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NUMBER 306. oecaarox IB SUMvarnro utr DebjUaitaaeity wara 0. OLSI. is into DailwiiStatea over eight tuadred men, The Amarioan Ban4 of Ihia eilj their annul prise oonovt about hanoa. Aahorfane of this state from the street aaa an aaoaoaa tx 01 the foderal gorenment.

The raolntioni the assed sfill as an trasi LatdstuU JiiJeataj U. In tlmoat abeoroW attention to mil. Daniels, of the first Cswalpy arrived itary we wKn-arioKs, an raai IT is sraco- wtsaia atara, Aaa ows to caaurtasi crrn- MeCltUn. The atita by its records to-toy gave ntnrd, oopied from the Un of I Tbe latest from the Ohio elee- majoritj on 6JOQ. The stand fourteen leaoorata IB Iowa nn a chance that democratic congnsatoen have in the first probably elected in Wnfli dis- "tffctuf imnaoa, by aboot 100 His majority, two yean Itepie, if dcCeatad.

has won, nor. ally, a splendid victory. The from Pennsylvania that ehe has given a majority, is sad statei bator sorsrein They hare already advaaeeoV' ooasiderably in battalion drill and pHttiae to a snnok ngbavt. CoL Krea aas permission from the war department to AH bii regiment with rol- with the usual bounty and ad- Recruiting officers will be tent into different portiona of the state Immediately. Now ii a good for thoae to Join a good regiment, to do to, and tba of those going before! The following is roster of the regimeal: 4 --y.

unouMtlonable rigsn iv jiKige 3ti tatraattoB; and a of all waamhoitted acts dene or attempted to Joe is nfbtnu rcanqy. Last winter tae democracy unanimously I J. J.Baowv Major, TmBrci O. Osjt- Adjutant, OHABias Mcrca; Qua-- tennastar, N. SaATtaa; Surgeon, Dr.

0. Ksux; 1st Assistant Surgeon, Dr. Oto. I umVBBB. Colonel, 0.

Kau Lieutenant Colonel, voted to this resolution. The re- reuatad, dWaating. the laoeindiag; resolatioa bj irrtlarmnt The total into the etajte treas- fur the year coding September St'th, Total 57 80 Balance in treasury, 312,216 77 i Tet ao noneyfur the tamiliee of aoldiers 1 costi According to tbe annual report of Agaie the elMton of Wisconsin are called upon to give their verdict on the con. duct oi the republican party. Every vote cast for nominees for the legislature is a tote asserting the right of a state to rosmTKLT BBTT tae federal government, Tbe Union-loving men of Wisconsin should see to it that no man is sent toJladisonwhois not for tae BBCOKW- ttosAt acraai.

of these nullification reao- Let them be blotted from tbe record 1 Hincsnasoje; Scowa. haphun, Bev. WM. treauarcr, pnblisbed OB Saturday, graphed to repablican papers that tbe A dispatch from Indiana states that there is no truth in tbe statements tele- there baa bcco pau iuto tbe state treasury! cent election is to be taken as indicative of last year tbe enormous sum of a preference of the democracy of Indiana 0( tbi. there was left on the for Bright, Headrieka, Petit, or aay other first day October but 77- man, for the United States Senate.

las making the total disbursements of the democracy fought battle oa prijcmle, rau- far oar year, thr of tU.6TT.T0 Tf we add to this what is now by the state and unpaid to aoldien and others, we abaU have an expense for the yen of not less than without regard to men. Tbey fought it to cmsh out abolitioniam, and to restore both constitution and Onion. TtitM an average Mate expense nf $106,666 66 per month per week I 6,479 42 par any 1 228 SI per hour! 3 8U per minute annual expense will also average about (or rvery vote in the State. Then not acothtr state in the Union which in proportion to population, has any approaching this. There was no neceSeiiT fur immanit expenditure V-rr Jiuic of it bu gone ifor tbe benefit of tbt soldiers.

The bulk of it is in the bar. vet corses and politicians. Will people applj the remedy FUR iUioa months ago we published an extract from a Leavenworth newspaper stating that Major CALXIKJ for some cause bad been arrested. In a letter to the Madison Journal Major CALIISJ denies the harsh impeachment. Hie course was approved by iris superior officers.

