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single man jpf honor in, the land who. would iostify it and pronounce it even Arid yet among all the acts of Grant's event- fnl career the-radical Wisconsin ilfiguJiWWrt selects this the object of But 1 will dismiss Grant for the and pass on to the action of the United States senate, in restoring Stanton." That also meets the approval of these resolutions. senate has done so many bad that have been approved by the radicals that I do not know as 1 can make any particular com' ments on this one. There is one circumstance about this action" of the senate, which perhaps ought not to go unnoticed- In restoring-Stanton. we might charge that dignfied body, the senate, with having lied in the matter While the tenure of office bill was under discussion in theaenate, senator Sherman said that he would consent to the removal of cabinet officer who had received the politest intimation from the president to leave.

and continued this most veracious senator, ft wvul-d we Now he committed the whole radical senate to this consent," because not one of the members dissented. 86 that in this case the senate is convicted of ly- ing, and this of course calls for a resolution of approval. As I have said, these resolutions will unquestionably pass, else they would not have beon introduced, for you know the radical party take no backward 1 On to now is their motto, and they are determined to reach that destination. But there is one thing a little ing about these resolutions, which their limited character. They rfally embrace but one subject.

Are we to bavp no resolutions endon-ing the suppression of the supreme court, and the appointment of Grant as dictator Is not the whole to be thanked If so why doa't they make one job of it? Why dole it out in parcels us if they took peculiar delight in the con- U-mplntion of partisan villainy. It may be Stallion's friends wore fearful that his Iiarticrlar infamies would pale in the midst ''f the 1 of that constellation of misdeeds no combined glory of which give to the prcs- congress a hellish pre-eminence, end vi.ifh in iila' it blaze with the forbidding lustre comet. In such a connec- -m ilif glory of Stanton rcipht i l.i> a little less conspicuous. Perhaps his friciyl.s ure right in not exposing the fame his particular villainies to such a test. Well, they have lauded Stanton, "hon- cred' 7 thanked the senate, and given their unqualified approbation to that batch of detestable measures which has rendered the came of the present congress hateful in all history and for all coming time, let them go a step further and bestow a resolution of praise upon the great radical nuthor of all this mischief, and thus crown that pinacle of infamy reared by their party, and let be sometimes honored for his burning AMUSEMENTS.

MA.GAnH**.-i.Tfce News Company hare received Harper's TJemorest's, The People's and other magazines for February, ro addition to all the current "weeklies. DBT have just of new, dress goods, balmoral skirts, an(f have marked down oar entire stock. bargains in merinos, empress cloths and all -dress goods. Come and look at them; they are very cheap. SHBBWIH BEOTHKBS, No.

1 Wisconsin street. DEY GOODS AT Low A. Wheeler having just completed taking account of stock have marked down all their goods. They are offering many of their de sirable dress goods, suitable for winter and early spring wear, at lower prices than they can be obtained in Eastern markets or imported for to-day. They have a few Paisley Shawls left which they offer at great bargains.

They are constantly receiving the best brands of cotton goods at lowest prices. If the Ladies want a perfect fitting corset, a graceful hoop skirt, a good kid glove, rich embroideries, lace handkerchiefs, lace collars, or anything in the White Goods line, they will find a good stock at L. A. Wheeler 369 East Water street. STOVES, STOVES.

Oood Cheer, Stewart, Protector, Home, Treasure, Buck's Hotel Stove, Hot Air LANSING BONNELL, Huron street near East Water street. Official Paper of the City and Cowrtj. LOCAL MATTERS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1868. 1:15 7:45 1C 6:10 A 4:10 7:00 A 11 dO AH 11:45 AH 8:00 6:50 AM 12:00 RAILROAD TRAINS.

MILWAXJKBE. Chicago Milwaukee. Milwaukee St. Paul, Main Line. Bun Prairie Accom.

Eastern and Horicon Division. Mil. 4. Prairie da Cfaien JaueBTille Aecom. tXPAtT.

