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li Durcinx Davmoo Andrew Davit Btglisb tobn Englwh Patrici. Vo.oeT j'rench Hichaei hosier AUredU Tax John. KlemiBknx Fe.cb Ali-on Fox fiaml Flett Fipk Lfrt Len Preach Alvm (i Grant Ler; Uotekiah tobbm Harrison 41 Upbblns Edwin K2 Reynolds Kengan 1,91 Reynolds Jodc 5 li-1 Rhodes John 5Ja Jibodet William ITS 78 Rhodes Thorn 97 146 Bafferty Peter S32 126 Bict Paancl 948 333 Rhode- 900 816 Pe.t«r Si feimmotte 6.9TI 278 538 U8J. Scryker a 400 4u3 Bxmatl 680 12U Simmons T16 367 Smith A (astate 85 of) 1,1 4fl 414 1.82S 1,709 Slossea Jowph A 326 1,000 $00 436 Joto 190 430 Steals William 437 203 Stewart 45 51 Scott Mathew 281 I Smith 8Uai 147 416 Shumway AlonMB 128 71 fitonebreaker Peter 285 (estate of) 436 Stoi.break.er Orin 0 761 860 Scofield Jamea IBS 218 Btoekvril John 177 Soittb Eftfnf 454 GaliekCorneliucM Smith Andrew 31 iJulict GUbtft H2 Bndley 257 GtU'CkAbfahan Jacob 1,364 tiiMteftR A Si eot Graham ZJO Bhersoan oflj BMfl 8,600 31 MOSfNtttaJotaPeUr 610 60 146 Havlry 1,700 StrodKfiarid S69 HeadFrMkttnH 45 Ktrbnc BMttorA Hatch BonJT 84 CG 711 HoltUnrvnC 867 Tat lor fanou 747 679 TooaUeRB 3,726 ,100 Oottfrirdson Oridtej John Ornehard Uallaghf-rloan Oleasoa Wm Gibbs Oliver Oibbc Bent ff Hoe be. JehUl Bolbraek Ja Nathan Ipaac Jftraao Tboman Timothy KinemanJohn Kellogt Kingiuan omnuel CM 270 Tracy JaknB 88 Ml Hemry 44 760 230 572 4J 44S 197 THE MILWAUKEE NEWS, MARCH, 1865.

THE BARY-MllWAUItEE NEWt l.ucs FOK a Basiaesa Education, go to LIN. ILH'S Cbts-Boi. oct29dtf iCi.08iiio OTTT WORSTED odt of this line of business, I have conclud to EeR all kinds of Goods, each as Hoods, Nubias, Sontaps, Scarfs, Comforters. Break- faist Shawls, Garibaldis, Caps, Seating Caps. at cost, to close them Mas.

D. W. (30BTZ, IdecSldtf No. 221 East Water St. "Haate to know it.

that I witu wings aa swift At meditation, or the thoughts ef Mayproretoyon" That by the nse of Dr. D. H. Seeley's Liquid Catarrh Bemedj a pernanent cure will be effected. i All afflicted with spermatorrhoe, seminal Wiaknees, nocturnal and diurnal emissions, bought on by abuse of the system, from evly indiBcretions, which is.so fearfully prev- parts of the country, causing of memory, confusion and depression mind, dimness of sight, and often UnesixBanity, with other deplorable eyrap- to disease, shoald not fail to apply im- to Dr.

Steigleder. No. 84 Chesnut and get a permanent cure effected. Any one sending a three cent to P. 0.

boxftai, Milwaukee, will reeeiTe in return a circular containing information not before, published. SPECIAL NOTICES. the find by onr correspond enta that the Impression has very generally ob tained In country, and to some extent in Milwaukee, that about to remote from the city. This is wholly without We hare cast our lot with Milwaukee, and propose to lire here. Por the present we occupy the basement of our olid store, where we shall be happy to reoeire calls from merchants of the Northwest.

Dae notice will piTen of onr permanent as soon as the preliminary arrangements are perfected. All persons indebted to will please call and tle without delay. J. L. DATIS CO.

Milwaukee, Feb 1-s, I'soa feb25dlm. Benlley'a Bates', corner of Hasan a.od Main streets, is now open for the recep tioc of guesu, and we hope bv strict atfnijoB to business to merit the patronage of the public- Breatfaet from to 10 a.m. Lnnch from 11 to 1p.m. Dinner. m.

oysters in erery (tvle a moments notice The choicest liquors, wines and cigar? Private dinners aad upper? lotlen up to the most fastidious. A few day boarders ran be accommodated. Give Ufa A. (J. BxstLSf a.