Oar quondam "gay and festive" friend is doubtless a brave and faithful officer, and would be the last to fail in bis duty Quartermaster SiBa, of CoL Bsrstow'i cavalry, still 14 the state recruiting for his regiment. He has already forwarded over fifty men since his return. LINI orricua. Olmsted Jos. Bankin, 1st Lieut.

Peter Molhollen, 2d Lieut. Tbos. McMillen. Scott Onion S- D. Hubbard, 1st Lieut.

E. W. Bobbins, 2d Lieut. Wm. V.

Mitchell. Kewannee County C. H. Cnmmings, Ut Lieut, J. C.

Saltxmaa, 2d Lieut. J. J. Borland. Highland Wm.

Wigham, 1st Lieut. Onnn. Captain Marsehner's A. Marsoh- ner, 1st Lieut. J.

C. Verdier, 2d Lieut. Chaa. Witte. nerman Fred.

Scbnelle, lat Lieut. D. Sebriack, 2d Lieut. Bodenatab. Plymouth Union E.

W. Stannard, 1st Lieut. Aaron Hobart, 2d Lieut. J. Norway Bear C.

Corns' lison, 1st Lieut. Ole Jacobaon, 2d Lieut. A. L. Lund.

Barton officers. HO MOYUIKNT TILL JANOABT. The New York Tribune that our armies rest till January in order to see whether the negroes rise in insurrection or not. This advice icemr to be authorita- with tbe administration, as the follow ing dispatch would indicate: WasatKOTOst, Oct, has transpired lo warrant tbe assertion that an early forward movement of our army on the Potomac is appearances being directly the reverse; nor is it pro bable that an attack will be made until a bard frost has rendered the in suitable condition for the undertaking. At present tbe in Virginia an wholly unfit for an aggressive movement on either tion, IttvaaajEi.mqaea.ioB.

It tectly upon theism 61 for and against the constitution. If republican party succeeded we oouH have no hope for tbe eon. sdtution hereafter. Tin only check remaining to us was in our Congress, if it failed, ell was at aa end, the President, by ot sweep of power, had silenced tbe judicial authority. PoV- er seemed to be fast gathering into the bands of tha Executive, and the Kxecutira unrestrained either by past promises or limits.

We appeared to be lapsing into despotism, aad to bo chains that were fast fettering oar JbnL. We do not exoRgerate In saying that tbe triumph of the conservatives in the North was a triumph of republicanism against despotism, and as such, should cheer the hearts of all lovers of American institutions. It settles the question to whether tbe Union still to continue a republic. This is not all that been accomplished by this momentous election. The negro question was taking a shape more dangerous than it had ever done before.The programme was distinctly' laid down to de- pnvo tbe country of four million laborers, a loss which no country will stand in the midst of prosperity.

IB furtherance of this scheme, other evils, equally disastrous would have lallen upon tbe country, since not only was the labor lost, but, according to Lincoln's tremendous emancipation and deportation scheme, a tax of unparalleled magnitude would have been 'laid upon the overburthened people. Whatever side issues may have sprung op in localities, this the. sewer runninc Prairie street be cleaned, Sixth the north sidewalk of Cherry street, in front of lot 11, block 20, Mandwa Mtdolaakad. i ware ordered oa file. Coon, Taylor called from the table aa ordinance entitled "an ordinance to alter permanently establish the grade of a Part of Second and Walla streets, Ia the 4th Ward of the ofty of Milwaukee." Which waa read a third time and passed.

Conn. Parker presented tbe following: Resolved, That the Tirst Ward election polls be held at tae bouse of Wflliam Caspar, on Market street in aaid Ward at the next general election to be held November Adopted. QSOBOB DOOSMAN, CityOlerk. comrnnoti. auzaa, Oct.

20,1862.1 7 1-2 o'clock P.M. The Board of Aldermen and Board of Councillor! in Joint Conrention anembled: Hit Honor, the Mayor, in the chair. Cron, fiaffner, Hart, Bey. Schmidt, Cnham and Wilaon. Oenater, Knaeland, Kankel, Helms, Michel, McDonald, Obermann, 8:00 PB 1:30 FB city yesterday.

Got Daniels haa bam oaagarasly afek for long time, bat baa ao far recovared to be able to return ta the state. Wetader. stand ha with Us Menda, for the present in thia dty. MCKIOIPAL covaT. TO soldier who gave bis name aa Harmaa Afflii waa before the Municipal Court yesterday on charge of threatening to shoot and snapping a pistol at policemen Bingaaneimar and Weber.

