Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 3

Addition toJanrtrilte. Xorton's XiiMdivition of 5 Clrk TAXES STATK OfStIBCOXSIN, HOCK C0UNTY- LOCAL Arrival nd Departure of Mailt At the Janaartlle Poit Office, from tad after May 6th, To Destrjujllniit, RoncheBftc. 7b Destroy Mice, Moles, and Anta. 7b Dtxtroy Bcd'Bngu. To Destroy Moths in Fuw, Clothes, 71j Destroy Mosquitoes nnd Flew, 7u Destroy Iiwectn on PlanU and Fowls.

7b Dcstioyhwccin on Animate, Ac. Io Destroy liven ortn and flpecies of Ver lli4L'nkn 2 12 Muster Roll ot Ca.pt. IHllea' Company. The folio whig iB tho muster roll of Cnpt. Miles' company.

Tho residonco of the members are not soparatod on tho roll as between Janesville town and Janesville city Captain Isaac Miles, Fulton. 1st Calvin Reeves, Janosville. 2rf Lieut. Gngo Burgess, Janesvillo. Serycant.1 1st, Henry Stetson, Miltouj 2d, John Bullock, Janesville 3d, Proctor Scotiold, Janesvillo 4th, Bufus P.

Young, Janesville Cth, Albert Warner, Janesville. Corporals Ut, Charles Dickinson, Edgerton; 2d, Hiram II Dimick, Spring Valley 3d, Augustus Moore, Fulton 4th, Edwin Pullen, Janesville; Cth, Charles Bowles, Rock; Gth, Cyrel A Leako, Janesville 7th, Farm Usborn, Harmony 8th, Fred Seymour, Edger- Sergeant Major Francis Keoley, Janesville. ilfttiictcins Oscar Warner and Robert King, Janesville. Wagoner- Charles Whittier, Janesville. Privates.

Burritt Alcott, Spring Valley; Edward Alden, Janesvillo Albert Al-don, Edward Ambler, Harmony; Azro Bowles, Spring Valley; Parsons Bump, Magnolia; Chas Baird, Milton; James Bullis, do. John Clossett, Spring Valley; Aaron Magnolia; Samuel Crawtord, Christian Dyke, John Davidson, Milton Heury Davis, Edgerton; FranciB Downs, Janesville; Edward Dean, do. Orraond Duttou, do. Wm Edgar, Harmony Jcbso Edgerton, Plymouth Horace Fitch, Spriug Valley Charles Fox, Janesvillo John A Failing, Rock Henry Guernsey, Martin Glass, Janesville Jonathan GUker, Edgerton Orra Garrison, Milton Robert WsHarper, Magnolia; Wm Harper, Michael Harnett, Fulton; Bonj Hilt, Juneavillo; Josso Harvey, Fulton; Samuel Jones, Janesvillo; Joseph A JoueB, do. Ethan A Jones, Fulton George Johnson, do.

