Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 4

Th llmaT Eanpi I Common Council Proceedings. -Tir TkT i TT S. KLiUBER fe CO. Of lice in Journal Block, Madison, nET THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES TO VJT insure yonr property. Those that will pay all their losses promptly, and have tna money to pay Larger Than Ever ui tuo ogiuuu dww, with such as the following extract irom me report be Phoenix, of Hartford Security, of New York Springfield, of Massachusetts.

Merchants' of Hartford Western, of BaUalo Albany City, N. Lumberman's, Chicago Oot TLtll'o Insurance in tlie MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY, OF NEW ARK, N. J. A company which haB been doing business for twenty-five years, and has asssels kiuc anting to 1 i Li o. It has been conducted on an economical scale, and holders.

In 1808 the company paid a ussxi uuinjjxuw lmi. uiviueuu. Railway Accident rJ7iclet STATE LDSAL MATTERS. OFFICIAL P1PKR OF DAIffi COtNTY. SATUEDAT AFTERNOON JUNE 25, '70.

State Historical Rooms Marble Bust of Alexander Mitthell, Presented. The State Historical Society's collection haa been enriched by tbe addition of a marble bust of AleXasdkr Mitchell, President of the St. Paul' Railway, and the wealthy banker of Milwaukee. It waa presented to the Society by Mr. Mitchell, and came directly from Rome.

It is of the finest Carrara marble, and fresh from the chisel of F. B. Ivr.s, an American sculptor, well known in art circles, and to the admirers of sculpture, in this country and in Europe. We recall the" names of none of his works save "Ariadne:" an ideal bust of that most ua- lufkv dfuifhter of a kins: a statue, of 0 "Flora," and a statue of "Undine," which was exhibited in St. Louis, in 1883, is, we believe, one of his works.

The bust of Mr. Mitchell is mounted on pedestal of clouded marble, with revolving top, which the spectator can turn at will, and thus secure the proper light on the bust The position given the head is digmned, eay and natural, and the features are lifelike. Fcr fidelity of expression, clearly representing the subject, so far as can be done in well as for completeness of conception aud finish and as a fine work of art we think it will receive the praise of the critical and appreciative. We can see that full development of brain of the perceptive faculties the expression of firmness and energy that have made Mr. Mitcell what he ia to-day.

Not alone the outward semblance, but the icdex of the mind, is here revealed to the careful student in the fiuest of the famous Carrara marble, pure in color and delicately transparent. It is a substantial and costly present, which is highly valued by the Society. at.thi niivii Tark. Jnlv ith and 3th- MUllO HIT tUU JL I 1 jKMJtwj As Madison ia to have no regular 4th of July celebration, our citizens will be glad to learn that arrangements have been completed for two days' races oa the 4th and 5th of July. Some of the best horses in the Noithwest are already entered, including Canada, Limerick Boy, Twenty Cents, Prairie Lilly, Mollie Howard, and it is thought that many others of note will compete for the prizes.

Seven hundred dollars ia purses are offered. With such promineat horses as we have mentioned these races cannot help but be very interesting and will call out a large crowd' of people. The admission to the Driving Park ha3 been fixed at 25 cents, carriages free. Ths Soldisrs' Oephans. At the last meeting of the Trustees of the Soldiers Orphans' Home six of the children were selected, in accordance with the provisions of a law passed last wiater, to be "sent to the State Normal School at Whitewater.

The law provides that one from each Congressional district shall be chosen. All the Districts are leprftsented except the 5th, from which there was no representative qualified to enter the school. The names of the children are as follows Watson Hitchcock, Green Alice Frissolf, Jefferson Mary Skinner, Dane Kate Stolker, La Crosse Lottie Robinson, Walworth, and Theresa Place, Dodge Co. Foukth of Jclt. The committee appointed to solicit subscriptions to aid In ibe appropriate celebration of the Fourth of July in Midison, reported that after work they had been promised $800, and thought they could realize from fifty to sixty-six per cent, on those promises.

It was resolved to drop further attempts raise nioney4 also to abandon the project of a public celebration; and some resolutions were passed expressing disgust at the apathy shown by citizens in this matter. Personal. F. Z. Lkiteb, of tbe firm Field, Leitkr A tbe.

heaviest dry goods house in Chicago, arrived in town yesterday, and is to spend the summer with hia family, lla is stopping with Mr. C.S. Mears we believe. We had the pleasure of a call irom S. D.