The charge was proved, snd bold soldier boy was sentenced to pay a fine of $23,00 and eosts, which sum not being at his disposal, he was committed to jail: A rubstltnte for drafted man at Erie, went from this city Monday A brother of the drafted man here procured the substitute for $350. THE WEEKLY NEWS. DOIXAsT A TaUaV Best tnd Cheapest Newspaper la tAe State. Honcx TO am All labMlfen 10 Wm par with OB wnvpv or auifta will know thit ftr vBtea pdi that IB irrnrofnt uliiaUi ifUf ooUidnj ivctt mart. alMCtwadttun will AND UTKrrtt will kiU at of JadtMa Ofdra aide, and it ie not present be made.

likely that one trill at A complimentary dinner wai given to Captain Ely yesterday by the of Janesvillc. Tbf enure receipts ioU the stau treasury for tbe year ending Oct. 1.1, ins tact, including tbe balance on fend at tbi of UM year, bar. been is thf BUttment of Jlr. Hastings in bn OWL Words, in his repolH just pubii.hrti Yrt, declares tbe families of ear soldiers moat and starve this w.nter U-cauac be cannot raise their moo- ffildebrand nominee for assembly, Bend district.

LUT FALL and not a for BoffEtuig mivej and little ones, pledp-d to maintain I it not nigb tunt a caaogc tbe gbrera- BO GEI PA1, WI10 be cannot pay Isjmiliw of aoMien. of Wonwn and children must go hungry and cold winter, because, of tbe whole TWO placed the hands of tbe treasurer last year, by a generous people, not one dime can be spared. any one elac whom atata go unpaid 1 No. ng himself will flrew his regular salary, and Then is no danger that any one of bis partisan wUl be obliged to wait for their of tbe regular treasury leeches will suffer for clothes, wood or coal- Kol a mother's eon of them will ever be caught shivering over empty grates for the want of their regular ey from tbe Oily the rad children of soldiers will They art cj Tbe treasary it full when lean hungry of the bficiai are threat in. Bat tbe doors or At aseemblyoaoeos held on Saturday last, of the towns of Lake, Oak Creek sad Franklin, John Bentley was duly nominated, he having received hundred and forty-five votes to thirty-five tor others.

Mr. Bentley ii the present chairman for tbe town of Lake, be having beaten bis republican competitor, Andrew Douglass, by a handsome majority at the spring election. As be is an old resident and a straightforward democrat who believes in maintaining tbe constitution and the laws, both in the assembly chamber end halls of ooogreu, election beyond a doubt. OKEKS LAKK COCSTT. OonapooAnc.

of th. MABCESAK, Oct. 20, 1862. Our assembly district convention which met on Saturday, nominated Orin W. Bow, Mr.

Bow received every vote in tbe convention the first ballot. He was a member of tbe legislature a few years since from Manjnrtte county. Ha is BO honest, straightforward, constitutional Union democrat, and without doubt best man that could have been nominated in this district. Ths county convention which met tbe same day, nominated, for sheriff, George W. Dart; treasurer, George P.

Bobbins; register, 0. V. Silver, district attorney, J. ia faces of poor wo and children whoao boibandi and are this winter eleeptng on tbe frozen ground and trailing over paths crimson their own blood. Every democratic candidate for tbe leg- sUan ia the atate abould ess to it for that a auitabla number of ballots taaferwardad to soldiers residing ia vjatriet.

In this atatter no ina The repabaeaas pbaed tatvassTMitdates eacly ia the and to overwhelm their opponents the legislature with the army vote. eeot forth with by letter to eTery eolJier entitled to rots. busy writiag Utters M. FUh; clerk of the court, Albert A. lee; clerk of the board of supervisors, Oreea; county surveyor, Wm.

Vliet; coroner, P. Walsh. The senatorial conventions met at' Princeton on Wednesday last. A Union convention, consuming of republicans and one or two democrats, nominated J. C.

Truesdell for senator. Mr. Tneadell hat party. Ia fab epeeeh of acceptance of nomi. nation, be said endorsed Lincoln hia proclamation; tie also endorsed alt the acts of congress, and a republican told me he aaid he aboard, if elected, go for J.