James A Kipp, Jatesvillo; Augusts Kloise, Harmony; Lewis KleiBo, do Seth Knight, Fulton Paul Knight, Fulton; Solomon King, do. John Kay, Spring Valloy Thomas Lindamood, Edgerton; Charles Locke, Milton Alex Lindsay, La Prairie Stephen Lomcnt, Spring Valley Wm Mulligan, Jancsrille; Martin Merren, Rock: Charles Macomber, Miltou Charles Mausfield, Rock; JamcBMcCathcron, Janesville John McCatheron, do Abrain Merrill, Spring Vnlloy; Herman McKen-zio, Janesville; Claron I Miltimore, do; Martin McGill, Harmony Nathan Moore, Janesville Georgo McCoy, Magnolia Samuel Norton, Centro Warren Merrill, Jnnoavillo Willid Noyes, Rock Henry Oaborn, Johnstown; John Pie-fer, Milton; Wm Patterson, Jr, Janesvillo Webster Pone, do Benj Pope, do John Payne, Magnolia John Preston, Spring Valley; Eber Reynolds, Miltou; Seth Reynolds, do Martin Rice, Rock Edw'd Smith, Magnolia; Roubon Sprague, Milton; David Sprague, do; John Sprague, do John Symonds, Plymouth Walter Smith, Spring Valley; Peter Thompson, JaneBville; Edward 11 Thatcher, Milton Daniel McS Torwilligcr, Janesvillo Horace Warnor, do Albert Walker, Mil- 2 t36UK lhiRllsh ptnf 10 lei Willi Augusta st 8 rds there- stTwtyyMmon Drilling D.irbis Diirl biiknewn 132 1 75 133 175 134 175 do 10 1 195 13 16 1 7f 14 15 1 71 15 15 1 1 10 1 70 5lo tSS 8 10 17! 10 io do 12 10 1 CS dO 1M ICS i do 2 ii ea 1 fill 7 11 1 03 21 0 1 OS ol 7 10 I CO li 10 1 Ot ly io i ,7 1 CS, do 10 13 1 7 108 do 1113 1-. 7 ICS do 12 13 7 P.i'.rid.yt aflAl 0 of laf't bnfltis Martin ft strip of nif the being wldo of 19, and a part of 2U being 4 i ds wide on Mtitnn ii and 10 rdsdp adj MrsOni-Icr 15 Jliy'i Addition Jantt.MU. T.t Atnt Am OMoy 1 1J2 Unknown 10 do Shq4 1 72 DW Lewis 19. do 6 1 do 12 1 i do lhS do la is" do 7 1 59 Doty 14 1 do 193 do 15 181 Inkuown 0 1M of adj Myer A Fisher ft Id: )2 being 22 ft en Main st ext.l had; to rivers of iitdj Duty In, 11 ni ill ptofhl: VI hying 40 ft on Main st cud 2 10 4 05 A Jiiihtr.n heirs 4 10 4 04 tin 0 1(1 4 05 II Ebelton 0 11 0 02 Cn.lnnaiilielrs 1 19 5 78 6 19 4 92 A 0 11.

3 20 7 63 4 20 8 35 ac 1 24 4 U2 ei 21 It he a 2 0f 1 23 9 2s UniN 1 21 4 02 Otftemnb-f nhof bof3tt 23 23 Miirdock J1' i Jl.Uwi,a?fi0W do 11 33 of ad) A Pat-rldeo 0 May pt of 12 being 31 Unkn pt of 4 bo. Mllwr nlllutTst St. 20 3: i i 'neitsof the center In AO Br 'offt'ho ely lda Ashcraft a being 77 ft front lsoffsiya'ldo wi.artin sly hi yens 1 35 20 29 oh 8 83 20 (2J 33 11 lOMLhil Mrs Drower IbyK ribs A Hates 33 2l wly Bid. 10 A Jonc UVPUloy 18 60 Lewis ol David Nogglo 6S7 14 30! 8 37 (i Kly 4 lar piece IJ it4 31 10 57 A HF.nlt'.in 40 22-21 Dickson Addition to Olllett 16 lO.Unknown ih 62 8 371 do 82 faJkinS Addition to JaMtvUlt. BUckbournt II 8 Sheltou irow't Addition to JawtriV.t.

2 4 52f hlnTptfft 5 II orAdt 8 and- of JIM; 4 oCiat nthrmv'i Addition. 175' Unknown 7 11 Lt Uk A Unknown 6 210 DimflcPs HuUlMtitmifMt 0, 10, (Wi nnil 07 of Addition, I. Dlmock 1 fiH0K bOlniocIt 3 4 00 ii Anilte (0 47 13 4G Martin Dev, r.C Addition 2 1 7 A Harm, 3 10 4 00 7 10 3 23 10 0 21 0 19 4 00 2 20 80 10 7 IS i 4 23 3 23 3 22 8 23 1 23 8 20 10 4 00 1 2.3 2 71) 1 1 3 II Hi its 12 1 238 Hllalley David Noggle Harbor do 1 5 4 92 Oil Ford II II Ilalley inbdltw2 34 6 4 00 II II Ball. 2 79 15 2 88 Addition. 7', known 17 1 7 iM 40 fifiOIMIItlnioro Ifii In n.IJ lt 121 till' I ndj' 11 60 1 73 Olment 1 4 61 179 Unkn 125 62 1 79 131 1( 63 1 GO) do 131 I 67 I OJ 1 C7 do 12.1 1 ITU do 127 1.