10:45 1:30 8:30 4:00 A 2:45 11:00 A SAO MUSIC HALL. FESTIVAL! All who want goods cheap will do well to call and see our new black alapacas, merinos, empress cloths, prints, sheetings, blankets, ladies' cloths, a good line of brilliants, jackonets, and nainsooks, Bargains in silk linen hoop skirts cheaper than any house in the city. SHEEWIN BROTHERS, No. 1 Wisconsin St. F.

Mueller, Ijairdres- ser, arid manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of hair work, has purchased, fitted up and occupies the brick building Nos. 494 ami 496 Eiist Water street, where he will be able to wait upon his customers more than ever. Seperate appartments have been provided for the accommodation of ladies. He alsp confidently commends to public attention his unrivalled French chromocome, which is acquiring groat popularity tor preserving and the growth of the hair. It also restorer hair to its original color, gives it a soft glossy appearance, and removes dandruff thoroughly.

It is manufactured and sold by himself, and may also be had at all the principal drug stores in the city. July 20. dtf. K. W.

Hathaway, practical physician, respectfully informs his old friends thut he has just returned from the south, to his old stand, 138 Mason street, where he is prepared to treat all chronic diseases on the most approved plan. Send for circulars, and copies of questions to invalids JulyUdly. LITTLKFIF.LD'S NEW "MORNING GLORY stoves and warm air furnaces, for warming and ventilating dwellings, public halls, chilrches, at Bonnell's stove and house- furnishing rooms, Huron street, justfcast of East Water street. Also Barstow's Upright Cooking Ranges. A Week with Shakespeare and Bulwer! Tr.i Rtnotrnod Great Tragedian EDWIN BOOTH For Kis nights and one Matinee, commencing Monday Evening, February 10th, Djrinc which time he will appear in the following iireat pieces, aspumine a series of characters in uhich he has NO LIVING KQ0AL Hamlet, Romeo andJuliet, Merchant of Venice, Othello, Richard 3d, Lady of Lyons, RICH LIE Mr.

Booth will be supported by McVickers Dramatic Company, And each play will be produced with the same powerful cable of characters as at McViokorts Theatre, Chicago. Miss Mary McVicker, talented land sneceBgfhl artiste, who has BUpported Mr. Booth in all the principal cities will appear at each performance. JSffi" The sale of seats for all or any one of the performances will commence at H. N.

Hemputed's Music Store, 410 Main Street, on Saturday morning February 8th, and continue each day. Parties from adjoining towns can have their seats secured by' otter, enclosing tbc amount. ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. CHOICE SEATS SECURED $1,50. febgdSt AUCTION.

Sherman Morse, Auctioneers. 105 SPRING STREET, AMERICAN EXHBESS nnual sale of TJnclriraed "Packogos will be made at our Salesroom, 105 Spring Street, on Mon, morning, February at 1C HOOD'S AUCTION HOUSE. AND UAENESS. TV No. 4 Spring "Rtrcc-t, Ml), nt 10 o'clock.

fiup l-siniiy Mcrsf. Hiifl in doubie or i mi-1 one llariiPSS. Auctioneer. Gillet's flavoring extracts for purity and strength have no superior. When you wish an article of the best quality call for Gillet's.

Double strength. Put up in printed wrappers. jan9dlm Great bargains in dry goods are being of ferred by Leigh Hawley. They have a fine stock of dress goods, woolens, linens, shawls, notions, white goods, laces, hosiery which they have put down to very low figures. They are determined to sell cheaper than any one else.

Corner East Water and Wisconsin streets. A NKW HEALTH MALT new drink has, moreover, quite a respectable prestige as being of sanitary value, end, in fact, brings from Europe an exalted repute, which appears to justify the assumption of ita de 8ante de Hoff, or Kofi's Beer of Health, or Hoff'g Gesundheit Bier. Across the water, it has for 18 years been accumulating reputation, until its annual consumption both as a beverage aud remedy has Beached the handsome aggregate of Jrom fifteen to eighteen million bottles. Mr. Hoff, the proprietor, has opened an American branch office in this city, at No.