Carpenter to are glad to see him looking so well. Miss Jaxe E. Stone, assistant in the High School for the last two terms, where she has discharged her dutiea with fidelity end satisfaction, was called home to-day by the sad news" of the death of her father, in Juneau. lie was 6eventy-nine years old. Miss Stonb was driven from Kentucky dur ing the we.r.

She was teaching there. Amusements in adison. The Blondes," with a Buriesque Troupe, will give an entertainment at the C'ty Hall, on the 8th and 9th of July. McKean aud ViRGiNiA Buchanan, with quite a large stock company, will play an engagement of six nights at the City Hall, commencing August 1st. 5f The Monona Boat Clab do not meao to be beaten out of the fun of their tub race on the Fourth of July, if the members of that wide awake organization know themselves and they think they do.

It is to take place at Captain Barnes' landing. urunk. vvm. jnrjRFHr waa Deiore tne Police Court this morning on a charge of drunkenness. As he tad no money to pay his fine, the Jndge thought it would be good for his health to board at the county park of cannon to be used in the great Jubilee have been engaged inChicagO, and will be escorsed tc Belvidere bj Lieut.

Irwin and a squad of The artillery will be fired by elictricity from the Coliseum. SSlTThe drouth curls the plantain leaves maple, oak and elm leaves every body's leaves. The thermometer has been 102 above zero in our composing-room today. SSTIn spite of the hot weather, the Madison Zouaves are drilling vigorously, in order to be prepared for a parade on the Fourth. Their dance oa the evening of the Fourth, will undoubtedly be a success.

CIT Remember that the steamer City of Madison makes an excursion on Mendota tomorrow. workmen are busy on Grace Church tower. Three courses of stone and the window blinds lire in place. Commom Cotmcn. Chamber, MBER, 3.M.

City ot Madison June 21, 1870-8 o'clock ADJOURNED SPECIAL MEETING. Mayor Proudflt in the chair Prasent Aldt Anderson, Bowman, A. Dftubner, F. Dnubner, and Ott 10. BEPOBT OF COMMITTEE.

By Aid. Bowman for Judiciary Committoe 7o the Mayor and Council The Judiciary Committee to whom was referred the proposition of James Campbell, President of the M. P. It. for aid ia the constrection of said road.

Have had the- same under consideration ana would recommend the passage of the following preample and resolutions. maaiison, June 84, 1S70, M. BOWMAN, JOHN GEO. OTT, M.T.BAILEY. Judiciary Committee.

Which report was concurred in aud the following preambles and resolutions reported by tha committee to-wit. Whereas, on the day of June, 1S70, the Mad won and Portage City Kailroad Company submitted to the city of Madison a proposition for chapter 449 of the private and local laws of 1808 to company in building its road which is as follows, to-wit The said company hereby propose that the said city of Madison shall subscribe for, and the said Company shall at the time of the delivery of the agreement hereinafter provided for, issue to the said city of Madison certificates for 380 shares of the capital stock of the said company, amounting at par value to the sum of 38,000 and in payment of such Block, the said company propose to receive from said city an agreement to pay an equal amount, that is to say and one-half there of on the first day of February next after the com- pletion of said road as hereinafter specified, aad rue remaining nan inereu'. uu uiu uisi unjr cu-rurary next thereafter, with interest from the date thereof at the rate oft per cent, per annum; which agreement shall be executed and delivered when the said railroad of said company shall ibe completed, so that the iron sail be laid and the cars of said company shall run over the same from Portage City to the city of Madison. The said company further proposes that in case the said company shall fail to complete the said railroad within the time and as herein specified, the said company shall forfeit all claim to such subscription, and the same shall thereupon be null and void. That the said railroad shall be completed from the Citv of Portage to the City of Madison, on or before the first day of November, A.

