Wisconsin State Journal du lieu suivant : Madison, Wisconsin • 4

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS MISCELLANEOUS. NEV ADVERTISEMENTS COMMERCIAL. LOCAL MATTERS. Common Council Proceedings.

BEQCLAR MEETINO, JAN. 3, 187t. Mayor Gregory presiding. The amount in the Treasury was report-, ed as $23,754.22, and the balance in the general fund A petition was received from the city draymen, asking that the stand for hacks and drays be changed to a more central and convenient place. Petition referred to committee on licenses.

A communication was received from I. A. of Chicago, proposing to lum-ish. signs (to be placed in the struct lamps) with the names of the various streets of the city painted thereon. Referred to committee on streets.

Several accounts were presented and allowed. 1 The Judge.of the Municipal Court submitted a report showing the number of cases heard before him, in which the city was a party, for the quarter ending Nov. 15, 1873. Placed on file. The City Clerk reported liquor licenses issued during the month to Phil.

Parsons, 31 3. Geo. Baxter, Dunnino Scmner, Tucks. O'Niel, Anton Kayser, Peter Fauekdach, Alex. Findlay and Leonard Noiaen.

Licenses confirmed. The committee on Fire and Water re ported a list of active firemen entitled to pay for the year 1873,. which report was adopted and the clerk instructed to draw warrants on the Treasurer in favor of the several persons composing the different fire as recommended by the committee. r. liolialf nf th Report of tlio" FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Madison, ON THE MORNING OF JAN.

1, 1874, before the transaction of any buslnetfu on that day. Lnnnx and lisr.our.ta 8298, Ql i 33 Overdrafts is. Ollice tixtures Cash items including revenue stamps Specie U. S. Treasury nototi, national ana fractional currency IT.

8. Bonds Due from Bunks and Bankers 1,395 85 9 19 DO 2,2:19 ti9 73 71 91,203 Tl IHH 48 105,897 42 Capital $714,572 79 $150,000 00 80,0 ,0 00 14 US, 800 0 405, Mi7 ()5 LlAUtUTIKS. Surplus Prolit and loss Circulation Bue Total $714,572 79 WAYNE KAMSAY, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of J'iniiarv, lHi i. M.

V. CLAliK ltjan5dawtf Notary Public, Wis. To Advertisers We' offer to Advertisers a listof 50 of the leading DAILY NEWSPAPERS' published hi the States of Uliuois, Iowa, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado, and will insert advertisements iu this list at as low rates as can be obtained from the publishers. WeAlso have a list of 400 WEEKLY NUWSlAlEIt8, culled tho "JESomeXist." These, papers are NOT printed on tho patent-inside plan (are not duplicates ot other eekly papers) but are POINTED WHOLLY AT HOME by the publishers, are all good standing and influence having a large combined eircu lat.ion. We offer to advertisers space iu these papers, in sec tions, by states, as follows: 01 in Illinois, oOin Iowa, 8111 Mm ncsota, (it in Indiana, "21 in Kansas, 40 in Missouri, 18 in Wisconsin, II in Michigan, 91 111 Ohio, at rates to suit tin most limited or extensive ad vertiscrs.

Theso lists sent on applica tion to COOK, COMRiY NEWSPAPER Advertising Agents, CHICAaO. 5jau3dcod'w SAVINGS DEPARTMHT OF' Til State Bank. Madison, Wisconsin. XCstsxlliliol Six per Cent. Interest Allowed, On conditions nsnal with Savings Banks.

SAMUEL MARSHALL, President. LUCIEN S. HANKS. Cabicr. J.

HOWARD PALME Assistant Casbier. Tjan'Jdawly U0DLS0i, C1LISE 1 8 Broad Street, N. Transact a peneral banking business in all its details, allowing intercst.uion deposits to Banks, Savings Institutions, Private Bankers and Individuals, Particular attention paid to the investment of Estate and Trust Funds, and information regarding the same furnished upon application. Buy. and sell upon commission.

Gold, United States Stocks, and all Securities dealt in at the Is ev lork Stack Exchange. First-class Municipal nnd Railroad Loans Ncgo KL'GEN N.ROHIXKON, THOS. B. ATKINS, Wi. T.

MORRIS. GEO KGB M. CHASE, A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO the late firm of Are hereby notified to pay forthwith, to sav costs ALDKN S. SANBORN. (ijnidit Assignee.

BOARDING. riOOD BOARD IN. A SMALL family, at the bouse formerly known Jnd're Hood house," corner of Main and West streets, three blocks from the caoitol Accommodations first class in every respect. uiiakles hayden. DIA.R.IE3S' FOK1874.