B. Doolittle for tbe United senate. Such fodder don't go down with tba demo, cms ia this district, and oo Saturday, the 25th of October, tba democrats meet air Priaoeton aad noauaate a straight democrat for seaator WHAT TBBT BAD TO OVERCOME Some impression may be obtained of tbe immense power which the democracy bare met and overcome in tbe late elections by following statement of facts as to Iowa. The writer resides at the state capitol, and his letter was written to the Chicago Times: With tbe whole civil and military patronage and power of tbe state at tbeir and backed, in a measure, by tae jmttntittp aad power of the general government, there WM no corrupting influence, no species of bribery, no form or feature of threat and intimidation, which were not resorted to by tho unscrupulous partisans of administration to effect their purposes. They operated with a recklessneu and worked with a desperation unknown to their political history, or that of any other party ia this state.

Political prostitution never manifested itself to such an extent and ao ahamelesaly as at oar recent election. The work of bargain and sale went on openly. Wherever man calling him a democrat could be bought by money, or an office, or tbe promise of one, be was bought; wherever a man calling himself a democrat could be silenced or intimidated by threats, he has been silenced. Every influence, every appliance which the ingenuity of the leaders of tbe republican party could devise, and within their reach, have been resorted to to hoodwink and corrupt and overawe the people. Falsehoods without number have been circulated by tbe hireling pimps of a corrupt party, who, under pay as spies and informers, have traversed the country in all directions; arbitrary arrests have been made; and in fact all the corrupting influences, as well as the arbi trary power of the incipient military des potism with which we are being cursed, have heea resorted to to control the politi cal action of tbe people.

was- tbe main question, and we may look upon the election decisive. It has been of no less momentous importance in another respect, to wit In quelling tbe rebellion. Is could be set down as a self-evident proposition that the Onion could not bo restored upon the abolition platform. It was the height of insanity to believe that tbe South would ever submit to government which favored negro insurrections. Every impulse of resistance was called out.

It ooold not be expected that they would yield while tbey had a man or a dollar to a power which proposed to call up the horrors of St. Domingo in a population of eight millions of free white people. They would never submit, and no human man could wiah them to submit to such aa atrocity. The election deprived tbe rebels of this element, which would certainly insure unity and desperation among them. The tendency of the election is to show to tbe southern people that, while it is resolved to continue the war ontil the restoration of tbe Union, yet it is not tbe intention to subjugate tbe South, or to deprive them of rights enjoyed by their sister States; and it is the fear of this, we firmly b-lieve, which has prolonged contest.

Let the Southern States know that they "rill enjoy the protection guaranteed to them by the constitotion, and we believe they will willingly return to their alle They for fear tbey would be depnrH of their rights, and the south- ern politicians have persistently inculcated I the idea that tbey wou.d be robbod. We hope and believe the effect of election will go far to remove any snob impression In every way we regard it, the triumph Parker, Koeckert, Smith, Oeo. Schmidt, Taylor and Wolf. The Chair presented a communication from Martin Olson, Sealer of Weights and Measures, setting forth that he bad appointed Christ. Meyer bis deputy, and requesting the Convention would confirm the same.

The Chair put the question on confirming tbe appointment of C. Meyer as Depu. ty Sealer of Weights and Measures. Which was carried. On motion, tbe Convention adjourned.

Qio. 0. DOCSBAS, City Clerk. tail to (to mat? lawttra rna taU nit, 1. tUeud Hor.mb« tta, isn.

oun BUM OE.tTAL m-wicKix. Dr. Wm. D. Brown, of Boston, would inarm paUlc that returned from East, with all in Dentistry Dr.

Brown had sixteen years experience, aad no branch of profession that does not feel oomndent can perfect satisfaction to all who favor him with their patronags. Teeth cleaned and filled In a superior manner not tobeexewlM'by any on. la the B. has of but In country, for manufacture of Mineral Tsetk. Having a itaam engine to department, for tbe quicker completion of Artificial Teeth on Gold, Platina, and Vnleaaite, he prepared do 9atk rt reasonable prices.

Block Teeth to order for Demists in thi country. Also, work done at short notice. Baowj, I would respectfully recommend my friends to th. professional serricts of Dr. W.