542 Broadway. Another name for this beer is Hoff's Malt Extract," from which it is easy to infer what the principal mutters are of which it is compounded; but it differs as a beverage from all other malt preparations, as it is almost free from alcohol, and therefore neither intoxicating nor irritating; as it promotes digestion; as it contains more nutriment than porter, ale, or the strongest beer; besides it is of so excellent and palatable a taste that those who once begin continue its use, and find that it really preserves the health. It is not for us to praise it as a remedy, that belongs to the profession; but everyone is obliged to think highly of it, as it ia known that there exists for the sick and suffering no other strengthening remedy, which to an agreeable taste the most nourishing effects, and which, while it pleases the palate, strengthens the system. Sold by druggists and grocers. Dohmen, Smidt sole agents for Wisconsin.

Febld-lt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SKATING-RINK GRAND CONCERT TO-NIGHT, Thursday, Evening, February 6th, ADMISSION 50 CENTS. please copy. fbbedlt HE DISTRICT COUBT OF THE UNITED the Wrict ol WUconsin. In tho A John Jones and George A ruary, A.

I). 1888, a warrant haTebeen adjudgea bankrapts, on own wti- Uon that the payment of any debu vof any property belonging to such to tficm or for use, andUw transfer MMM by them are lorbjdden by Jaw that a of the said bankrupts, to and to choose one or more aHsignecs of thelt Trill be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, at the City of MadlBon, Dane County, ftire Mr. Sidney Footc, Rcfntter, on the 4thdiVnf March, A. 'D. ISOli, at 10 o'ciocK a.

m. THE MALLS. CLOSES. AKB.IVX. Chicago and Milwaukee Chicago and Milwaukee 9:00 6:10 A Chicago and Milwaukee 9:00 Racineand Mississippi 9:00 7:46 Kenosha and Rockford 9-00 Miliraukeeand St.

Paul 12:30 3:10 Milwaukee and St. Paul 7:00 PM AM Milwaukee and St. Paul Eastern 4 Horicon 1:00 A Mil. 4 Prairie Du Chicn 10:00 A 6:00 Mil 1'rairiedu Chlen 7:00 6:40 A McGregor and Western 7:00 PK 6:40 A 4:00 11:40 AH Ozaukeo Stage 9:00 3:00 Stape 9:00 5:00 P'U 9:00 9:0 Grand Haven Boat A METEOROLOGICAL OBSEBVATioys reported by J. Jones, Watchmaker and Jeweler, 201 Spring street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Feb.

5. Time. Thermometer. Wind. Weather.

8 '22 above. S. W. Snow. 12 35 8.W.

Snow. 6 23 S. W. Snow Visitors at the Chamber of Commerce, 1 Feb. 5, 1868.

B. Dodge, Areno; 0. C. Dibble, 'Portage City; N. F.

Strong, Mount Vernon; C. Castle, Canandague; G. Jener, Oconomowoc; J. C. Pawling, Hartland; A'.

S. Peck, Chicago; J. Johnson; Hartland; J. C. Denniaon, do; W.

Wilkinson, England; F. Miller, Wauwatosa: J. McGregor, Portagl. DANCING PARTY, The lovers of the dance will not forget to attend the pleasant party of the Cream City jr. Base Ball club this evening at Bowman's Hall.

COCET CALENDAR. The Milwaukee circuit court adjourned yesterday to 2 1-2 p. m. to-day, at which time a calendar "will be made up. SENTENCED.

The following persons were arraigne 1 in the municipal court this morning, and sentenced to the state prison: John Horrigai) and William Dell, burglary, eight- teen months; Henry Beyness, larceny, second offense, two years. There remain but two indictments for trial next week. C'ASSIOS I n. W. A.

D. K.Tcnncy. fcbddat WEST SIDE LITEKAEY ASSOCIATION The exercises this evening will be varied music, recitations, and an agreeable time is promised to those who may be present. The question for debate embraces a disquisition on and physical will, no doubt, prove interesting. II 1-2 o'clock last night a fire was discovered in the second story of a building 252 West Water street.

The apartment was occupied by a family, the fire being behind a bed, but its cause was not ascertained. The lower story was a harness and the goods were taken out. The fire department was promptly on hand, and soon extinguished the flames. Damage to building and property not very large. There is aji insurance.

i FIRE fire alarm yesterday was caused by the ignition of some loose material near a stove in the store of Mr. For tef on South" Water street, The arrival of the engines was unnecessary. About nine o'clock in the evening another false alarm was sounded. A Pleasant Occasion. Rev.