J. PARK HAVE A very lanre and choice assortment nf Diaries for 18i4. Call early and make your selec tion. Wit. j.

PARK. No. 11 King Stret, THE WINTER TERM OF THE UNIVERSITY 0F WISCONSIN WILL BEGIN Wednesday, January 7th. For further information, apply to J. 11.

TWOMBLY, President. Peshtico. 'I'HE'' UNEXPENDED BAL- A- ance on hand, of local subscriptions re ceived tn October. 1871, for relief of suflerers by lire in Northern Is $111.87. All persons who contributed to the fund, are requested to meet at the State Bank, Saturday evening.

January 10th at 7 :30 o'clock, and take action, looking to the disposition of the money, and discharge of E. HANKS, Treasurer. Madison. Dec. 81, 1S73.

1 Despondejjct, Grief, Anxiety of Mind, Defective Memory, Bash-fulness, Weakness of mind and bodv.all troubles caused by nervous Debility, sneeriily cured bv the only known and sure remedy, nsed at the old WESTERS MEDICAL IS StrTUTE, 137 SYCAMORE STREET, CINCINNATI, Ohio. No pay required of responsible persons nntil cured, send two stamps for free circular of advice. ciaaideodiw OYSTERS! M.T PIERCE'S. Solid Meats, per quart, 45c; per gallon, 1. 65.

CANNED, 30c per quart. TO RENT. A COMFORTABLE DWELL- XA. ing House in a desirable location at 0 per month. Apply to GEO.

B. I'l'ItHOWS. 615dec8dtt Semi-Annual Report or TUB Park Savings Bank, ON THE MORNING OF THE first Monday bf January, 1874, before the transaction of any business ou that day. KKHOUIlt'KS. Loans and discounts $105,304 Overdrafts 807 30 Real estate, furniture and fixtures.

72 Due from hanks 18,971 f3 Cash items, checks, revenue stamps 4,070 7 Specie 151 r8 V. S. and national currency 28,712 79 $'A017 3 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in luedpositors Due. others not Included under tho above heads $50, 000 00 11, 458 38 4, 521 25 $179,017 03 A.

MASON, Prest. JAM. E. BAKER, Vice Prest. Subscribed and sworn to hei'ore me this rt.h day January, 1874.

a. W. CLARKE, 17jan5dlwj Notary- Public. True to rTaturc." This first class Chromo Will bo then to every subscriber to GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1874 Whether to a single subscriber for Three Dollars, or to a club ol fcix lor Fourteen Dollars. Address L.

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Each subscriber receives without delay two beautiful pictures, which are ready for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. The paper itself stands peerless anionic family journals, being so popular that of its class it has ihe largest circulation in the world. Employs the best literary talent. Edward Egglusiou's serial story is just beginning; back chapters supplied each subscriber. Mrs.

Stowe's long expected sequel to "Any Wife sfid 1" begins in the new AGENTS WANTED. salary or a independent business, should send lor circulars and terms to J. B. FORI) New York, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati or Saa Francisco. wmmmm (f I COn per day! Agents wanted! All J)0 (II u)ZU classes of working people ol either sex, young or old, make more money at work for us in their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else.

Particulars free. Address G. STINSON Portland, Maine. HORRIBLE, I suffered with CATARRH for 1 hi rty years, and was cured by a simple remedy. Will send receipt, postage free, to all afllicted.

Rev. T. J. MEAD, Drawer 170, Syracuse, N. Y.

HOPS! HOPS HOPS! GEO. W. ELKINS, Successor to Elkins Suddards, Commission Merchant, 1,916 and 1,918 Market PhKadelphia, Pa. Send for information as to Markets. All in onirics promptly answered.

The Only Hop house in Philadelphia. Twelve Thousand Bales Used annnally in Pennsylvania. TO $100 ON WALL tD JLJ- often leads to a fortune. risk. 32- ase pamphlet for stamp.

VALENTINE TUM- BRIDGE Bankers and Brokers. 39 Wall Street, N. Y. 1211drcl8dcodaw4w Sale OT BOOTS Ull MHO AT Gf-eo. F.

Taylor's COMMENCING Saturday, December 20th. Having bought a stock of Boots and Shoes at Panic Prices, I offer them to the public from 25 to 40 per cent, less than original cost. Call and examine? and judge for yoiirself. SIGH OF THE DIG RED BOOT, Opposite Park Hotel. AHaro Chance Offered to Country Dealers.