D. 1871. And, Whereas, Said chapter 419, laws of 18C8, purports to confer on said city a power to grant aid to said road, which is unlimited, except by thj discretion of the city, and is therefore in plain and direct coutravation of section 8, article 11, of the constitution of Wisconsin, as was determined by the Supreme Court of this State in the case of Foster vs. the City of Kenosha, 13th 616 which decision has within the past week been reaffirmed by said court in the case of Wsc vs. the City of Kenosha, in whic.i it is held, that obligations entered into by a city under such au act are absolutely void ana or no euect.

Common Council of the City of Madison shall J(ave no power hereafter to issue, eeUtor dispose of any city bonds of said city whatever, except such as are specially authorized by the act entitled, an act to authorize the City of Madison to compromise its bonded indebtedness." Approved February 18, 1864. And Whereas, It is evident that such proposed agreement would be utterly void, and entirely fail to accomplish the object intended, ard would be a violation of the faith of the city, pledged to the holders of its compromise bonds, negotiated since March 28, lt68, under the above named provisions of its charter, and inasmuch as the performance of such promised agreement, or the collection of any tax to raise money for that purpose, could be en-Joined by any holder of such compromised bonds, or by any taxpayer of said city, should the electors of the city vote ia favyr of extending such aid and making such agreement, whereby the city will be involved in a lruitless and expensive litigation therefore, be it Resolved bij the Common, Council of the City of Madison, mat it is mexpeeient to entertain or further consider said proposition until further legislation can be had upon the subject embraced by it, and that until it is obtained, no further action be taken tnereon. Jiesolved, That in our opinion this city should and would, if it had the power so to do, under proper restrictions, subscribe and pay for $8,000 of the capital stock of said company in aid of said road, to he paid for when said road is completed Irom Madison to Portage City, so that cars can be run thereon. Aid. Deards moved to lay the resolutions over till the next regular meeting.

Lost. 7 The preamble and resolutions were then adopted by the following vote Affirmative Aldermen Anderson, Bowman, A-Daubner, F. Daubner, Beards. Moul-ton, O'Bryan and Ott 10. None voting in the negative.

After some further business, legalizing a notice served by the clerk, the council adjourned. Oibi. Wanted. A good girl, who can do the work of a small family, can secure a a good place by enquiring at this office, i dtf Sales of Real Estate in Dane Comity. PREPARED BY JOHN GIBBONS, REGISTER OF DEEDS.

JTTNB 18. John Facklam to John Green, lot 18, block 1, -village ol Middle ton Station, Michael Miiher to Peter Pazour, lots 76 and 77, Senier's addition to the village of Mazomanie, $155. 1 Joseph Wittmair to Christian Lie tzow, acre in section 3, town of Berry, $50. C. H.

Bird to Maredian Jackson, a part ot lot 1, block 10, village of Sun Prairie, $400. JUNE 20. i Nelson Williams to Lewis L. Leland, lot 4, 5, and 6, block 49, Stoughton, $210. Lewis L.

Lbland to Peter A. Israelson, lot 6, block 41), htonghton, $80. Lewis L. Leland to Ole Thompson, lots 4 and.5, block 49, Stonghton, $200. Frank Wise to George Beaty, 40 acres of section 23.

Vermont, $500. Lewis Sylvester to George Bate, lots 8 and 9, block 29, Remington's addition to Black Earth, $1,000. Ann Maria Ripley to Waldron, 80 acres section 25, Verona, $800. i Thomas R. Qualey to Theresa F.

Oviott, acre section 19, Christiana, $40J. Lafayette Coon to Theresia F. Oviatt, 1 8-10 acres section 19, Christiana. $8C0. i Chandler Pierce to Sarah A.

Stowe, part of lot 9, block 3, Sn Prairie, $500. Dennis Fitz uibDons to liamel uerry, 100 acres section 33, Dunn, $2,800. Win. Eitmeir to Henry Ludwig Long, deed of correction, 20 acres section 11, Blue Mounds, $1. i JUNE 21.

Plympton Hayes to John Vreland, 10 acres section 1, Oregon, $2,000. i John Drives to James Schuldt, oiit-lot VMid-dleton Station, $150. Charles Jaqnes to John acres section 13, Dane, $1,200. JUNE 22. John Thompson to Gullek Gullekson, 50 acres section 6, Blue Mounds, JUNE 23.