CJ BUS do 1. T2 1 GLij ,1, 13) 1 i li'l IG'J 135 1 i2l 107 1 OjAMOflmlth A do 140 19 II 7 do 147 21 ICG 1G7 IraMilti, H1 'JOG do 14S 217 Wit Atnt i Smith do wa 193 do 124 195 do 'J 2t 1 15 do 6 24 1 95 do 7 2t 1 05 do 21 1 U5 do 'do 1121 do 12 21 194 Io 14 21 1 10 1 ES'A Sndtli 2 Unkn 4 1 8S Jo 0 11 do 8 11 1 S3, Jo 6 12 1 13 1 8S do do is 3 do 20 3 do 22 3 1 2 12 1 8 Unkt do I 30 ft CO do 13 do 2tl 6 22 5 1 AMOSinitl, fi' i 6 ia act1 9 10 2 70, do 10 3G11 do 7 37 216 4 10 3 01 13 2 79 Unkn 0 3- 12 17 do 11 10 1 01 It 19 1 9 4 20 1 nVv, 1 95W II IWley do i 21 95 A llaratow 195 d.i fi4 2 74 194 do 7 4t 2 01 1 95 bmtth do 8 21 11 do 10 22 1 I 1 95 Unkn 2 45 3 02 do 14 8 1 79J do 10 do 47 3 04 do 7 1 95 1B8I do 10 3 Olerkoftholtonrd ofSiipor Bth, 1802. BAILEY'S Boot and Shoe Store Has been Removed :FroraNo.2 My era' Block, to WEST SIDE of MAIN STREET Whiroc.iu be found a largo and wtllmortedntock ol BOOTS AND SHOES, Selected and Manufactured oiproisly for liUrol.il! trade, tndat PRICES LOWER with: I.Klli-s I.nstliiB, Hldn Urn, Sp'g hcol 60c ladle a I.ntlnu, Hldo bai-ii, heel (luiters COc 1-iJIes Cloro, Coiib' hrcl (Hlttrs I.ndUs Kid Cook hi-ol tUlters 1,00 Ijidlos lloolpoa.nll kinds, rrotn 00c Micd Kid Contt' luil Qui tore 76c MIesia Lasting Cong hool (lulu-rs Mlsees ltootcos Chlldrous Clicks, ul I ktii.li 10 Hoys and Youllis llroguus, nil kinds nnd irrM. 'in n.l.tltion to Ihn nlmrf I haro intent of CUSTOM MADE WORK which la Snpeior in Quality Lower in IPrioo than can bo fonndolsoHhcrc. I run nlse Manufacturing to Moaauro all kinds nnd srylos or work, from dents' Do.jta to La-dleV LlH'hM CiiK-rtsiaalUT8.

1Ii.vI.ik-tbe i vni. ot nliirgi. bum continually Inthn cstiru irkot. rwidy to tuko ndiantugo ofMlj Icnn save y.m.ltdcs Inmuucrablo othor prolHs, a pretty )ilK vlllfl pt nllt, ubbli Ik the bn leu i lit rtn ti i i To sum up In rt vory fow words I can plvn yon Wore Value and Bolter Value for your inonoy than nnytlvlng man In tho west. I Own Iiatoroittw Klvomoncall.

j. j. IIAIili West aldo Main Street, onodoor myWdawtf north of Tnlltuan A Collins' Pros More. W. G.

WHEELOCK, i quo ix, WinvM, Cngars, Bar-Tixtnres, PickleB, Meats, FRUITS, ETC, QONOTANTY oubatid a largo acsortmcnt of the French UramllcM, Ilollnnil Cln, St. Croix Ih 11 it Hum. And nn endless variety Imported Wlnea. Tbo bf-t brands of Iomb.ii borter and rntili India i'ale Ale ltijnKs, uhltli will bo in. 1 i in lxc lb it Ir.i i.

1 lu .11 Currant Wine. In bottles or on dmucbt. Old Kentucky IWch llrandy and ifonrb.m Whisky, Virginia and 1'ennnyl-vanla OM Monotignhcla Whisky, Now Jcisey ClJir GH AT WESTKKN UKI'OT (111 Turner's Wine, IiOiiKorlh's8prtrklliiK end SilU C'atawb i.l'lk,.', Celubral.il Cincinnati Ohio NOTICK Is hereby glvoti that thofolloIrK mi lt.mt.. In lU cvimtyuf nu.I A I) 1 i) Minn 1 tl.o hc 1 reon Tor tlio ymr 18.VJ, ami that the wime Jsstlll cmocl. thert-rura, nnlww tlm said litiiJ flull It.

mi "iirli Halo rn nr bt-fyrn Mtlatcd to the last day of redemption. Union Town Jlungt 10. ioMod Pescrliitlon Sec Aero by Doe by. Mndlson roftd, at Id Noggio ii tec 20, tn 3, 12, 1 Jo 14 op In sw nwq sec 20, tn rod" ilv i'tJ Oigotxl 0 26, to 3, 12 U8Hhelton4byl0ro.ls In shy Lycn'an sec 20, tn 3, WM Tallin. wny AiKlrow, by DlmcckiMKinobiiiK.ii.