1230decl8dawlm Summons for Helicf. THE STATE OF WISCONSIN Circuit Court for Dane county. Napoleon B. Van Slyke, plair.tirr, against Jacob Lonz, Getta Lenz, John Iless, Lena Hess, Willett S. Main, assignee of the goods and effects of Jacob Lenz, a bankrupt, E.

mankind, E. S. Parker Adler. Ma'hias Felton, Henry Beralzheimer, Leopold lllfelder, Joseph Beckenderfer, S. II.

Sweet W. Dempster, C. Hutchinson, A. M. Mitchell, Marcus Cohen, Jonas Cohen, Marshall -McMur-ren, Thomas Hayden, First National Bank of Madison, J.

Oberholson, S. Keeper, J. JI. Bowman, Jacob Esser. John V.

Cairnes, Joseph C. Ford, Park Saving Bank, August our and imam bolomon, defendants. The State of Wisconsin, to the above named defendants You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint of JSapoleon B. Van Slvke, ths plaintiff in this action, which has been tiled with the clerk of this court, at his office in the city of Madison, Dane county, aforesaid, and you are required to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint, on the subscribers, at their office, in the city of Madison, isconsin, within twenty davs after the service of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of such service: and if you fail to answer complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action ill apply to the court for the relief demanded the said complaint. itness, the Hon.

Alva Stewart, Judge of said Court, at Madison, in paid county, on this 22A day of October, in the year 1873. SLOAN. STEVEN'S MORRIS. Plaintiff's Attorneys, Madison, Wis. 1222decldoawt)w 5WEHSEE5BE Talmage, editor of the Christian vi xi.

ODUrs-eon. Snnn Cnm.ii,., or. They write for no other paper in America" ii.n-uniLL-lil -iiiomos. 1'flV lari'pr com muillnn han n. auj utuvi paper.

CHR0M0S ALL READY. sectarianism. JNO Koi-Hnnolion. icent recent lv ohtainoH -joi jha "i J. "muui worK.

tjainpio copiest gents Wanted. U. W. ADAMS, Publicher, 103 Chambers t.r 1. McBAIN'S MAGIC SOAP THE Best Washing Fluid ever offered.

Xo Jlub-binq Required. Give it a trial. For sala i nnv quantity by it tlb WOOTTON, Agents. Forty-Second Semi-Annual Ite-i i port Madison, Wisconsin, On tho morning of the flrst Monday in January, before the transaction of any business on thut day. Loans and $111,031 33 Due from the stockholders of this bank, nothing.

Specie and gold coupons 428 07 09 U. S. revenue stamps Bank lot and building V. S. fractional JS Safe, fixtures and outfit uu U.

S. legal tender arid national cur- rency on hand Due from banks and bankers 40, two $284, 582 33 00 LIABILITIES. Capital Due depositors Total 582 S3 Lucie S. llauks, cashier, do solemnly swear that the foregoing is. in all respects, to the best of my knowledge and belief, a true and correct statement of the condition of the State Bank S.

HANKS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of January, A. D. 1874. J.

II. PALM Kit, Notary Public, Dane Wis. HOLIBAY GOOBS. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS For Everybody Wo offer the Largest and Best Stock of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER WAKE, FRENCH CLOCKS, KR0NZES, Russia Leather Goods, Gilt Goods, Opera Glasses, Fans and Fancy Articles, and Silver Plated Ware, EVER EXHIBITED IN THE WEST, AND AT Matson 8z Cor. State and Monroe CIIICAG O.

1216dcct5d3m UNITED STATES MAIL POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington, Dec. 1, 1873. OROrOSALS WILL BE RE- J- ceived at the Contract Office of this Department until 3 o'clock P. 31., of March 2, 1874, (to he deci.led by the swth, tor Mrrjini the mails of the United, btatcs from July 1, 1S74, to jtmoau. 1875, on.

the following routes in the State of Wis consin, ana Dy the schedule of departures and arrivals herein specified, viz" 25355 From Pepin, by Ella, Frankfort and Arkan- saw. to Durana, miles, and back, three limes a ween. Leave Pepin Monday, Wednesday and Sat urday at 6 a Arrive at Durand by 12 Leave Durand Monday, Wednesday and oaturcay at a Arrive at Pepin by 8 ni." 2538G From Pepin to Heed's Landing, 0 miles and DacK, six times a weeK, Leave Pepin daily, except Sunday, at 3 Arrive at Heed's "Landing by 5 Leave Reed's Landing daily, except Sunday, Arrive at Pepin by 2 ni. 25:587 From Cassville to Bcctown, 9 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Cassville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 a Arrive at Beetown by 12 Leave Beetown Thursday and Saturday at 1 in Arrive at Cassville by 4 m.

