of inrtli Ihcn IJaniet Webster, llow ever men may diffe- in opinion with him on iionu can deny that he one of i lie est of this a i or Such is American altogether, whom tlie H'uu-uuaht tliis country by mistake." me malrTolence, what lurrow.iesa ami of party prejudice are impl.i-d il Shame, s.like, upon llie ulxl aer of so poor a a AiforjiER KKaro.vsK TO -UIK XAluut ol TIIK OHioCo.vvKvnoN. 1 ChnrloB- ton vHrcnry, in discui.sinf; tlie various cjmlida- tei its pariy fo- the Presidency; devotes Ufa lines Gen. chances are ing--verv. "Gen. Cass is nn fun fuuftty tf amounting us The Matamora- Plug states th.it a wan fouglit at Camargo, between Joshu.i Collet a Capl.

Alexander i i batli ol tlio Tsnth Infantry, now stationed at that pin' r-, in which the former was killed. Tile I'lai: hai learned the cause of the difficulty, 'mil wns told thit out of a uisj.nl.- Ixjtween Caut. IkniH and CVpt. Postley, of llie sume legimeni, in which Collet ael-d i friend of the Utter. 'I'Ht.

tClEPIMO OK THK the Report of the Secretary of tin: 'I leasnrv it i be reenthe liat noirN "stolen 't circulation nol cam-Hied" irH which his been lout lo tho Ijovernnn-wi. is more than was liwl i i the jaw, for forty yean. of b.id elfti-ls Knqatrrr, i i rapid progress here, as elsewhere the i On Ihe 31st of February a Urund Uivihion fin- Wisconsin ivas iHhliUitcu in lliis with appropi Sale ceremonies. The olliccis elected Jon-, I I v. AM 1 I A I'.

GHKVKS, G. W. P. G. W.

A. G. Scribe. G. 'J'leaiiirer.

G. Chapluiu. O. G. Sentinel.

S. MAY, S. WILSON, At tlie i i i i of tlie orfjaniiati of the Grand VJHJOII there were subordinate in upon Territory, embracing jn-obaUly one thousand i members. Three charters ive. since been a two applications for Charters a i now belore the Gjanii Oflicen.

The coining i no doubt add largely ti. tho number jf the "Sons of Temperance." A 1 AIM I. A UK THV. A I I I I or A A I Linus. Thi rojiort has just ijeca laid before the a i is a brief and document, ear exhibit of ihe.

catial fund. Thft foHowiui' t.ie its most important fcaluroii. 'J'he sales commenced on tin 7th day Ian. and to Uiia tuno 33 acres have IviMi I i 15.G80 acrus i unsold. Tli i nrrtoutit of MK ney received on siiiprf ivus I i i to Mie sums i on tliore lif 1 been juijd to Ihf Hi ceiver on niort- held bv (lie territr-rv, llie sum of (ilT 7(t.

tlnliuifp i a i i i on a List year, Makiiis; i i of reouipts, of $84.811 32. Of this, the Following i i Inive been jiliii out, io tvit: raid to John Anderwi'ji, 14,487 35 "i event, '-the St itc of Wisconsin be held responsible to the United States the amount of all ninnies received the s.de of the whole or any part of sard land, not tlinn two dollars fifty cents per acre. Resolved, That while the Territory mcl HUitP of Wisconsin stand legally bound to return to the i States the entire proceeds of these lands, in consequence of the failure to fulfil the conditions nf the it would he to- w-irds the General Government, and illegal anil oppressive itpoi the people i.f Wisconsin, to apply such proceeds to pay the debts of individuals who embarked in the construction of a valuable water-power. Resolved, That in our i i the Govern- right to dispose of an; part of the Canal Fund for the construction ol the Canal, or iu payment of deble incurred for hat purpose: and thus to burden the people of the Territory and State, with unjie-ceflsary del t. 4th That the Stat' of Wisconsin has the unconditional right to turchnse the Canal and all its mid im K'ovements: and consequently that the Com any cannot legally dispose of it to.my other pers or body corporate; and Hie Territory of i i cannot legally bin- it.

otli That we know nf no authorily or right on the pare'of tho Terr torial Legislature, to make a purchase of the Cam! property aud encumber the people with a debt for that purpose. That, if the purchases, for its own use, it i soon cease to exist or to have tlie power to hold it, md if it shall purcbasefor the future State, it d. es not know that tho State will elect to exercisi its right of purchasing; und it would be wro ig, to attempt to forest-Hi the independent acti of the State, and impose on it a burden it not choose to take. Gth That there i great reason for inquiry wiielher the Cauai ompany has any thing valuable to surrender 01 dispose of. The power to go on with the rk in forfeited: the right to UPS any moro wute than shall be actually necessary for the purpos of navagation, is expressly prohibited by the 2 ith section of its Charter, unless obtained by irivate grant or purchase; and it does notappei that the Company has s'o obtained the right lo use the waters of Milwaukee Rivei-: and that seema worthy of question whether Ihe "Milwa ikee manufactory and Hydraulic Company" ve nol now, in the possession ol' llieir officers assigns, the actual right ment of the United States may withhold from the State of Wistton-iin, such portion of fit 1 of clamming and usii jf waters of thai River, donation of acres as the Territory ma; i as originally 1 held them and secured by their have sold out of the Canal ami tli.it Charier, HI i is, hy the i i i 7lh Thai finally the "acts of the case do not show in, to he solemnly appropriated to the SCHOOL the propriety or nee i.vj) nf tlio State, the people uf Wucon-in Terr toriol Legislatu must hereafter raise hy tax, whatever deficit in as the Legislature the "School Fund" is produced by drafts upon "CViiiil Fund." ssity ol any action by the on the subject: inasmuch the State i in session, vi ith full po to purchase the Cana propertv and to do ju ilice to all the partite inter- HesrJi-fd, That we call upon tlie i I esteit.