ZitViA- I Smith side 10 acs In soil nsr ij I by Tall- in sec 34 1 Dlmock, aw nw soc 33, tn 3, 12 1 sawinll'ltoby Koc" rllcr a' by KxceUlor null bv raco sec 30. tn 3. 12. 1 A II Bmtth pt ot It 1 bd ti by Jimica Halheram by race, sec 30, tn3, 12 21 A Itunstor beginning 22 ft ely from so cor of dynleng Milwaukee 21 it. thence nly 132 ri, in ii direct lino to tho place of beginning, In 12 bd by city by railroad, by Crosby, by IMIIowny ucs in nu qiiwii tnl by Uniih.

ton A Illll, by Milwaukee ftve. a by Klin. ilennett 3 acsln ssq no I byStlmpson, l.y Dun ns sec 25, niCeuley-liicslnse tn-bd by nn 1 llunton av, by lllondell, by Martin, by It? 10 11 12 13 In Scrlbner's uddu be- wauTteoav, a 'a by 'LIghtbody's land 60 roda front and rear hmnnhelrsSacalnsoq so bd ii by Hnr-munysi, obyllO WlUon.sl.y sec line by Tn.yior, sec 25, tn 3, 12 Woodruff 1 tw tn so 89 bd by Milwaukee road, by Jockman.a by Sinclair's nddti, by Jacktuan, sec 24, tn 3, 12 a by highway a by Whltou, sec 30, tn 3, 13 highway, sec 3.0, t'n 3. 13 7 llltlmoro3acslnlt7 bd by sec line, by Washington 8 rds square In It l)lug on Ha- adj 1) Jona bd by high a by Dickson, 31, Ii 111.1, 13 bd by Fnsleii.l-ilI.e by Muln a by Ottmun by Spring Ilrook 1 i ucs In lie coq bd ii by MlHIinnre, by ilolU.Md.it by Wilcox by Itinii r. 13 ncs In so on end, bd Knl Or und, by Ueloit by iii Uyjny, s.

f'l Ira Mlltiinoro If, ac In sw bd by Ole, iPPerVlIarrN mid ul 3 nca In no cor of It 0 lylngof highway a of Mllllmo.o, MC 1, Itlchanlson pt aw mrg nt a pt 0 rods of A OiilkimMmi Jlulnet until nly rod bl nby (iuj 1 r.i In Hint! nt ly A II 'A A HniUh of the tw Sec 33, In 3, r8mltli It 2 sec 2, tn 2. 12; 41 acs I hi 2D e.f' hi nw by hUhwoj, by .1 1) rt by Whit-u inA I 1 bd by bliiliuii), Ohittchnmn, by WMlmKii.4 Mahmyi by In bl! 2nn''i'-titer A BntherlimiVs luldn, 1, tu2, rl2, WMarCCt SubdMtimt Jrt 1 of MilehtlVt Adtlifio Osgood 7 6 tUlhiiion of lot 175 rf Smith, liailty RtovfU nnettswqlT 1 1 30 lllmock Ii nc 2d 7S I nh of 20 14 MlheTl Alden 27 1130 noq21 24 10r3JRnyiiasuhnwq23 H6 erunsuqt 2 MiteMi't 2i JJditu.n. ixS ids In tie crr30 I 92 Vf entile ODI'erklnieh 40 10 05 do AJll'rattStlswq40 -J 70 dn l'HUtiutonswq4l 4 06 do Unknnhnwq 41 3 17 3d AMition toJanm tdillo 121 3 2eUnknown vit 133 2 04 A I.oTejov 134 1 Oft io: 135 100 Unknown 130 1 08 da 1C7 4 08) do mitliilVi Uh Addition. Mitchell 180 is; 17 14IJ Mehnl 3 2-1(1 M.Ver ST O'J mn 28 7 4SI BailtjfiHi 101102 17 20 r.nftllntbcnpt i ibtltlROMft 19 32 wb'jT 12 el JnKnewn Inn -m fcWqOllTSboili 'adj SO Ilallcy 11 Qulnn. pt lTlMul.iSn 1 Ko 81 10 89 0 Smith S3 189 1 91 e'el! ltll 3)81 vn A'liaii.