25.J58 From Prairie flu Chien, by Bridgeport, i-atcii 'jtrove, ana iJeetown, to Lancaster, 3 miles' nd back, three times a week. Leave Prairie du Chien Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 6 a Arrive at Lancaster by 3 Leave Lancaster Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a Arrive at Prairie du Chien m. 25389 From Prairie du Sac, by Eoxbury and Woet x-oini, to lioai, lu'i nines ana Hack, six times a week. Leave Prairie du Sac- daily, except Sundav, at 6:30 am; Arrive at Lodl by 9 a Leave Lodi daily, except Sunday at 6 Arrive at Prairie du Sao by 9 m. Close connection to be made with mail trains.

25C90 From Fnssville to West Granville, 2 miles ana back, three times a -week, in close connection with route 25128, (see advertisement of October 1, 1873.) 25391 From Muscoda, by Orion and Elston. to iticniana uentre, 14 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Muscoda, Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday at 7 am; Arrive at Richl and Center by 10 a nij Leave Richland Centre Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 Arrive at Muscoda by 6 The contracts are to be executed and returned to the department by or before the 1st day of June, 1874, otherwise tho accepted bidder will be con sideredas having tailed, and the Postmaster General may proceed to contract for the servica with other parties, according to law. For forms of proposal, guarantee and certificate, and also for instructions as to the conai-tions to be embraced in the contract, see advertisement of October 1. 1873.

invii.insr nrnj posals for mail service In Wisconsin, to be found at the principal postoffices. Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, siioer-scribed "Mail proposals. State of Wisconsin," and addressed to the Second Assistant ostmaa-ter General. JNO. A.

J. CRESSWELL. 9jan3doaw6v Postmaster General. WARRANTS FOR ATTACH mnt with comnlainfi. Onitrlalm 'loth new forms just printed and for sale by Milwaukee Market.

Mixwaukeb, Jan. 5. Wheat firm; No. 1 No. 3 1.5K: seller February 1.2-1!.

Corn quiet. Oats 37c. Rye Bancy 1.4;. New York Stock Market. ew Youii, Jan.

5. The following are the latest stock quotations: West. Pncitie Mail Adams1 do llarlcui do preferred Pnnama Union Pacific Lake Shore Pittsburgh North Western do preferred K. I St. Paul do preferred Wabash M.

do preferred Ind. Central St. Joseph 7.5 1 4l-s ...1.17 8U4 fw 75 tiil'i 5.1 8 71 29'4 iW'i Chicago Market CnicA'io, Jan. 3. Flour In (rood demand and Spring e.vtrns at 5.37ffit.00; Wisconsin winter at ti.lii.

Wheat was active and firm, and No 2 sprins sold at l.lbijf&l.l! cash; 1.174 seller Jauuarv, and 1.20!4fcl.W seller February closing at l.Wi seller January, and 1.2-4 seller February. No 1 spring sold at.l.SKaJl.iil'i No 3 do at l.i-i&l.lS't, and rejected do at 1.07. Corn was rather quiet but stronger, and No 2 sold at cash aad seller February, closiu? at outside prices. Oats were In fair request, and No 2 gold 'at cash or Bellor the mouth, and seller February. Rye was quiet, and No.

2 sold at B'trley ws asain tirm. No 2 sold at 1.42 to the extent of a few car lots, but round lots were wanted at 1.45. No 3 sold 1.14&1.18. Jlighwines remained firm at 93c. Provisions were dull.

Mess pork sold at 14.50 cash, and 14.8.14.90 seller Lard eold at 8.50&8.5 cash and 8.80fn8.H5. upil were ouut, owing to the mild weather, at I.OTAiu..j us benu.i. Live hogs were quiet and a shade easier, at 4.80 5 55 for comaiou to extra. Beef Cattle were also quiet and a shade lower for common at 4.0t) for cows and 4.7552.5.75 lor good to choice smooth shipping beeves. Butter The accumulated stocks have afforded shippers a better opportunity to purchase, and sales were laro at the recent decline, at 8UiJ32c for choice packed 2 Xor fair to irood and 18(l 22c for low and medium grades.