Brown No 170 Main street. P. HASSOS SHCLU, EticTiow, Nov. We aaB attention to Sheriff Larkfart corrected notice of a special election to be held on tha 25th instead of the 4th, as heretofore published, in the assembly district composed of the First and Seventh Wards, to elect county supervisor, vice Lewis S. Mack, rengnsd.

Other city papers please notice editorially. The language at nature and demonstrate, that whoever would enjoy of bsantlu of of richness of the of and rwowa aaut prumt tJmr ktallH. stomach ia reeeptioal of all aoarish- ment snd the fountain from which all parts tba body, derive sustenance. The of Rial Injarioas food entering itomaoh, to derange the digestive organs, and pro- ace of uppttttt.unnfraAtd iltef, 6rfatA, lav tptrtti, burmnfi, otutipation, incapacity to any mental or pkyiical duty snd of that horrid disease, DYSPEPSIA, Waioh assumes i thousand shapes, and flints towards a miserable life and premature ecay. The Medical Faculty labored tor to discover reliable spp.ti«ers and proper means of overcoming itom- chio derangements.

Certain hava long known ss partially tffeative. Among were CALISAYA BARK AND ST CROIX RUM. a Invalid physi German who resided in the 9th Ward, committed suicide yesterday by cutting hia throat, it supposed in T1 ld Burning In the tro- of dependency, he had been sick for mm. of gathered tus reoipe for tae final accomplishment of this most Important A. Sekmidtntr, Th first used a private story Premier's block, comer of East Water medlcine Wh9a salutary affects becoming some time.

and Mason BATS. The finest assortment of Hats In the oity, I of Straw Hats of the latest I known, it was brought out under the name of DRAKE'S PLANTATION BIT PLANTATION TER3. QOSB to THI The names of the Wisconsin surgeons who left tha state but week to for tbe sick and wounded volunteers from this state, an as Dr. E. B.

Wolcotl, (Surgeon General) A. M. Dnnson, Dr. R. Dunlop, Dr 0.

F. Ellsworth, Dr. F. Hatehard, Dr. J.

3. Douglas, Dr. J. 8. Crane, S.

Hood, L. K. Dewey, N. Bagel, W. W.

Caswell, J.3. Mitchell, W. Dr. D. D.

Wolcott, Otis B. Hopkins, and Dr. Thompson. aud a lot of Summer Oonce They with jnarnng the thing for the leaaon Silk Bat the pnasure of berurage a la modi to order, the only They woa.Jerful toryin the eity, ed born cases of Lirer Complaint, head with perfect ease. and Me itock before going A.

L. JanelTtaep-1 Jf 0 3t ADVERTTSBMBNT8. THOHiS CLARKSON 1 SON, aiaui.ii. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 41 East Water Street, Tas Cocat Hoc.x.--VV« I Uun ur wu In rtore, ar i nlate the country opoatfce result.

Pares. The depreciation of paper money in inconveniently felt by tbe government in Its including the differences in exchange to pay tha naval and civil expenses distant from where the Dnited States can made available. From a similar ososa many will be involved In heavy los.e«, if not bankruptcy, owing to the increased prices of tbe articles which tbey hare obligated to Already it is said they wUI apply to Con ra for relief. StKTOBT. Some weeks ago, the battle of Antietam, nomerona delegations nave visited Washington city, to consult with the President upon the actual condition of public affairs, and to suggest some change in tba mode of conducting the western campaign The President received theae delegations kindly, and to one of them, as have beard, opened his mind vary freely.

The President spoke of Qen. IfoClellan's peontsuJa campaign with no admiration. and when asked if there was no other general who could be selected, frankly exposed tba opinion that tbe army would not fight under any other leader. He stated that he offered the command to General Banks, but that officer bad declined it, and the army itself demanding HeClellan, there jras norther expedient left than to give The vneas, sad tha precaution a full equipment of tents, meed MeOlellaa's mode of proceeding with bis army; his alownea ha took in having a fn UM provisions, bat said that a portion of the army under Pope had run away and he waa fiwoad to let the army have a commander By whom they would Chicago CO.UMON COCMCIL MII.WADCCS, 9ct 30, '6X 7 1-2 o'clock P. U.