Si Crosby iind 0 II Dn.lley AHlzRitrT' tbcnceMUolho KnES 101 103 22 0 Un or. f7in t'n thf City oj Jttn l'Q4 ISO fx SiOtirx Milmttkl throagb, 1:30 Madison, lhriijh lot'w llioo wmi, a-oom aoJ 10.00 A daya toil rl day tTA.M..uUnrrlT Tuesday, Thura- rland mall to Milwaukee leavoa Tuesdays. Thura-Jayand8aturdayaat4 A. arilvca Mondays, Wednesdavs and Vrldava tt 7 P. M.

Orsiland mull toBjlrwter laa Tuesday nnd Fridays atT A.M., and auto WodnesdaytandSaturdaya J.M.UUKQKSS.Puatmti HKPUBlilOAN BENATOHIAIi COM VJflKTIOPf. The Republicans of tho lltb Senatorial District, comprising Kuok uouuty, win moot in con tlon, by tlielr delegates, at th Circuit Court Boom, lu tbt city of JaneeTine, on Saturday 13th day of Sep tember, A. D. 1WB, at 13 o'clock to put In nomli tlon'a oandldate for Senator, a'tid appoint two delega to reprtentthU8onatoilal District In the Ropublk Congressional Contention to bo held at Watortown tha 2tu day of Ssptombor next, and alto to truus inch othor business at may properly come before ai conrtntlon. The rcspecllro towns and w.irdawlll bo entitled delegate at follow: Bel oiulty.lit wr, Town of Janetrllle 'J 1 ............3 8d v.

La 4th ward 2 1 rown of Uelol UarmonT 'X Plymouth Hock 2d ward -3 Spring DANIKb MOWK, Dated Angmt 26tb, A. D. 1391. IlfiFUlUilOAN COUNTY CONVENTION. The Republicans of Rock County will meet In Convention, by tholr delegate, at the Court Room, In Myers Block, City of Janeirllle, on Wednt day, the 17th day ot September, 182, at 13 o'clock noon, to nominate candidates forcounty oflJc, The respective towns and wards will be entitled to delegate a foil '1 1 Bloildty, l.t vrnr.i 2 Town of Janesville 2 Turtb 4thwiird 6 Union.

Dated August tlth, 1882. F. 11. PKASE, 1 I. VRBNCU, Republican a.

m. uabtkh, uouniy voiutmie Flftfe AtMmblx District Convention. The republican of the fifth fcucnibly district, comprising the city of Janesttile, will mwt in contention by their delegates, on Saturday, tho 20th day of September, D. 18C2, at one o'clock 1 at the Court Room, to elect two delegate to roproecut tlila district In the congressional district contention to bo held ul Watertown, Sept. 94th, 1802.

Tho several ward. In thU city will be entitled to tho following number ol delegate In said astembly district contention, to wit: Urstward, .8 Third ward, 2 Secoudward, I fourth ward, 6 ft.J. M. l'OTMAM, 1)0 WKN. 0.

8. 3TRASUKKOKH, S. VOORD, Dlntrlet Committee. Flrtt Ward Hcpublloan Caucus, The republican electors of the First Wnrd of tbe city of JancaviUe aro requested to meet at the Engine Houoe of Washington Co. No'.

3, Friday Sept. 1 P. M. to elect three (3) delegates to represent tho First Ward in the Sbnatorial Convention to be held on the 13th of Sept. also, to elect 3 delegates to the Republican Count; Convention to be held on the 17th day of Sept.

also to elect three (3) delegates to represent said Ward in the Fifth Aesembly Dis trict Convention to be bold Sept. 20th to elect two (l) delegates to represent said Dutrict in the Congressional Convention to be held at Watertown Sept. 24th. A. B.