Roll ranged at 18 for shipping lots, with an occasional sale ut a trine higher prices. Kggs fresh in light request by local dealers at ana pickiea at Game very dull and weak, at 2.0 doz lor prairie cmcKens; lor quail; 1J tt lor carcass venison, ana lor saddles. Poultry Supply large but sales slow, at ior tui-Keys, l.Wi,2.ou lor cnickens, and B.tXXct'J.O! lor ueese, witn e.ome very poor lots Bulling less. Potatoes The movement continues litrht at 1.10f?l.2J ru from store. Eastern peachblow in oarrui tsoiu at x.oug.iu.

Ciiicago, Jan. 5, heat irregular and firmer at 1.22 cash, an 1.211.21 seller February. Corn firm at 49-ic teller January; seller February, and 62c seller May. Oats firm and higher, and in fair demand. casJi 40.UC seller February, and44fi seller JIay.

Kyo firm and saleable at 77c: held at 1.20; No nominal at 1.4 and rejected at 1.0. j. Whisky quiet. Xiist of Letters, Keuiaining unclaimed in the Post Ollice at 3Iadi on Wisconsin, ou tho 5th day of January i-STo obtain any of theso letters, the ajipli caut must call for "advertised loiters," giviu tuo ante oi tms list. If not called for within one month, thev wi! be sent the Bead Letter Ollice.

N. B. A request for the return of a letter to the writer, ll unclaimed within thirty days or less, written or printed wiln tuo writer name postoftice, and state, across tho left, hand end the envelope on the face side, will be complied wun. tc. a.

Juaws oj iso. LAB1ES' LIST. Merrick. 3Jrs Lcrmon Biancliard, Jliss liattie Berry, -Miss O'Bay, Miss Ellen I' Perr-, Mrs Theopiius Roberts, Miss Annie Smith, Miss Margret Sherman, Mrs Lydia A Young, Mrs Jennie Conley, Miss Mary Collins, Mrs CJeweti, Miss Neoma 1) Dugen, Mrs Kosmna Ltpue, jaiss Amelia Hill, Nellie A Maroney, Miss Sarah GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Noteman, 1) Nonncr, round, Adeibcrt Purk, Allen Putchen, II Post, Hon Perry.

Fond, Arnold, li Brbckvvay. II. Browu, Thos' Brodiick, Xhos Connors, I'l Dritkol, Jerry It French, Agent Reynolds, Henry Fulsom, Jeremiah Faulks, Jas Glimmi, Peter Jerman, Ed Johnston, Geo Johnson, Kenison, Geo Lewis, 4 Morrill. Mailey Fiiiz Moses, A 2 Smith, A Stclter; August Sullivan, Dennis Sutherland, 11 Schatt, John Stevens, US'' Tomlinson, II Warren AM olf, Casper Warner, Wilson. Eddie A Wood, Robert E.

W. KE YES; P. M. niSTRICT COURT OF THE United States for the Western District of isconsin. In the matter of A.

W. Lynn, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. A warrant In bankruptcy has been issued by rnn i.uuib mis Ol l. JuyiJIl, of Neillsvilie, of the county of Clark, of the State of Wiseonsin, in said District, adjudged a bankrupt upon the petition of his creditors, and the payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to said bankrupt, to him, or to his use, and the transfer of any property by mm, are lorDidtien dv law.

a meeting ot tho creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a court of bankruptcy, to be holden at Madison, in said District, on the 20th nay of January, a. xj. at 10 ciocn a. at tne office of Sidney Foote, one of the Kegisters of Bankruptcy of said Court. F.W.OAKLEY, Marshal as Messenger.

B. L. FRENCH, Neillsvilie, Attorney for petitioner. HOOJiEV OPEIU HOUSE. E.

P. KENDALL Business Manager. Thursday and Friday, January 8th and 0th. FOX DEMER'S Pantomime Troupe The sole acknowledged rival of G. 3u.

FOX as CLOWN, In his famous Pantomime, entitled HUMPTY DUMPTY! As Flayed for 3 Years in New York City. 25 Talented Performers. An Array of Specialty Artists, Including Gymnastics, the Youngest Cornet Player in the World, Dutch Comicalities, bpade Dancinsr, Sonss and Dance6, Imitations of Birds and Animals, Stilt Performances, Serio-Comic bongs andOricntalJugglery. The Usual Scale of Prices. -RESERVED SEATS for sale at Mc-Connell Smith's.

Ioors open at T'-i o'clock; commences at 8. lijanSdb't Wm. E. COL" MAN, Agent. A.