1 Charles Hudson to Jonah Poynor, part of section ui, town vunna, $uui. John Bkck to George Davidson, 120 acres of Bctnou ia, town rnmrose, JUNK 24. to Jwues W. Simpson, lots 5 McErwm's addition, Black Earth, Yosten Kenneth to Yole Kenseth, 80 acres section 11, Christiana, $900. John Meyers to Christopher Ellmgson, 11 acres section 32, Cottage Grove, $325.

Olo Peterson to John Meyers, 7 acres soction 32, Cottage Grove, $3i5. William Alexander to Hannah Alexander, lot 5, block 30, city Madison, $500. JJeteorwIogkal Obs nations. The i'ollowing are the meteorological observations at the University of Wisconsin for Friday, June 24, 1870: BAROMETER. Lleight Jlducedto Freezing Point.

7 A. ML 2 V. M. 9 T. X.

29.114. 29.046 29.067 THERMOMETER. 'In the Open Air, 1 7 A. H. 2 P.

M. 9 P. M. 78.0 92.o go.o The following is a summary of the meteorological observations at the University of Wisconsin for the week ending Friday, June 24, 1870 Height lied need to Freezing Point. XAX.

MIN, MEAN 29.149 2S.895 29.057 THERMOMETER. In the Open Air. MAX. S20 WIN. 60 MEAN.

,76.7 Sun Stroke. We learn that on Thursday last, as Henry Drakele7, of Sun Prairie, was at woik in a hay field he received a severe sun stroke. He is Reduction in Prices. Mr. O.

N. Bugbee will sell goods ior the next sixty days at greatly reduced prices, at his millinery and fancy store. EST The United States Dhurict and Circuit Court, Judge Millsr presiding, will me st here on Monday next. ESTCaptain Barnes will take passengers over hia dusiless road to Winnequah, and other quiet, cool retreats on Monona's "banks, as may be desired, to-morrow. 1 Editors State Journal Gentlemen I saw in your paper of yesterday, uo ices in the interests of certain manufacturing com- panics, of trials of reapers in Tennessee, i Kentucky, Missouri and Illinois, in which it is stated that among the competing machines were the "Climax "and others.

I desire to say that there ia a reaper manufactured in Pennsylvania, I think, called and known as the Climax, which has no connection with, and la a different machine from the Climax Reaper of the Madison Manufacturing Co. Whether the machine has been in competition with others at the places named I only known as informed by the. notices published, but I know and state positively that our Climax Reaper has not been at either of the trials haraed--and your readers" will understand that the notice does not in any. way refer to our machine. qi iYours truly, J.

Lamb, Su pt, M. M. The Western Jubilee. la Madison thoroughly roused oyer the jubilee We hope to see a 'large delegation of our citizens at Belvidere iiext Wednesday. The Festivals to be more extensive and sensational than many people imagine.

Go, by all means, and be waked up by the big cannon, and, exhilerated by the sublime bursis of music from the grand chorus, as it Is borne through the lofty spaces of the Jgp The scholars had a pleasant time in Miss GaiswoiD's echool room last nights There was music and dancing, and all went merry as a marriage bell. 2pThe City of Madison runs all day to McBbide's Point, and Rodeunund's Woods, There is "a picnic at the latter place. Remembkb that Prof. Martin the wonder ful magician, will be here next week. 618dlt --( 'i''rri Gold Uiug Lost The subscriber lo3t this morning a plain gold ring, with a MasoEic emblem engraved on the outside and name on the inside.

The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving same at the Railway House. G. W. Winnie. June 24, 1870.

5 599je24d2t Piano Tuning. Mr, G. W. IIersei; will receive orders up to Thursday morning for tuning or repairing pianos. He leaves the city on Monday morning, Jane 27th.

je20d3t. Walled in With Paper. Why are the hair coloring preparations kept dark Sim ply because the light decomposes them and exposes their foul sediment. Henco the bottles are jacketed with paste And paper, Phalon'a Vitalia, or Salvation for the Hair on the other hand, is as clear and transpa rent in the sunshine as in the shade. It re vives the natural color in every time bleach ed fibre, and does hot stain the skin.

Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers. je25de6dlw 121 A select school will be opened on Monday, June by Miss Clara Bewick, in the rooms formerly occupied by Miss Griswold. Instruction will be given in the English and to special students in Latin and German. Hours from eight to twelve. The patronage of the citi I zens of Madison is respectfully solicited.