TOO WANT SOLE LJiATHSR Of tbf beK brands at LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES? Then call en or of GIBBON'S Leather Dealers, JeodilOm 16 N. i. of Che Nerrooa, Uriaar? aad Sexnttl New and reliable treatment reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION sent by in sealed toiler envelopes, of charge Address Da. J. 8E1LLKN BOU6HTON, Howard South Ninth Mreet, Philadelphia, o( Moatrea.1 ralf Frxnrb Branij purr, mild, an J.

ALISOS, Nu. Ileafr. Solr ARH VJT- li Ttetor 660 92 61 Kefy William 47 Krurnw 60 Kiddez 260 LoomU Albert 2,3 1,084 Uas 400 WhiUljJ White Warf Wieke Gee WUUami WefcnnoB flwry Weaver Hiwni Wodswortb Joha Woi'ely Thomaa Williams Baal jr Wood 8 B. (eBt. Of Wagner Joaa Woodwortb Lafayette 42S Wall Juel WUl ions 1,300 Waite Wm Yaw Pardon 337 Tale Qe "iS 3W 281 465 1,446 212 69 1.4 65 3.2 a hoad rrrp tPUcroUef Ail cJ ur rtiders ire neqntrited to carefully peruse toe ootuoin iwivertisr- tneni of in another pan ot -his paper, ajid imm'-liRtatY Kad 'or the 3i pamphlet in' vtlua-ole tnjoreiauoit to both fUij'-.

-a-- It in scaled lojtfc, tree of OR. W. B. MERWTK OvJ Liberty Hew OW Eytm iHiuiei paexphiet bow to Fpeedily reetotv right and give gpeeta- withsat of doctor or taedletae. Bent by on Addren B.

fOOTE, M. 1130 Broadway, New Torfe City A democratic meeting will be held the City Hall of Milwaukee, on SATUi BAT, APRIL 1, 1865, at 2 o'clock P. (Cr the purpose of nominating eity officer to be supported at the ensuing charter election. Each ward will be entitled to three delegates in such convention. By order of the committee.

Loins AUK, PIB.ST democratic caucus will be held on Wednesday, 22d from 3 to 7 o'clock p. at the house of Jacob Braun, on the corner of North Water and Maine streets, for tbe purpose of electing ward omeera, aad, delegates to the city By order of the wart) committee. HlATHBB. (JAUCDS or or tie lominaUoa of for ward ofioeaf atd to the cityWrention, will be held at Ph. Altpeter's hall, Tuesday Marci S3d, from 4 to 7 o'clock p.

m. A preliminary meeting for the nomination of delegates will be held at the same place Monday, 20th at o'clock p- m. The Ward Committee. SUBSCBIPTIONS UNITED STATES 7-30 LOAN. BECJEIVEfl BI T.

L. BAKER, CASHIER, State Baixk oi WisconaiiL, COVHTT LOCAL MATTERS, KAIL WA! TRA1WS 2: lop. M. i6 1:00 A. 'I A.

1C. DITEOrf ASB MILWADKM. 10:06 P. "li' 1 p. 10:00 A LA 3:50 A.M.; n-40 A.M.

WEDNE8DA1T, Of ARCH 1865- Corrxir DxiiocaATic NOMINATIONS. The democratic county convention which as- gambled in this city on Saturday last seems to have discharged its duties in a manner likely to meet with popular approbation generally. Judge Mallory, who is renomina- ted for judge of the Municipal Court, is one of the most efficient, capable and high nind- ed officers ever elected to any office in the county, and hie consent to remain in that position ia fortunate for all concerned. Judge Smith will also be re-elected county judge by common consent. The members of the convention deemed it due to public interests, that an officer of acknowledged legal ability and experience on the bench should be retained rather than make that responsible position a subject of personal or partisan strife.

Mr. Holihauer, the candidate for clerk of the Municipal Court, is known to be amply qualified for the place, and hie election is unquestionable MlLWAFKES AHD WAUKR8HA PLASK ROAD COMI-ANY. The bill introduced in the assembly upon ibis subject by Mr. Thompson provides that the directors may erect and maintain two toll gates at convenient distance from each other, and may exact toll from all persons traveling on their road at each of said gates, at the following rates; not exceeding five cents at each gate for every vehicle, sled, sleigh or carriage drawn by one animal; if drawn by two oenta if drawn by more than two animals, fire cents for each additional animal; for every horse and rider or led animal, five cents at each gate; for every score of neat cattle, twenty cents at each gate; for every score of sheep or swine, ten cents at each gate, and no thun half the gatage herein prescribed shall be taken from persons residing within one-half mile westerly of either gate said ro-ad, for passing the pate thereon nearest the place of residence of such person. usual reservation is made as to funeral processions, and it is further provided tb.it persons traveling the entire length of the road to Milwaukee shall pay but half the of gat- age named on the return trip.

