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We present to yon our first issue of a DIRECTORY for the CITY OF MADISON. Without commenting in detail on the amount of matter and informa­ tion contained in our work, we refer you to the Table of Contents. Our Directory contains, in addition to the general directory of names, an accurately compiled and alphabetically arranged BUSINESS DIREC­ TORY. Wherein the name of each person doing business in the city, both Professional, Mercantile, Manufacturing and Mechanical, will be found appropriately classified. Herein, likewise, will be found a reliable and carefully arranged STREET and AVENGE DIRECTORY, showing where each street commences, the direction or course it runs, and the termination of the same. To­ gether with an Appendix full of useful and authentic information. Our work is embellished with fine engravings of the State Capitol and State University. We take pleasure in tendering our thanks to the Merchants and Busi­ ness men for the very liberal amount of patronage bestowed in adver­ tising and subscriptions to the book, and to the citizens generally, for the commendable spirit of zeal and enterprise in revealing and facilitat­ ing in the compilation of the facts and necessary information for the work. Confidently relying upon the patronage and support which we have endeavored our work should merit. We remain, very respectfully yours, &c, SMITH, DU MOULIN & CO. NOTICE. All persons" authorized to act as agents for the Directories issued from this establishment, or for any purpose whatever, are invariably furnished with a certificate of authority, signed by our firm, specifying distinctly the nature and extent of their powers, a reference to which will at all times protect persons dealing with this establishment, through such agents, from any imposition which maybe attempted by persons pre­ tending to have such authority. SMITH, DU MOULIN & CO. Milwaukee, April 15th, 1858. The following Directories are issued from this establishment :— Wisconsin State Business Direc- Milwaukee City Directory,.. $2 00 tory, Price, $3 50 Iowa State Business Directory Racine City Directory, 1 25 (now in preparation,) 3 00 Kenosha City Directory, 1 00 Iowa State Register, (now in Madison City Directory, 1 25 preparation,) 2 00 Horicon, Waupun, Ripon, and Minnesota State Register, Berlin Directory 150 (now in preparation,) 2 50 TABLE OF CONTENTS.

PAQH PA OB. Abbreviations, 9 Government of the Town Appendix, 99 of Madison, 105 Athenean Literary Society,... 135 Government of the State,.... 99 Banks, 73-123 Government of United States, 99 Bible Society, Dane Co., 137 Governor's Guard, 126 Board of Education, 113 Grand Chapter R. A. M. 129 Board of Instruction, public Grand Council R. & S. M ,... 128 schools, 120 Grand Division S. of T., 132 Business Directory, 72 Grand Lodge F. & A. U...... 130 Capitol Lodge, I. 0. of G. T.,. 132 Grand Lodge I. O. of G. T.,.. 131 Cemetery, 140 Grand Lodge I O. of O. F.,.. 131 Charitable Institutions and So­ Hiram Lodge F. and A. M.,.. 130 cieties, 128 Hesperian Literary Society,.. 135 Chess Club, 137 Hook and Ladder Co., 108 Churches, 138 Hope Lodge I. O. of O. F.,... 131 City Government 106 Incorporated Companies, 124 Circuit Court, 108 Insurance Companies, 123 Concordia Lodge, F. & A. M., 131 Joint Stock Companies, 124 Colleges, &c, Ill Judiciary, 107 County officers, '. . . 104 Libraries, 120 Courts, 107-108 Literary Societies, 135 Dane Co. Agricultural Society, 133 Madison Board of Education,. 113 Dane Co. Bible Society, 137 Madison Chapter R. A. M.,... 129 Dane County officers, 104 Madison Chess Club, 137 Dane Co. Farmers' Protective Madison City Government,... 106 Union, 124 Madison Council R. and S. M., 128 Dane County, sketch of, 104 Madison Encampment I. O. of Editorial Association of the O. F 131 State, 121 Madison Gas Light and Coke Educational, 110 Company, 124 Engine Companies, 108-109 Madison Guards, 127 Excelsior Division, S. of T.,.. 132 Madison Hydraulic Co., 124 Express Companies, 128 Madison Institute, 136 Fire Department, 108 Madison Libraries, 120 Fire Wardens, 108 Madison Lodge F. and A. M.,. 130 Free and Accepted Masons,.. 128 Madison Maener Choir, 135 Gas Company, 124 Madison Post Office, 109 General Directory of names,. 9 Madison Press, 121 Good Templars, 132 Madison, Sketch .of, 105 Government of the City, 106 Madison Town Officers, 105 Government of Dane County, 104 Madison Turn-Verein Assoc. 137 MADISON DIRECTORY.

PAGE. PAQK. Madi3on Typographical Union, 137 State Assembly, 101 Magazines and Periodicals,.. 122 State Central Lodge, I. O. of Mail Arrangements, 109 G. T.. 132 Military 125 State Government, 99 Musical Society, _.. 135 State Historical Society, 133 Names too late for regular in­ State Medical Society 134 sertion, 6 State Militia, 125-126 Newspapers, 89-121 State Senate, 101 Odd Fellows, 131 State Sup't Pub. Instruction, 110 Police Court, 108 State University, 101 Post Office Department, 109 St. Gecrge's Society, 135 Preface, 2 Street and Avenue Directory, 141 Press of Madison, 121 Supplement, 6 Probate Court, 108 Supreme Court, 107 Public Buildings, 109 Teachers, Public School, 120 Public Schools, 113 Telegraphs. 128 Rail Roads, 127 Temperance Societies, 132 Religious Worship, 138 Title Page, 1 Sack Company, 109 Town Officers, 105 Scandinavian Democratic Turn-Verein Association,.... 137 Press Association, 124 Typographical Union, 137 Scandinavian Press Associa­ United States District Court,. 107 tion, 125 United States Government.... 99 Secret and Benefit Societies,. 128 Young Men's Christian Asso­ Sketch of Madison, 105 ciation, 137 Societies, Associations &c. 133-135 EMBELLISHMENTS. Sons of Temperance, 132 State Capitol, 100 Stage Lines, 94-128 State University, 112 State Agricultural Society,... 133

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Architects. PAOB. PACE. Donnel & Kutzbock, 100 State Bank, .front page. Butchers and Meat Markets. Williamson & Barwise, 151 Conley & Rhodes,...... 150 Booksellers and Stationers. Nichols, R 166 Bliss, Eberhard & Festner, oppo­ Spencer, P. II. & Co 157 site title page. Coach and Carriage Makers. Banks and Bankers. Bird Brothers, 165 Bank of the Capitol,., .front page, j Dane County Bank,... " " i Commission Merchants. Marshal & Ilsley, <: " Carman P. L. & Co., 151 MADISON DIRECTORY.

PAoa. Daguerreotypes, &c. Marble Works. Fuller's Temple of Art, 158 Abbott, Abijah 156 Wood, S. A 152 Hoffman, H. C, Mil 162 Directory Publishers. Merchant Tailors. Smith, Du Moulin & Co., 167 Booth, AVilliam 152 Klauber S. & Co., 147 Druggists, Wholesale and Retail. Wright & Paine, 145 Newspapers. Argus and Democrat, 143 Dry Goods. Sentinel, Mil., 168 Klauber S. & Co., 147 State Journal, 144 Whittelsey, F. & J. H 146 Painters, House, Sign & Ornamental, Engravers and Dye Sinkers. Tolford, Joshua W 149 Hickok, Francis S.—Mil., 161 Webster, J. S 153 Mossin & Maw,—Mil., 162 Physicians and Surgeons. Furniture Dealers. Rudd, J. C 150 Clark, Darwin 101 Planing Mill &c. Hardware, Cutlery, &c. Campbell, James 152 Gleason & Brother, 155 Plows and Agricultural Implements. Hotels. Billings & Carman, 160 American House, Front Page Capitol House, 101 Rail Roads. Hyer's Hotel, 150 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 175 Osborn House, 154 Chicago and Rock Island,.... 173 Walker House,—Mil., 163 Chicago. St. Paul & Fon du L. 178 Galena and Chicago Union,... 177 Insurance Companies. Illinois Central, 174 Madison Mutual, Front Page La Crosse and Milwaukee,... 170 Wisconsin State, 106 Milwaukee and Chicago, 171 Milwaukee and Horicon, 176 Land, Loan and Money Agents. Milwaukee and Mississippi,... 179 Hunt, John W. Dr Front Page St. Louis, Alton and Chicago, 172 Richardson J. & Co.,.. " " Williamson & Barwise, 151 Ready Made Linen. Filkins, Mrs. J 100 Lawyers. Atwood & Haskell, 151 : Undertakers- Gregory & Pinney, 152 | Fitch, Deming, 155 Orton, Hopkins & Firmin,... . 153 Greene & McKay, 160 Welch and Lamb, 153 i Woodward, George E 166 Upholsterers, j Greene & McKay, 160 Lithographers. j Wine3 and Liquors—Wholesale. Reen & Shober, Chicago, 159 ! Clay, J. II., Mil., 167 Locksmiths, Bell Hangers, &c. i Isham, Patten & Black, Mil., cover Schumacher & Johnson, Mil., 163 SUPPLEMENT.

NAMES TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION. Allen George W., preparatory class, bds University Armstrong Richard, preparatory class, bds University Ashmore George W., sophomore class, bds University Babcock James S , preparatory class, bds University Baker Myron A., preparatory class, bds University Bostedo Alfred L , preparatory class, bds University Botkin Alexander C, junior class, bds University Bradford Hill O, junior class, bds University Britton James B., sophomore class, bds University Brooks Abijah E., real estate agent, h Johnson c University Av Brown Elliot K., freshman class, bds University Bund Marguerite, book folder, Pinckney c Washington Av Bund Verona, book folder, Picknoy c AVashington Av Burdic Lewis, carpenter, h University Av n Mary Burke James, clerk, bds Osborn House Carpenter J. H., (Carpenter & Sprague,) lawyer, Main bet Pinckney and Wisconsin Av, h Butler n Johnson CARPENTER & SPRAGUE, (J. H. Carpenter & E. T. Sprague,) lawyers, Main, bet Pinckney and Wisconsin Av Clark Leonard S., junior class, bds University Clark James, preparatory class, bds University Clark Samuel P., preparatory class, bds University Clay Thomas H., freshman class, bds University Clemens Jacob, laborer, h University Av n Bruen Cream Timothy, laborer, h University Av n Charter Daniels Edward, preparatory class, bds University Dawes Benjamin D., preparatory class, bds University MADISON DIRECTORY. 7 Dawes Daniel W„ freshman class, bds University Dawes Rufus R., sophomore class, bds University DETWILER JOHN R., attorney and counseller at law, so­ licitor in chancery, and commissioner of deeds for the several States, State n Johnson Dickson James, hair dresser, American House. Doodis Peter, carpenter, h University Av n Bruen Dow John, freshman class, bds University Everson Duane S., preparatory class, bds University Fallows Samuel, junior class, bds University Farley Edward, teamster, h University Av n Burdiek Fitz Hugh Edward L., junior class, bds University Forbes Herrick A., preparatory class, bds University French Philander W., preparatory class, bds University Gardner Andrew, freshman class, bds University Griffiths Mary, book folder, Pinckney c Washington Av Griffiths Sarah, book sewer, Pinckney c Washington Av Guild Edward B., junior class, bds University Hale Thomas J., sophomore class, bds University Hammond J. H., student, bds Osborn House Hand Elbert 0., junior class, bds University Hand John W., preparatory class, bds University Hanson Randall W., sophomore class, bds University Harrington John, preparatory class, bds University Hart Clement L., preparatory class, bds University Hauck Michael, laborer, h University Av n Mary Haynes Thomas M., preparatory class, bds University Heekmeister Henry, mason, h University Av n Mary Hilton Parker, blacksmith, h Johnson n Bruen Hoover Charles A., preparatory class, bds University Hopson George L., preparatory class, bds University Hubbell Richard W., under graduate, bds University Hyde Edward A., preparatory class, bds University Inglehart Nicholas G., sophomore class, bds University Inglehart Nicholas H., freshman class, bds University Jacgel Peter, carpenter, h University Av n Bruen Johnson Theodore, carpenter, h University Av n Mary Jones E Herman, junior class, bds University Kitching J. 0., student, bds Osborn House Knappen C. D., bar tender, American House Kouck Louis N., preparatory class, bds University Legler Andrew, book-binder, bds University Av n Gilman Lenz Jacob, clothier, State n Henry 8 MADISON DIRECTORY. McGuire John, engineer, h University Av n Bruen McHogan Matthew, plasterer, h Johnson n Mills McHogan Thomas, plasterer, h Johnson n Mills Mather Charles, carriage maker, bds Osborn House Maul Daniel, book-binder, Pinckney c Washington Av Newman Peter L., carpenter, h University Av n Bruen Nicholas Elizabeth, book sewer, Pinckney c Washington Av Nicbuhr, book-binder, h Webster bet Washington Av and Mifflin O'Conner John, teamster, h University Av n Charter Osborn Ezra H., proprietor Osborn House, 12 King OSBORN HOUSE, 2 King Reiner Elias, book-binder, bds University Av n Gilman Schneider John, stone cutter, h University Av n Charter SMITH A. WARREN, directory publisher and advertising agent, Milwaukee, bds American House Steele Anton, basket maker, h Warren n University Av Steele John, basket maker, h University Av n Charter Stock John, book-binder, bds Gorham c Brearley Theiss Charles, tinsmith, h University Av n Mary Varney Albert H., bds Osborn House Ward George, preparatory class, bds University Wheeler Blrs., book folder, Pinckney c Washington Av WILLIAMS E. II., Assistant Superintendent M. & M. R. R., bds Capital House Wood Charles A., clerk, bds American House Yagla Gottleib, saloon, Main n R. R. Depot MADISON DIRECTORY.

Abbreviations used in this Directory:—ab above ; al alley ; Av avenue; bel below; bds boards; b or bet between; bl block; c or cor corner; ct court; do ditto ; E east; ft foot; h house ; la lane ; N north; n near ; opp opposite; r rear; sq square; S south; st street; W West. NOTE.—The names in CAPITAL LETTERS are Advertisers and Subscribers to the work.