Dr. Ashley, Tuesday last. The Curling Match To-Day. A match game of that popular Scotch sport denominated "Curling" will be played in this city to-day a little above East IWater street bridge, commencing at ten o'clock. M.

David Bell, president of the G. N. 'C. C. has presented to the Milwaukee and Chiba- go clubs a beautiful silver medal, which islto be given to the club that shall be declared the winner in the match to-day.

On either side the medal is 'encircled by a wreath of Scotch thistels; and on one side the name of the donor, and the date and circumstances of its presentation are engraved; and OB the reverse is seen 1 the Scottish sentiment, beneath which are two handa clasped, and a blank left for the name of the winner, and the date of presentation. A few days since the Milwaukee club went to Chicago and gave the club there a game in which the former was victorious; and the match to-day is a return, to the winners of which goes the medal above described. The players selected by the Chicago club arrived last night, and the play will proceed as indicated below, the rinks opposite each other being antagonistic: i Wllron James Hulton James Campbell Geo Wilson, a Alston Qeo McKeaml Wm Forrcht Wm falconer, skip 0 Gillenple Robert Dr. MeAJister McAUstcr, ekfp MHWAUKEEE. Todd Oeoch Ed Pridham Hugh Hair, skip Tenney CfcuJHarwood John Johnston A McLeun, skip John Horton John Bradcn Chandler 1 James A Brydcn, skip- only to the doctor and life delightful family, but also to those; whorthronged his spacious mansion.

On Sunday the doctor extended a cordial invitation to all ma congregation to meet him give him-an opportu- to them-all before; he started on his European tour. It must nave been most gratifying to the doctor to meet such a demonstration, for old and young were there to, shake him by. the hand and wish him a pleasant trip and a safe, "return home. An hour or two was spent in pleasant social intercouse, and then a procession was which, led on by the doctor, his lady found its way to other apartments where tables were filled with everything that please the eye or tempt the palate. The ladies of the parish had Been-at work and under their magic influence all the best things of the season presented themselves.

A blessing was invoked by the then an attack was made in good earnest on the delicacies thus provided. At this moment a tap on the table commanded silence, and the attention of all was directed to a little incident that soon transpired, which touched every heart, and brought tears to many an eye. The Rev. Dr. Keene was seen approaching the spot where the doctor stood, at the head of one of the tables.

Hanging on his arm was Mrs. Eldred, a respected and much- loved lady of parish. She held in her hand a packagjs, which she pleasantly placed in the doctor's hands. l)r. Keene then addressed hint, telling him that the package just handed him contained eleven hundred dollars; and in behalf of St.

Paul's congregation he made a neat little address. Dr. Ashley seemed much touched, and when he' to reply, his voice told the emotion at work in his heart. His response happy; what he was that he might be spared to return to them aguin and find them, as a congregation, -united aud bouud together in bonds of loveiind friendship, and that health and prosperity might attend ench oue during hia absence. All felt as if a gwd man was extending his blessing the prompt- ings of a true and faithful heart.

The scene was beautiful and a fit subject for the poet's pen or the artist's brush. Not a whisper was heard, or the least noise made. The doctor had plosed a fitting little speech and pronounced his blessing on all. Joy, laughter and merriment again reigned. The doctor and his estimable lady received many congratulations during the balance of the evening; and thus passed an occasion of the purest happiness and enjoyment.

The doctor will now feel that wherever his footsteps tend until his return home, he will carry with him the loving thoughts and wishes of those who will never forget his heart-felt "good-bye, God bleea you," on Tuesday evening. Manufactures at House of Correction. It is a fact admitted that the house of correction of this county is something of an elephant on the hands of the tax-payers and their representatives, the beard of super- vissrs. The cost of its construction and of its site was in the vicinity of and its annual expense to the county will not vary greatly from This fact, associated with the knowledge that similar institutions in other portions of the country, instead of being a source of disbursement, brought in a revenue, attracted the attention of the supervisors, and lost summer a committee of that board visited the houses of refuge at Detroit and Rochester; they found in tfhe former 270 convicts, earning for the county per annum in the manufacture of chairs found other places of punishment elsewhere a source of revenue; but discovered that such legislation had been secured as to permit the Confinement of prisoners in these houses for a term of eight years, when, they had been: so sentenced; and as to permit the incarceration of convicts from other counties. On the return of the committee they reported in favor of the introduction of machinery at the house of correction, and the initiation of a system of manufactures.