ALANSON SWEKT. JPI- of Council, and" the three tnernbers of LEV1 HUBBELL. further ni lered, on motion of Jumes Kneeliind, that a coi imittee of three be chosen 10 Madison an' the proceedings thS meeting before the Legislature. The fol- I. tin; Hoi -e of Representatives from (his to nppo rmy Hud every hill providing for the a to the Milwaukee and Rock i dual Cniri'Kiny, of any portion of tbt: proceed-.

of of Canal Lands, or for the itnsumption hy the Territory of the debts of said company. or the to the Territory of the property at Milwaukee. Resolved, That the only just and proper persons wen chosen Win. A. Pientiss Sw-er, and L.

'bbell. It was res. Ived that the proceedings cnurse for (he Legislative AWmhly is, to lei.ve i i iiieetinu i in the citv papei-s the whole matter to the future State nt Wiscon- i i lv reft at tlwdoorof fliy a year-- payable qi ur- adl orM cenu a month, or eenia ootiiM at the clw of the year. OI 1 leu paidlnartvMice, or TWOBOI.I.AH, rim csim at the dole of the yenr. CPET saiTABEl IW THE DAM.Y ISIITKHI OR l.UI A A 1 One Kjutire, one Inteitton eM One square, three iaKrtiauiii, "ijti One aquatv, four infterlioiii i One iqtiafe, Are iracrtianB.

i One xiuare, one week i a One square, two week One square, three weekH, 3 One square, onetuontti, 400 One square, weekn, One Hquare, two annihi, 00 One square, three months Ot One wimre, ill monthi, with privilege of one change, 8 0 do do and dnily paper, II One one year, with privilege of twnclwngei do do do do and daily 00 POK- A KlUHT UNEP. Half a square, one month, do tlo two 3M do do three 40,1 All advertisements are charged at the rait of ntty cent for the insertion and twenty-five cents for eve tib- acqucnt iruertion, unleM aa cfteeiuent is mnde prev 0111 0 i naertton at the above ratei. Annual Advertisements, not exceeding foor square daily paper twenty-flve dollars a year, renewable once two monllu. In the WEEKLY-- One square. Ant insertion, 90 cts.

and 'iS cenci fnr every subsequent insertion. TBujmi-siCiRDst 8.00 paper, tt 10.00 per year. ErSeparateconirRetsniadeforadvetiiieujenuwhicliare required to appeftrtn the Weekly more than once. Annual adverticers whose bills atnoimt to fifty dotlnrn aud iver, are allowed two squares in llw Weekly, withnu ejt- ra charge. CT Persons wishingto discontinue their yearly orca-mal idvettiaing must give notice at the Counting Room.

No paper will be discontinued (unless al the discretion paid. The iirlvllegi! of Annual Advcttiaers ulimiledlo llieir own inuueiliate business; advertisementst'or the ecncflt of otter well inu paid for nt tlm usual rates. Notices fbrMeetingsofLiterary, Military, Fire, or any aider Associations, or forthe holdingof Pairs, to tie iraio For onciniertionofnny such notlce.no M- siiteenlmenof Nonparlel type, 50 ctintH-- fur and al the rate of SIS cents for each guh-eq'icnt ruci-lion. TlwproeeedingBOfanyftUcb Awociatioiilo be untie same ratci above apcctfled. Eight Ihv cor cue at hnlf ratei.

Canlf of thaiika, 4c, atlhc rale uftwenty-flveceni eror jainglu muertion of flvc lines. Cuiunuinleattons, the effect of which is to proinoti private forattherate of SOcts. persquarc tir a gingfe insertion. lET In every case, the caxh is to be paid when Uw icitlou islefltbr insertion, for which a receiptwill be jiven when requlretl. Advei-tiscmenfa not accompanied with written liond, will lie iimerled until forbid, and charged accordingly.

A IctttTH nndconnnu mentions mnet be post pnid 1SOARO OC SCHOOL TtK Regular montbly meeting of the board School Comini-sioneri wilt be held at the 4th 'Vard Rnoiu Tliunday, evening al7 o'clock. RoruH KINO, Preiidtni. Milwaukee, Marcli lid 1848-11 MILWAUKEE DIRECTORY FOR In pursuance of an announcement heretofore made we slmll on or about the In of May mit. a DIRECTOR fur Ihc Ui of Milwaukee, ii addition lo tlw names, remdetice and oucapation tb' Heads of Fa iiilie.i Itc.a largeai ionti Atalidljenl mutter, a rnfipoflJle City, corit-U'tec 10 iliis time, and akoinh of HIB tite and prugrem o''Mil itd preaeut aspect atnt future proapecu. We have employed competent Dewona lolak? the lis 01 otid hope' to present the anbicribento the vork with a uaeful and reliable Directory.