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Aadne Hans, cabinet maker, h E Canal Abbott Abijah, marble works, Main n Carroll, h Main bet Bas- sett and Broome Abbott Chauncey, (Abbott & Clark,) lawyer, Main opp Park, h Washington Av c Fairchild Abbott Harriet, widow of Charles, boarding house, Wisconsin Av n Mifflin Abbott Lucius H., clerk, bds Wilson n Pinckney Adams Charles, laborer, h Dickinson n Williamson Adams Charles D., (Adams & Adams,) hardware &c, 8 King, h Pinckney n Dayton Adams Eugene B., (Adams & Adams,) hardware &c, 8 King, h Dayton n Pinckney ADAMS & ADAMS (C. D. & E. B. Adams,) hardware &c, 8 King Ainsworth Calvin, (Ainsworth & Baltzell,) lawyer, Wells bl Main opp the Capital, h Clymer c Carroll Ainsworth Henry Clay, Main n Capitol House, bds Johnson Albee Alexander, teamster, bds Butler n Mifflin lO MADISON DIRECTORY. Albce Otis A., harness maker, Main n Hamilton, h Butler n Washington Av Alexander Elizabeth, dress maker, h Wilson n W Canal Alexander Richard, laborer, h M. & M. R. R. Depot Grounds Alexander Robert, laborer, h M. & M. R. R. Depot Grounds Alford Henry, shoe maker, h Williamson Allen Moses, baker, bds Washington Av n Webster Alvord John J., harness maker, bds State n Gilman AMERICAN HOUSE, Pinckney c Washington Av. [See Ad­ vertisement.'] Ames Albert S., tailor, h King n Wilson Anderson Andrew, boarding, h Clymer c Canal Anderson Ann, waitress, American House Anderson O, printer, bds Christiana House , Anderson George, waiter, bds Clymer n King Anderson Stacie, chambermaid, American House Andrews Edward, flour dealer, bds Main n Bassett Andrews Patrick, laborer, bds Clymer, n R. R. Anschutz F. W., brewer, h Broome n Washington Av Anschutz Hugo, clerk P. 0., bds Webster n Mifflin Armbreoht George, tailor, h Williamson n Wilson Armstrong John, laborer, h Blair n Washington Av Arnold John K., bds Clymer c Carroll Arthur James, porter, Capitol House Askew G. W., produce and grain dealer, M. & M. R. R. De­ pot Grounds, h Atwell Benjamin A., grocer, State n Johnson, h same Atwood David, (Atwood & Rublee,) editor and proprietor of State Journal, No. 6 Bruen's Block Pinckney c Washington Av., h Wisconsin Av n Clymer Atwood J. P., (Atwood & Haskell,) lawyer, Bruen's Block, Pinckney c Washington Av., bds Capitol House Atwood William T., clerk, bds Wisconsin Av n Clymer ATWOOD & HASKELL, (J. P. Atwood & F- A. Haskell,) lawyers, 1 Bruen's Block Pinckney c Washington Av ATWOOD & RUBLEE, editors and publishers of State Jour­ nal, 6 Bruen's Block Pinckney c Washington Av Aust Jacob, laborer, h W Canal bet Williamson and Main Austin Charles G., carpenter, h Williamson e Baldwin Austin Drusilla, widow of Russell, h Williamson c Baldwin Austin Ira, boarding, h Wilson n Pinckney Austenwith George, butcher, h Jenifer n Williamson Avery Daniel S., overseer of livery, bds City Hotel MADISON DIRECTORY. 11 B. Babcock Willett, (Jas. E. Fisher & Co.,) furniture dealer, Pinckney n Lake, h Mifflin n Webster BABCOCK WILLIAM IL, truckman, h Langdon n Broome Babler Oswald, cabinet maker, bds Mifflin n Webster Bacon George E., assistant clerk Swamp Land department, bds Wisconsin Av Bacon R. S., commercial college, Pinckney c Mifflin, h at Cin­ cinnati Bacon's Mercantile College, Pinckney c Mifflin Bailey Myron T., county clerk, Fairchild n Main, h Johnson n Hamilton Bailey William, tailor, h Jenifer c Patterson Baker J. H. D., clerk, h Chandler on Greenbush Addition Baker John, express agent, bds Main n Bassett Baker William F., lawyer, h W Canal n Main Baker William G., plow maker, h foot of King Ball Joseph, painter, bds Eastern Hotel Baltzell John R., (Ainsworth & Baltzell,) lawyer, Wells bl Main, bds U. S. Hotel Bancroft A. L., clerk, bds Wilson bet. Carroll and Hamilton BANK OF THE CAPITOL, Pinckney n Washington Av. [See Advertisement] Barckhan J. E. G.,upholsterer, h Johnson n Blount Barker Mahlon, barber, U. S. Hotel, h Gorham n E Canal Barnard Isaac, bds Pinckney c Johnson Barr J. T., cook, Capitol House Barry Fanny, embroidery, Hamilton bet Main and Clymer, h same Barry Henry, waiter, Capitol HJUSC BARRY P. D., Rail Road House, Main n Bedford, h same Bartels J. L., clerk, bds Main n Canal Barth Casper, laborer, h Webster n Mifflin Bartholdt Wilhelm, hair dresser, State n Fairchild, h same Bartlett Edward G., (Bowen & Bartlett,) physician, Bruen'a Block Pinckney c Washington Av, h Gorham n Carroll Barwise George II., (Williamson & Barwise,) real estate and banker, Pinckney n Main, h Main c Henry Batchelor James, gunsmith, University Av n Lake, h same Bate James A., corresponding clerk State Treasurer's office, Capitol, bds E Canal n Mifflin Bauman John, helper, bds Williamson c Blount 12 MADISON DIRECTORY. Baunhaven Frederick, laborer, bds Gilman n State Baus Richard, lager beer saloon, 19 King, h same Baxter George, eating house, Main n Bedford, h same Baxter Joseph, gas fitter, bds Main n the R. R. Depot Beach Nelson, fireman, h University Av n Lake Beattie Sarah, widow of James, h University Av bet Francis and Lake Beck John L., porter, h Becker Werner, laborer, h Washington Av n Blount Beckman Charles, boots and shoes, King n the Lake h same Beechlin George N., tailor, h c State and Johnson Beechlin Mary A., milliner, c State and Johnson, h same Beerbaum Henry, wagon maker, junction Wilson and Wi.liam- son, h Williamson n Blount Belden Charles A., (Cook & Belden,) jewelers &c, 3 Capitol House Block, bds Fairchild bet Main and Clymer Bemer Christian, physician, h Main n W Canal Bemis Frederick, butcher, h Butler n King Bemis Isaac A., book-keeper, bds Wilson c King Benedict Stephen G., general agency office, Pinckney bet Main and Washington Av, h Fairchild bet Main and AVashing­ ton Av Berg Paul, painter, h AVilson c Blount Bergen Frederick, laborer, h Main n Bedford Bergsland H., cabinet maker, bds Main n Bassett Bernard Charles, fisherman and tailor, h Gorham n AVebstor Berry Daniel, head waiter, Capitol House Bevett George, civil engineer, h Johnson n Blount Beyler Henry, lager beer, AVilson opp King, h same Bibbs John, clerk, h Clymer ab King Bibbs John, clerk, h Fairchild n AVashington Av Billings Charles H, (Billings & Carman,) plow maker, King n Butler, h Pinckney n Dayton BILLINGS & CARMAN, (C. H. Billings & S. H. Carman,) plow makers, King n Butler. [See Advertisement] Birch William, laborer, Clymer n Bedford Bird Ann, cook, State University BIRD AUGUSTUS A., Mayor, late builder, h Wilson c Bas­ sett Bird Duane D., student, bds AVilson c Bassett Bird Frank W., chief clerk Swamp Land Dep't, h Wilson n King Bird George W., student, bds Wilson c Bassett MADISON DIRECTORY. 13 Bird Ira AV., (Bird Brothers,) carriage builder, Main c Butler, h Butler n Mifflin BIRD JOSEPH W. P., baker, AVashington Av n AVebster, h same Bird Matthew, laborer, bds Farmers' Hotel Bird Truman E., (Bird Brothers,) carriage builder, Main c Butler, h Main n Broome •Bird AVallace AV., clerk, bds AVilson c Bassett Bird AVilliam, express driver, bds Main n R. R. depot BIRD BROTHERS, (J. AV. & T. E. Bird,) carriage builders, Main c Butler Bishof Bernard, plasterer, h AVilliamson n Dickinson Bishop A., under sheriff and jailer, county jail, h same Bjoinson Gabriel, editor, &c, h Hamilton n AVilson Black AV. S., porter, Lake House, cor AVilson and King Blake Jesse, yardman, Capitol House BLAKE JOSEPH M., lawyer, &c, Van Bergen's Block, Pinckney c Clymer, bds United States Hotel Blight Matthew, carpenter, h Washington Av n Blount Bliss Albert 0., clerk, bds Butler n Main Bliss G. P., (Burgess & Bliss,) sash, doors and blinds, AArash- ington Av n Broome, bds Johnson Bliss Horace G., (Bliss, Eberhard & Festner,) bookseller and stationer, 11 King, h Butler n Main BLISS, EBERHARD & FESTNER, (II. G. Bliss, J. Eber­ hard & F. C. Festner,) booksellers and stationers, 11 King. [See Advertisement] Bleth Francis, carpenter, la. Webster n Mifflin Boardman Henry R., printer, bds AV Canal n Mifflin Bochmer Matthew, blacksmith, bds BODENSTEIN HENRY, harness maker, Webster n King, h same Bodwell Hiram, , h Gilman n State Boelsing Frederick, engineer, h Gorham Boggs Thomas AV., bricklayer, bds Main n Henry Boiard William A., h Spaight n Ingersoll Boies Edwin G-, laborer, h ft Clymer n R. R. track Boland Thomas, laborer, h Clymer bet Broome and Henry , Bonac Frederick, stone cutter, h University Av n Murray Bonner J. A., assistant clerk Swamp Land Dep't, h Mifflin Boose John, laborer, h Spaight n Dickinson BOOTH WILLIAM, merchant tailor, Pinckney bet Clymer and Main, h AVilson bet Henry and Broome. [See Adver­ tisement] ., 14 MADISON DIRECTORY. Borchsenius H., printer, bds Clymer c Canal Bouck Frederick, cooper, h Williamson n Brearly BOUCK GABRIEL, Attorney General, State Capitol, bds Capitol House Boudler Conrad, butcher, h Butler n Main Bovee Theodore N., guns and pistols, Pinckney bet Clymer and Lake, h Spaight c Ingersoll Bowen Edwin D., watch, bds State c Lake Bowen Byron W., grocer, Pinckney n AVashington Av, h Pat­ terson bet Jenifer and Spaight Bowen J. Barton, (Bowen & Bartlett,) physician, Bruen's block, Pinckney c Washington Av, and milliner, Main n Carroll, h AVashington Av n Butler Bowen & Bartlett, (J. Barton Bowen & E. G. Bartlett,) phy­ sicians, Bruen's block, Pinckney c Washington Av Bowlan Thomas, laborer, h Main n Henry Boyd Thomas, laborer, h rE Canal n AVashington Av Bradley Henry, butcher, Morris n Bedford, h same Brahany Timothy, laborer, h r Clymer n Bedford Brainer Christian, milkman, h Blair n AVashington Av BRALEY ARTHUR B., police justice, 11 King, h State n Lake Braley Hepza, widow of Rufus, bds State c Lake Brandley Anton, blacksmith, bds Gorham n State Brant Louisa, domestic, U. S. Hotel Brauer Gotleib, brewer, bds Williamson c Blount Braun Adolph, teacher, bds Krans Hotel Bray Otto, shoe maker, h AVashington Av n Blount Breckensbourgh Maria, servant, Jenifer n Few Brehady Thomas, laborer, h Johnson n Livingston Brehaney Timothy, laborer, h AVilson bet Broome and Bedford Breidenbach George, teamster, h AVilliamson n Patterson Breidenbach Michael, teamster, h AVilliamson n Patterson Brendler Anton, blacksmith, bds Brennan John, laborer, h Mifflin n E Canal Brennan Richard, carpenter, h Francis, n University Av Brennan Thomas, laborer, h Mifflin n E Canal Breese Levi, clerk, bds U. S. Hotel Breust Joseph, baker, State n Fairchild, h same Breuling Joseph, barkeeper, bds AVisconsin House Bright Frederick, bds Clymer, bet Pinckney and King Bright Winnifred, widow of Edward, h Carroll c Johnson Brisbane AVilliam, teacher, h Fairchild bet Main and Washing­ ton Av MADISON DIRECTORY. 15 Bristol Charles, , bds c Pinckney and Dayton Bristol J. B. Rev., Episcopal Church, Carroll c AVashington, Av., h Dayton n Few Broderick Elizabeth, domestic, bds Main n Bassett Bromley John H., freight conductor M. & M. R. R., h Uni­ versity Av., n Lake Bromley Pliny L., bds University Av n Lake Brooks AValter R. Rev., Baptist Church, Carroll, h Gorham n AVisconsin Av Brooks William, boots and shoes, Webster n King, h Brown , (Brown & Marinus,) meat market, State n Gor­ ham, h Brown , shoe maker, h Gorham n Blair Brown Edward, servant, bds Wilson n King Brown Israel E., steam engines and foundry, foot Lake n Fourth Lake, h same Brown James, carpenter, h University Av n Francis Brown James J., physician, Carroll c Clymer, h same Brown Maria S., school teacher, bds AVinnebago B-'Own Newman A., , h Gilmore n Carroll Brown Robert, stage agent, bds United States Hotel Brown Timothy, (J. Richardson &Co.,) real estate agent, and cashier Dane County Bank, Pinckney c AVashington Av, h Pinckney c Johnson BROAVN & MARINUS, ( Brown & J. H. Marinus,) butchers, State n Gorham Brownell Aaron W., h E Canal n Mifflin Brownell Lyman F., (Dutcher & Brownell,) livery stable, AVisconsin Av c Clymer, h AArisconsin Av bet Clymer and AVilson Bruce A. T., (Gridley & Bruce.) auctioneer, Pinckney n Cly­ mer, h Johnson n Hamilton Brunn Frederick, fireman State Capitol, bds Christianallouse Brunn Fritz, clerk, bds Gorham c Blair Brunn J. N., printer, bds Christiana House Brush Daniel, carpenter, h Carroll bet AVilson and Clymer Bryan Chas. K., painter, h Spaight n Patterson Bryan John, (Bryan & Fulham), omnibus proprietor, Main n Butler, h Wilson n King Bryan & Fulham, (John Bryan & Richard Fulham,) omnibus proprietors, Main n Butler Bryant George E , (Orton & Bryant,) lawyer, &c, 1 Van Bergen's block, Pinckney c Main, bds American House 16 MADISON DIRECTORY. Buck 0. C, (0. C. Buck & Co.,) furniture dealer, Main n Carroll, h Iowa Buck 0. C & Co., (0. C. Buck, C C Church & Wm. Haw- ley, ) cabinet and furniture dealers, Main n Carroll Buckley Timothy, pressman, h r AVilson n Bassett Buckley AVilliam, porter U. S. Hotel Buelseing Frederick, turner, bds Oilman n State Bugh Samuel G., assistant clerk Swamp Land department, bds Main c AV Canal Buhn Henry, laborer, bds AVilliamson c Blount Bull George W., miller, bds AV Canal n Mifflin Bull Hiram C, lumber, &c, Main n Bedford, bds State bet Lake and Francis Bull Thomas, book keeper, h Clymer n Henry Bullis J. P., (Fuller & Bullis,) Lake House foot of King, h same Bunner John C, clerk, h Mifflin n E. Canal Burcksums —, printer, bds Clymer c Carroll Burdiek Elisha, (Delaplaine & Burdick,) real estate broker, over State Bank, h Wilson n Bassett Burger Peter, mason, h Gilman n State Burgess Asa, (Burgess & Bliss,) sash and blinds. AVashington Av n Broome, bds Johnson n State Burgess James E., boots and'shoes, 8 Fairchild's block BURGESS & BLISS, (A. Burgess & G. P. Bliss,) sash, door and blind factory, AVashington Av n Broome Burk Frederick, cooper, h Williamson ab Brearly Burk Peter, laborer, h r Main n Broome Burk Thomas C, clerk, h University Av n Gilman Burke James, laborer, h AVilson n Broome Burke Margaret, h Clymer n Bassett Burke Peter, laborer, h Main n Henry Burns James, well digger, bds Rail Road House Burns John, laborer, h Clymer n Bedford Burrington Richard, farmer, bds Eastern Hotel Burt Heman, chair maker, h Johnson n Blount Burt Thomas laborer, h Main n Bedford Burt AVilliam, h Main n Bedford Burwell Charles II., clerk, bds Main opp the Park Burwell David M., boots and shoes. Main n the Capitol House, h same Burwell J. C, carpenter, Murray n State, h same Buser Alexander, laborer, bds AVilliamson c Blount MADISON DIRECTORY. 17 BUSH DERICK C, county judge, Fairchild n Main, h Wash­ ington Av c Broome Butler Daniel T., mason, h Clymer n Pinckney BYRNE JOHN A., land agent, &c, h Bassett c Clymer