BOASD oi K.STWO. His Honor, tbe Mayor, in the chair CounV Altpeter, Deuster, Kneeland, Kunkel, Melms, Michel, McDonald, Pwker, RoeckerU, E. Smith, and Taylor. Abaent-Coun'a. Eriston, Knab, Lander, 0.

bchmidt, and Wolf. The reading of the minutes of tbe last meeting was dispensed with. Sundry accounts were presented and appropriately referred. 1 he Clerk reported from the Board of Aldermen, the reaignation of Charles Schroeder Superintendent of Bridies. Coun.

Taylor moved that it be relarred to a special committee consisting of three councilors and two in- to invesMgate tha I kave just returned from New York with one of ftoeet selected stock of Ladui and fan, that ever come into market. Also, a very Urge variety of soft Pelt Hats, and Caps of all tbe latcat styles. Also my fail of silk Hat Blocks. And now prepared to rorniniah any person with a perfect fitting silk Hat at short no. tioe.

A. L. SITTIS. Ortat in tlupncti Co itandml Maekina, well known to be and cheapen for mannfacwring purposes. Ho.

1, machine, formerly sold at $90, reduced to No. 1, shuttle machine, formerly sold at reduced to $78. Sisosa's SUOHIXS, Is the best in the world family sewlag and light manufacturing (with hem. our) and beautifully ornamented, $50 I. M.

Bisoaa Oo. 458 Broadway, T. 17 Newhall BOOM. VOHJ.TTKDH ATT1TWTION For the derangements of tha system inci- dentaj to the change of Eruptions aad exposures, which every rol- unteer is bable to, there is no remedies so safe, convenient, and reliable as HOLLO- WAFS PILLS AUD OINTMENT, 25 cts. per box.

209 yeeterday copied from the Wisconsin statement that at a republican caucus at! the Court House on Saturday evening last, I gas refused to give accustomed light, and also expressing the opinion that the flu was turned off by design, and that it was a very mean trick. I We have been informed by Deputy Sher-' iff Page, who had charge of tha house and gas fixtures, that such was not the case i and that on being informed of the failure of the light, he did bis best to remove the i obstruction, but without success; and that he not yet ascertained the cause of the stoppage of the oaual flow of gas through the matar. called on tha Co. to attend to matter. NEW FRUfT STORE.

Opened ft Itore nell la Coll'i an ooaila nre.1, 4ejlr be in. Xer-fotu Affections, Loii of Appetite, Intermittent FeYori. Diarhoea, Soar Stomach, Headache. ind Ajae. Men- ul Despondency.

4o Ai morning tiier and ifter Jiaaer tonio, they should be every family Tbey delightful, ix. hilleratlng itimulunt without any labse- ituperying ro-ictioo IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE. December i8th, 1861. MS39R9 Ijtntltmtn. 1 aave ror three )F 17 rwme'liefl wi float hare aow triuii tha fidnitiiion keipoU ouounufl'I taeir ose.

In un now Qdar i it iararsU ar 3 fbar 7 "ffect Ul -hi x. Bit- CHOICEST OP CI3A.RS: ud wurutM tod wand nl ell Hide lo tae CASCARILLA B-ARK FRESH BKCOSDWABD oiaraicr. At a democratic meeting held at the house of Loui. on the 21st the following for assembly nominal tiooi: George Abert, S. M.

Fish, David Knab, On motion, H. Moore, Louis Aaer aid F. 0. Verhein, were appointed 136 15 51 OYSTERS' lu bj thai A L. I a wuf trtimt 9 tm 07 r-ruriny I'ur Dysentery.

PirtirersWp. heretofore existing UT dia 0 1 "7 Stoweu to u. tb. of arm la MtUemeat bunaaM. 1 STOWILL, aarfy at Jb'OO DANDELION, For liinimauona 01 Loinj ind iplaen, la Uropoiflal Affejtions nd UlUary Seoroons, jr tae AodoiniDtii Obstruotioaj CALISAYA, OR KINQ Was uniaoTa BARK, committee.

assembly Ch'n. F. 0. VSIHIIS P. KXLLV, A.

ScLxxa, AMD WACTTATtMA. At an eonTention held at the bouse of Nicholas Schumaker, th, town of Greenfield, on Saturday, tbe 18th in.t Thomas Tobin, wa, called to the chair, and John P. McDonnell was chosen secretary. Sow SPBClAi BLJBCTION of the present year; and also of Mr. Bestrin tbe Bri intandent for the former year, in lar related to th.

city in connection with tbe repairing of the city bridges during their administration. Which was agreed to. The chair appointed the following oom- and Kneeland, and Aid. ueyooids. Conn.