BURPEE, OHAS. Q. WILLIAMS, Ward Committee, Fourth Ward Republican Caucus. The republican electors of tho fourth ward of the city of Janosville are requested to meet at Nettleton'a shop, Sept. 12th, at'l p.

to elect Ave delegates to represent the fourth ward in tbe senatorial convention to be held on the 13th day of Sept. Also to elect five delegates to represent said ward in tbe republican county convention to bo held on the 17th day of Sept. Also to elect five delegates to represent said ward in the fifth assembly district convention, to be held Sept. 20th, to elect two delegates to represent said district in the congressional convention to be held at Watertown Sept. 24th.

Q. S. STRASBERQEB, IRA MILTIMORE, S. W. SPENCER, Ward Committee.

Seaona Ward Republican Caucus. The republican elector of tho Second Wird of tho city of Janesvillo, aro requested to meet at the Engine House of Water Witch Co. No. 2, Friday, Sept. 12th, at one P.

MM to elect three delegates to represent tbe Second Ward in the Senatorial convention to be held or the 13th day of September. Also to elect three delegates to represent said ward in tho republican County convention to be hold on the 17th day of September. Also to elect throe delegates to represent said ward in tfio Fifth Assembly district convention to be held Septem ber 20tb, to elect two delegates to represent aid district in the Congrosaioual conven tion to be held at Watertown, Sept. 24th. JAMES SUTHERLAND, WM.

A. LAWRENCE, H. A. PATTERSON, Ward Committee. Marie's Mkxaqrif.

and Cintus. This institution" made a fine display as i tered tbe city this morning. There will be an evening eihibitton, commencing a 1 -clock, and as the attraction of large col lection of animals is added to tbo usual per formances of a circus, there will be a crowd in the' tent. Janesville is great" on these kind ol shows, aud Mabio has got good Tub Twblvth Battkhy. Lieut.

Har low's command were to have loft St. Louis for Corinth, at three o'clock on tho after- noon of Tuesday. They go by steamboat to Columbus, and from thouce by rati road to their destination, TUB 11 ONLY jl NFAIiIilllliK Dcatroy Initnntly RVKRY FORM AND SPKGES OF Thoao Preparatlo unlike all olkrraj ar Krofl from Poisons." 1 Not danserons to the Human Family." lints do not dfo on tho protulsos." They como out of their hoi en lo die." Tliey aro tho only Infullll.le known." '12ycarinnd moro cstabli.lied In New York Oity." Used by the City Pot Odico. Used by tho city priBo'ns nnd station houses. Used by the city Rlcnmerfl, BliipH, Uned by the city liospitnlsIttiH-housos, 4c.

Used by tho city hotels, Aslor, St.Nicholas. Used by the bon-rding houses, Ac. Used by more than 50,000 private ftuuilies. fif Sec one or two specimens oj what is everywhere said by the People, Kditors, Dealers, ii'-c. MOUSKKKKl'Hns-troublod will, rcrroln, neeilbe ko no longer, If they n.o "OOSTAIffl" Kxtormlnatora.

We ban. It to our sutlsfjcllon, and If a box costja wo would have It. IVo haw. tried poisons, but they ef-Ted nothing; but "Coslat artlcla knocks tub breath out of Hats, Mice, Itoachcs, and llod.IJuKs, quicker than wocsu write It. Itla In great demand all orer the fO.

Oatille. MOltK OllAIN and proiislons aro destroyed annu- dlylntlrant County, by vermin, than would pay for Insect Wis. Iirald. HIINIIV It. LUSTAIt-Wonre soling jonrprcpara.

Inns rapidly. Wlicret i tlmy bate been used. Itata. Mice, be-, and Y. rmln, dl.Hei.ear r-pldlv.

Coslar's uoach, 1 i KXTKHMINATOK. Coslar's COStar'S Kxtermln.tor. Coslar's Coslar's UAU'J'lONl I To prevent tho public from bolng Imp soil upon by Sl'UimnJS and IHtHlIV PKIIN1-ClOlIrt IMITATIONS, new 1 diel bus been buttle, nr llask carefully befora pitrchmlnKi mid l.iko nothing but CoNlnri. 86i- Sold Everywhere--by All Wholesnlo DrupgiBta in the Inrgocities. Wholesale AgontB in N.