CalkinsE. A., (Calkins & Webb,) publisher, Main c Webster, h W Canal n Main CALKINS & WEBB, (E. A. Calkins & G. Webb,) pub­ lishers Argus and Democrat, Main c Webster Callahan John, laborer, bds ft Clymer n the Railroad Callahan Michael, laborer, h Callaher John, laborer, h AVilson n Bedford Callaher, Mary, widow of Dennis, h n R. R. Depot Calligan Matthew, laborer, bds Farmers' Hotel Camack James, tinsmith, h Grove Place, Dane Co., Wis Camman Stephen, laborer, h Clymer n Bassett CAMPBELL JAMES, carpenter and builder and planing mill, AVashington Av n Broome, h Fairchild n Washington Av. [See Advertisement] Campbell John, (Madison Depot House,) boarding, &c, Wash­ ington Av n R. R. Depot Cantwell Michael, printer, h CAPITOL HOUSE, Main e AVisconsin Av. [See Adver- ment] Capron George, (C. Potter & Co.,) pork packer, Wilson c Butler, h Main bet Henry and Broome Carman Peter L., (P. L. Carman & Co.,) commission mer­ chant, foot of Main, h Butler n Mifflin CARMAN P. L. & Co., (P. L. Carman, N. Gray & J. N. Jones,)produce and commission, Main n R R. Depot. [See Advertisement] Carman Samuel, physician, h Butler n Mifflin Carman Stephen H., (Billings & Carman,) plow maker, King n Butler, h Butler c Mifflin Carpenter Barlow G., produce dealer, King bet Wilson and Clymer, bds Wilson bet Pinckney and King Carpenter J. H., lawyer, 11 King, bds Butler n Mifflin Carpenter Matthew H., stone cutter, bds W Canal n Main Carpenter Stephen D., (Carpenter & Martin,) publisher Pa­ triot, Pinckney bet Main and Clymer, h Spaight n Few 3 18 MADISON DIRECTORY. Carpenter S. H., assistant superintendent Public Instruction, h Henry n State Carpenter William B., bar tender, Eastern Hotel CARPENTER & MARTIN, (S. D. Carpenter & J. T. Martin,) publishers Patriot, Pinckney bet Main and Cly­ mer Carr Ezra S., professor, State University, h same Carr Othni, carriage maker, h Wilson n Pinckney Carroll John, shoe maker, bds Main c AVebster Carroll Thomas, fireman, bds Kinney's Hotel Carter William, horse shoer, AVisconsin Av n Clymer-, h AVash­ ington Av n AV Canal Carter William, well digger, bds Pennsylvania House Cary John, laborer, bds Kinney's Hotel Cashen Thomas V., book keeper, bds Johnson n Wisconsin Av Cass Bridget, waitress, American House Cenpheny John, shoe maker, h Frances n State Chadsey Benjamin, bar tender, bds St. Nicholas, Atwood's Block, Main Chadwick E. B., St. Julien Saloon, Main c Pinckney, upstairs Chapman Alfred, clerk, bds Butler n Main Chapman Chandler B., physician arid surgeon, Pinckney n AVashington Av, h same Chappell James A., book keeper, bds Osborn Houso Chappell John II., clerk, bds Osborn House Cheney Albert, clerk, h Butler n Mifflin Chillson Eaton, carpenter, h Gorham n State Chittenden Nelson, dentist, h Main c Broome Chivers John, laborer, bds Clymer n King Christiana House, E Canal n Mifflin Christopher Heinrich, carpenter, h Jenifer n Livingston Church Caleb C., (0. C. Buck & Co.,) furniture dealer, Main n Carroll, h Gorham n Pinckney Church Thankful B., seamstress, bds AVebster c Gorham Churchill Ebenezer D., h Jenifer c Ingersoll Chynoweth Thomas, harness maker, AVashington Av, h Johnson n State CITY HALL, Wisconsin Av c Mifflin City Hotel, 35 King Clancy John, blacksmith, h r Main n Broome Clark Cynthia M., widow of John, boarding, Mifflin c Webster CLARK DARWIN, furniture dealer, Main n Webster, h same. [See Advertisement] MADISON DIRECTORY. 19 Clark David,.teamster, h Wilson n Pinckney Clark Jacob, harness maker, bds Clymer n Pinckney Clark John, clerk, post office, bds Wisconsin Av n Mifflin Clark John, laborer, h Langdon n State Clark John H., deputy postmaster, and hats and caps, (0. B. McGie & Co.,) 3 Fairchild's Block, bds AVisconsin Av opp City Hall Clark Julius T., (Abbott & Clark,) lawyer, Main opp Park, h Wisconsin Av c Gilman Clark Melville C., book keeper, bds Mifflin c AVebster Clark Patrick, laborer, h Langdon n State Clark S., fireman, Capitol House Clark William, teamster, h Clymer c Bassett Clayton Hammond, cabinet maker, bds AVebster n Main Clemmens Margaret, laundress, State University Cline Matthias, (Sekles & Co.,) grocer, State n Henry Clohasy Joseph, shoe maker, bds Kronse's Hotel Clow John J., artist, h Patterson c Gorham Clugston AVallace, carpenter, Main n Bassett, h same Cohen Peter, h Blair n AVashington Av Coit D. R., lawyer, Main n Carroll, bds Capitol House Colby William, bowling saloon, AVashington Av n Pinckney, bds St Julien Cole Orsemas, judge Supremo Court, h Pinckney n Gorham Cole AVarren Jr., (AV. Cole & Co.,) dry goods, &c, Pinckney n Washington Av., h Carroll c Johnson Cole AV. & Co., (W. Cole & AV. Cole, Jr.,) dry goods, &c, Pinckney n AVashington Av, h AVhitewater Collen Kate, waitress, Capitol House Collen Mary J., pantry maid, Capitol House Collins Alexander L., judge and president Wisconsin State In­ surance Co., h Clymer n Carroll Collins John, laborer, bds Main n Bassett Colwell Charles B., (Colwell & Co.,) druggist, &c, Pinckney n Main, h Clymer c Carroll Colwell Eugene F., (Colwell & Co.,) druggist, &c, Pinckney n Main, bds AVashington Av n Grace Church COLAVELL & CO., (C. B. & E. F. Colwell,) druggists, &c, Pinckney bet Main and AVashington Av Condor Michael, bell boy, Capitol House Conklin James, wheat buyer, h Mills c Dayton Conlan Patrick, laborer, h Patterson n Johnson Conlin Thomas, laborer, U. S. Hotel 20 MADISON DIRECTORY. Conley Harvey, (Conley & Rhodes,) butcher, Main n Webster, h Johnson n Wisconsin Av CONLEY & RHODES, (Harvey Conley & James Rhodes,) butchers, Main n Webster. [See Advertisement] Connell Patrick, laborer, bds AVilson n Bedford Connell Robert, engraver, bds Fairchild n Main Connell Timothy, laborer, h Wilson n Bedford Conover 0. M., professor, State University, 'h same Cook Charles W., grocer, Pinckney n Main, h Wilson n Pinck­ ney Cook Ellen, widow of Marcellus, h Main n Bassett Cook G. R., (Cook & Belden,) jewelry, &c, 3 Capitol House Block, h at Rochester Cook Herman J., laborer, h Johnson n Few Cook William, artist, bds State n Fairchild COOK & BELDEN, (G. R., Cook & C. A. Belden,) jewel­ ers, &c, 3 Capitol House Block, Main Copp Ezra P., watches and clocks, Pinckney bet Main and Clymer, bds Wisconsin Av bet Clymer and Wilson Corneliuson Charles, register of deeds, h AVilson c E Canal Cornell Henry, ladies boarding, AVilliamson n Dickinson, and saloon, King, h Williamson n Dickinson Cornell Robert, clerk, bds Fairchild bet Main and Clymer Corning Thomas, hack driver, bds Wisconsin Av n Clymer Corss A. N., bds Spaight n Patterson Cosgrove E. II., telegraph operator, Bruen's Block, Pinckney e Washington Av., bds Wisconsin Av n Mifflin Cosgrove Michael, carpenter, Frances n University Av., h same Cottlan , (Cottlan & Bro.,) grocer, State n Gorham, h same Cottlan & Bro., ( & Cottlan,) grocers, State n Gorham, h same Coulmeyer Jacob, mason, h Spaight n Dickinson COUNTY JAIL, Henry n Main COURT HOUSE, Main c Fairchild Courvoisier A., Pinckney c King, h same Cowles Seth, baker, Main n Butler, h same Cox Ambrose, bds W Canal n Mifflin Cox John, cook, bds W Canal n Mifflin Cox Robert, boarding, W Canal n Mifflin Cox William, carpenter, bds W Canal n Mifflin Crampton H. B., (Muldoon & Crampton,) blacksmith, State c Gilman MADISON DIRECTORY. 21 Crandall C. Ann, h E Canal n Washington Av Crandall Joseph B., produce dealer, Columbus, AVisconsin, h Johnson n State Crandall M. D. L., teamster, h E Canal n Washington Av Crawford Eliphalet B., (Friend & Crawford,) clothier, 9 King, h Butler c Mifflin Crook Rueben, plasterer, h AVilson n Butler Crouchwright John, shoe maker, bds State n Henry CROAVLEY JEREMIAH, Assistant Attorney General, State Capitol, bds Clymer n Hamilton Crowley John, gas man, h Wilson n Blount Culvertson J. C-, (C. S. Mears & Co.,) lumber, Mifflin n Car­ roll, h at New Albany, Ind Cummings Kate, chambermaid, Capitol House , Cummings Mary M., widow of John, h AVilson n Bassett Cummings Patrick, laborer, h University Av n Frances Cunningham Andrew, laborer, h Blair n Washington Av Curtis Ambrose B., student, bds AVinnebago n Yahara Canal Curtis Ann L., (col'd) widow of Jerome, h Main n Butler Curtis C. W., assistant principal, bds Butler n Mifflin Curtis Daniel S., reporter, h Winnebago n Yahara Canal Cutler H. D. B., (Cutler & Ford,) lawyer &c , Van Ber­ gen's Block Pinckney c Clymer, h State Cutler & Ford, (H. D. B. Cutler & J. C. Ford,) lawyers &c., Aran Bergen's Block Pinckney c Clymer D. Dacy Patrick, laborer, h Johnson n Patterson Daggett Elizabeth, milliner, bds Prospect n State Daggett James J., clerk, h E Canal n Main Daggett Lyman, (Martin & Co.,) wines and liquors, 29 King, h Langdon n Wisconsin Av Dakeley Robert, h Spaight n Patterson Daly Margaret, waitress, State University DANE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Pinckney c Washington Av DANE COUNTY BANK, Pinckney c Washington Av DANE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY, Pinckney n Main DANE CO. FARMERS PROTECTIVE UNION, M & M R R depot grounds Danforth Charles O, freight clerk, bds Main c Broome Darling Lucinda, school teacher, bds Spaight e Ingersoll 22 MADISON DIRECTORY. Darmody Michael, laborer, h Clymer n Bedford Darwin A. G., freight agent M. & M. R. R., h State n Lake Darwin Ephraim D., freight clerk, bds State n Lake Daubner Andrew, clerk, bds U S Hotel Daubner Ferdinand, finisher, h Patterson bet Johnson and Gor­ ham Davenport Lewis, produce dealer, h Gorham bet Fairchild and Carroll Davidson AArilliam, carpenter and builder, h Hamilton n Main Davis A. C, agricultural implements, Wilson c Butler, h Mifflin c AV Canal Davis Alexander H., physician, Pinckney n Clymer, h Clymer bet Pinckney and Wisconsin Av Davis Cushman K., assistant librarian and deputy clerk sup't com. State Capitol, bds Pinckney Davis Fernando, school teacher, bds Clymer bet Pinckney and Wisconsin Av Davis Francisco, bar tender, Hyer's Hotel Davis James, bds Main n Henry Davis Jonathan, compositor, h Washington Av n Broome Davis Mary, widow of AVilliam, bds AVashington Av n Broome Davis Michael, laborer, h Gorham n Patterson Davis Nathaniel J., bds Carroll c Gorham Davis Orlando, bds Hyer's Hotel Davis Richard T., carpenter and builder, Pinckney c Dayton h same Davis Sidney, printer, h Broome n Main Davis AVilliam, farmer, bds AVashington Av n Broome Davitt William, carpenter, h AVilson bet Broome and Bedford Dawson James, jr., (J. Dawson & Son,) woollen manufactur­ er, Williamson n Yahara Canal, h Dayton n the Canal DAWSON JAMES & SON, (James Dawson & James Dawson, jr.,) woollen manufacturers, Williamson n Yahara Canal, h Dayton n the Canal Dawson Thomas, woollen worker, bds Dayton n Yahara Canal Day Edgar L., clerk, bds Wilson n Pinckney DEAN NATHANIEL AV., lawyer and real estate dealer, Bruen's Block Pinckney c AVashington Av., bds Main c Carroll Dean Simeon, insurance agent, Bruen's Block, h Fairchild n Washington Av Dean Thomas, carpenter, h AVilson n Bassett Deards Edward, carpenter, bds AVilson bet Henry and Broome MADISON DIRECTORY. 23 Deards John, carpenter and builder, h Wilson bet Henry and Broome Dearolf George, boarding, h Wilson bet Butler and Pinckney Dederich Christian, varnisher, h Prospect n Pinckney Deerolff William, boll boy, American House DeForest Isaac N, late farmer, office Pinckney c Mifflin, h Park c State DE FREES JAMES M., drugs, &c, Main n Carroll, bds Car­ roll c Johnson Delarr John, laborer, h University Av c Lake Delaplaine George P., (Delaplaine & Burdick,) real estate bro­ ker, State Bank, h Oilman bet Pinckney and Butler DELAPLAINE & BURDICK, (G. P. Delaplaine & E. Bur­ dick,) real estate brokers, Pinckney n Washington Av DeMott E. James, foreman, h State opp Skinner's Foundry Dempsey Thomas, laborer, h Main n Bassett Dengle Jacob, soap maker, Jenifer n AVilliamson, h same Dennison Henry D., blacksmith, h Butler n Main Dennithorn Peter, stone setter, h r University Av c Lake Devine Michael, laborer, h r State Devlin John, laborer, h Mifflin n Few Dewey George AV., drover, h Butler u King Dewey S., h Butler n King DE AVOLF ELISHA, proprietor Capital House, Main e Wis­ consin Av, h same. [See Advertisement] DICKINSON JAMES M., cashier, Bank of the Capito], h State c Lake Dietrich Christian, varnisher, h Gorham n Pinckney Different AVilliam, shoe maker, bds State Coin Dillon Ellen, dress maker, bds Wilson n King Dillon J. D., actor, bds Butler c AVilliamson Dillon Maria, dress maker, bds AVilson n King Dillon AVilliam, h AVilson n King DINKELMAN FREDERICK, Golden Star House, Main c AVebster, h same Dinneen Thomas, laborer, Mifflin n E Canal Divine Michael, laborer, h Gilman n State Divine Michael, laborer, h n M. & M. R. R. depot grounds Doblen John, tinsmith, b E Canal n Clymer Dodge George AV., assistant clerk, Swamp Land Dep't, bds Washington Av c Henry DODGE HIRAM G., dry goods, groceries, &c, AVebster n Main, h Butler c Mifflin 24 MADISON DIRECTORY. Doerschlag A. P., billiard saloon, Main c Pinckney, h Main c E Canal Doherton James, laborer, h AVilson n Bedford Donaldson N. S., (Donaldson & Tredway,) dry goods, &c, Main opp the Park, h at Milwaukee Donaldson & Tredway, (N. S. Donaldson & A. D. Tredway,) dry goods, groceries, &c, Main opp the Park Donnahoe Daniel D., laborer, h r AVilson n Bassett DONNEL SAMUEL H., (Donnel & Kutzbock,) architect, 13 King, h Clymer bet Carroll and Hamilton DONNEL & KUTZBOCK, (S. H. Donnel &A. Kutzbock,) architects, 13 King. [See Advertisement] Donnolon James, clerk, h AA'illiamson c Broarly Dooling Patrick, alderman, bds Kinney's Hotel Doris James, h r Main n Bedford Doris John, h r Main n Bedford Doris Patrick, laborer, h r Main n Bedford Doris Thomas, Providence House, Main n Bassett, h same DORN M. FRANK, clerk, bds Clymer n AA7iseonsin Av DORN MICHAEL M., stable, AVisconsin Av c Clymer, h Clymer n Wisconsin Av Doarance Michael, laborer, h Main n Bassett Dorrigan Michael, laborer, h AVilson n Bassett Dorschler A. P., liquors, h Main c E Canal Dougherty John, porter house, King c Clymer Douglass Andrew, stone cutter, h Gilman n State DOUGLASS HENRY A., express agent, Washington Av n Pinckney, h Dayton n Pinckney Dow James, teamster, bds Clymer n King Dowell James, mason, h State c Froderich Dower L., fisherman, bds Main n Henry Downey Michael, laborer, h r E Canal n AVashington Av Downing Michael, laborer, h Blair n AVashington Av Doyle John, tailor, h on the marsh Drake Levi P., uurveyor, h Jenifer c Patterson Drakeley Charles, h Livingston c Jenifer Drakeley Samuel, h Jenifer c Livingston Draper John, blacksmith, h Gorham n State DRAPER LYMAN C„ superintendent Public Instruction and corresponding secretary State Historical Society, office basement Baptist Church, Carroll n Main, h Fairchild n Hamilton Dresser Harriet Miss, milliner, bds Johnson n Pinckney MADISON DIRECTORY. 25 Drohman George J., h E Canal n Clymer Drohman Mary, widow of John, h W Canal bet Main n Wil­ liamson DUDLEY WILLIAM, dry goods, Washington Av n Webster, h State c Frances Duffy Andrew, laborer, bds r Broome n Main Duffy Bernard, laborer, bds Gilman n Frances Duffy James, laborer, bds Main n Bassett Duffy Thomas, laborer, h Clymer n Railroad Du Frenne AVilliam, shoe maker, h Mifflin n the depot Dunbar Richard, clerk, Secretary of State's office, h Wilson n Henry Dunn Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, h Main c Bassett Dunn John, teamster, bds Main c Bassett Duwn Matthew, laborer, h Main n Bedford Dunn William, laborer, h n M. "& M. R. R. depot grounds Dunning AVilliam, omnibus driver, h Butler c Washington Av Durgin Michael, laborer, h Langdon n State Durgin Patrick, laborer, h Langdon n State DURRLE DANIEL S., librarian State Historical Society, and clerk Superintendent Public Instruction department, h Johnson n Carroll Dutcher Gilbert, (Dutchcr & Brownell,) livery stables, Wis­ consin c Clymer, h Clymer n AVisconsin Av Dutcher & Brownell, (G. Dutcher & L. F. Brownell,) livery stables, AVisconsin Av c Clymer Dwire AA'illiam, laborer, h Clymer n Bedford E. Eacknaugh Jacob, laborer, h Blair c Mifflin Eastern Hotel, (Mrs. A. Price,) AVashington Av n R. R. depot Easton John, carpenter, bds Hyer's Hotel Eaton Charles, clerk, bds University Av c Lake Eaton Daniel, body maker, h Main n Butler Eaton James M., carriage maker, h State n Henry Eberhard Christopher, book binder, h Grcenbush Eberhard John, (Bliss, Eberhard & Festner,) bookseller and stationer, 11 King, h Greenbush Eddy Eliza, widow of Nathaniel B., h AVashington Av n Carroll Edgar AVilliam, mason, h Lake n State Edgerton Benjamin H., engineer, h Langdon n Henry 4 26 MADISON DIRECTORY. Edgerton Henry K., real estate, insurance and loan agent, Pinckney under State Bank, h Gilman bet Fairchild and Carroll Edmonds Frederick, clerk, bds Patterson bet Jenifer and Spaight Eggleston John, painter, h Gorham c Blair Eggleston N. H. Rev., Congregational Church, h Langdon n State Eichmann Leopold, tailor, h University Av c Lake Ellison Martha E., cook, Eastern Hotel Elliot Henry J., produce and grain dealer, M. & M R. R. depot grounds, h Gilman h State Ellis Joshua A., cashier State Bank, h Gilman c Wisconsin Av Ellis Matthew, civil engineer bds AVisconsin Av n AVilson Ellmore John W., carpenter, h Ellsworth William J., book keeper, bds AVashington Av n Car­ roll Emmons William A., printer, h AV Canal c Washington Av Engel Samuel, grocer, 17 King, h Butler n Washington Av Engle Frank, carpenter, bds Bedford n AVilson Erickson Karl, salesman, bds AVilson n Henry Erlavher Anton, laborer, h Jenifer n AVilliamson Ernst William A., h Spaight n Patterson Errickson Bollene, dress maker, bds Clymer c Carroll Esser George, mason, h AATilson c Blount Esser Jacob, mason, h AVilson c Blount Esslinger, John G., Rev., Evangelical Association Church, Mifflin bet E Canal and Blair, h same Ethridge Robert, (Fuller, Eihridge & Co.,) grocer, 15 King, h Frankfort, N. Y. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION CHURCH, Mifflin n E Canal Ewing William, blacksmith, h Johnson c Hamilton