608je25dlt Beware of Tooth Poisons Vended under the name of Dehtrifices. Adopt and adhere to the, on preparation that really preserves teeth and hardens the gums, fragrant Sozo-dont; lis effects on decaying teeth are marvelous. i Glue'l mends crockery, wocdi en ware, etc. 570je25deodlw The Weep Sewing Machine. Tbia newly improved and popular family machine can now be seen at tl.o jewelry store of George R.

Cook, under tne Vilas House, and fully merits an examination. Mr. Metzger gen eral traveling agent, will negotiate with' responsible parties for the agency for this city and vicinity. 541je4deodtf Roller Composition price reduced from 40 cents to 30 cents per pound. Guaranteed to be as good: as any article can be made.

Atwood Cflteb. i 13? -We have watched the course of so many distressed, emaciated and forlorn dyspeptics, of worn out and prostrated females, who have taken a new'lease of life, and gradually received vigor, strength, health and the power of social pleasure from the effects of Bitters, that we are not surprised at the testimonials daily received. If it is a pleasure to dd'good in the world, how full must be the measure of the proprietors of these celebrated bitters. Magnolia Water, Superior to the beat imported German Cologne, and sold at "nail the price. I201novl4deod3tawlt MARRIED BOELL BLISS.

At the Soldiers'Orphans' Home, by Rev. H. W. Spalding, T. W.

BUELL, of Milwaukee, and EMMA BLISS, of this city. Tise bride has been a teacher at the Home for some two years past, and is highly esteemed by all who are acquainted with her. We wish the happy couple much joy. DIED ATWOOD--In Albany, on Monday evening. June 20th, WILLIAM HENRY, infant child Of William T.

and the late Mart A. Atwood, aged six months and three days, i The remains will be taken to Hamilton, N. ior interment. San Francisco papers please copy. WARNER At Marshall, Dane county, Wisconsin, on tne 20th ELIZA HARMON, wife of Anson Warner, Esq.

JBAJSE TEETH. i FOK ARTIFICIAL A ENTIRELY NEW PRO- 1.V cess of constructing a plate by which means we can obtain a PERFECT FIT IN EVERY CASE! It is of neat appsarance, without taste or odor, and is exctadingly durable. Persons of difficult mouths, wearing teeth on rubber, gold or silver plates, not giving entire satisfaction, can be insured a perfect fit with tie Auriger Base at Dr. Moody's Dental Ofice, Madison, Wii. 0C-7jy5dawtf WINTER AND SPRING Wheat riour, Uye, Graham, Cornmeal, Oatmeal, Cracked Wheat, Hominy, Gritz, ground eed, Corn, Oats and Bran at 5(1 uujn ilky WOOTTON8.

Valuable Farm of 80 Acres For aie; -T TERY DESIRABLE LOCATION twentv minutes drive from the Stata c.nni. vj.v'i uuuumeo, i wall, j. waste land. Excellent neighborhood and close to Inquire of ic. liWiebl4dtf Jodga G.

ABEYANT. is THB OF S. KLAUBER CO. Including Among an Immense Variety of Goods, the Best Line of RUffK rni.nnnln VJUllMU. tUIJUUUU UlIilLU Irish, French, Peddlers POPLINS.

Japanese Silks, Checked, Striped WLACK ALPACAS, OF THE CELEBRATED "Buffalo," "Beaver," "Swiss," And other Brands, in every quality. PIQUES, LAWNS, PERCALES AND Other Seasonable Dress Goods OF A. 11 Qualities Hernani, or Iron Berage, LN ALL QUALITIES Xii Blacls: and "Wliite. SHAWLS, SUk, Paisley, Broche, Wool, Thibet (Those printed Paisleys are just the thinar for spring and summer wear.) The Celebrated "Stewart" Warp. Uauia JLacc, Shawls Circles, Beautiful Goods.