O. WRIGHT'S ANALYSIS OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE State of Wisconsin. rpiIE SECOND EDITION, RE- JL vised. Is now ready for delivery. Price 50 cents; per dozen 5.0.

Single copies sent by mail on receipt of price. Address Ativood Culver, dacSdawtf MADISON, A FLOUR, WINTER SPRING Wheat, at HUNTLEY WOOTTON'S. 1873. 1873. Prices Put Down LOWEST FIGURES REACHED.

GREAT BARGAINS! FALL AfID WHITER CLOTHING! Three doors east of Vilas House, Merchant Tailor. For carrying on this business, I keep rxnUam. ly in store all the most fcuitablo matciial or tin; times in the way of Cloths and Trimming And I make a polntof employing the nio-U skin, ful labor, and for many years' have had my work under the careful direction of I am therefore, as heretofore, prepared to ii; anything in my line in the very best manner. I deal also in Ready-Made Clothing And keep a well as sorted stock constantly on hand. 1 have gome excellent suits in Beavi-r.

Doeskin, and a large variety of caseimcr3. I have a line stock of Furnishing: Coods, All kinds of Fine Vnderwear. and all pralcs. A largo assortment of floves. Mittens, Handkerchiefs, -uspenders, Scarls, Ties, Bows, Collars Cuff's, etc.

SHIRTS MADE TO OltDEK. These orders are filled by one of the best custom makers in the city of New York. I know how the chances" for a good fitting shirt could be improved. I deal also in Trunks, Valise3, Traveling Bags of all kinds. Rnbbpr Goods ard Umbrellas.

These fresh and choice goods are to be found at great bargains at No. 180 Main Street. Madison, October 10. i i io5-octnm m. rnicwp.

KOHIEE, THE POP UL Alt BEerchant Tailor, On Main street, is constantly receiving cood from the New York market, at panic prices, tuid is willing to give his customers the benefit 'of it. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND ZmMl GOODJ55, At a Loss to the Importers. American Manufactures, Al the lowest bottom figures. READY-MADE CLOTHING, Of my own make. Furnishing Goods Of every variety.

Of all grades. HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, And iu fact everything to be found in a firt-clast CLOTHING- STORE I have been in this business since 18oS in this city; have just removed into my new store, 'iirnl am prepared to accommodate my customers iu lh best style. Our Custom Department Is still under the control of m. AUGUST NEIBERT, Which accounts for our continued increase of business in that line. Thnnkinsr you for past favors, I will endeavor merit the same in the future.

is. xioHirsn, 178 main Street. NEXT DOOR TO VILAS HOUSE, 605may21dtf 1TLEY HAVE REMOVED TO THE PARK BAM BLOCK. Corner llashltigton licnut nttil I'incJinci Street. We have now the finest and most convenient store in the city, and hope to sec all our old customers, and some new ones.

We sell all goods HEAVY AND FATCIT Flour Feed, Crockery, O-Iass and QUEEIJSWARE, Cigars and Tobacco PATENT RIEDICTWES, CALL AND SEE US. HUNTLEY WOOTTON. 203febildly W-L buy ro Ohrisfemas Presents Until you exjxmiiM tlio Yi l' n'i of wliicli -will mill to TJscftil and AcceptJibh? il't, wliiola ard selling- at hiic1i very Xo; Prices KLAUBER ABLER. 12'3dec20dtjan3 Boarders Wanted. A FEW GENTLEMAN BOARD- at the northeast corner of mer aid Hamilton streets eisdecl'Jdti woo, OFFICIAL PAPEtt OF DASE C'Ol'XTT.

MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1874. Out nd In. Republican---1 Reform." STATE OFFICIALS SWORH Some of the Appointments. To-daj- the Republicans vacated the offices at the State Capitol, of which they have held possession for from 14 18 and gave place to the State officers elected by the 'Reform" party, who were sworn into office. The ceremonies were brief and simple, and witnessed by a considerable number of people.

About 11:30 a. a company assera- bled at the Executive Office, among whom, besides the newly elected State officers, observed: lion. George B. Smith, Attorney General of the last Democratic administration, Hon. L.

B. Vilas, Hon. Andrew Procdfit, Mayor J. C. Gregory, S.

U. Pixxey, William Welch, Judge A. B. Bralet, lion. B.

E. IIutciiixsox, Mark II, Irish, Hon. Pdilo Duxsing, of this city; Col. E. A.

Calkixs and S. D. Carpenter, for-oVjocratic editors here, and Capt. A. ocrat; Messrs.