P. Fae John, tailor, h Dayton c Patterson Fagg John, foreman, bds Main n Bassett Fagg Peter, student, bds Main n Bassett Fairchild Cassius, bds AVisconsin Av c AVilson Fairchild Jarus C, late merchant, h AVisconsin Av c Wilson Fairchild Lucius, bds AVisconsin Av c AVilson Falk E., printer, bds Clymer c Carroll MADISON DIRECTORY. 27 Falkner James P., law, loan and land agency, Pinckney c Mif­ flin, h Carroll c Gilman Farmers' Hotel, Main n R. R. Depot Farmers' Hotel, Williamson n Yahara Canal Farnham George H, land agent, Bacon bl Pinckney c Mifflin bds Carroll c Main Farr, Catharine, laundress, State University Farrell Edward, carpenter, h AVilliamson n Few Farrell Patrick, laborer, h ft Clymer n R. R Farrell William, carriage painter, h Clymer n AVisconsin Av FARVVELL LEONARD J., late real estate dealer, h Spaight n Patterson Favill John, physician and surgeon, Main n Carroll, h AViscon­ sin Av n Dayton Feh Sebastian, stone cutter, bds Golden Star Ferchheimer Martin S., (Felsh & Ferchheimer,) tailor &c, 3 Van Bergen's Block, bds U. S. Hotel Ferguson AVilliam, engineer, h Lake side n the R. R Fernandez Dudley AV., printer, bds E Canal n Mifflin Fernandez Sarah, widow of Henry, house keeper, h E. Canal n Mifflin Fess George, eating house, Clymer n King, h same Festner Frederick C, (Bliss, Eberhard 5s Festner,) booksell­ er and stationer, 11 King, h Gilman c Henry Fetterly Thomas, tinsmith, h Fields Peter B., blacksmith, Gilman bet State and University Av, h same Fielmann Augustus, carpenter, h Clymer n Henry FILKINS HENRY D., general traveling agent, C. St. P. & F du Lac R. R., h Carroll n Mifflin Filkins J. Mrs., ready made linen, Carroll n Mifflin, h same Fink Alphonso, drayman, h Gorham n Livingston Finlay Robert K., clerk, h Gorham c Carroll Firmin Frank H., (Orton, Hopkins &Firmin,) lawyer, 6 Bru­ en's Block Pinckney c Washington Av, bds American Ho­ tel Fischer Francis, physician, h Washington Av n Carroll Fisher James E. & Co., (C H. Reynolds & W. Babcock,) furniture dealers, Pinckney n Lake, h AVebster c Mifflin Fitch Deming, undertaker, Main c Fairchild, h State c Murray Fitch William F., civil engineer, bds W Canal c Main Fitts George, laborer, h M. & M. R. R. depot ground Fitzgerald Margaret, widow of Thomas T., bds Wilson n King 28 MADISON DIRECTORY. Fitzgerald Maria, chambermaid, Capitol House Fitzpatrick William, laborer, h Clymer c Bedford Flach Lambert, cabinet maker, h Washington Av n Blount Flannigan Alexander, laborer, bds Kinney's Hotel Flannigian Eliza, domestic, State University Flannigain William, porter, State University Flascher William, stone mason, h University Av n Murray Fleener Garland, teamster, h Dickinson c Clymer Fleiecher K. D., cashier, h Fleming Margaret, cook, State University Fleming Michael, laborer, h n M. & M. R. R. depot Fleming Richard, laborer, h Clymer n Bedford Fleming AVilliam, mason, bds Clymer n R. R Flescher editor Norwegian paper, Frances n University Av Flesh Albert, clerk, h Main c E Canal Flesh David, (Flesh & Ferchheimer,) tailor &c, 3 Van Ber­ gen's Block, h Main Flesh & Ferchheimer, (D. Flesh Sf M. S. Ferchheimer,) tailors &e., 3 Van Bergen's Block Flower James M., student, bds Johnson Flynn John, laborer, h n M. & M. R. R. depot Flynn Thomas F., printer, h Mifflin n E Canal Folds George H., clerk, bds American House Folds Henry, clerk, bds 9 Main Folds John S., printer, h Henry n Main Folds Robert, clerk, bds 9 Main Foley Bernard, laborer, h Patterson n Gorham Follen John, bds Gilman n Frances Footo Sidney, student, h Johnson n the University- Ford J. C., (Cutler & Ford,) lawyer, &c, Van Bergen's Block, Pinckney c Clymer, bds Johnson n Carroll Ford Torry, (col'd) cook, St. Julien, Main c King Foren Martin, carriage maker, h State n Gilman Foren Simon, wagon maker, h Clymer bet Broome and Henry Forn Martin, wheelwright, h Gilman n State Fortin Joseph 0., wines and liquors, Pinckney c Clymer, h same Foster Christopher, laborer, h Wilson n Livingston Foster Henry L., (II. L. Foster & Co.,) produce and commis­ sion merchant, and justice of peace, Wilson c AV Canal, h Williamson n Ingersoll • MADISON DIRECTORY. 29 FOSTER H. L. & CO., (H. L. Foster & W. L. Smith,) pro­ duce and commission merchants, AVilson c AV Canal Foulds , book keeper, bds Johnson n Hamilton Fox Samuel R., hardware, &c, Main c Carroll, h Carroll n Gilman Francomb Samuel, painter, Wilson n Hamilton h same Frary James F.,land speculator, h AAlsconsin Av c Gorham Frederickson Niels, carpenter, h French Myron B., grocer, University Av c Lake, h same Freney AVilliam, compositor, bds Osborn House Freulich , h AVilson n Butler Friday John, clerk, bds AVisconsin House Friend Michael, (Friend & Crawford,) clothier, 9 King, bds ' American House FRIEND & CRAWFORD, (M. Friend & E. B. Crawford,) clothiers, 9 King Frink Henry E., lawyer, h Main n Henry Fry Leonard, baker, bds State n Henry Fry Michael, boot and shoe maker, h Gilman bet State and Frances Fulham Richard, (Bryan & Fulham,) omnibus proprietor, Main n Butler, bds Capitol House Fuller Elijah, harness maker, bds State n Gilman Fuller Eliphalct, hotel, AVilliamson n Yahara Canal, h same FULLER FRANCIS D., boots and shoes, King c Main, h Butler n Hamilton Fuller John J., harness maker, State n Gilman Fuller John K., (Fuller & Bullis,) hotel, AVilson c King, h same Fuller John S., daguerreotypes, &c , AVells block, Main, h Car­ roll n AVashington Av Fuller Morris E., (Fuller, Ethridjre & Co ,) grocer, 15 King, h 16 King Fuller Steward, bds AVilliamson n Yahara Canal FULLER AA'ILLIAM H, clothes scourer and renovator, Main n Carroll, h same Fuller & Bullis, (John K. Fuller & Isaac P. Bullis,) Lake House, AVilson c King Fuller, Ethridge & Co., (M. E. Fuller, R. Ethridge & M. Shoemaker,) grocers, &c, 15 King G. Gabriel Albert, shoe maker, h AV Canal n Mifflin 30 MADISON DIRECTORY. Galbrait Margaret, widow of Edward, h Johnson n Blount Gale T., engineer, bds at AV. Ferguson's GALLAGHER JAMES, boots and shoes, AVebster n King, h same Gallardam John, tailor, h E Canal n Clymer Gannon John, laborer, h r Main n Broome Gardner James, bds Jenifer n Few Garfield Charles, shoe maker, h AVilson n Butler Garlick Reuben L., clerk, bds AVisconsin Av c Clymer Garner Edward G,, fireman, Capitol House, bds Clymer n Pinckney Geber John, harness maker, bds AVebster n King Genol Joseph, porter, American House Genel Louis, hostler, American House Gennet Lorenzo, (Gennet & Bros.,) jewellers, 14 King, h Carroll n Johnson Gennet AVilliam, (AV. & L. Gennet,) jewellers, 14 King, h Carroll n Johnson GENNET BROTHERS, (AV. & L. Gennet,) jewellers, 14 King George Alexander, car tender, M. & Bl. R. R., h opp ft Cly­ mer n R R track George E. R., bds U S Hotel Gesttick Gustavus, laborer, bds Pennsylvania House Gibbin Patrick, porter, Capitol House GIBBS EDMOND, gas fitter, h Pinckney n Mifflin Gifford George, painter, h State n Fairchild Gilfoil Cornelius, bell boy, Capitol House Gill William, h AVashington Av n Broome Gillies George, mason, h Johnson n Blount Gilluly Patrick, porter house, Gilman n Universitv Av., h same G1LLMAN GEORGE AV., boots and shoes, Pinckney n Main, h Winnebago c Lake Gleason Charles R., deputy clerk, School Land Department, h Mifflin GLEASON EZRA II., county treasurer, Court House, Main c Fairchild, and Gleason & Brother, hardware, Main n Pinckney, h Main c Henry Gleason J. T., (Gleason & Brother,) hardware &c, 7 Main, bds Main c Henry GLEASON & BROTHER, (E. H. Gleason & J. T. Glea­ son,) hardware &c, 7 Main Gleerup George, clerk, Register of Deeds, h Mifflin e W Canal MADISON DIRECTORY. 81

Godell Albert, portrait painter, bds Butler c Williamson GOLDEN STAR HOUSE, Main c Webster Goodrich G. H , asssistant clerk, Swamp Land Office, bds Mifflin c AA7isconsin Av Goowin Elizabeth, widow of John, washwoman, h Dayton n Hamilton Gordon George P., clerk, h Johnson n Blount Gordon AVillard I., (Tibbits & Gordon) hardware &c, Kingn Main, and (Tibbits, Gordon & Co.,) produce and commis­ sion merchants, M. & M. R. R. depot grounds, h Wiscon­ sin Av c Clymer Gorham Daniel, teamster, h Henry bet State and Mifflin Gossin AV. AV., actor, bds Butler c Williamson Gould AVilliam, clerk, bds Carroll c Johnson Govern John, laborer, h AA7ilson n Bedford Grady James, laborer, h at Grcenbush Grasser Frederick, book-binder, bds Kraus Hotel Gray John, porter, bds U. S. Hotel Gray Neely, (P. L. Carman &Co.,) commission and produce merchant, Main n R R Depot, h AVashington Av c Henry Gready Michael, tailor, h Fairchild bet Main and Hamilton Green H. M., shoe maker, bds AVebster c Main Green Martin V., bds Jlain c Broome Green Michael, shoe maker, bds Golden Star Green AA'illiam bar-tender, bds City Hotel Green AV. L., Rev., Presbyterian Church, h Johnson c Inger- sol Greenbaum M., clerk, Pinckney ab AVashington Av Greenbaum Matthias, bar-keeper, h Main n E Canal Greene Joseph E., (Greene & McKay,) upholsterer and under­ taker, Pinckney n Mifflin, h Pinckney bet Mifflin and AVis­ consin Av GREENE & McKAY, (J. E. Greene & W. I. McKay,) upholsterers and undertakers, Pinckney n Mifflin Gregory Jared C., (Gregory

JACK JAMES, (Jack & Richardson,) carpenter and builder, Mifflin c Pinckney, h Johnson n Pinckney JACK & RICHARDSON, (Jas. Jack & Thos. Richardson,) carpenters and builders, Mifflin c Pinckney Jackson Darius C, agent, h State opp Frances Janoch Gustav, unhol.sterer, h Joht'.son n Livingston JAQUISII HENRY G, liver's Hotel, Jemfer'c Patterson, h same. [See Advertisement] Jarvis William B., (Knapp & Jarvis,") lawyer, Pinckney n Clymer, h AVilson n Carroll Jefferson Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, bds Oivmer n 1!. 11. JEFFERSON J. W., Americim ' House, Washington Av e .Pinckney, h sam". [Se." ..'ulrrrfhi ,t/enl] Jesberger Anton, shoo maker, It '.'. iiliamson n Patterson Jewett Julia E., seamstress, lids Carroll n Mieiin Joachim Martin, clerk, h Drake bet l;ark and Brooks Johnson Elizabeth, U. S. Jiotel Johnson George 11., clerk, Secretary of State office, Capitol, bds American House Johnson Haakon, messenger, bds Christiana House Johnson John AV., district attorney and lawyer, 11 King, bds American House Johnson Lewis, clerk, AVilson n King, bds same Johnson Sarah, U. S. Hotel Johnson Sarah, widow of David, h Gorham c Canal Johnson Thomas AV., express agent, Main opp R. lt. depot, bds Main n Bassett Johnston Henry, watchman, h AV Canal, bet AVilliamson and Main JONES D. AV., Secretary of State, Capitol, li Oilman bet State and Fairchild Jones James, cloth maker, h AVilliamson n Yahara Canal Jones J. N., (P. L. Carman & Co.,) commission and produce merchant, Main n Rail Road Depot, and post master, h AVebster n Hamilton Jones John M., , bds Gilman n Carroll Jones Joseph, laborer, bds Gilman n State Jones Joseph E., mason, h Frances n State Jones Lodowick, merchant tailor, Webster bet King and Main, h Gorham n Brearley Jones Samuel, book keeper, bds W Canal n Mifflin MADISON DIRECTORY. 39

Jones AV. A., agent Milwaukee lumber yard, Main c Bedford, bds Main c Henry Jones Walter E , assistant clerk, Swamp Land office, bds Oilman n Fairchild Jordan Xavier, boarding, AVebster n Mifflin Jordan John, laborer, h Langdon n State Joy John, laborer, h Patterson c Jenifer Judkins Benjamin, carpenter, h Jenifer bet Ingersoll and Bre­ arley K.