ADVinTWBSiEHni iutended (or Ibe Diicclory itiould 1 bunded in Ibis nMce, during the inonthot'March. The price of iht Directory will tie l-i atilwtiben, tl 00 uutand with tlie City map--mid to wribera, wlltiout, and 41 an with tlie map. received at Jloom of tbe Senllnel Ic Gazelle OfTioe. Ult.sON I Milu uukpu, Alarcli i hys the exclusive rifijht to i canal and canal property, anil i i justice to ail pai-lipi concerned in it; but that in mse the present legislature! shall d'-termiiie to do a i on the subject, HP recommend to them to pj uviile law for a ol the r.m.il and water-power at i a I Icee, i and for the payment of proceeds to the Territory and the a I i i a in proportion a-, ein-h has contriliuted On i i the eting iidjouriiPd. J.

A. PRENTfSS, Ch' A I J. A pany, propi to the a a construction work-. KL1PHALET A WM. P.

'I'lie fi.liowiny report on "facts fmbr.i nf s-itbmirfed was then taken up and adopted. nid bond No. Lt, Balance now in the liftiuln nf Hi of paid over, i i try, aud may be found in 1 at wh ieh lili- but i Thp i -very where are Kiver iuul a i i i juts thexnBelves at the If purlini-jr see fit to make so be t. That all Mr. ni'-mleil tliat a lime be fixed for the payment of tin- --Mutlaon Atgus.

The it will be aeea begin to grow bold. Another lioblw is to be mountei --a bid is to be injide'for Western votes, by promises if elected lc, clear out their creeks, rivms and harbors-k i.iitnrnal improvement issue to be vtljuii T. llir.etli. tt ivonlil nol all surprise us if such an issue vi'ttf be favor ol I and ivill so proi the "Polk und an issue on i l.K'ri are to such irn- provfiiientH, notii! can doubt. we ack in lhat may tuy ns much lo the People.

TUB call si rued by 980 i i us of St. Ijc-nis, fur a i on llie 22d, to i i i a Kjen. TAVLoit for tin 1 Presidency, is iblittbed in the pupei.s of that A liko call with 1UUO attached, in favu of Srlcott tor tlia same ill.ce, is published tlie i papora. PKKSKRVATION or NKWSHAI-I bill has been iiitrodnr-rd inu, New rsep Legislature "fur the piesew-itioii ol" mpers." It au- thorises tlie clerliH of the counties to for nnd prenei re in a bound form, all the pern published in their seversi counties. The advantages which must result l.om this measure are too to) require com nont for newspapers are the true chroniclers the timen.

LMRUK DAKIKI. WELLS; purchased on Tuesday hog, of the Leicestershire bleed, laiscd by Mr. Duncan ol'JlTast Troy, Wai ivorlh ciiiin.lv, wbtclj weighed 632 Ibs, Mr. WULI.S ii packing a suptrior lot of Pork for the Eastern a It-f A number i SUVH that roftee was a wnak at 3d. per cup, nnd a xingle ulieut ol li'llcr iaper xlfll ren.ained stolionory at Id.

1 OWA DHAI.OONS'-- Lieut. McKinney, with a dutaelnnenl of liiirls men of Ih is company, from Foi Atkinson. (on Turkey river) is en- compeil to i i i I IB west side of this village. They leave 'o morr for Beaver Dam, for the purpose of scouring the surrounding country, and capturing and moving tlie bands of nebagojs who have 1 een i about the country, to their homes west of the Mississippi, movement is doubtless made nt the Gov i i upon the petition of i i i ol i id Uudge counties, and their representation i Indian depredations. We fill i 0 1 11 Jee appointed by the meeting al the are informed i lis companv, assisted uy Common Council Room on Monday evening i (Jjpt.

Kiioivlton's mpaiiy, of CmwforJ, to report a statemant of facta in regard to the liave already ulreai captured and removed of said meeting-- i the past wint' r. between three and four I Uundreil of these ludi Express. That they find that by an act passed on tho i rhf try, Thin $8.778 70 git'-is, a will he held I bt.K ear Hi wi, Knst-riox. the a 16M5, tlu next Presidential election ni-j State on Hie siiine day. sited 1 1 Tuesday, Nov.

A PiiK-n -The illuwing was one of U.UHI, thB lula ffl Horticultural Socles WUMAK -A seedling fmm Ad n'a nKfe A most i-olbstird shoot, Became of i'nradjue the pmls, And bore world p(fnu'. UANKINO LAW The Philndtt- phia Bulloliu of Saturday publikhea the genorn) banking bill which is about to be inlroduoed in lhi Pennsylvunta Legislalure, and which Hurrisburgh corroapoiidnr.tlliinKs, will become a law. In its general principle, it is much this sama us our own gentnal. law, but same ofita more AooUiter, if. JJ 8th of J.nuary 1838, i a amnioek I SOHOOM WWCOM.III new River Canal Company was incorporated, with Constitution of Wise, nsm is certainly munificent the usual corporate powers, nnd with authorilv il9 P'ovisicns fort le education of all tlie Peo- fo constrnct and maintain a navigable canal o'r' I' 1 ihr of public iiislruelion ,3 slack-water navigation, from the town of Mil- I ves'eil in a State luenntendcnl who is to be waukee to Rock River.