Y. City. HhieffellnHrotlivrs ACo. UurtaUtltleyAKItchei MrgHAAnci'ir'01' Hall, lliickrl A Co. K.

O. Wells A Oo. Philadelphia, Pa. Boston, Mass. (loo.

C.llool win ACo. I Week A Poller. M.a.llurrACo. Jno. Wilson, Jr.

Also, nil Wiioi.KHAi.v: DninfiiBTa at Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit, Mich. Louisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Pa. liuflhlo, N. DrugRifits, Grocers, Storolccopprs, nnd He-tnilera gencrnlly in nil Country Towim ntnl Villages in tho iI Ji: STATUS.

JANESVILLE, Tallman Collins, O. R. Curtis. And hy Druggists, Storckoeperfl, nnd He taiiuru generally. Country Dealer IIBNRY C0STAR.

Prlnrlpsl JjHit-No, 4B2 Broadway, New Voik. Sinkikg Aoaik. Tho track of tho Mil-waukeo and Prairio du Cliiuu railway over tho Door Creek marsh, betwoan Stoughtou and McFnrland, has sunk again. Last Saturday tho track was three foot under water, and though repaired bo as to allow an engine to pass Sunday evening, it commenced sinking again Monday evening. The western mail did not cotuo in this morning, in consequence of the inability of a train to pass.

Rkfuheks ntoM A large number of women and children passed through this city on tho cars, lastt night, from the western borders of Minnesota, bound east, to remain with their frionda during tho winter. Fatal Aocidknt. Philip Workman, his wife and son were riding in a light wagon, in Urodhoad on Sunday, tho sou driving, when tho latter, hitting ouo of tho horses slightly with a whip, they started forward suddenly, precipitating tho elder Mr, Work man aud bis wife backwards out of the wagon. Both of them wero bo much in jured by tho fall that they died, Mr. Work man on Monday, and the old lody on Wednesday, and both were buried in one grave.

Senator Wilkinson has gono to Washington to endeavor to procure an or der for transferring Wisconsin regiment of cavalry to the Indian country. The Baraboo, Wisconsin, Ropublic says that a man named H. 0. Cass, whose resiaenco is a tune iroin bprmg orcen, is in custody, charged with killing a boy aged 13 years, named Robert Davis. Tho mur derer thought the boy was Btealing his melons and discharged his gun, loaded with buckshot, at tho hoy, who was with two companions, when about twenty feet from him.

Tho chargo took effect in the boy's luce, under tue Killing mm almost in- inwllcliira; th-y IU cumu ttftho founlaln of 'health, I vis. lilt MOUNTAIN 11H 11 I II. 1 tn! nt illntri'M, mid itnt th.j Moot, runewi'd ami cleansed, to luRiiTittinljinkeiitunMhiitu.il, nnd cnrryiiiR heillh, where but iliem uoubl lnvvo been the wreck of hot.e tho rei bio mum I rln nt I nt ended by the colli hand of Inn let lulnillco murninu. better rea.on; tmt on thte 1'llln it- only Ilko others; do not let your drnfilr, alter trying eery, thing else, prorent y. Imm trj-lny tlii-so.

The blood must be pari), and then slckntu impossible. 'H'hiit a great and yet simple truth Ii this It appeals to tlio hoaMiig" JuSsON-a" MOUNTAIN 7t Jndson's Mountain Uorb Fills COMMERCIAL. Janesville Wholesale Market. Kportd for the Gaitt, BUMP aHAT, Gil AIM ANU PUUDUOK UKALEHS. WomaU-ttpptlctsBsMloxvs: good to choice mill lot; spring, 7SaS3r; (air to good shipping grades, GS Too; rejected qualities toabic.

BAHLKY cbolco samples In demand at common quality 3010c for Wlbr. OORN-pnre whits dent 26aiSeper 60 ycllov and mixed lot 23a25; car do 16al8cpr70 lbs. OATS good local and shipping demand rU22ii2Jc. UVG-(luUtatU3a3Sc per 60 lbs. T1M0TIIV SKKD-dutl per 40 Itu.

POTATO K3 plenty and dull nt 20a30c pir bushel. BUTTKtt wanted at 8 a 10c for (air to choke lull. B'J03-rroHhat6rtCc per dozen. ri.OUR spring at retail pet 100 lbs. HIUHS-Oreen, to lal'; Dry, U10.

WOOh-ln good detuatnl at 10 Mr to choice clip Newspaper flR CH I.