Kain Catharine, domestic, Farmers' Hotel Kalpfieisch John, laborer, AVilliamson c Ingersoll Kamlah Rudolph, liquors, State c Fairchild Kanney Richardson, carpenter, h Langdon n State Kanncy Richardson Jr., bds Langdon n State Karhcr John, carpenter, h Johnson n Blount Karns AVilliam 11., (Karns & Howard,) carpenter and builder, Mifflin n Pinckney, h AVashington Av c Fairchild Karns & Howard, (William H. Karns & AVilliam Howard,) carpenters, Mifflin n Pinckney Kaszler Daniel, tailor, h E Canal n Wilson Keane John, laborer, h Clymer n Railroad Kearney Hannah, widow of Patrick, h Henry n Mifflin Kellogg La Fayette, clerk Supreme Court, State Capitol, h State c Vine Kelly Alexander, carpenter, h Kelly Daniel, stone cutter, h AVilliamson n Baldwin Kelly James, hack driver, Clymer c Wisconsin Av Kelly Samuel, farmer, h Mineral Point Road Kelly Sarah, widow of Asa, bds Washington Av n AV Canal Keinpf Nicholas, teamster, h University Av c Frances Koutwell Catharine, widow of Francis, seamstress, h William­ son e Patterson Kentwell Michael, printer, bits Williamson c Patterson Eoppel Thomas, meat market, Williamson nE Canal, li same Kess Michael, blacksmith, bus Hyer's Hotel Xessenech John, carpenter, h.Henry n Miiliii Keys John, laborer, h Clymer c Bedford Keves Joseph, clerk, h Gilman n Fairchild KEYES ELISHA W., (Smith & Kcyes,) lawyer, Pinckney n Main, h Henry c Main 40 MADISON DIRECTORY. Kilb Joseph, cabinet maker, h Jenifer n Dickinson Kilbride George, horse doctor, h Jenifer bet Ingersoll and Brearley Kilgore Abby L., teacher, bds Butler n Mifflin KILGORE DAMON Y., superintendent of public schools, h Butler n Johnson Kimbell John W., moulder, h Murray c Engle King Charles II., messenger Stale Treasurer office, Capitol, bds Pinckney n Dayton King James, fireman, bds Farmers' Hotel KINNEY'S HOTEL, Main bet Bedford and R. R. Depot Kinney Patrick J., bar tender, bds Kinney's Hotel KINNEY TIMOTHY, hotel, Main bet Bedford and It. R. depot, h same Kirst Michael, wagon maker, AVilliamson bet Ingersoll and Few, bds Hyer's Hotel Klauber Samuel, (S. Klauber & Co.,) dry goods, Main c Pinckney, h AVilson n Carroll Klauber Sigmund, cashier, h AVilson c Henrv KLAUBER S. & CO., (J. Klauber & A. Michelbaeher,) dry goods, &c, 1 and 2 Fairchild's Block, Main c Pinck­ ney. [See Aelvertisemett] Klosmann AVilliam F., shoe maker, State n Gilman Kluter Hermann, cabinet maker, bds Main n AVebster Knapp Joseph G., (Knapp & Jarvis,) lawyer, Pinckney n Cly­ mer, h Henry c Washington Av KNAPP & JARVIS, (Joseph G. Knapp & AVm. B. Jar­ vis, ) lawyers, Pinckney n Clymer Knebel George H., blacksmith, h Blount n Main Kneedson George, tailor, h E Canal n Johnson Knight George M., clerk, post office, bds Washington Av n Episcopal Church Knight James, clerk, State Bank, bds AVilson n Pinckney Knight AVillard, mason, h AVilliamson ab Dickinson Knoefel Fritz, (Pellagc & Knoefel,) saloon, bds AVebster n Main Knoll Mather, carpenter, bds W Canal n Mifflin Knudson George, tailor, h E Canal Knudson Hannah, domestic, American House Knudson Theodore, architect, h Livingston n Johnson Knudson Simon, clerk, bds City Hotel Koch John, laborer, h Butler n Main Koerner Marcus, clerk, h Clymer c Henry MADISON DIRECTORY. 41 Koerscht Garrecht, laborer, h Johnson ab Few Kraus' Hotel, Main n AV Canal Kraus Louis, hotel, Main u AV Canal Kretz Adam, cabinet maker, h Engle n Langdon Krebs Gottleib, carpenter, h Main n Bassett Kruer August, publisher and editor, AVisconsin Staats Zeitung, King, h Jenifer bet Ingersoll and Brearley Krum Andrew J., printer, h Johnson bet Carroll and Wiscon­ sin Av ivuntz Andrew, hostler, U. S. Hotel Kursteiner Augustc, professor, State University, h same Kurz Frederick, tailor, 31 King, h same Kurz John, cooper, h AVilliamson n Patterson Kutzbock A., (Donnel & Kutzbock,) architect, 13 King, h Main n E Canal

Ladner Joseph, mason, bds AVebster n Mifflin Laib Charles, gunsmith, AVebster n King, h same Lake House, foot of King Lamb Francis J., (Welch & Lamb,) lawyer, 13 King, h Cly­ mer n Henry Lamp George, wagon maker, bds Hyer's Hotel Lamp John, blacksmith, Williamson bet Ingersoll and Few, h same Lamp AVilliam, painter, h Johnson n Blount Lainphcre Royal, moulder, bds Murray e Engle Lamphere AVarren, painter, &c, h Gorham n State Landauer Max, clerk, bds AVilliam n the Lake Langrisho J. S. P., (Langrishc & Mayers,) theatre, Main c Pinckney, h Henry n Main .Langrishc & Mayers, (J. Langrishc & C. G. Mayers,) theatre, Main c Pinckney Lannis S. M., physician and proprietor of the AVater Cure, banks of Lake Monona Lansing Edward B., late liquors, &c., h AVisconsin Av c Wilson Lansing Robert AV., clerk, bds City Hotel Earned Patrick, boarding, Main n Bassett Larocquc Frederick, stone cutter, bds Main n Broome Larshen John, laborer, h AVashington Av n Blount Lathrop J. II., chancellor, State University, h same Laven Daniel, laborer, h Dayton n Patterson 42 MADISON DIRECTORY. Lawler Edm©nd, laborer, h AVilson bet Broome and Bedford Lawler Edward, laborer, bds AVilson bet Broome and Bedford Lawler Morris, laborer, bds AA'ilson bet Broome and Bedford Laurence II. K., late banker, h Pinckney c Gilman Laurence Nancy J., widow of James M., h Hamilton c Dayton LAURENCE 0. II., assistant superintendent county build­ ings and sheriff, Court House, Main c Fairchild, h Brook's addition Lawrence T. N., assistant clerk, bds Pinckney c Oilman Lawrence Thomas L., bds Pinckney c Gilman Lawrence Thomas S., fisherman, h ft Bassett n Lake Leavitt Marshall K., clerk, office State Superintendent Public- Property, Capitol, bds U. S. Hotel Lcdwich James, blacksmith, bds AVisconsin House Lee James, laborer, h Main n the R R depot Lee Hiram C., physician and surcrcon, h Blair n AVashington Av Lee Thomas, painter, bds Eastern Hotel Lehan Daniel, yardman, Capitol House Lehan Hannah, waitress, Capitol House Lehman Emit, clerk, h E Canal n Clymer Leigton James, wheat buyer, h Clyinan n It It Leik J. AV., tailor, h Mifflin c AV Canal Leitch William T., (Leitch, Stubelficld & Barnet,) clothing, New York City, h Gorham c Livingston Lemon John D., compositor, h AVebster c Mifflin Lenz Jacob, clothier, State n Henry Leonard John, laborer, h AVashington Av n E Canal Lewis Elizabeth, pastry cook, American House Lewis Henry M., (Stevens & Lewis,) lawyer, Main n Carroll, bds AVisconsin Av n Mifflin Lewis J. A., h Gorham c Carroll Lewis John, tinsmith, bds AV Canal Lewis Richard, farmer, h Main n Bedford Lewis Susan, cook, American House Lighthizer II. B., student, bds Engle e Lake Lighthizer S. F., grocer, University Av c Lake, h Lake c En-