Kneelaod moved that the board take a recess for ten minutes (in order that perhaps be can find tai payers why he per- to etoff his poeieti WhSoldirom tba-state treasnry ooBtrary ta the laa, in pajmrmt for aerrioas ha never KACUIB COOafT KOKlHiTtOlia. The Democratic Oonveetfon for Baeine Cooaty, wUet met mt tJaioa Grors yester, day BomJaatad tha For Seastfor, the state had been pledgad to pay toe flyaaiaaof oar voluntoers T'hj 0. P. Sheriff, Treaewer, Olerkoftbe Court, Segisur, Lcwts SA.TMU, District Attoi- ney, JuuttOn, Clerk oi 'the 1 Board, JjjU4 A. Surtwyor, B.

Ssuwj Caroaar, PaniCK Kit unn; HOB. tbi oaadidM for tbe Assembly ta BaciaoCity. are atrong oominations. Mr, Saa Agreed to. At the time specified tbe board resumed His honor, the mayor, in tbe chair.

The clerk called tbe roll, when Ooun'rs Lander and Surges answered in addition to the names before mentioned, Ooun. Taylor presented a petition from Patrick MoLsugblin aad praying a barn in course of erection ra 0 I reet a nti subdivision, fart, fart, shall opea the beat atock of Ltdut 1 Otmi'i fun manbfactond la oa Moaday, Tta. They up la latest styles, aad by best that I could procure ia the Kast. I would to have all ia waat of fine to examine ray stack. I all kinds of run ia tha raw state, aad can make them op In style that cannot faflt he.

ttdions. Special attention paid to altering aad re- palrtnf old Furs B. Taaoer. who are old say that the influx of contrabands al to their interests and com- awaakad to ihelter them, Al lthough to the yet it is complained that tfe government famishes rations much cickoees aad dutrose exiata among them. Some winU like to get back to JhwThaiooeofthecol.

taken tb-dsyfor a boapital for yitrabanils, nw Bcoao. Oarofthe mostalarmingfeatercs which party, aad roioh wmiieooraemore ao abould it tri- i in tab fcll, is its active interests of pOesQ4e oooasloti to be removed. oto want. local eonuaiftee of tbe Ooon. Kneeland presented petithm from Messrs.

Pitkin aad Dana asBos; fti tbaoaooeUtion of a special tatibrlSfiMSO they alleged was illegal. Beferred to the local Mock tnd whlflh 7th Cooa. Parker presented a of BE WISE BY TIMES I Po not trifle with yon Health, Constitution and Character. If you ara suffering with any ftir rhlch BBLMBOLD'S BfTRACT BUCBU Is raeommaadad, TBT IT I TET IT I TRY IT I It will Core you, Long Suffering, Ai- laying Pain and will restore you to COII.IN,, of OreenfieW, was unanimously nominated for tbe assembly. The State Democratic Address was heartily endorsed aa sound orthodox democracy.

The chair appointed Lowell Daman, and P. Walsh, ss a. sembly committee for the ensuing year. It was mutually agreed that all meeting, of the district be held at Shnmway's HaB in th. village of Wanwatosa during fol.

towing year. Several short speecaes were made urging the exertion of all democrata of the district toward the election of Hon S. Brown for congress, and all the nominees of tha county convention. Toanr, Chairman. Secretary.

Jo L.rklo, Mllwi Hr 9 Mae of ulU nnant to- rtr.f ead oo to- u.j H' joan Ta the nf lo coo OV WOCOSSIS ra. CoraiT 11, 1 lnatM ami. middle oemur; humool t'argr- i( mo (oor.iuje juuiuios of this in AntiJoto 10 ind lntermitlet.t Malarious au Amenotm trare i anicle The tu I exparl.ao^ elfaow of ttu. Bark, lent it to Earopo IS40 wld oy -ad Jssuitj ror iaa eaortuouj tC its HU Oo 5. weight tne LMsrrooj.i, md 1(J79 ilV.

oo to. let itlta tue ideart, Jf EaijU.h ia secret jf 4i- a.I pfa. boldin, 1 lartaf ia. frm of wd Sberltr. Offloe, 0-t 1W ACCTIOIV SALE Wednesday Morniag, October a2nd 10 o'olook, 9 SALBra OOM.