Heeled by the peop School Fund, Ihe That by the 22nd Section of tlie Act it is pro- of which is io be applied, first, to tho vided and declared, follows: And the right Common shoots in every Disirict lo conslruct so much of said works, which ate by the Stale an(J 'S? 01 tha ln ainton nt of this act authorized, as shall not be completed Aca tt a Sc at Ll leitltin ten years from Uje passage of thin Act, shall be forfeited Thai lit Ihe 33rd provided as follows: corporation. Section of said Act, it a future State of llie 500,000 Acresof School Lands granted lo tlie Slate by ihe Act of 3S4I, the 5 per cent on the proceeds of the land sales, and all other property which may come to Ihe State bj- gift, devise or uo I I J. llak I i a I I OLUIB I 1 Wiscon.Hin, at any time aftor its admission into escheat. Tue Comi ion Schoola are to bs thro the Union, shall have tlie rifrhl to purchi.se and Sta(e lorev ree of io eve 'y hold for tbe use of Ihe State, tfie Canal herein ch ld or ulh binw the es offou nd twe anthorked to be constructed, together with all its i 1 ears tlu P' 01 5 10 1 or two branchesand other improvements, by paying to more or less, in tin color of tlie sluu will not the said corporation the amount actuallvexpen- doonl lle children of honest citizens to perpetual ded in the construction and repairs of the aiu' by th a a taw a tyran- together with interest, not more than seven pel lliciil majority re efl otuslly prevented levying a cent per annum." I upon a class of cil zens who are excluded from That by the 25th Section of said Act, it is pro- the benefits of Ihe stiiulion for the support of Tided, ns follows: That nothing herein con- i which the lax if coli Jted. In Ihase two respects tained shall authorize said company to a at least, Wisconei i is advance of atur from any streamer fountaju, than Clrreltaul HoroW.

ahull be actually necessary for tho economical navigation ofsaid canal, unless they shall have The remains i the late Col. Martin Scott obtained the riglit to me an excess of water, reached Beiinington on They were over and above the quantity required for naviga- met at tho state line a larac concourse of citi- tion from every person or persons, corporation or eilB and escorted to the village, where appro PASTORAL of Raymond ate invited to attjnil a tiasloral visit al Eiis reaideiic'r' on M.ison street Thurid iifteriioon and Lvening, MareV-M. (JEBTIPCIATKS Ol-' MEMBEH.8HIP fur Sotw nf TeitiperatH-p, very bandaointi, fui sale INStJRK YOUR Thi! would cull tlie autnlian of UK- inhabit mis Milw uihcii the'J'erritory to an tlie Aiiirriciii! Mu ual Life liiMirancL- Company, New luuii'lui cnluinn. It i seen that art: Auction pet cent on Ittt: rntc nf paiiy st'rongest miluctiiiieiiu lo all desirou? ol tticting a Life liL-uu-ante. 'J'lie flysteut adopted by th CrHiii'any uiay IK; further umlerHlood I'roiu i Imd with oilier desired information tin! otrk-i; of o.

G. south Win). ir. ft-O'J IIIIAR The Literary Depot i hnhiiiil any other ewtaliliahinent hi Uie-ecei. lion nf all the vahiaMu ancltateuuJiliclitiali OnlciafurteiKKiicaId -Icoil give us acull, wephalt be happy to serve yon.

j.inl-1 1). B. BI III. IN8URU VOUB l.lFR.--Tlic Multta, Lifi tiumrunce CXmpa-ny tij' New YorA luif MI actual net capital of HALfAMir.uoNOFPoLi.Arui. Ptimph- letr; explrinatiiry of the of Life Tnaur.inc for gratuitous diHlriltutinu.

Dr. McVickar, Exartiining fhyaicinu. JAAIKS BAKER, Agent, No. 179 VVntci M. I SCARCITY AND RISE OF SUGARS Weare happy to find ilia: WM HALL, 135 EAUT-WATER-BT.

i.utwiUifiUiiidinglhe immense quantity of sugars on li.ind, 10DHHDS. SU. GAB, and lie informs iiglhEit lie does not intend ntking ziny advantage of tlie BIBB ANDdCAEtcrnr hiscity, tint on the contrary will sell at I PFICE.I. Thecourse lie lakes a riglitone, and aliccesHin traili a nov-l; TELKGRAPiT OFFICE. Business hours fi-om a.m.

lo 1 p. from'I to 6 in. TXT. TILLOTSON. Janai B.

Co, corporations, lawfully claiming the same." The Committee further "find, lhat by an Act of passed June 18th 1838,. grant of land wits made to the Territory of Wisconsin, "for the purpose of aiding in to unite the of Lake wankee, with those of Rock tain designated; and tfeaVby was doulaHSd. and provided: -'That (aid main canal shall pe commenced within three years, Hfctted niiig a canal, igan, at Mil" within cer- and co entitled to receive the anui'unt for irliluh any of laid land may hare keen prev i- ously sold; aud that the title lo purchasers under Ihe Teiritory, shall be valid." The Committee further find thai there bag been constructed a section at the eastern end of Ihe line, of about one mile, and also, a dam across Milwaukee River; which works are now used noleiy for the purpose of a water power, nnder tlie control and management of the Milwaukee anil Rock River Canal Company," or of the Milwaukee Manufacturing and Hydraulic Company," but which of the two, your committee are not able to determine. committee further find that the Milwaukee Manufacturing and Hydraulic Company" was chartered by an act of the Legislature approved March 11, 1839, which company, your committee are informed, wae duly organized priate services, sacr 3 and military, were per formed and the bo ly of the brave and celebrated officer consign) to its last resting place among his kindred a id Peit. I BROWN'S DAGUKRRIAN ROOMS, 17(1 East Water Drown wou'd Invite all who desire their likenesses taken In the Boston and Fhil- adelphin style, with all the recent hnproirementa, give him a cal 1 Having operated in the beat Booms in the cities, he is enabled to tate pic- urea in the style ofllie art.