We have a larger variety than ever in LADIES' AND CHILDRESS' Hosierv and Gloves, Collars and Cuffs, Embroideries, and Other Trimmings An Enormous Stock of PARASOLS. A Splendid Lot of Fans, Cheap. Table Linen, Napkins, Doylies, Towels, A.t "Very Low OUR CARPET ROOM Is Weil Supplied With Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three-Fly, Two-Ply, Ingrain, Hemp, Straw, Hope, Oil, Embroidered Lace Curtains Caxtaia Xiace by the Yard. THE PLACE To Get the Best Bargains in CLOTH IMG, 18 AT S. KLAUBER Where You Can Find a Full Stock Of i CLOTHS.

tl Which we are prepared to make to order in a manner that wii 1 give perfect satisfaction in every way; s. Mr. M. L. ROWAN, Who has pleased every one bo well during the past nve years, sun nas charge oi our cutting ae partment, and will continue to see that all patrons are well suited.

Our stock of BEADY HADE CLOTHING AND Furnishing Goods Is particularly well filled, and prices are WW! 535june7dlm G-EO. H. COOK. sar" Vilas House Block, Has on hand an extensive stock of Fine Gold Jewelry, Solid Silver and Silver-plated Ware French German Accordeons, All kinds of Spectacles and Eye- Classes YW Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. tSeFlain and Ornamental Engraving neatly metuwn.

tl4maylBati M. DAGGETT SOW, Yy 1 38 Main Street, -Wholesale and Retail Dealers In G-roceries, Provisions CROCKERY. T7' EER CONSTANTLY ON Hand JLX. a full stock of all articles in their line, and pay 1110 1n Highest Market Price All kinds of Country Produce'. They have reduced their entire price list to suit the times, and wish it to be understood tiat they lLii NOT be undersold.

fW Ooorf Delivered to any JPart Of the City UllCJi OF CHARGE. 352apr2dtf Slieriff's' Sale. VIRTUE OF AN EXECU- JLJ tion Issued out of and tinder the eeal of the circuit court for Dane county, Wisconsin, upon a judgment in favor of Anna Keichart and against Adam Kurt, I have on this day levied upon all the right, title and interest whif the said Adam Kurt had on the 13th day of April, A. 1). 1870, or at any time thereafter, of, in and to the following described real property, to-wit: The northeast quarter ot the northeast quarter of section num.

ber twenty-eight (28), township number nine (9), range number eight (8) in Dane county, state of isconsin, which I shall on the 12th day of July, 1870, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the front aoor oi tne conn nouse in tne city or Madison, in said county, offer for sale and seil at public auction to the highest bidder, to satisfy the amout due on said judgment, with interest thereon and tne costs or inis sale. Dated Sheriff's office, Madison, May 20, jwiu. n. uafliwi, bnerm. By W.

8. Under Sheriff. LEWIS M'KENNEY, Plaintiff's Attorneys. 515may27doaw(iw i DEARDS, Carpenter Bniiaer AM PREP RED TO TATTTj'. orders for Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings of They are of the first quality, and at prices that will please everybody.

My blinds Co not bind, as is usually the case niter painting. Shop on Mifflin street, near the Methodist Church. 1 405may20dtf OT 13, IN BLOCK 11 0, BEING the premises owned and until lately occupied by C. a. Luce, lot 5 ia block 110, lot 4 in block 154, the two story frame house on lots 4 and 6 block 867, just below Judge Hood's house.

Also a number of vacant lots ia second and third wards. For price and terms enquire of itAMUia MASSING, v987angl8dtr if. 8. Block jDfssolution. qHE PARTNERSHIP HERETO- foro existing between Wm.

T. Fieh and Wm. Findlay in the quarrying business, this day dis- duiyku uy uimuai consent. Madison, Feb'y 14th, 1870. WM.T.FISH, VM.FINI)LaV.

A New Firm. WM- T- FISH HAS ASSOCIAT- ea with uavm oiepnens the business building and quarrying, under the firm name I'lnh Stephens, irom and after February 14th 1870. Oiilce In Dean's Block, Mncknev street. 0f WM.T. FISH, DAVID STKPIIKN8.