There is much opposition to the bill at home CALIFORNIA PETROLIUM COMPANY The Church Journal says: This new corporation ia just now the theme of the whole fraternity of petroleum financiers. No company in existence, in our candid judgment, promises to yield snch golden dividend to its stockholders. Its orneers and jireotora are all men of the highest order Augustus 0 Richards is the president, and JohirE. Williams, the president of the Metropolitan Bank, is toe treasurer. Among the directors are such men as Sidney B.

Morse. Jr. editor of The New York Observer, William H. late of Mellen Co Henry B. Hyde, of the Equitable Life Insu- ranee Company.

Charles H. Russell, Wm W. Stone, Thomas Smull, Henry M. Alexander, Thomas A. Scott aud men widely known for their integrity, financial talent, and wealth; and men who would not Cor an instant knowingly lend their names to any doabtfnl or second rate institution.

J. A. Hetfenstein, No. 3 Hewhall House, is agent for the company. TM FoatY-SiarH We learn that this regiment has received orders to depart to-day for St.

Louis- It has nine companies already organized, and and the tenth will be sent to the regiment as soon as filled. The regiment is spoken well of, and univer sally pronounced a fine body of men. A number of ita officers have been in the field fur some time past in other regiments. It is with pleasure that wo learn that J. T.

B. DeWitt Jsas received the appointment of sutler of the 48th regiment. It came Wholly without his solicitation or knowledge, and is a deserved compliment. THB Vfcin By reference to our advertising columns, it will be Been that this bfsatifo! residence, on Eleventh street, ia for "sale. There ia a fine lot of fruit trees on the grouads.

Parties seeking investment in this line will do well to notice this- offer. the disagreeable weather of the past few days, people seem determined to enjoy themselves. The Arlington's have been greeted with fair-sited audiences proving that people appreciate Jtheir worth. To-night the Grand Gift Concert will of course call oat all who are able to go out. To-morrow night the Skiff Gaylord troupe commence their entertainments at the Academy.

Ia regard to this company of sable musicians, we have only to say go and see them and you will surely go again an advise your trienus to do same 3Jiey three Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. On Friday evening, Murdook reads at the sioBaU; and on Saturday evening, Judge IfoArtkor lectures at the SUM i cur advertising columns to-day. will be aeen the card of the association, announcing the lecture of Jas. E. Murdock.

Upon the merits of this lecture, no comment is neceasaryt PIKST WAHD DRAFT committee expects every man liable to draft, and all others interested in filling the quota of the ward, to come to the meeting at Peter Theis' Saloon, corner of Lyon and Jackson streets, this evening, at 7i There is a chance to fill the quota at once, for which purpose this meeting is called. By Order of the Committee. P. R. SaisawiH Co.

will continue to receive Wisconsin currency ia payment for all purchases at their store. Briag ia your currency and we will give you many goods for it as for greenbacks. Bemember this place. P. R.

SMKWW Co. New Nos. 372 874 Bast Water street. DIED. At Hospital, on 4ch ef typhoid PLACE, Co.

Vol. In- The deceased enlutod in service over year ago from Waupan, he an estimable wile and faur little children to mourn his NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE FIIRWATER MILL, Other Property, For Sale, tske in part Payment a Good House and Lot in Milwaukee. froci com- HK aboye Mul, tour uin Braadrn, rn the R. it QOW orjer to do 50 long, three stori-s tugb, wi'i, ba.it stn 1 had one Overshot Water 20 rua of 4 Icet one Merchant 0 (44 i i-c bolting c(ocb), ooe Cus'om Bolt, ft do QustoiaBo.l Cleaning Appjialcu, uew and moat approred Siod, Klogr Ac and Wsrehooae for Grain, with glevaror, W- Hopner, tc 25 of a jari- stream can grind tii year no miH nsaier than nine miles; sitnote and Grand Prahiea firmmsf the ths I House, i 45 'eft, with birm, Ac Alan, Store, 1 1 be done.