Children of any age taken. Sick or deceased persons taken at their cy. Daguerieotypes, EngravinfiH and Paitllingif li.jnuti- ulty copied. 1'icUtres taken anil put in a neat ciuc In i ftiv minute 1 feb7 -Miirdoek, Leavitt it a house Urffely con in the iron trade, fai i ed yoete ajy i lew- York. Their liabilities are stated at half a million of dollars.

N. Y. papers, Feb. McCLBBSAKD a Joco fooo member of Congress from Illinois, ills POLK a "mad- el President." Th it idea wan probably angjrest- ed bv 11 visit to the ft idel Artistes." The President haa as tlioroug ily stripped hiaisjlf ojth is democratic as tlit-ir A COUNTKSS. Th daughter of the oelabrated Count Rumford tending Hamp- Gov.

Hill, in hfs aocount of his farming operatiens, tlma alln lestohls- titled neigfabor "Our indhui (port crop, (absut fcrty buehela to the acre) Mud-bed on tjt ptata co Mi "of Tliis lady, in the mi st'etary circumsla has shame i us, by doing wilh her own ford. to by ByronKilbouru, Jonathan E. Arnold, I a a We Iteed, and others; and owned or claimed to own i I orf lai nn hvdranlio th. lul lliehi important hydraulic interests, in and about the location of Ihe present dam on Milwaukee River, and expended some $9900 on said location, under the direction ofsaid Reed: that after such expenditure, a compromise or arrangement was made between the parlies concerned in these two conflicting interests, but which party obtained Ihe ascendency, or who ia now tbe absolute. owner ofthe hydraulic privileges connected with Ihisj locution, your committee have not been able four committee further find, that for the con- etructHm of the present dam on Milwaukee River, the Territory recently paid toJuhu Anderson, iu addition to 03000 paid on bis orif.unl uoufract, lu a banut or donation of a preferred right to the perpctusH ass ofwatsr hands, in the imurov OS high do with our3, to save we have lo pay for all our farming.

Our emiws, both in and front, comedown to of the Counten and gallantry, at least, if not respect, to the dunghtor and sole represents ive of the philosopher, and perhaps statesman, alive of this country, secoo only tp franklin, wo forbid any perwnat difficulty, eTcnahoutdc-h In her feace come ovar upon ui to the fall extent of feet." I A DIH.T SEi March 1848. rereipu of produce, yesterday, were and the market animated. Wheat commanded SQcts at the Innises, the mills paying a trifle more. A food deal FlfHir cam? in and there were sales in tne street at 93.72, and S3.8T. We beard of a sate of IVO turrets Mills." deliverable in April, on private term, uir dentoodtobcsometbiniabore thclait quotations.

Oat" are more plenty and worth Poi sli II in freely anil for heavy lots 93.30 is pahl. Halt is nil in uer barrel. We understand, DY a talegrapl ic coinmunieation to Cleveland on the 17th inst that J. AI.BSRT HEUFKI nkiii has beau re-i ppuinted JEUeeinc. of jhn Lund OrBee here.

an aonerable eoropli- menl lo tbe capacity and efl5c4eHcT of Mr. MARRIED. In this city, oti llie 39tb by Alexander Mathieson, Or FKAKCII rbyslcian, loMlsj Lis- BTTB, daogbler of Lieut 0 Upman ofthe ISlli tnlantry, Army. On tbe mine day, by Alexander Malhleson, Mr. WaippLi NKWICU to Mrs SIRJUI BUKLET, all uf Milwaukee Countj, W.

T. In evening. Feb. Mod, by Ihe Ri-v'J Milton Welte, Mr. Samuel liuodale, to Miss -Ruth B.

Bmillt, of Den Augustus Btnilb, all of Troj. We acknowledge from the lair lady, the iceciKor a very fine loaf of wsddlnf take, to your Hu'ii lie true, AAetiooate and kind-, And Ruth, let Samuel find in you, A wife just to bis mind. Fiirn ot Honey was UUi day ulsssorted bjrmulusl co aent. make imsMdlate to eitswr of the sobscrlwrt) end those Jtatiac dstnands will present them tor jaunnent. O-eORCHIHETCALiP.

-Mttwa-ikee, Feb. HOXaBV. (CT Tlie bttSinets oontlniwdJlj tbesubscritMr at UK oht ttaud tin continued On Tlinsnhsy, AfiHlrch WiUbepeiforiHCj BEACON OF DJGATH. Overture by the Oreftotra. nanUif Mr.

Wilson and Miiia lloiiwr. Hrrrifc-W. ToconcliHte willi A I particulars f-w hills. at balf past o'clock. Box places can be SGeureil i i i In A.M.

N.B. The Mi ictesl ininnu.iivoit. MK 3-B-i BGNBl'IT OK MR. C. II.

VVJI.SON. Mr. U. U. WII.HOK respectfully itinnniir.

a (o Die Futilic tai lijs will taJce pluce ott Saturday Kveiiluc, March 18IH. ie commence willi (by quest) the Interesting Dnima ol THE alAlD AND A I Ueiijainiu, (a Jew Pctlliil) Mr. Annette (the Mold) Mis A variety uf Dancing by Miwi Itumi-r, MM Mi-rniield Mr. Wiliou. NEW CQMK; wi.v«, Merrineld'-j Lameii.ation by I'o conclude with the rJriiuinRiuncle.l nn f.i.

i. lit, MILITARY EXECUTION. Or the Dognt Noiuuiiuly. ((ienllcinan with Mr.i: II Wilson Dog of Normandy hy Mr Harrin' celebrnled Dnu Colnuc-l' BOX B.OOK MOW (U'EN. Wihi-nnsin copy ice.