Lindeman Herman, (Lindeman & Rullman,) publisher, 19 King, h same Lindeman & Rullman, (II. Lindeman & E. Rullrnan,) edi­ tors and publishers of Madison Zeitung, 19 King Linderbough John, wood sawyer, h AATilson opp Butler MADISON DIRECTORY. 43 Lindestron John S., (J. & P. A. Lindestron,) mineral water, Gorham ft Blair, h same Lindestron Peter A., (J. & P. A. Lindestron,) mineral water, ft Blair n Gorham, h same Lindestron J. & P. A., (John S. & Peter A.,) mineral water manufacturers, ft Blair n Gorham Lindhorst F. AV., tobacconist, King o Pinckney, h AAr. Canal n AVashington Av Livingston AVilliam, shoe maker, bds Washington Av c AVeb­ ster Livsey James, mason, h Washington Av n Broome Livsey Robert, mason, h Gorham n Livingston Lobstoin Joseph & Co., (J. Lobstein & B. Israel,) clothiers, 19 King, bds City Hotel Lodun John, tailor, h AA'ebster n Mifflin Lohr Joseph, tailor, h Jenifer n AVilliainson Long G. T-, deputy sheriff, h Clymer n Henry Longfield John, carpenter, h Main n Butler Loomis Albert, omnibus agent, h State c Murray LOOMIS CHARLES 0., deputy sheriff and notary public, Court House, Main c Fairchild, bds AVashington Av bet Carroll and Fairchild Lorensen Charles, lawyer, h AVilliamson n AAllson Lorenzen Claus, carpenter, h Gorham n Patterson Love Patrick, laborer, bds Gilman n University Av Lovejoy AVilliam II., harness maker, bds Lake House Lovery AVilliam, brakeman, bds Farmers' Hotel Lucas Mary, widow of Thomas, h Main c Bedford LUCE C. H., lumber &c., Main c Bedford, h at Milwaukee Luce Isaac A., clerk, bds Morris n Bedford Lum Charles E., freshman class, bds State University Lynch John, engineer, AVatcr Cure, h r AVilson n Bedford Lynch Rose, domestic, h Main n Henry LYONS JEROME R., architect and draughtsman, Bruen's Block, h Engle n Lake M. McAVOY J. II., lawyer, and deputy clerk board supervisors, Court House, Main c Fairchild, bds Carroll bet Johnson and Dayton McCabe James, laborer, h Johnson n Ingersoll McCabe Patrick, laborer, bds Johnson n Ingersoll 44 MADISON DIRECTORY. McCann John, carsmith, h AArashington Av n R lt depot McCartcr James, hostler, Clymer c AAlsconsin Av McCarthy Michael, printer, h Gilman bet University Av and State McCarty , h AVilliamson n Few MeCarty Charles, servant, h Main n Henry McCarty Mary, servant, State c Lake McCleery Thomas, teamster, h AVilliamson bet Ingersoll and Few McCollum Neeley, well digger, bds Rail Road House McCollum Noil, well digger, bds Madison Depot House McConnell Lawrence, laborer, h Fairchild n State McConnell Lawrence Mrs., washerwoman, h Fairchild n State McConnell Thomas J. late farmer, h Henry n AVashington Av McConnell AVilliam, student, bds Henry n AVashington Av McCord Samuel, book-keeper, State Bank, bds Clymer bet Car­ roll and Hamilton McCormick John, mason, h Spaight n Dickinson McCune Samuel, laborer, h Clyincr n R R McDonald Patrick, laborer, bds r Main n Broome McDonnoll Alexander A., contractor, h Gilman bet Pinckney and AVebster McDonnell Patrick, laborer, h Main n Henry McDonnoll Patrick, laborer, bds Wilson n Broome McDonough Bryan, laborer, h AA'ilson n Bassett McFarland Andrew J., preparatory class, bds University McFarland John, late carpenter, bds Gorham c Blair McFarland J. II., carpenter, h Gorham c Blair McGee George, clerk, Clymer c AVisconsin Av McGio George B & Co., (& John H. Clark,) hats and caps. 3 Fairchild's Block McGio John A., clerk, h 3 Fairchild's Block McGonnogal Alexander A., banker, Main opp the Capitol Park McGovern Anthony, gunsmith, Main n Carroll, h Gilman n State McGregor John, h Livingston n AVilliamson Mclntyro J. H., silversmith, bds Main n Henry McKay AV. Irving, (Greene & McKay,) upholsterer and under­ taker, Pinckney n Mifflin, bds Pinckney bet AVisconsin Av and Mifflin, Mc Kcnna John, laborer, h Dayton n Patterson McKennon Ellen, dress maker, Hamilton n Main McKcy Adam, salesman, bds MADISON DIRECTORY. 45 McKey Edward, (McKey & Brother,) dry goods, 0 Main, h at Jancsvillc McKey Michael, (McKey & Brother,) dry goods, 9 Main, h at Janesville McKey Brother, (Edward & Michael McKey,) dry goods, 9 Main McKibbin J. C, theatre, bds AVilson n AVisconsin Av Me Knight Alexander, coach painter, bds American House McKnight Andrew, carriage trimmer, bds American House McLean John J,, painter, h Gorham c E Canal MeLoughlin Michael, engineer, bds Farmers' Hotel McMahon Edward, clerk Bank Comptroller's Office, State Cap­ itol, bds Pinckney c Johnson McMahon Julia, milliner, Main n Carroll, h same McMahon Michael, laborer, bds Rail Road House McManus C. A., actor, bds American House McMillan John, land agent, h Henry n Mifflin MeMullen James, blacksmith, bds Main n Bedford McNaughton Julia, widow of AA'illiam, bds Johnson c Pinckney McNeil Kern, section man, M. & M. R. R., h foot of Clymer n the Railroad McNish Elizabeth, widow of John, h AV Canal bet Main n AVil­ liamson McNish Mary B., widow, h AVilson n AV Canal McPyncheon James, teamster, bds Butler o AVilliamson McPYNCHEON AVILLIAM, auction and commission, Main n Pinckney, h Butler c AVilliamson McSherry M. B., assistant clerk, Swamp Land department, bds Mifflin n Broome McSwceny Robert, shoo maker, bds AVebster n King Mack Mary, pantry maid, Capitol House Mackasy John, laborer, bds Main c Bedford Mackay A. J., printer, bds Engle n State Mackay AVilliam J,, cutter, h Mackey AVilliam, mason, h University Av n Lake Mackin Catharine, seamstress, bds Main n Bassett Maffet J. S., compositor, bds Lake House Maffot Strange P., printer, bds AVebster c Mifflin Maffett AV. S., printer, bds Lake House Mahon AVilliam, laborer, h Clymer n Bedford Mahoncy Paul, laborer, h AVinnebago n Yahara Canal Main Alexander H., (AV. S. & A. II. Main,) dry goods, &e., State n Mifflin, h Mifflin c Fairchild 46 MADISON DIRECTORY. Main Alfred, h State n Mifflin Main W. S., (AV. S. & A. H. Main,) dry goods, &c, State n Mifflin Main AV. S. & A. IL, dry goods, &c, State n Mifflin Maldone Thomas P., (Blaldone & Crampton,) blacksmith, State c Gilman Maldone & Crampton, (T. P. Maldone & N. B. Crampton,) blacksmiths, State c Gilman Malone Richard, hostler, bds AVisconsin Av c Clymer Maloney John, laborer, h AVilson n Bedford Maloney Mary, chambermaid, Capitol House Manlan AVilliam, butcher, bds AV Canal n Mifflin MANNING HENRY C. & CO., (& II. J. Rogers,) Van Ber­ gen's Block, Pinckney c Clymer, h Hamilton bet Clymer and AVilson Manning Maria, widow of Abram, h AVebster c Gorham Manning Matthew, laborer, h Main n Henry Manning William, meat market, Main n Bedford, h same Mansfield Fielding L., freshman class, bds University Marinus John IL, (Brown & Marinus,) meat market, State u Gorham, h State c Frances Marsh Alonzo, tinsmith, h E Canal n Mifflin Marsh Edwin, junior class, bds University Marshall —, widow, bds AVilson n Bassott Marshall Charles, wheat buyer, bds AVilson bet Bassett and Broome MARSHALL SAMUEL, president State Bank, h Monroe Road Marston J. T-, h Langdon c Henry Martin E. T., (Martin & Co.,) wine and liquors, 29 King, h Spaight c Ingersoll Martin Edward T., book keeper, h Spaight n Brearley Martin Francis, cabinet maker, h Spaight n Patterson Martin George, butcher, bds Johnson n AVisconsin Av Martin John T., (Carpenter & Martin,) publisher Patriot, Pinckney bet Main and Clymer, h Spaight n Few Martin William D., printer, bds Spaight MARTIN & CO., (E. T. Martin & L. Daggett,) wines and liquors, 29 King. [See Advertisement] Marvin George C., h Gorham n Pinckney Marvin Philomen B., grocer, State c Mifflin, h Gorham bet Pinckney and AVisconsin Av Mason George A., clerk, bds Pinckney c Johnson MADISON DIRECTORY. 47 Massing Francis, wines and liquors, 21 King, h AV Canal c Main Mather Edward, brick maker, AVilliamson n Ingersoll Mather Oliver, brick layer, h AVilliamson n Ingersoll Mathewson A. A., foreman printer, bds Fairchild n Hamilton Maurcr John, clerk, bds National Hotel Mayer Charles G., real estate agent, 19 King, h King c AVilson Mayer Patrick, tailor, h Main c AV. Canal Mayers Charles G., city weigher, and (Langrishc & Mayers,) National Theatre, Main c Pinckney, h Wilson n King Mayhew Joseph AV., lawyer, Pinckney n Main, bds American House Mead James M., preparatory class, bds University MEAT) L. G., dentist, Pinckney n Washington Av, bds Ameri­ can House Mead AVilliam, (colored,) servant, AV Canal bet Main and AVashington Av Mears C. S. cSe Co., (C. S. .Mears & J. C. Culvcrtson,) lumber, Mifflin n Carroll, h Mifflin n AVisconsin Av Mears James, h Pinckney c Gilman Mears James It., assignee of S. It. Fox, h Main c Henry Mears AVilliam A., late lumber dealer, h Pinckney e Gilman Mole Peter, shoo maker, State n Henry, h same Meldal Lewis, clerk, bds Clymer n King Mcmhard David, mason, bds Pinckney c Gorham Memhard Frederick, express driver, h Johnson n Livingston Mcmhard George B., painter, bds Pinckney c Gorham Mcmhard George F., clerk, h Fi Canal n Main Mcmhard George M., h Pinckney c Gorham MENGES ADOLPHUS, deputy Bank Comptroller, State Capitol, h State n Johnson Mercer George II., h Blount n Main Meredith A. A., (Smith & Meredith.) billiard saloon, Main e King, h AVebster n Johnson Merrill Lawson C., junior class, bds University Merrill N. F., real estate, Main n Pinckney, h AV Canal n Mifflin Merrill Samuel, bds Fairchild n Main Merwin Clarissa C, house keeper, AVebster n Main Mesick Stephen P., late liquors, &c, bds Washington Av n Clymer Metcalf Nancy, widow of Enoch, bds Mifflin n AV Canal Meyer Caspar, lager beer, Main opp the Park 48 MADISON DIRECTORY. Michclbacher A., (S. Klauber & Co.,) dry goods &c, 1 and 2 F'airchild's Block, h at New York Milbrand Lorin, clerk bds Miles E. J., actor, bds Butler c AVilliamson Miller Antonc, tailor, h AVilliamson n AAllson Miller Caroline, waitress, Capitol House Miller Charles, musician, h University Av n Lake Miller Charles F., (C. & AV. Miller,) jewelers, AVebster n King, bds AVilson n Blount Miller Ernst, cooper, bds AVilliamson n Brearley Miller Fanny, ladies' boarding, h AVilliamson n Dickinson Miller Henry, laborer, h Dickinson n AVilliamson Miller James AV., Methodist minister, h Butler n Hamilton Miller Joseph, carpenter, h Spaight n Dickinson MILLER M. D,, president AVisconsin Bank, h Clymer n Carroll Miller AVilliam II., laborer, h Dayton c Few Miller AVilliam J., (C. & AV. Miller,) jeweller, AVebster n King, h AVilson bet Blair and Blount Miller C. & AV., (Charles F. & William J. Miller,) watch ma­ kers and jewellers, AVebster n King Mills Sarah C, widow of Thomas, bds Clymer c Carroll Mills Simeon, banker, &c, AVisconsin Av n Main, h AVisconsin Av e Main Miskill Mary, waitress, Capitol House Mitchell James, printer, h Johnston n Livingston .Alitchell AVilliam, contractor, h Gorham c Brearley Moeglich A., baker, University Av c F'rances, h same Mocssuer Frederick, confectioner, King n Clymer, bds AVilson n King Mohl William, book binder, bds Schwitzer House Mohls Franz J., drugs, State u Fairchild, bds same Mohr Adolph, laborer, bds State Coin Mohr Frederick, clerk Bank Comptroller's Office, State Capitol, bds AVilson n Pinckney MOHR PETER L., land agent, bds AVashington Av n Carroll Monohan John, mason, h State n Oilman Moodc Valentine, teamster, h Johnson n Blount Moody Nathan J., watch maker, h Fairchild bet Main and Clymer Moody Samuel, grocer, bds American House Moore C. N., clerk Post Office, bds AVebster n Mifflin Moore John L. P., assistant clerk S. L. D., bds Oilman n State MADISON DIRECTORY. 49 Moore Orin C., compositor, bds Clymer n Pinckney Moore Oscar, printer, bds Clymer n Pinckney Morgan Charles, mason, h Johnson n Blount Moris Alilton T., preparatory class, bds University MORRISON JAMES, h Carrol c Main Morrisscy Bridget, waitress, American House Morrissoy Ellen, widow of Morris, bds AVilson n Broome Morrisscy Alichael, laborer, h r Clymer n Broome Morrissoy Michael, h AVilson n Broome Morrisscy Moris, laborer, bds r Clymer n Broome Morrissoy Moris, Jr., laborer, bds AVilson n Broome Morse Ambrose, bds State c Frances Motley John, laborer, h Spaight n Dickinson MOULTON HIRAM N., carpenter and builder, Clymer bet Broome and Henry, h same Mousbaug John, carpenter, h Mowry Jason, h Johnson n Livingston Mowry John, clerk, It Williamson c Livingston Mowry Luke, broker, h Johnson n Livingston Moxley Almon It., carpenter, h Clymer c Henry Muldoon Michael, grocer, Clymer n Bedford, h same Muldoon Thomas B., blacksmith, State e Gilman, h Gorham n Fairchild Muldoon & Crampton, (T. B. Muldoon & N. B. Crampton,) blacksmiths, State c Gilman Mulhany Bridget, domestic, Kinney's Hotel Mulhany John, laborer, h Dayton n Patterson Mundcrloh George, clerk, h Lake ab King Munger Hannah, widow of Franklin, h Henry c AVashington Av Munsell Andruss, carpenter, h Gorham n Patterson Munson Ole, printer, bds Williamson n Livingston Murnan Dennis, laborer, bds Rail Road House Murphy Ellen, laundress, Capitol House Murphey John, grocer, Main n Bassett, h same Murphey Patrick, laborer, h AVilliamson n Butler MURRAY JAMES L., bds .Main n Henry Murray Joseph, secretary of AA'isconsin Telegraph Company, Bruen's Block, h AVisconsin Av n Mifflin Myer John, carpenter, AVilson bet Carroll and Hamilton, h same Myers Catharine, waitress, Capitol House Myers Jonathan J., ice cream saloon, Main n Webster, h same 50 MADISON DIRECTORY. Myers John, coach trimmer, bds Washington Av c E Canal Myers John F., bds Clymer bet Broome and Henry Myers Michael, bds AVisconsin Av c Gorham

N.

Nagle Fallen, widow of Jerald, washwoman, h Webster n Gil­ man Nash FJzra A., clerk, bds Mifflin n Carroll Nash Richard, laborer, h AVilliamson bet Patterson and Brearley NATIONAL THEATRE, (Langrishc & Mayers,) Main o Pinckney Ncabehr Christopher, book binder, h Webster n AA'ashington Av Neabchr John, tailor, h Mifflin n E Canal Ncider Herman AV., tavern, AVashington Av n K Canal, h same Nelson Andrew, carpenter, h E Canal n AVashington Av Nelson Andrew, Jr., clerk, bds Clymer c Carroll Nelson Ann, cook, Christiana House Nelson Bennett, harness maker, bds Clymer c Carroll Nelson N. Andrew, clerk, bds Clymer n AVisconsin Av Nelson AVilliam, assistant clerk, S. L. I)., bds Fairchild n AVashington Av NEWMAN JOHN, agent, M. &c II. It. It, and (Smith, Du Mou­ lin & Co ,) directory publishers Sec. at .Milwaukee, h Bas­ sett bet Clymer and AVilson Newman Newman A., State n Gorham NICHOLS ROBERT, meat market, junc Hamilton and Car­ roll, li Johnson bet Wisconsin Av and Pinckney Nierncy Patrick, saloon, Main n Bassett, h same Nifeneeker August, h University Av n Brooks Nixon AVilliam, farmer, h ft Clymer n It. R Noble James D., carpenter and builder, h Gorham n Patterson Noland AVilliam II., saloon keeper, h Livingston n Gorham Noldin Leonard, public house, State n Fairchild, h same North Luther S., clerk, bds AVashington Av n the Episcopal Church Norton John B., printer Journal Office, h Mifflin e W Canal Norton Richard G., machinist, bds Mifflin c W Canal Noyes Ruel, land agent, 3 Bruen s Block bds Osborne House Noyes Mary L., widow of Amos, h Mifflin bet E and AV Canal Nubert Frederick, upholsterer, h AVashington Av n Blount Nugent John, stone cutter, bds Wilson n Henry MADISON DIRECTORY. 51 Nugent Peter, printer, bds Wilson n Henry Nye Hiram, carpenter and builder, Pinckney c Dayton, h Johu- son bet Pinckney and Hamilton o. Oaks David, bds American House Oakley Eli, plasterer, h June Hamilton and Butler Oakley Henry, stone cutter, h Johnson n Blount Oakley AVilliam, stone cutter, h Johnson n Blount Obee Andrew, shoe maker, bds Clymer c Carroll O'Brien P., provision dealer, Henry n Mifflin, h same O'Conncll John, laborer, h AVilson n Bedford O'Connor Anna, waitress, Capitol House O'Connor Bridget, laundress, Capitol House O'Connor Mary, laundress, Capitol House O'Connor AA'illiam L, preparatory class, bds University Odneson Hans C, cabinet maker, h E Canal n Mifflin O'Dowd Mary, pastry cook, Capitol House Oetsmann John, laborer, bds AVebster n Mifflin Oliphant David, stone cutter, li AV Canal n Main Olney Ceylon AV., blacksmith, h Hamilton n Johnson Olsen Alexander, clerk, bds Christian House Olsen Ellano, shoe maker, bds n Christiana House Olsen Emeline, U. S. Hotel Olsen Hans, laborer, Christiana House Olsen Isabella, domestic, AVashington Av n Broome Olsen Jane, U. S. Hotel Olsen Mary, cook, Oyer's Hotel O'Neil Thomas, mason, h AVilson c Bedford O'Neill Thomas, laborer, h r Oilman n State Oppel Adolph, clerk, h E Canal n Clymer Orton Harlow S., (Orton, Hopkins & Firmin,) lawyer, 6 Bru­ en's Block Pinckney c. Washington Av, h AVisconsin Av c Johnson Orton Myron II., (Orton & Bryant,) lawyer, 1 Van Bergen's Block, h AVisconsin Av c Gorham ORTON & BRYANT, (M\ II. Orton & G. E. Bryant,) law­ yers, &c. 1 Van Bergen's Block Pinckney ORTON, HOPKINS & FERMIN, (II. S. Orton, J. C. Hop­ kins & F. II. l^ermin,) lawyers, 6 Bruen's Block Pinck­ ney c AVashington A v. [See Advertisement] 52 MADISON DIRECTORY. Ostertag Frederick, barber, Capitol House c AVashington Av, h Mifflin n Henry Ostrom N. F., agent, 13 King, h Clymer c Hamilton OTT GEORGE"V., leather dealer, AVisconsin Av c Johnson, h same OTT JOHN G., grocer, Williamson c Livingston, h same Otter George, butcher, Main c Butler Otto George, butcher, bds Butler n Main Owens Thomas, painter, h Jenifer n Ingersoll

P. Page Louis, saddle and harness maker, King c Clymer, bds Lake House Paine George, (AA'right & Paine,) druggist, 7 King, h AVeb­ ster c Dayton Palcke Henry, tailor, h Bedford n AVilson Pardee Arthur, clerk, bds Clymer c Carroll Parker Amos, jeweler, Pinckney n Main, h Butler n Hamilton Parker David M., carpenter, h Gorham u Brearley Parker James, G., blacksmith, h Langdon n Broome Parkin Joseph, contractor, h Johnson bet Pinckney and Hamil­ ton Parkison John B., sophomore class, bds University Parkison John D., sophomore class, bds University Parkison Peter, farmer, h AA'ilson n Bi oome PARKS RUFUS, superintendent Public Property, State Cap­ itol, bds II. S. Hotel Parlem John, laborer, h Wilson n Pinckney Partridge George, clerk, bds AVisconsin Av n Mifflin Patch Lewis J , freshmen class, bds University Peacher Francis, tailor, h Spaight n Patterson Pearce Christopher, builder, btls Main c Broome Pearce Mark, carpenter, h Johnson n Blount Pearson Albert, carpenter, h Gorham c AVashington Av Pearson C. AV., (Pearson & Pental,) wagon maker, Main u Butler, h Mifflin c Broome Pearson Silas E., carpenter, h Lake n State Pearson & Pental, (C. AV. Pearson & 0. It. Pental,) wagon makers, Main n Butler PEIRCE CHRISTOPHER C, carpenter and builder, Hamil­ ton n Clymer, bds Main c Broome MADISON DIRECTORY. 53 PELLAGE HENRY J., (Pellage & Knoefel,) saloon, Web­ ster n King, h same Pellage & Knoefel, saloon, Webster n King PELTON J. G., agent D. Co. F. P. U, produce and grain, M. & M. R. It. depot grounds, h Grecnbush Add Pennsylvania House, Washington Av n E Canal Pental 0. R., (Pearson & Pental,) wagon maker, Main u Butler, h Mifflin n Broome Pcrcival Wdliam, late hatter, h Carroll bet Clymer and Wilson Perhas Anthony, gardener, h Gorham c Fairchild Perkins A. 0., clerk, bds Johnson n Hamilton Perrison Jacob, laborer, h AA'cbster n Gilman Perry Benjamin P.. stoves and tin ware, Webster n King, bds Clymer 11 Pinckney Perry Darwin AV., book keeper, bds Clymer 11 AVisconsin Av Peters Daniel, carpenter, li Dayton n F'ew Pettcrly Thomas, tinsmith, h Main n Blair Pettcrson Nelson, clerk, bds 7 King Pfaff Frederick A., (Pfaff & Sekles,) editor, &c, Madison Demokrat, Griffin's block, h E Canal n AVilson Pfaff & Sekles, (P. A. Pfaff & S. Sekles,) proprietors Madison Demokrat, King c AVebster Phaden AVinnie, U. S. Hotel Pickard J. C, principal of the Madison Female Seminary, h Gorham 11 Carroll Pierson Albert, carpenter, h Mifflin bet E and AV Canal Pincklemen Philip, laborer, bds State n Henry Finney S. I.'., (Gregory & Pinncy,) lawyer, Atwood's block, Main n Carroll, h Langdon c AVisconsin Av Pitman William G., book keeper, bds Johnson n Hamilton Plato Lorctta, domestic, Main n Henry Piatt Arthur, real estate, 19 King, bds AVilson n King Plummer William 11., saloon, Pinckney c AVashington Av, h Johnson bet Patterson and Brearley Plunkett Christopher, bds University Av n Park Pluukctt AVilliam, bds University Av n Park Pollard AVilliam, painter, bds Oyer's Hotel Pomeroy Francis A., stable, Clymer bet King and Pinckney, It same Pomeroy AVilliam, The AA'hip Saloon, Clymer bet King and Pinckney, h same Pond H. C, express agent, AVashington Av n Pinckney 54 MADISON DIRECTORY. Poole De Witt C, china and glass, Atwood's block, Main Carroll, h Gorham c Pinckney Porter James E., flour and feed, h Main n Bassett Poss Jacob, shoe maker, h Wilson n King Potter Calvin, (C. Potter & Co.,) pork packer, &c, AVilson c Butler, h AVashington Av c Henry Potter William, blacksmith, h AVashington Av c AV Canal Potter AVilliam, teamster, h AV Canal n Mifflin Potter C. & Co., (C. Potter, G. Capron & J. II. Hill,) pork packers, AVilson c Butler Powers David J., (Powers & Hoyt,) publisher and Secretary of State Agricultural Society, 6 Bruen's block, Pinckney c AA'ashington Av, h Gorham c Blount Powers R. F., milliner and millinery, Main n Carroll, h John­ son n AVisconsin Av Powers & Hoyt, (D. J. Powers & J. AV. Hoyt,) publishers Wisconsin Fanner, C> Bruen's Block Pinckney n Washing­ ton Av Pratt Edward, agent, bds U. S. Hotel Pratt Samuel, engineer, bds Lake Side n the It. It, Prcuss D. Nicholas, clerk, bds State n Pretbenong Charles, steward, American House Price Ann, widow of Robert, hotel, Washington Av n R. It. depot Price Sarah Ann, widow, h AVebster n Johnson Pripple C. II., clerk, State Treasurer's office, bds Pinckney c Johnson Proctor Joseph, laborer, bds Clymer n King PROUDFIT ANDREAA', gentleman, h Washington Av n Car­ roll PROUDFIT JAMES K., City Treasurer and general agent. Pinckney over P. 0., h Johnson n Pinckney Purple C. II., bank clerk, Treasurer's office. State Capitol