Jprtnt rt without r. tor nsh, oar OOODS, ajtooMsjts, BOOTS 4 snots enfeobiod jijes- for Sorofula A 0 will no a Urge wd desirable stock of Dry Goods and Groceries, bis room No. 4 Spring thi. morning at 10 o'clock. Among which casimeres, Moleskins, satinets, buck Aad ao Kxpaaare.

Cut oat the Advartisamaat eaTl or atad to it. Of Take Ho Other Ask for B.lmbold'i. Salomon and others askinV peot street between Dirliiop stceel aad south Una of Eogers' addition in the First the Ward be gravaled. Beferred to the local of rirst Ward. The Clerk reported the 1 all WM i AJlte ontha 13th hut.

which wen allowed. Tba Chair preaentedanndir claims and Saaaka, Ho. 89 that years since represented the the rmdVljortionof thetn they are boond Jo reepeet, mvwat it is" artimatcd tba. nearly. Dn ar.

nm rfthe aistrUano glove, wd Tobacco, Segars Also a lot of new and second hand stoves, aad 50 barrels of apples. S-T-M60-X. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTBR8. Wwy purify, stnngthsa, aad create a healthy Udet oiorxs MITTS. AH.

li-u btrrs's OnoUs Wbtn Apples. HOOD. Watches I Watches Watches A OPPorluult, on. STstel, w- loslj low priee. W.

ere determined la alM. oo rerr larfe Importation of Watelies it thu 00.1 prertoa. lo rroral urlff belns- flM.4 son them. Open Ikesw, ao.Bo.IUoa system and They pravtBt mlamatio aad IntertsJttent parUy the breath aad acidity of the Thr School Bistsrs de Howe Dame, rary essential to tae physisal adacatloa of taalr pupils, ana, eoaeladfd to opta a of gyaaaatlg exsreta lag Oat. 1st, oondstlaj of two lessoas a week, at Th.papn* owtejjnfraa to erery day during tbetlaMofraoeaa.

Btnu they cure Dyspepsia and Consum They onrepTtnhea; Cholera, aadCholw asoritaa. old trm of Co," general com- No. 41 Eatt Water been etxaaged to "Txosui Broat enterptiaina; a Use ImlUikn oi Th. oomposlcloni OUM, orer whleh to. told elMtro-pUMd, hMdsom.ly enmns), IliOO Bana.

fc airaved MD.OO, ID Us 4 tn. SHU. U4 Ike Waroh b. eeM toea Olnalan, witb ud aort Pine, will at BUS8ASD J. MCORAKEN, KHS WIST ma ras M.E AIL Co, IU.

iafiv the oalr to tha in th? B.tters. Lhamomille tion; Wintergreeu, aaeumatism, i Alfectionj Flowers, aromatic, stimulant mJ tonio, iigblj invigorstiog Oabditj' Anue, on iromatio sorminatire, ore.ung Uesh, muscle and milk Much used in aurs- S- Another ingredient of ind woo- derful virtue used tha prsnaratiou of these Bitters, is i natira of Brujl. snd biowu lo tha commerce of tha world A Spanish writer "administered with St trou Ram, nevo to nervous tremor, waiefulneas dutufrted slaep. So sod that It used wiih jTeat by t.he BrasiU lans, Spanish and Ladies to heightaa their color and It oheerftd- ness to tho disposition, to tba brilliancy to the withhold its from the pabllj tor the present. Totheabovo idde.l Clove Buds, Orange, Carraway, Coriander, Root, preserved In perfectly 3T, CROIX RUM.

The tonio properties of 3t. Oroii Rum, its powerful Invigorating have been long known to the physlmans he world Intermittent and Chill by of water and dies of travelers, particularly apoa western riv- are prevented sn oared by Plantation fn vent sea sickness. WHAT OTHERS SAY. PHIIABSXPHIA, 1st month, day, 1883. Thy fHend, leorst of the (mmenaa sale of flaataaon Bitters, is their Che St- flroli ram, and every article rarranteoT perfectly pore, sad tha money vHH be Mtorned 1 If not represented 1 The Plantation are put up la isrt botties, and by all aad the 1 srorloT.

Be patsiealay thas; every ootlle the fat timiU cf the PTO- atiatei'k sigaamra. P. H. DBAKK 00. r..