JAMES PfATT, Ronucl: t'usmiBsioN MXHCHIIIT, Oswrsji, N. V. Reference to (ce. ii, FOR SALE Tho interest in a "Jl ease, of which there in an lerm sis yearn to run from tlie Ui of last. Tin premised nre sitnalod on Bust WuKvr filrcet On llie lot, 3 smallMuies ojetlier wild the unper pan of tin- 'mildiug, are lei tn good tenants, mid produce a clear rent of $i3U BCI mmitn.

Also, for sole, corner lot, and ditc.lUny litjiino, Intel; built, and In mtlilble for a large lannly, it 3 pantry, closets and kiichen, c. ii he 1st Waril. Alio, for sale, lotH N'u. Ii nn.l 17. silmi ed in the 1st Ward, in quarter block No 21.

Fin npplyto JOHN EOONUy, Ilia Wiilei-slicel. who nlso, for sale 30 laietaeCH Crceu and Hlack.Tea 'ale aud Cognac Bram'y and furniture ni.d ware in abundance. Bale every evening und early cnmll' 1 ad vanced on all kind of property leiX for sale. LE CH EAP- The Houee, Stock and ri slur en of a a i i 1 i i i icaicilon Enquire at the Yankee Stoi'L 1 ALESMAN In a Gro 1 und Hardirore Store, wljo iltti and English languages wiih facility, atut liad cxpcr; ence in llie bu.slu.eea. N.

B. None utlier need apply. feb'iS-lf ALBA Iti? Eavt Water direct. AUCTION. -L the ad of March, 30 thousand (J-JtJar til th Auction KUOJH, No 118 Eut Water struct at IU o'clock fcb'-m jlL AM DOmMQDY.

Auclioiiccr. SCHOOL LOG 'J'he Lct'liuc ot tliis Conntf will he Hverednl'' nt 7 o'clocft the Unitarian Ctmich. me Kev. A Ctiop.u with Religion," rehA" BATTLE tiave reir.ovreit tioin the west ttile of llie i iver tutu Large new Brick Store on the uorncr of E.wl Water an Detroit Streets below the Uniteil Slates Ho'el, where tlie tiave on hand a general assortment of nnd Aledi cines, wJiere they will be gJaiJ to wail upon iheir ol lect Hem.ioi.g in le er M-rn. louiS 11 nderson Ilii JueK irrl UJ ser Jao A ten Lewis 'ker liter AUHIU TM.

anuilLsTi WallJ Henry Gunn John George Eli Goldlng William iitel O'Dnntull iki-r i iswtt I ilclwiiiS.iinnfi its Kdtlier I'll Jno HanitiMn 51 Harriton I'amlln Joieph "sll Ixiniw fc Hsnly Patrick Hanson Jno (Isyrten Hall A Ifarint'lt II Hnnimou Rnlbi Hayden John Hawley Timotliv IFsufrJi Hilton Helirnr J.ine llonth S.ii 'IIHenrv I) RunselS 1 -II v. 'RI! I Ml lill Aveij- "ell 5alvin 0 owman Rev 1'iiiieit A rieley John lonwell l-ryanl tt II l-rigfjs A button 1 imwn I eonatd Jonnrluni i Hill JaniiVz 'urijgi'sa Jenitiisliirol'and win' Itsticlninl Allen H.ij-s urs A Howell John jlnuclmrd Itnniel Pslow John I'ickard Lac, Pnekuau R.cW VarlM IMnrsh ration Josrph Plimpton Sitnan Perry Pciuileton Jno a Perry ftarwiek Perry David Csjil Peircc wf sley Pesvy Hell'onl Ann Hcadon Jno Hetuterwn Ileiiry Joi llcCTcrinau Petty will Is iu Planhlatoa Jno illnnirhiirrl iTyilir lloniivelf George Calvin A Cameron GIJO Michuel Caton willistii Pyl- r.nm.l«Tqoi risiterec Dairli Punnt Jamas Putnam Chsrlet Piitintn CW 1'tntl Caroline Punnsn Jno 1 Ptlillips wiu Holton nw HousuinlVlei Hmigliti.il Henry Plullimore Horlimtssjic Qiiin Win Holland John Hogan Thoniiu Runwm Caleb lume j'tiooitif Raman Hoover William A 1 'iW in i Til A Umc Bridget lloblw Hnrl'iw Xrdhcaii Ktnma II I. DBee.1 ft Kntlium a iilitweliCo Hunt John Revnokl kimei CniiflelJ Ann Flurlburt Ii I) -I RS'I-JCT CaryJeiouie Uiuuinglon II II RIU Pristey Carpenter Laura Humble Sell me-Robinson Mf, swot Somins, Hul.hiird Jasoui; Robertson OF llulticru Msrffaret Rorid Hubble Kodcers JHOHI HilbUlrd Olis Run A A Rowley Ophelis Rowley irysri Canary James Cogiwell Mm I Collet I'nlopsjr Martin Hilliiilr Fn Coffln Frnnklju Courier niss Jackson Mit Rice Ransom NiclinlRD Johnson Bradford Rice Jao risnds and ciihtoinera. fc 1. BATTLE.

URE CIDER con- siginnent several pipfa warranted pure Cider Vine- pir from a New York Farmer, for sale in any quantity by fehM BRADFOHD It. BROTHER. OR" SALE. the 2,1 "Ward" ihe Weal 70 feet, Lot IU, Block 42, having Handing thereon a building tenements, ana wen supjriiea ivitD H'ttfer. febiert.f BAKKE --It "the" intention of the J- 1 umtersig: rd on the Isl of March next, to take into co-partnership.