O. W. WiGHTand Sam uel RiNDSKorF of Milwaukee; Gen. C. R.

Gill, former Attorney General; ex Senator X. D. Fratt of Racine; Sena tor S. D. BcRcnARD of JDodge; Hon.

II. W. Sawyer of Washington, and others. Alter a little time spent in handshaking and social intercourse, Judge Vilas, Chairman of the Committee of Arrange ments, announced that the incoming offl. cers, escorted by the outgoing ones, would proceed to the Supreme Court room.

On reaching there they were introduced to the Supreme Court Judges and Judge Vilas announced that all would proceed to the Assembly Chamber Vhere the new officials would be sworn in by the Chief Justice. The old and new officials, with the Committee of Arrangements and others then marched to the Assembly Chamber, Messrs. Wasiibcrx, Breese, U.etz and Barlow escorting their successors. Geo. Sciierer's band struck up "Hail Columbia." The new state officers and the Committee of Arrangements took seats imme diately in front of the clerk's desk, the outgoing state officers being assigned "back seats." Quite a number ot spectators were arranged around the outside of the floor and in the gallery.

All things being in readiness, Judge Vilas then called up the Dew state officers, and Chief Justice Dixon administered the oath of office in tae following order: Governor William R. Taylor, of Dane. Lieut. Governor Charles 1). Parser, of St.

Croix. Secretary of Srate Peteb Doyi.e. of Crawford. State Treasurer Ferdinand Kceux, of Attorney General A. Scott Sloan, of Dodge.

State Superintendent-Edward Searing, of Rock. Commissionerof Immigration V. R. Aboard, of Eau Claire. Judge Vilas then announced that this evening at the Assembly Chamber there would be a reception held by the new State officers, from 7 to 9 o'clock, after which there would be music and dancing for those who chose to participate.

This concluded the ceremonies, and the company dispersed. Several of the officers were congratulated by tbeir friends in their new offices. Lt. George W. Bird, the new Governor's Private Secretary, was not present, having intended to ride over from Jefferson this morning, but been prevented by the bad roads, and Col.

Martin officiated with his usual courtesy. The following appointments are all that we have been able to learn, by inquiry of the respective officers, as decided on EXECUTIVE. Lt. George W. Bird, of Jefferson, Private Sec- retary, rice C.

J. 3Iartin. 8ECRETART OF STATE. Jhs S. Dean, of Madison, Assistant Secretary, retained for the present.

D. H.Tcllis, of Madison, Book-keeper, retained. 8. Cadwai.lader, of Milwaukee, Printing Clerk, rice Levi Alden. A.

B. Alden, of Portage, Insurance Clerk, rice D. O. Bebb. Thomas McBean, of Chippewa Falls, General Clerk, rice Vol.

Robert Montieth. Maj. C. W. KExrr, of Milw aukee, a Clerkship not assigned.

state treascker. Jcrr. J. Kcehn, of Milwaukee, Assistant Treasurer, vs. Williax Ketcham.

A. Menges, of Madison, Book keeper. Retained. SCHOOL LAND OFFICE. A.

VV. Potter, of Green county. Chief Clerk, vs. F. W.

C. M. Foresman, Eook-keeier, retained B. T. Cram, Recording Clerk, retained.

Jcxius Lasche, Abstract Cleik, retained. High SciioiOL Opexing. With other city schools the High School the was opened in the new building this forenoon The scholars who thronged thither found it warm, comfortable and altogether sat factory. On calling the school together, Prof. SiMUF.r, tLv, riiacipai, said there were a number of gentlemen present troni whom the scholars would be glad to hear, whereupon the following gentlemen were called out and spoke briefly and spicily J.

II. Carpenter, of the School Board, Mayor J. C. Gregory, E. W.

Keves, J. C. Ford, Prof. Alex. Kerr.

Ilavincr no intimation that anvthing of the kine was to take place, we are unable to give any reports of remarks made. Carrier boys of the Journal return sincere thanks to their patrons, for the very liberal donation they received, on New Year's Day. The amount of their receipts, in the lour districts of tho city, was eighty dollars. Postponed. The Sociable of Madison Lodge of Good Templars, which was to have been held this evening, is postponed until Wednesday evening of thi3 week, on account of the Inaugural Party at the Assembly Chamber, this evening.

-om 'Extra Prompt. A of people were disappointed ol Witnessing the inauguration ceremonies to-day, owing to the. fact that all wa3 over before noon. The Mexican war veterans assemble here to-morrow, pursuant to a call Jjei'stofore published. Northwestern Telegraph company, ap peared before the Council and asked that authority be given said company to con struct a tciegrapn line irom its omce in this city, along Main and Pinckney streets, to Baker's Block, at the comer of Washington Avenue and Pinckney street.