Fish! Fisli! Fish! PRIME CODFISH, TROUT, Ballibut, Mackerel, Whitefigh, Salmon, Yar- moutn jjioar and uemng, I Amount required to reinsure. $612,056 476,248 269,739 144,258 171,190 127,301 61,152 Assets. $1,681,149 2,017,870 959,609 559,568 606,854 444,816 371,87 Surplus. $1,069,095 1,541,622 671,870 415,318 435,644 317,515 310,105 $4,761,197 aid FIFTY PER CENT, dividends to the Policy CI LVIN AIIVS WORTH, Agent. OEM MEECaaNT TAIL0E, i Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 1 CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, YESTINGS.

llcacly-Eiiadc Clothing, Trunks, Valises, Hats, Caps, FUBIilSHIliO eOODS For Gents in large variety, such as UNDEJIWEAR, SHIRTS, GLOVES, Handkerchiefs, Neckties, Henriettas Hosiery, I am agent for the Battle Creek Woolen Mills, And will exchange cloth and goods for wool. Also Cash Paid for Wool. 605mayaidtf Atlantic Great Western Railway New Broad Gnage Route TO- NEW YOllK, B0870N, ILLBIFOIID, JVHW HAVEN, SPEmOFIELD, WOBCES1FB, PliOVIOENCE, BAL TIM OSE BJiibVU, BINGUA110N, QBEAZ BEND, ELMIBA, AND COBB And to all principal cities and towns in the THE ADVANTAGES ON THIS new broad guage route are being appreciated by the traveling public. The new and splendid day cars, elegant and commodious sleeping cars, engines, cars, and all the equipments of this line, are entirely new, and of the most modern and approved description. Be sure and atk for tickets via Salamanca, which can be procured at all the principal railroad ticket offices in the Northwest, and at 66 CI.AKK STREET, Cornet Sherman Houo xiluck, Chicago.

W. B. Northwest Pafsenger Agentf Chicago. General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati. mar26dtf LAZE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY V- BETWEEN CHICAGO AND BUFFALO, A LL THE PRINCIPAL RAIL- -LJL.

ways of the Northwest and Southwest connect at Chicago with the GREAT LAKE SHORE LIHE RUNNING THKOLGH BETWEEN CHICAGO, GRAND RAPIDS, Cleveland? Buffalo, Hocheater, Cliansc Passenger trains on this Line are equipped with all modern improvements for the comfort and safety of Passengers, euch as AfiJr's Jatent Coupler and Platform; Balr fJmitKs Latent Car Heater; Creamer' Patent Safety Brakes, and i Carroll's Ventilators. These, combined with elegant and elegant fnr-nixhed and fitted JDay and XiIit Coaclies, Make thia the most popular and desirable route between the West and East. THROUGH Can be procured at all principal Ticket Offices in the Northwest and Southwest, and at the com pany's oilices, JVo. 56 Clark Street Chicago. F.

E. Gen'l Pas Agent, Chicago. C. F. Hatch, Gen'l Sup't, Cleveland, Ohio.

5S3mayl5dtf 1' Dealer in all kinds of hIrbwaeb, And manufacturer and dealer in' 'i 1 Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Iron, Steel and Nails Cast and Common Plow Steel, Carriage and Wagon Woods 1 Ot all ST, JO. IRON COMPANY'S PLOWS, And all other descriptions of Agricultural Tools and Implements. Agent for the "Landscape'' Lawn Mower, A machine weighing but 65 pounds, built in the most substantial manner, and can be operated by a boy 15 years old. Aigo agent for the Novelty and Universal Clothes Wringers and Pairbanks Scales. Door to the State Hank, Madiou, Wis.

431apr27dawoawly iiomeAgaim Miss Gr. HAVING RETURNED 0 Madison to re-establish a millinery business, would respectfully invite ihe ladies of Aladison and vicinity to call upon her at her new millinery store in Sullivan's Block, opposite Grace Church. Miss McMahon has a fine stock of summer goods and in such variety that she can hardly fail to suit the taste of every one. Mrs. Oakley, who is connected with the sale de- pal tment, will be glad to wait upon her friends from city and country.

448may3dawt 1 JOHN J. M'CLEIXAN. D. K. TENNET.