WILMAH BKOW.V, (latt of ihe nrm of IouBtti3ii Ctj. and MII.TON I.VMAN, late wiib Bexton 4cWing, and unld invite jMMsontt linving tsor claiuifl him, lo Fiiesent the same for paynie previous lo that lime A I I SOlli d' March cnsm lie intenrH to lenvn foi Ibe liast to ruake his suriii'i urcbaaei, and b. fi.re Hint lime, he con- iwicong whoaie indebli'd to linn, to call ami settle. JAMES KNEGLANO. Milwaukee, February IP, 1318.

AMP TAB LE ATSVJ. -Rec'd tilts dny by Express and for by jnnas HATH WAY 4. HLTRD THE FBANKLIN TYPE FOUNDRY have taken tlie JL Foundry tiU-cty nccupied by Robert Taylor, in Ihc city of New Yrrk, where tli-ey are prepar-pii to etftH'ly orders for Newii and fancy Type, PresseH, Uraus Rule, Ink, Pnper, alleys, ('ornpusing Chaw, and every article necesssiry for a printing Oific-r. type winch me uttst in now moulds, tVoin an I'nitrM new aclof matrices, with deep are to l-c uncurijaaBcd byjmy and i I be sold OIL ricctinittioilatitig tcrma. tbe Type iniirutfaciurec.1 by lUsu TJie atteniLim of SlereotypeiH iii pariicislarty Oiillcd fo this type, wljiliis peculiarly adssuLeJ lo tlii-ir purest-.

Composttion Rollers cast for printer-' filr. John A Over-end, isstLllengngedui iho manutRu- turjiigdcpartiitent. Ftaimulota of who Will buy nve times AS much typi- bills iitiKium (pve tbe above three iu tlieir papers, a ut send a copy containing ii to the WHITING Ac TAVLOH, rs of Hober 1 1'a lor, Ann. WmTLNCl, Tivum. gating the leb IS- 1 jnd OUTLINE MAPS for conv KUnold.

These urc much heater than AlitcheU'x Outline and aie nolil al, less than one half the price, which bringn tlieni wjiliin the reocli of every school district in tbe Territory. No HCliool should be without them. Teaclierh and are requested to cull and examine tliem. febin KALB CHAPMAN. rjoybetw-eeii the aaenof 12 nnd IS to asyitt in a Muiicdtoro.

Eti- qoireof febS3 I ILSLEYfc POTATOES Onions, Beets, Carrots janlJ A A A QUGARS lOHhilsSt.Croix, Porto Rico Muscavailo gtigni-a. 10 bUs Wooltcy 4. Powdered Sugars; tffbWs do. io CriitlieJ IthblaN Sugars; 5 CotTee Crushed Suvars. for satejiy HAML1N -Je WKU9TKR.

TVOT1CE to all whom Jt may concern. i Alt persons are herehy cautioned ngainat purchaB- Lot4 Block 4, bull ijf iHJ fecit front and running Imcfc tu itie river, Hliould any tniecxcept offi-rit for wile, gaiitlol IM tn the 3d Wnnl of the City of Milwmiker. 3. I i hlock Lot 4, fiO. The laid belong to iiw nnd anyothpr title that mnynoir be act up to the jtis fceeinobtafn- eI by fraud, and it will be JSO.

M. 1 REAT REDUCTION Having a larger stock of Bugarn on hand tuan 1 vlmlt need lo supply my refular customers, I will sell Tun at a great reduction from foimer prices. ALBA K1MBALL, Writer-Hi Conway Tboi ColdfmitJi wn, Cote ConwayJiio (Wiley San Culton Jainn Conlouite Cornwn II Itmon James Ismon Sarah Jones Granrltle Johnson Adeline Robert Jonei Jenty 8 Johnson Henry Jonea Jane Johnion Pbinens Ssyei James C.n.n.-lly Michael Jones Alice tiayer A Cook Henry Johnson tidwiu Edward Cnmr.a Henry Johnston Wesley Sargent Ruswll Ann Rindfft Rider (Tin Ruael Csthaiine Msrjr RUBMH Mtr-lttsa BIIIBHI Jno Collim Margaret JarrattCtuu George Cotfey Jeremiah Johnson Lorelle Coolmon Catharine Cornford John Kellher Thomas Ciiyn Pnlrkk Kernp George 3 nooKreii Dmrtrj Kellogf Austin (Ainnors Patrick Jno Chapfn Betef Kellogg ividism Chupman Hemy3 Kelley Jnraei Chapin Oeo Keller A Chase Ssrih Ann Kay Jnmei Chandler JonalhnnKennesly Jamei Clark Bonnell Kertey John Cleveland Clsrk merit Ulark Gen (Jco 'Inrk Franru Alberts Olark Jno 4 flyman Mervui Kihbeyrhas Kinman waltet- JongnTellM.irliu Kin) Stephen Kneen Jrocker AUMUila Knapp Robt A Killing Henry Cull A i Crmidell MehelatwIKnapu urs Curtail, wii'iiiim ctigli MIM Cushmiiu Mrw CrodN Robert Curtier wHliiuu Saul Hattew flsmer Anctrsw Ssvsge Tho ssai Ssie Edwin eideboltom wood Mrs Srilmaa Eltiabstti ahoemsker Bcifi Hhambufy nlch etioll Joseph Sti.nfcltei wm Shenn BndfM Waltsi Kav Jaf or win Kennedy King James Kenner Farmer Shova Luko Kougjrjno Sliortil! Maria Kay Mrs Uhiihsn Patt Ki ng Chsncey Sheiman Kinne; Noncy 0 Keichel Jonathan Snilih Victory Ktbbey Stephen Smith Kstuan giinlll Horace Bniilb 2 I Buiiib amltb Smith it Tbomas Sttnton mnr Ann atewatt John 'I Sluddarrt wm Btratton A Steward Janet ft -nirsbergM vm StoneAlt.ortC.pt Kneelsinl Edwin Knelt Eluali Minn Krone Asa. Lane Msiiu La i ril 'rfitvtbrd Gen Jno Lannon I'al'ck Oruke mit-linel annon wnt Mloney Calharii.i OammingsJno Lamran Steyawi Bant Crocker keener Lsnc Ixiron Stooa of Bowlinuftllgy Lone Chnrlss Aluj Uurtier Mrs Hsrah Lavanway Charlesacbetaerborn ft Jane Darid Aban Lewis Giant Spencer I'rsnct. flavio Lasver Samurl RuUlran Mcrrli Darling Helwn Llirisey John Ssirburjasepli llnmltpjlny A Ijiy williarp Acollaml Jaicss DnvH Robert Lewis Jiunes Snider wMlard i Leary Humphrey ahmmaltet Oicklnx tieurge TienvenwortlinaTidelDaiM A A Lee Will.am 8oule Lcwin wilHam lipears Kara Union Smiltull KteBSM Oalfee UOIIH Bojrle I.cty Maty Tesigert HnVy Oewey Fineai Dewlrv Jnrt 'ejeati Jelong JoietJt Xoah ermol Catharine Ismail It ThomssJohai Jelay Jacob legolyer lewcylizra levlin Jno a )ean Jr.