The plan of the committee necessitated aa a preparatory step the expenditure of about and the project has been so far delayed; but a't the last session of the board a bill to bo passed by the legislature, was presented and referred to the committee on laws and legislation, with authority to forward it to the Hon. H. L. Palmer, at Madison, in the event of a favorable consideration of it by them. The principal feature of it is the delegation to the municipal judge the discretion to send convicts, sentenced for three years or less, to the house of correction instead of the state prison.

The object is to increase the number at the former place; and it is believed that if the limit had been five years instead of three it would have answered the purpose better; It is understood that the legislation necessary to permit the transfer of prisoners from other counties to this was obtained some time since. It is stated that tho bill mentioned has been forwarded to Madison. JAIL At Sks o'clock, in the evening both clubs sit down to a supper 'in the Ncwhall; ttiid" -with-appetites' sharpened by the contest, it may.reasonubly bo expected that much good cheer will. be vanquished, with the pleasant accompar.icnt' of tonot and song. number jpf- persons confined in the jail, of this county for the month, of January was 37, for following crimes or reasons: burglary, assault' and battery, 5f 12; larceny, counterfeiting, as witnesses, drunkenness, "bastardy, keeping nouse of ill-fairie, 1: robbery of the mail.

insane, 1. Tho number of inmates on the 2d inst. VTPS 18, of vtiiom were females. the inHleal citj to take actimin regard to the death of to the Dr. i E.

fii-y Oa'notion of Dr. L. MoEnight.ff commit- ee was- appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting. 1 TO The committee consultation, reported the following resolutions, which, were unanlt moualy adopted: WHEEKAS, it has pieaaed Divine'prdTir dence to remove from among us an old and" valued-member of the medical profession, Dr. John B.

Dousman, therefore SuolveS, That by hia death the profession has been deprived of an honorable member, and the community of an experienced prac- tioner and worthy citizen. Resolvtd, That we recognize in ouV departed friend and brother a man of great energy and perseverance, of more than ordinary professional knowledge and skill, who for a period of forty-two years has devoted his highest faculties to the relief of suffering humanity. That we offer the bereaved family our earnest sympathy in their sudden and deep affliction; and that we will show our respect for the memory fcnd worth of our departed friend by a general attendance at his funeral se'rvices. Resolved, That these resolutions be communicated to the family of the deceased, and to the city newspapers. THH LADY.

the course of a speech recently delivered in this city by Hon. J. E. Arnold, that gentleman! adverted to the rapi-'iywith which of great importance pass-from tie public mind, and are forgotten. The truth, of this observation was illustrated by a circumstance that-came to our notice yesterday.

The Lady Elgin disaster was the deplorable that ever befell this city; it cast a pall over Milwaukee, the state and the country. loss of life which it caused perceptibly affected the population of one of our extensive wards. Yet to-day there are very many who cannot toll the dato-pf- its occurrence. Two or three several persons on the east shore of Kke Michigan, who had all of them lost fitiends in the calamity, were recurring to it; and the time of its occurrence came in question; one asserted that it was in 1807, another that it was in 1859, and several othor dates were assigned to it. Finally a wager of wtas staked upon it, so assured waa each in his opinion.