On motion, the subject was refer red to a special committee, consisting of Aldermen Chapman, Webster and Dorn. 4 11... "I T- Aiuerman WEBSTER introduced a res olution, providing for the appropriation of 100 for the purchase of Salmon treut. Resolution referred to committee on city property. Adjourned.

John Corscot, Clerk. Supreme Court- Saturday, Jan. 3. 1871. Thirty-sixth day court met, fcc.

opinions by cole, j. Burnham vs. Mitchell. Judgment affirmed with costs. Lyon, J.

took no pari in the decision of mis case. Hibbard vs. Western Union Telegraph Cornpa-np. Record corrected. Judgment affirmed with costs.

motions. Poertner vs. Russell. Motion for rehearing denied with cost. Eldred vs.

Oconto county. Same. Opinion by Dixon, C. J. State ex rel.

Kellogg vs. Gary. Sirac' Opinion by Dixon, C. J. Yatps vs.

Backley. Same. Opinion by Lyon, J. Swift vs'. Agjnes.

Same. Opinion bv Ljon, J. I.aodon vs Burke. Same. Opinion Lyon, J.

Barden vs. Supervisors of Columbia county. Same. Opinion by Cole. J.

Cramer vs. Stone. Same. No opinion filed. In the matter of the petition of Walter G.

C'ran-dall for a writ of habeas corpus. Writ allowed and retnrnable to the 1st day of January term, 1S74. Jones vs. Daries. Motion to vacate order of dismissal, and -r einstate cause, allowed on payment of 10 costs to attorneys for re and clerks costs on dismissal.

Court adjourned sine die. L. F. Kellouu, Clerk. A Severe Spell of Weather.

Since our last issue we have had some great, sudden and severe changes of weather, as indicated by the following thermometri-cal record furnished us by Prof. S. II. Car- PESTER Saturday, 8 a. h.

2 P. M. 9 r. m. Sunday 8 a.

m. Monday 8 a. m. Thermometer 57 above zero. 3" below zero.

QSaturday night there was quite a heavy fall of rain, which, with the three days' thaw, took most of the frost out of the ground. About midnight, the. wind changed to the northwest, end it grew suddenly cold. After a slight Irceze and fall of hail and sleet, a snow storm set in, continuing till late Sunday forenoon, accompanied by arviolent wind. About five inches of snow fell, and it was drifted very badly.

Coming on top of the slightly crusted mud, it made travelling very bad, and the roads were, and still are. nearly impassable, notwithstanding last night's freeze. Deserves Credit. The new Janitor of the High School, Mr. Allen Jackson, deserves credit for having promptly cleaned otT the sidewalks all about the building, something we don't remember having been done before.

C2FA meeting of tL delegates from the lodges of this city to the Mazomanie I. O. G. T. Convention will be held at the office of Mr.

Chas. IIawkes, near the M. E- Church, this evening at 8 o'clock. All are requested to be present. I.

O. G. T. The Dane County Convention of Good Templars will assemble at Mazomanie, on Wednesday, the 7th at 10 o'clock, a. m.j and continue in session two days.

Delegates will please take notice. All Good Templars are cordially invited to attend. Official. George Findlay, Secretary. Personal.

Steele Price, of Chicago and St. Louis, we are pleased to say, are among the few who put into the market articles just as represented, perfectly pure, selected with care, and combined in a manner to be perfect in their results. Their Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder has been approved by the United States Government, and large quantities are manufactured to meet the wants of their various military posts. While their Dr.

Price's Special Flavorings of Vanilla, Lemon, arc becoming equally as popular. The only way to force adulterated cheap articles out of the market is to encourage honest manufacturers. janOdeodawlw II you are going "West, in large or small parties, to Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Texas, before buying your ickets, apply personally or by letter to J. CnARLTON, 2 and 4 W. Van Burcn Chicago.

You can always depend upon getting from him the lowest rates, and good reliable advice as to the best route to take. 557mayl6dly Dissolution. THE FIRM OF ALLEN EAST-man is dissolved. No further firm business mut be transacted with said Eastman. No credit must be given the Orm for purchases mada by said Eastman.

All parties indebted to the firm will settle with the undersigned, and not wirh Eastman. Eastman's given name is Irad Dated December S3, 1373. J274duc-'10dlw II. P. ALLEN.