Cu libble lelabamit Pm'ck lorsn Elian )yer Joseph Fredrrltk Bols Kcert inrron Jno lunleavey HiehaclHeCrrckeii Ed Hugh ward Geon-e LeetsKobert Loyd John LittleAela J.O Ixjnftgan David Lombard Lewi UnsleySam Lyons 74ero LoomlsLQ Longe John Tlinmpion Turner Lahyetu Mrs '1-hroMF Towd Edward Tsylor Cbss TsiksrKsrab ma Tilton Tilihlrs Jaekna TlbbiliLiiuraJ WurdCtaetoa Watson John -1 lebeiity Jno xcBwaney Daniel Walsh Catltsnn Douglion win KcCanry John Waficrs Jowph Baranrt Ferdinand HcHahon Daniel Wftles narf A 1 Dyer winS Eites Elijah eillsGw Rmpy wiltinin Efnlsse Jacob Ewer's Daniel Enoi a Sslabrook Ifoah Bdgar Robert Qvsns William Srtm HcDouttal DsvitJ a watkins Oeorss HeOsHeriy John walksr Oco MePadden James watkins Amass KeColley Alei warren wenslar Josspfa wells Ratniltcn well Ulysses webber Israel will Denjauttn west David westovsr HiuriM lecElroy John 'ieU Mr McHenry KcAlliMer Co xcLennen fferi- neth webster Lsrl Kcfraagncan Julia wiWarnsBsrratt HcCallJfimss wiakmatt Juamm te Breru Charles MeHenry Michael witllaaw I It Bdson Sstli HeLean Thomu HS.JO PreeboM rairchilds Nanmi Jtsrliin wlggC xrs nsddsn Fertfiutndwhellan pi ia wbitnall Cltilut ESTABLISHMENT. advertisers respeclrully inform tue Milwaukee tiiattbey haveopenedashoufor the purpose of carry 1 nr the painting, gliding ana plumblBg bini- builncste- in their branches. Having bad over 16 yis. experience in i he cities of Lunlon and New York bolh in plain and ornamental painting, and filling up houses with the i iiilern Hydraulic improvemeuti i their flatter i lliey can give saliidaclion to thoiu wno faror them i i i i i and ornamental housp, sign, cnrringe, n-lmlow shade, and otlwr piinilng.graiu- Hot, cold mid shower baths, refrigerators, or cooler? and otner descriptions of work. Kf STOBE'S Improved Filter tor clarifying aud piiri- IVlng rain, river, or spring water, thereby removing ull deleterious matter, and preventing diseases which arise thereffOM.

NUGENT STONE, Painters Wen Wnierstreet, a few doois norhuf the Fountain Housr. Tlilitary Bail. HE MILWAUKEEE CITY A goons respectfully Inform tbe citlicciu generally, that they will give (hetr flrst Bar! on Thursday evening, td March, at Bawls' Brick Block, Ward. The pro- eeetfslo be appropriated for Ihe benefit of thecoinpsnv. Retween 7 and 6 o'clock the assembly will entertained by the band of the Company, with some choice pieced selected occasion, led by Mr.

Hess. The Ball will 8 o'clock. A o'clock supper will be sert- ed, durlnf the evening. The prlee nf rieket wn'Ch Includes the Mu- M'r MeUanman, Lt Fillraore, LtMiAky, LtPHes, Colonel BufiuKiqi, UCol Major Gen Wok-oil, UCol Georff, Surieon 9 Mar inh, Major Ludiiuilon, d'r M'c Tibtnts, 1.1 Geisberg, Lt Broseus, Col Lev i HnW.cll. UCol A Smith, Major Comttock, CTSpt Weiswer, KT TickeK lo be had ofCeU, te IM Ward, and of John tlie9dWi leiuen Jen Pterroi).

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