No records were accessable on the other shore, and the referee yesterday called at this ofiice to obtain a look at the files of The DAILY NEWS. It waa found that the Lady Elgin disaster toot place on the night of the 8th of September, 1860. Circuit Cdnrt HaKet. Milwaukee Dock waaagain np and concluded. Most of the teflji offered was excluded byttho court and verdict was directed by court be returned for the plaintiff for the sum ett 85,175.

i-VV The defence moved to amend their answer just althe'close of the trial. Johnson was then taken up. This was an action brought to recover two pennlties of one hundred dollars each foe not gtYing a satisfaction of two after the- mortgages paid. Tho case went down on a defective complaint, and waa not tried. In the afternoon, no casea being ready for trial, the court discharged the jurors in' attendance, they having served their lawful time, and then adjourned' until to-morrow at o'clock, at which time 1 the peremptory call of the calender will be made, and all untried either set down for trial or continued for.the tonsn.

GRAND CHAPTER At the annual election of officers of the Grand Chapter ef Royal Arch Masons, held at Masonic- Hall, yesterday, the following officers were: duly. elected: M. E. H. Carpenter, Grand High Priest, Milwaukee.

R. E. Thoa. B. Tyler, Deputy Grand High Driest, Sparta.

R. Joseph Yates, Grand Kinz Berlin. R. J. A.

Horlick, Grand Scribe, Racine. R. E. John M. Levy.

Grand Treasurer, La Crosse. R. E. W. T.

Palmer, Grand Secretary, Milwaukee. E. Rev. J. T.

Prior, Grand Dane. E. J. M. Stebbins, Grand Captain of Host, Kenosha.

E. Josheph Keyes, Grand P. Sojourner, Menasha. E. W.

D. Lyon, Grand R. Captain, Elk- horo. E. J.

W. Blanding, Grand M. of 3d Vail, Lancaster. E. Joseph Winslow, Grand M.

Fort Atkinson. E. C. P. Mead, Grand M.

of 1st Vail, Wa I terloo. Comp. Ebenezer Clewitt, Grand Guard, Woodstock. The Grand Chapter concludes its labors The St. Paul Eating House.

The St. Paul railroad company has erected at the Union depot, on Reed street, in the Fifth ward, the finest passenger depot and eating house in the state. While it was in process of building minute mention was made in THE DAILY Nsws'of its extent and style of construction, and at present it ia necessary to mention little more than that it has been completed, at a cost of and is now in operation. Mr. W.

T. Fox, whose reputation as one of the best landlords in the state was established at Portage' City, has supervision of the place, and with his family, resides in the upper story. The building was erected under the uspervision of Mr. M. Morris, the agent of the company.

The din- Ing room is a very fine apartment fifty feet square and sixteen and a-half feet high, and is capable of seating one hundred arid fifty persons. It is under the immediate direction of the Reward, John Morrisey. The large apartments used as- sitting rooms for Ladies and gentlemen are on opposite sides of the building, and are connected by a lunch and refreshment room, presided byj John Schenerll, a caterer well known in thig city. The entire arrangement of the whole building is in the best style, and it fills adequately a want that the traveling public has seriously A new track has been laid close to the new depot, and hereafter all trains will arrive upon it, and will depart on a track more to the westward. The players engaged in the curling match will take their noon-day lunch at the new depot to-day.

oy This Thursday evening, Jpb, 6th, at o'clock, at the society's hall opposite the poat ofiice, it is especially necessary thafc the members and all interested in prosperity of the association should assemble themselves for the consideration of business of vital importance to the enferpriae. Turn out en masse, and a gJorioua success shall crown our efforts. By order of EXECUTIVE BOARD. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. February 5.

THE SENTENCED FOR COUNTERFEIT Hall has been confined in the 'g; il of this county since last October upon a charge of having executed counterfeits of the legal tender of the United States, or ra her of having uttered the same. His tria has been continued until yesterday, when ie was arraigned in the United States cinrt. Hia counsel, H. L. Palmer, endeavor 3d to procure a continuance of the case for the purpose of obtaining witnesses for the defence; that being he refused any further connection with the case, and' the prisoner placed himself at the disposal the court.

He was sentenced to confinement in the state prison for five years. He was a resident of West Cairo, Allen county, Ohio, ana was a man that did. considerable business. It was charged that he had passed a counterfeit bill in Fort AUunson, one in Watertown and one in Whitewater. He is a man of about 40 years, and has a wife and child in Ohio; and it is stated'tfiaf his relatives £re people of sonje wealtii.

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