Q. Quinn Morris, stone cutter, h Main n Henry Quinn Patrick, laborer, bds Clymer n King E. RAILROAD HOUSE. Main c Bedford MADISON DIRECTORY. 55

RAMSAY GEORGE S., deputy city weigher, Main n Bedford, bds Main bet Broome and Bassett Ramsay AVayne, book keeper Dane County Bank, bds Wash­ ington Av c Butler Ramsdale Zachariah, coach smith, h W Canal n Main Randall Addison C, messenger. Governor's office, State Capi­ tol RANDALL ALEXANDER. AV., Governor State of AVisconsin. bds "Maj. Hood's." Randall Eliza E., school teacher, bds Butler n Mifflin Randolph Julius P., body maker, bds American House Rasdell AA'illiam, builder, h 29 King Rasdell AA'illiam, h Clymer bet Broome and Henry Rathbun Hugh C., boarding house, Main n Henry Rattan Yolney, freshmen class, bds University Raygan , gas fitter, bds AVilson n Pinckney REA JOHN, stone cutter, h University Av n Park Read Daniel, Prof. State University, h same Redmund Thomas, well digger, bds It. lt. House Reed Benjamin, bds Clymer bet Pinckney and King Reed Harrison, clerk, bds Reed William, blacksmith, h University Av n Lake Reeder AVilliam, porter, American House Reese Charles M., editor of North Star, Bruen's block, h AVashington Av e AVebster REGISTER OF DEEDS, office Fairchild n Main Reid Thomas, assistant clerk, S. L. 1)., bds at City Hotel Heid AValter G., clerk, City Hotel 35 King Itcider Conrad, cooper, bds AVilliamson n Brearley Reiner John, (Reiner & Becrbaum,) blacksmith, junction of AVilliamson and AVilson, h AVilliamson n E Canal Reiner & Beerbaum, (J. Reiner & — Becrbaum,) blacksmiths, and wheelrights, junction of AVilson and AVilliamson Rcits Louis, stone cutter, bds Golden Star REMINGTON II. AV., lawyer, Court House, Slain c Fairchild. h Main bet Henry and Broome Rentier John, stone cutter, bds Golden Star House Repp Henry, blacksmith, bds Hyer's Hotel Itctbergh , carpenter, h AVilliamson n AVilson Router E. G., clerk of Board Supervisors, Court House, Main c Fairchild, h town of Middleton Rcvier L. A., clerk, bds American House Reynolds A.. bds University Av c Frances 56 MADISON DIRECTORY. Reynolds Caleb A., (J. E. Fisher & Co.,) furniture dealer, Pinckney n Lake, bds Butler n Mifflin REYNOLDS JOHN, dry goods, Pinckney n Washington Av, bds American House Rey-nold Sarah, domestic, h AVisconsin Av c Clymer Rbeinbach Adam, teamster, h AVilliamson n Patterson Rhodes Jame3, (Conley & Rhodes.) butcher, Main n A\:cbster, h town of Burke Riabson Charles, clerk, Dane County Bank, bds Pinckney c Johnson Rich Albert, clerk, bds Golden Star House, Main c AVebster Rich Nelson IL, book keeper, bds City Hotel Rich AVilliam, fruits, &c, Pinckney n Main h same Richae Frederick AV , sexton, h Mifflin c E Canal Richards Peter, compositor, h Johnson n Ingersoll Richardson Hiram N., carpenter, bds Butler n Hamilton Richardson James. (J. Richardson & Co.,) real estate agent, Pinckney c AVashington Av. h W Canal n Main RICHARDSON JAMES & CO., (J. Richardson, N. B. Van Slyke & T. Brown.) real estate agents, Pinckney c AVash­ ington Av. [See, Advertisement] Richardson Sally, widow of Andrew, li Butler n Hamilton Richardson Thomas, (Jack & Richardson,) carpenter and builder, Mifflin c Pinckney, h Butler ;i Johnson Riley Bradley, bds Johnson bet State and Carroll Riley Catharine, servant Capitol House Riley Isaac B., civil engineer, &c, .Main opp the Park, bds Johnson n State RILEY RUFUS S., banker, Main opp the Capitol, h John­ son n State Riley Thomas, hack driver, bds AVisconsin Av n Wilson Ring John, clerk, h Johnson n Livingston Riordan George I. Rev., St Raphael s Church, li Henry n Main Ripley AVilliam, late lumber dealer, I) Fairchild e Mifflin Rivesan Charles It , clerk, bds State Bank Building Robertson Isaac, tailor, it Johnson o Pinckney Robinson Gcorgo B., printer, Journal Office Robinson Hannah, widow of Thomas, bds Johnson c Hamilton Robinson Harry M., carpenter, bds Lake n State Robinson Lucius, wheat buyer, bds Wilson bet Bassett and Broome Robinson —, roofer, bds AVilson n Pincknev MADISON DIRECTORY. 57

Robson J., grain dealer, M. & M. It. R. depot ground, h Uni­ versity Addition Stoehford James, store keeper, Capitol House Rockenbaeh George, clerk, bds Wisconsin House Rockwell Francis M., preparatory class, bds University itodermund John, brewer, Yahara Canal, h same Rodgcrs Alfred, shoe maker, h Mifflin n li Canal Rodgcrs Burk, bar tender, Eastern Hotel Rodgcrs .Earl, laborer, bds AVinnobago Rodgcrs John II., plow maker, h Johnson n Lake Roosling Frederick, draughtsman, Bruen's Block, bds h Butler n Main Rogers E., h Langdon n Henry Rogers J. II , (HO. Manning & Co.,) bankers, &c, Van Bergen's Block, Pinckney c Clymer, bds Hamilton n Cly­ mer llollin Kate, school teacher, bds Oilman n State Rollins Nat., lawyer, Pinckney bet Main and AVashington Av, bds Pinckney n Johnson Itosermond C. P., tailor, Main opp Park, h same Ross James, local editor Patriot, h State n Henry ROTH Ar. AV., commissary general, State Capitol, bds AA'is- consin Av n Clymer Itouudy Albert B., stone mason, bds E Canal n Mifflin Iloundy Ilobart It., carpenter, h Mifflin n AV Canal Roundy Lacy, soap maker, h E Canal n Mifflin Rouse Caspar 31., blacksmith, Pinckney n Clymer, bds Sauk Prairie Road Royan Thomas, laborer, li Johnson n Lake Roys Sarah K , widow of Samuel, h Langdon n Carroll Llublce Horace, (Atwood &Rublco.) editor and proprietor State Journal and State Librarian, bds AVisconsin Av n Clymer It FDD JOHN C, physician, AVilson n Pinckney, h same. [See Advertisement] Rugger William, book binder, bds Schwitzer House Ituggle Gabriel, laborer, bds State n Henry RUGGLES JA5I.ES D., assistant Secretary of State, h Gor­ ham bet Carroll and Fairchild Rullmann Edward, (Lindeman & Rullmann,) publisher, 19 King, bds AVilson n King Russell G corge C., clerk, h G orham bet Fairchild and Carroll Ryan James, carpenter, bds Rail Road House Ryder Merrill, fur buyer, bds AA'ilson n Bassett 58 MADISON DIRECTORY.

S. Sabin George M., clerk, bds Langdon c AVisconsin Av Sachtyen John, carpenter, h Johnson n Blount Sammon William, laborer, h E Canal n AVashington Av Sampson Jane S., domestic, II. S. Hotel Sampson Julia, domestic, U. S. Hotel Sampson Rachel, waitress, American House Sargeant Aaron, hack driver, bds AVisconsin Av n Clymer Saucer Peter, tailor, bds State n Honrv Saunders F'rank, h University Av n Lake Saunders Sarah L., bds AVilson n Pinckney Sauthoff Frederick, cutter, h AA'ebster n Main Sawyer George II., produce and grain dealer, 31. & M. lt. It. depot grounds, h Brook's Addition Scheidc Frederick, laborer, h AVilliamson bet Livingston and Patterson Schcll Benjamin, stone cutter, h Main n E Canal Schlotthaucr George, barber, 33 King Schmink Jacob, carpenter, h AVilson n Canal SCHMITZ FRANZ, saloon, State bet Henry and Fairchild Schollenberg ltheina, laborer, h AVilson c Blount SCHOOL LAND DEPARTMENT, City Hall, Mifflin c AVis­ consin Av Schott , postmaster Legislature, bds AVilson bet. Butler and Pinckney Sehue Eliza, widow id' Alexander, li Main n Henry Schuemann Hermann, laborer, bds Gorham n Brearley Schwink Henry, shoe maker, bds Pennsylvania House SCOFIELD P. E., assistant State Treasurer, Capitol, h Day­ ton n Pinckney Seofield O. G., receiving clerk, State Treasurer's office, Capitol, h Dayton n Pinckney Seollan Sylvester G, bartender, bds St. Julien Restaurant Scott Abram, jeweler, h Spaight n Baldwin Scott Garrett, jeweler, h State n Fairchild Scott George J., clerk, h State n the University Scott Margaret, widow of Robert, nurse, h AVebster n Wash­ ington Av Scovill Theodore M. & Co., iron foundry, State c Johnson, h State c Lake Seekell George B., (S. F. AA'inch & Co.,) produce and grain dealer, M. & M. R. R. depot grounds, h same MADISON DIRECTORY. 59 Socmann Jacob, assistant clerk, S. L. D., bds Bruen's Block Seeney Henry, cabinet maker, h Butler n Hamilton Sekles Simon, (Sekles & Co.,) grocer, State n Henry, h same Sekles & Co., (S. Sekles & M. Kline,) grocers, &c, State n Henry Selangor Joseph, tailor, h AV Canal bet AVilliamson and Main Senf Christian, carriage maker, bds State n Henry Sexton Andrew, foreman Argus, bds Johnson n Pinckney Seymour AV. N., late city clerk, h Clymer n AVisconsin Av Shackelford C, clerk, bds Oilman bet Henry and Clark Shaffer John, bds E Canal n AVashington Av Shallock Richard, printer, h AVilson c Henry Sharp Edward, blaster, h Johnson c Brooks Shea Mary, widow of Patrick, washerwoman, h AA'ilson c Bed­ ford Shea Michael, laborer, h Clymer u AA'ilson Sheasby Edward, eating house, Clymer n King, h same Sheasby James, farmer, bds Clymer n King Shennasy Michael, laborer, h Main bet Bassett and Bedford Sherin AVilliam A., cabinet maker, bds AV Carroll c Mifflin Sherman James C, carpenter, bds Hyer's Hotel Sherrocks Richard, pressman, h AVilson e Henry SHERAVIN ALBERT, contractor, h Gorham c Carroll Sherwin W. II. clerk, bds Gorham c Pinckney Shicbel Frederick, laborer, h Grcenbush Addition Shields John, grocer, Main bet Bedford and It. It. depot, h same Shipley David B., contractor, h Spaight c Ingersoll SHtPMAN STEPHEN V., architect, Bruen's Block, h Spaight n Ingersoll Shoemaker AVilliam, laborer, bds AVilson n Butler Shoemaker Matthew, (Fuller, Ethridge & Co.,) grocer, 15 King, h Dayton, Ohio S1INEIDER JACOB, AVilliam Tell House, State n Henry, h same Shumway S., laborer, h University Av n Murray Sidneck John, h University Av n Murray Siegler George, stone cutter, h AA'illiamson n E Canal Simmons Jacob, clerk, bds Clymer c Carroll Sitzler John, h E Canal n Mifflin Sitzler John, Jr., student, bds E Canal n Mifflin Sitzmann Peter, laborer, h E Canal n Clymer Skellev Edward, laborer, h AA'ilson n Broome 60 MADISON DIRECTORY. Skihill Anna, waitress, Capitol House Skinner E. AV., agent, bds Gorham c Brearley Skinner AValdo, h State n Gilman Skinner AVilliam AY., butcher, bds Johnson bet AVisconsin Av and Pinckney Slack John, laborer, bds Madison Depot House Slater AA'illiam, butcher, bds Johnson bet Wisconsin Av and Pinckney Slaughter John AV., undergraduate, bds University Slaughter P. Clayton, junior class, bds University Slavan James P., farmer, h Gorham c AVebster Slavan John IL, teller, Dane County Bank, h Gorham bet Pinckney and Butler Slavan Thomas M., farmer, h Gorham c AA'ebster Slightam Ann, widow of John, h Clymer n Henry Smith , laborer, h Washington Av n Dickinson Smith Achsah, widow of Church, bds AVisconsin Av c Main Smith Albert, tailor, bds AVilson bet Broome and Henry Smith Alfred, tailor, bds AVilson bet Henry and Broome Smith Andrew, clerk, bds Gilman c Frances Smith Anton, carpenter, h E Canal n Clymer Smith Asher, engineer, h foot Clymer n It. It. Smith B. IL, widow of George, bds Clymer bet Carroll and Hamilton SMITH EDAA'ARD B., president Bank Capitol, bds Pinckney n Johnson Smith Edward IL, (Smith & Meridith,) billiard saloon, Main c King, h Hamilton c Dayton Smith Francis, hotel, State n Henry, h same SMITH GEORGE B., (Smith &'l\.eyes,) mayor and lawyer, Pinckney 11 Main, h Pinckney c AVilson Smith Henry, clerk, bds Gorham n AVisconsin Av Smith Henry D., preparatory class, bds University Smith Henry G., (colored,) bar keeper, bds Wilson n King Smith H. K., reporter, bds Pinckney c Johnson Smith Jacob, tailor, h AVilliamson n Livingston Smith James, h AVashington Av n Butler Smith J. M., assistant clerk, S. L. D., bds AVashington Av c Henry Smith James It., cabinet maker, h Henry n State Smith John F., tutor, State University, h same Smith Joseph, carpenter, h AVebster n Oilman Smith Margaret, widow, bds Williamson n Livingston MADISON DIRECTORY. 61 Smith Mary, widow of Peter, bds Johnson n Patterson Smith Mary, widow of Phillip, h Clymer bet Bassett and Bed­ ford Smith Matthew, tailor, bds Johnson n Patterson Smith Michael, teamster, h Johnson n Patterson Smith Michael, wheat buyer, h Brook's Addition Smith Peter, laborer, h Langdon n State Smith Philip, laborer, h Langdon n State Smith Reuben, late contractor, h AVilson c W Canal SMITH ROBERT J., fancy goods, 15 King,bds Capitol House Smith Samuel AV., student, bds Henry c AVashington Av Smith Valentine, barber, bds Mifflin n Henry7 Smith AVashington L., (II. li. Foster & Co.,) produce and commission merchant, AVilson c W Canal, h same SMITH & KEYES, (George B. Smith & E. AV. Kcyes,) lawyers, Pinckney n Main Smith fcMeridith, (E. 11. Smith & A. A. Meiidith,) St. Julien billiard saloon, Main c King Snell Charles, printer, Journal Office Snell Holden, h Jenifer n Few Snow Henry IL, printer, h Johnson c Park Sohlig Hubert, baker, State n Fairchild, h same SOHN J. N., 13 King Solberg C. P., editor of Emigrant, 19 King, h opp Court House Sollinger John, laborer, bds State n Henry Somers Hugli, grocer, King n AVilson, h same Spanier George B., clerk, h King n Main Spencer Ann E., dress maker, h Pinckney n Washington Av, h same Spencer James, pin sterol', h AVilliamson o Baldwin Spencer Joseph P., plasterer, h foot of Williamson Spencer Luther .!)., (P. II. Spencer & Co.,) butcher, Pinckney n Washington Av, h same Spencer Peletiah II.,(P. IT. Spencer & Co.,) butcher, Pinckney n Washington Av, h same Spencer Samuel L., (P. II. Spencer & Co.,) butcher, Pinck­ ney n Washington Av, h same Spencer P. 11. & Co., (Peletiah II. Spencer, Luther D. Spen­ cer & Samuel L. Spencer,) butchers, Pinckney n Mifflin Spooner Sarah, domestic, U. S. Hotel Spraguo Ezra T., ((Carpenter & Sprague,) attorney at law, McKeys' block Main bet Pinckney and AVisconsin Av Sprecher Frederick, brewer, AVilliamson c Blount, h same 62 MADISON DIRECTORY. Squire 0. AV., bds Lake House SQUIRES JOEL C, Bank Comptroller, State Capitol, h State e Murray Stack John, gas fitter, h E Canal n Main Stack Thomas, laborer, h r AVilson n Bassett Stafford C, seamstress, Capitol House Stafford S., waitress, Capitol House Stakanbauer George, laborer, h AVilliamson n Ingersoll Stanford Simon, laborer, bds AVilson bet Broome and Bedford Stanford Thomas, baker, h Wilson bet Broome and Bedford Stangeland Elias, late publisher, h E Canal n Mifflin Stangeland Peter 0., clerk, bds Main opp Court House Stanley Benjamin 0., provision dealer, h Johnson n State Starksen Michael, carpenter, h W Canal n Mifflin Starkweather Frederick T., sophomore class, bds University Starkweather John, carpenter and builder, h AVilson n AViscon­ sin Av Start Miss E., ready-made linen, &c, Carroll bet AVashington Av and Mifflin, h same STATE BANK, Pinckney n AVashington Av. [See Adver­ tisement] STATE CAPITOL, Capitol Park.bct Pinckney, Carroll, Mifflin and Main State Coin Tavern, Mifflin c Henry STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, basement Baptist Church, Carroll n Main STATE JOURNAL, G Bruen's block, Pinckney c AVashington Av STATE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, office basement Baptist Church, Carroll n Alain STATE UNIVERSITY, foot State Steckomesser AVilliam, veterinary surgeon and insurance agent, Williamson n AV Canal, h same Steele Catharine, waitress, Capitol House Steensland Hallo, clerk, h E Canal n AVashington Av Stein Christian, soap maker, AVashington Av c Brearley, li same Stelaurgland Elias, printer, h E Canal n AVashington Av Sterling Addison A., freshman class, bds University Sterling John AV., Prof. State University, h same Stevens Ann C, widow of Cyprian, bds Jenifer c Patterson Stevens Breeso J., (Stevens & Lewis,) lawyer, Main c Carroll, bds Clymer bet Wisconsin Av and Carroll Stevens Henrv, shoe maker, bds Golden Star House MADISON DIRECTORY. 63