AJso, Oood Roane Hiiier. A 80, Acres o( Tb. fhe on whichisa Mill w.th r.O i of Ail itrirrs iiUUVBa RlfLY, wiLJ mirfi. OTIOE is mra Klocricc; belJ in cue ffvvri: wsrds 'ha oi Mi.w Kte, on thf fourcii ij of neit, that bi" electioa a.t lol Ut ward un aoa-r ff. Caipi- slres-t.

Cd ward at th- of Loa-j Aaer, on Woa-th St. 3d ward at th- ti'iMt ha Murpby, corner of haase on.l street. 5tb at the iloaac 6tn wirU at ihf h. of I' Tbird and jihermaa 7th ward Beit's ill, on Mij-ket nth ward at thehouj- of Lnlmaan, on Co. Ho .5 oa Se-- wirU at tui? b.cu-i» o' tfr.

CQ Valuer. Vcir of ta iite i (Jouotj rVf MJ couctf AL.J a-- :oll.i»ti; T.j ofl'-rrj trMI-r, City try and i bp auk?" court L' ry ur ItfT y-i- ur itocva -i sh Til One OQ-- -dice (or one oae foe two Use Aldpnasji, toid office for one ao f. office for tvro yr.r One jeara. Assea'or, one CoQ.tibl* lad ose EaiJroad Cccai -iicDf-r i raa as Aio-'rraan, wao ttuK hold bja for one One CoQaalmAo shajl hold ha office tor two years. One one CoogtabU and on- Exilroad as Alderman, who iha.1 hold hit for one One Councilman, wko thai! hold nu for two years.

One Constable ind Railroad £5 Aldermaxi, who attail hold offiea for yrat One (Joanalmaa, wao shall hold tin offien for t-wo ji'trs. One Assessor, aad oaa BIOBTH W4SB. One who saail ttold hu ofioe for oae y.ar One Coonolman, who shaUhold rua two yearn. OneJoatice the Peace Asaewor, tad one Railroad THK BI-ITW One who shall hold lus lor year. One Conncilmaa.

who iball hold big odtoafor two Justice of the Peaea. one Oerutable aad Polls will be from nUe o'clock ia the foraeooa until STB o'clacc ia the afternoon UKO 8. OODflMAW, Citj Oierk. IClwsMiiee, March In Justice's Court: MILWADKBS OOCNTT of Milwaukee, To John Frei: OO aro tereby notitied tha; a warrant of attachment haa issued against jou and your property attached, Co iotisfy the demand of William Waaweiitr, amountiaj? to 5-luo Dcllara, Now, )oa ehi.l appear bufore t'etar Justice of tbo Peace for said county, at bja office in said ou tho llth 9 Apul A. D.

Uoo, 4 Oo'olooiin tha forrnoon. jodgment wil be rendered you, and jour property sold to my debt. thia 20th Uay of March, A 1S85 WM. WASWEILKR, Pl'ff. 00 of the LaSe Far- ADVERTTSEMENTS.

I SHALL 1 A ND where to get full rilua for our money Wa can tell yon plainly, taat although houses oare announced their intentions to da ALL of the trade of this aity, or one, 399 East later Street la it a qowt, way, to oatahlninf all Ughta. We are now opening, of the FINEST STOCKS Krer brought to thia city, and offering ttla SUN at Mtonishinj prices. COTTON GOODS! At Tary near old Clotffi, r'assimeres and Satiaete, As low as they boaght. TABLE LIMfiNS OAHASK.B TO WEI. IMC A ad Qoaaekeepui? goodi jenafally, always all competitors.

Drcrn taris Cloaks 1 Shawls Pricea named will easora aatidfaotion- No but what thia pr eee for Orj that will elo bayars. THE PEOPLE'S STORE of Sts. THOB1AJS HOOLRT. FropcietM Would announce to the pntlic that tiu-ir buyers now in the waiting for just the right time ake advantage of the existing runic in Dry Goods. We h.ave -earcely any Domestic Goods in tmt shail have them, by Express, in three ur four days, at panic pricea.

What we have now remaining of Domestics, together with the few foreign Goods which we have sprinkled in during th past three weeks, in fact all that there is remaining of our scanty stock, we can afford to meet the market promptly on, and have this day made a further reduction of at least 20 per cent. Our Spring Stock, which will be bought at the heighth of the panic, we shall ofler at a very slight advance, and, of course, at such prices as it will be impossible for our competitors, who bought enormous stocks in February, to meet The popular house of people SHERWIN'S, For Sale to Bent. Mansion Street, north of (a 11 on which it the gfonnda fceartag ftuit Tl 1" al3 4 1 of.