McClellan Teniiey, Attorneys- at Law, 94 Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois. A four4iorspwersta -Tx. tionary engine, in working order, for' sale bargain. ATWOOD JlUULSJi. For sale also, at my office.

i 'l it -581ju A New Disco very I Phalo: "VIT IA OR, Salvapon for the Hair. CLEAR ABATER WITHOTSEDIMENT 1 1 i OPElQJHE LIGHT 1 For, Restoring to Gra lair its Original Color! Pmalon's ViTALTtfdiffers utterly from all tjimir coloring preparationsieretofore used. It is' lind, sweet smelling, precywtatts no muddy or slimy matfer, requires no shaking, 1m- na js no stain to the skin. Hold A 1 it 1 1 1 1 Cioy duess. i leaves no mat k.

uu tlie rc yet it reproduces in gray hairqnaturaj, color" that time or sicKhs; may have bleached out of it. CiTPhalon's Vitali43 is for one sole purpose, jfbt of reproducingvith absolute certainty, the naturaljsmor of the hair. It is notfftended as a daily dressifnor for removing scurf cr jlmidrufF; nor for cu. ring baJQness; nor ior stimula ting ixrowth of th hair. Thes objects may be accom- plish after fhe color nas Deen fixed ith the Vitalia, by Pha- len's rator.

ncal Hair Inviso- A The ViTAi57it a harmless and unequaled preparation for the reproduction of lie origi-; nal hue of gray nothing else. This is accojhpJ ished In from two to ten applications, according to thedpth of shade required. SoLiroy all druggists. Proposals for Iron Stairs. OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTION, U.

S. COOBT HOSK AND FOHTOFFICE. CB, 1870. Madison, June 18, PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE- JL ceived at the office of the Superintendent of the U.

8. Court House and Postofhce at Madison, tntil 12 o'clock Saturday, July 2, 1870, for furnishing the iron stairs for the said building, in accordance with plans, drawings and specifica tions which will be lurnlshed by the Superinten dent. The proposals must state a price for the work complete, set in place In the building. All bids must be accompanied by a bond of $1,000 of two rep ponsible persons, that the bidder will execute his contract, if awarded to him the bond to have a twenty-five cent revenue stamp affixed. i it The department reserves the right to reject any or all bids, 11 deemed lor the interests of the government to do so.

Proposals should be enclosed ina sealed envelope, endorsed Proposals for iron stairs," and addressed to the Superintendent. S. V. SI1IPMAN, 588je20dtd Superintendent. Steacier "City of Madison." 71 LL MAKE REGULAR Asylom 8t2 and 5V4 P.

each day, except vie- nic days, and on Sundays wll make oxcursion trips, She can be engaged between times to make pleasure trips as desired. Landing oil Gcrham at the Big FIag Staff. -r MARTIN i496may21dtiepti Captain. Flour Mill Machinery U1 Sale Cheap! ONE RUN FREN CH BURR stone, four feet diameter, NEW; on run three feet diameter, but little need one new bolt. 9x10 cloth elevator, smut mill, and all machinery necessary for a flour mill.

Apply to CHA8. C. ti. THORNTON, 491ma7afewtf Madison, Wig. JAS.

JI. Attorney-atLaw, -Middleton Station "Wis. 84flnr1dw1 Baraboo, Lodi and Sun Prairie STAGE OFFICE, At the Meredith House, Madison. STAGES LEAVE THIS HOUSE i or Baraboo, via Lodi, at 7 A. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, aud for Lodi, daily, aandays excepted, at the same hour.

All ordeis for passengers left at the office one hour previous to departure, will receive prompt attention. B. JT. SMITH, 1088sepl2 Y8 Proprietor. Ilougeholdi Furniture at Private 8ale.

THE NEXT TWO WEEKS I will sell at private sale, at mv resider.ee. ear ner of Carroll and Wilson streets, near the stearn- ooai jana ng, an my nousenoia lumiture, embracing beds, bedding, bureaus, tables, chairs, stands, crockery, carpets, in fact everything in the household furniture line; and also a good sewing machine. Ah the articles are in excellent condition. Parties desiring to purchase can call at aoy time during the two weeks. I am determined to sell very reasonable.

WM. M. PASDALL. Madison, May 4, 1870. 453may9dtf BLAGK, GREEN AND JAPAN Teas.

Old Government Java, Rio and Lagmra Coffee, Chocolate, Aroma and Cocoa, Spices, Sugars of all kinds, Syrups and New Orleans Molasess. Salt in Sacks, Boxes and Barrels. Price's Baking Powder, at HCTiiTlJEV WOOTTOH-a..