Stevens John P., builder, h Spaight n Patterson Stevens Loyal A., compositor, bds AVebster c Mifflin Stevens & Lewis, (B. J. Stevens & II. M. Lewis,) lawyers, Main c Carroll Stevenson Martin, laborer, h Butler n King Stevenson Ole, carpenter, h Butler n King St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church, Main n Bassett Stokes P. A., foreman, li Mifflin n Broome Stolcenborg John, carpenter, h AVilliamson n Patterson Stoltze Francis A., shoo maker, h Mifflin n Henry Stolz A., (F. & A. Stolz.) milliner, AVebster n King, h same Stolz P., (F. & A. Stolz,) milliner, &c, AVebster n King, h same Stolz F. & A., milliners and dress makers, AVebster n King Stone George W., compositor, bds Henry n Main STONE LORENZO D., ticket agent M. & M. It. It , h Main bet Bedford and R. R. depot Stoner John, late; cabinet maker, h E Canal c Gorham *STONER MADISON, clerk, bds E Canal n Gorham Storm Henry, porter, St Julien, Main c King- Storm Mary B., music teacher, bds AVashington Av n Carroll Story Hugh G., mason, bds University Av bet Frances and Lake Story William, farmer, bds University Av bet Frances and Lake Stout Peter, compositor, bds Henry n Main Stover Isaac S., clerk, bds Osborn House Stratton II. II., bar tender, Capitol House Straub John, bds University Av c Lake Strauss IF, (M. Strauss & Bro.,) segars, &c, Capitol House block, h at Milwaukee Strauss M. & Bro., (31. & Henry Strauss,) segars, &c, Cap­ itol House block, h at Milwaukee Straw AVilliam G, carpenter, h E Canal n Mifflin Stroebcl George, shoe maker, h Blount n Main Stroebel Joseph, shoe maker, h Clymer c Blair Strocso Christlieb, tailor, h Butler n Mifflin Strong Samuel L., late dry goods, h Jenifer bet Ingersoll and Brearley Styrnatz Henry, hotel, AVashington Av c AVebster, h same Suckow B. AV., assistant Sup't Public Property, Stato Capitol, bds Spaight n Baldwin

*NOTK.—The first male person born in the City of Madison, and very appropriately named Madison Stoner. 64 MADISON DIRECTOR*.

Suhr John IL, clerk, bds State Bank building Sullivan Timothy, laborer, h AVilliamson c Dickinson Sumner James AV., clerk, bds Gorham n Pinckney Surtt John, carpenter, h AVashington Av n Blount Sussmann Julius, pedlar, bds AVilliam n the Lake. Sutphcn Margaret, widow, bds Butler e Mifflin Sutton John E., sophomore class, bds University- Swain AVilliam, tinsmith, bds W Canal SWAMP LAND DEPARTMENT, City Hall, Mifflin c Wis consin Av Swanson John, wood chopper, h Spaight n Dickinson Swedbcrg Jonas, book keeper, bds Clymer c Hamilton Sweet 31ary A., school teacher, bds Spaight c Ingersoll Sweet R. P., clerk Bank Comptroller's office, State Capitol, bd AVashington Av c Henry Sweitz Henry, clerk, h Williamson n E Canal Swonsen Christian, tailor, h AVilson n Henry Swift Charles AV., mason and plasterer, ii Johnson n Blount Swineam Joseph, tailor, h E Canal n Clymer Switzer J. P., broker, bds Washington Av c Henry Szitnick John D., laborer, h University Ad

TAFT BENJAMIN A., clerk, bds Oilman bet Fairchild and Carroll Taggart Daniel, tailor, bds Cross' Hotel, Main Tanuatt John, wheat buyer, bds Osborn llimse Tappan Edward A., h University Av n Lake TAYLOR GEORGE P.. secretary gas works, h Johnson ,, Ingersoll Tenney Daniel K., (Wakeley & Teniicy,) lawyer, S Bruen's block, h Henry e Langdon Tergeson Oio, Christiana House, E Canal n Mifflin Thalberg Abraham, bds State n Henry Thayer II. F., bds Clymer bet Carroll and Hamilton Thayer Stephen B., physician, h Alain 11 Henry Theisen Matthias, (AVais & Thcisen,) wagon maker, Main n AVebster, h same Theme Michael, tailor and wines and liquors, retail, Williamson n Few, h same Thomas John AV., preparatory class, bds University Thomas Thomas J., shoe maker, h Mifflin n Henry MADISON DIRECTORY. 65

Thompson Archibald, porter house, King e Clymer, h same Thompson Caroline, cook, American House Thompson Edward, Sup't Gas Co., Bruen's block, It E Canal n AVilson Thompson John, clerk, bds Christiana House Thompson 0., clerk, bds Clymer c Carroll Thurston Daniel S., li State n Oilman Tibbits P. G, (Tibbits & Gordon,) hardware, King n Main, (and Tibbits, Gordon & Co.,) produce and commission merchant, It. It. depot grounds, bds Capitol House Tibbits K. S., gentleman, bds AAlseonsin Av bet Clymer and AVilson Tibbits & Gordon, (P. G. Tibbitts & AV. I. Gordon,) hard­ ware, &c, King n Main, and (Tibbits, Gordon & Co.,) produce and commission merchants, R. R. depot grounds Tobin John, laborer, h Wilson bet Broome and Bedford Tobin John, porter, h n R. It. depot Tobin Thomas, farmer, h Gorham c Webster TOLFORD CHARLES P., painter, bds Bassett, n Clymer TOLFORD JOSHUA AV., painter &c, Fairchild bet Main and Hamilton, bds Bassett n Clymer Tonson Henry, laborer, h Bedford n AVilson Torgerson Ole, printer, h E Canal n Johnson Torney Bernard, hack driver, bda AVisconsin Av n AVilson Touhcy Thomas, laborer, h r AVilson n Bassett Towers AA'illiam P., painter, h Jenifer n Ingersoll Tracy AVilliam, tailor, bds Pinckney bet 3Iain and Clymer Trainer Daniel, laborer, h AVilson n Bedford Treat Hiram P., merchant tailor, h Gorham n Pinckney Tredway Archibald D., (Donaldson & Tredway,) dry goods, groceries, &c., Main opp the Park, h Gorham n Carroll Tredway Manning, book keeper Dane County Bank, bds Pinck­ ney c Johnson Trevoy Ruth, widow of AA'illiam, h Hamilton opp Clymer Trinkhaus Henry, h Johnson n Blount Trontar Mary J., dress maker, bds State n Frederick Tscheudy Peter, h State n Gorham Tue James AV., painter, bds AVilson n Pinckney Tullis D. IL, principal Bacon College, bds American House Turner, A. J., clerk, bds Turner, Honry J., school teacher, bds Carrol! n AVashington Av Turner Jackson, printer, bds AVebster c Mifflin 66 MADISON DIRECTORY. Turner Joseph, laborer, bds AVilson hot Carroll and Hamilton Turney Kearn, shoe maker, h AV Canal n Mifflin Turtle Edward laborer, h Spaight n Dickinson Tutty James, carpenter, bds AVilson bet Pinckney and Butler u. Ufford George II., carpenter, h Gorham bet Livingston and Brearley Ullman Louis book-keeper, h Clymer n Washington Av Ulrich Ferdinand, blacksmith, bds Kraus' Hotel Undcrdown AVilliam S., printer, bds Maine Broome UNITED STATES HOTEL, Main c Pinckney

Valentine Charles, shoe maker, bds Clymer n Pinckney Valentine John, shoe maker, bds Oilman n State VAN BERGEN P. S., U. S. Hotel, Main c Pinckney Van Bergen Martin J., bds Clymer c AVisconsin Av Van Bergen Peter IL, h Johnson bet Carroll and AA'isconsin Av Van Etta Jacob, clerk, Capitol House, bds same VAN SLYKE NAPOLEON B., (J. Richardson & Co.,) president Dane County Bank and real estate agent, Pinck­ ney c AVashington Av, h Pinckney c Gilman Van AVie Isaac, City Hotel, 35 King Vascn Martin, mason, h AVilson c Blount Veerhusen William, saloon, Main bet Pinckney and AA'isconsin Av, h Gorham n Blair Viall Andrus, mason h Carroll c Johnson Viall Franklin, carpenter, h Gorham n Livingston VILAS LEVI B., farmer, h Langdon e Henry Vimont Thomas J., freshmen class, bds University- Vincent Lewis, laborer, h Spaight n Patterson Vogel Julius, turner, wood, ivory and metal, AVilliamson c Liv­ ingston, h same Void AA'illiam A., lager beer saloon, 2 King, b State Vollendur Frank, mason, h Williamson c Livingston Voiyicr Louis, stone cutter, h Johnson n Livingston Vroman George AV., carpenter, h Wisconsin Av n Gorham MADISON DIRECTORY. 67 W. Wackman Henry, carpenter, h Brooks n Johnson AVafcrs James, laborer, h Clymer n Bedford Wains Beniger, carpenter, h Spraight n Dickinson Wais David, (AVais & Theisen,) wagon maker, Main n AVeb­ ster, h same AVais & Theisen, (David AVais & 31. Theisen,) wagon makers, 31ain n AVebster AVakeley Charles T., (AVakeloy & Tenney,) lawyer, 8 Bruen's Block, h AVashington Av c Hcnrv AVakeley & Tenney, (C. T. AVakeley & D. K. Tenney,) law­ yers, Bruen's Block Pinckney n AVashington Av AValdschaky Gottlieb, laborer, h AVilliamson c Dickinson AValdschaky Michael, brewer, bds AA'illiamson n F'ow Walker Emanuel, (colored,) saloon, King, h r AA'ilson bet Pinckney and Butler AValker Thomas II., blacksmith, bds Gilman n State AVall Christopher, tailor, h Main n Bassett AVallace Joseph, teamster, bds E Canal n AVashington Av AA'allacc Thomas, bds Clymer c AA'isconsin Av AVallace AA'illiam, clerk, bds Clymer c AA'isconsin Av AVallace AV. II., clerk, bds American House AVallington George F., baker, h E Canal n 3Iifflin AValtton AVilliam B., civil engineer, h Gorham n Patterson AYalzinger A. & Co., confectioners, 0 King, h King n AVilson AA'angor AV., boarding, AV Canal n AVilliamson AVard Andrew J., physician, 13 King, h Carroll c Vine AVard James AV., real estate, Clymer c Pinckney, bds Spaight n Jenifer AVard Susan II., teacher, bds Spaight c Ingersoll AVard AA'illiain G., engineer, h 3Iurray n Englo AVarren Albert, ice dealer, foot Hamilton on Fourth Lake, bds AVebster n Johnson AVarren Samuel P., compositor, bds Henry n 31ain AA'artsichor Henrich, laborer, h Williamson c Ingersoll AVatkins Joseph, bar keeper, bds AVilson c King AVater Cure, banks of Lake Monona AA'aterhouse Silas, mason, h Spaight n Dickinson Waters John D., musician, bds Clymer n Pinckney AVatson John, compositor, bds Henry n Main AVatson Joseph, teamster, h r Broome n Main 08 MADISON D1RECTR0Y. WATSON W. II., private secretary Governor, State Capitol, bds AVisconsin Av n Webster Webb George, (Calkins & AVebb,) publisher, Main c Webster. h Carroll c Gorham Webber Lewis, laborer, bds State n Fairchild Week George, laborer, bds State n Henry AVeed Clara, widow of Daniel IL, bds Pinckney c AVilson WEBSTER JA31ES S., painter, King n Butler, h Gorham c Wisconsin Av. [Sec Advertisement] WELCH JOHN D., sheriff, Court House, Main c Fairchild, h AVilson c Carroll Welch AVilliam, hack driver, bds Clymer n Wisconsin Av Welch AVilliam, (Welch & Lamb,) lawyer, 13 King, h Winne­ bago Lake WELCH & LAMB, (AVilliam Welch & T. J. Lamb,) law­ yers, 13 King. [See Advertisement] AVenstob Charles J., printer, bds Clymer AVerthner John 0., carpenter, h Gorham c Webster Westfall B AV., clerk, bds Langdon n Fairchild Westfall AV. P., teller AA'isconsin Bank, bds Langdon n Henry Westerman Henry, painter, University Av n Lake, h same Westerman AA'illiam, painter, University Av u Lake, h same AVheeler Harriet A., widow of Edward L., bds Johnson bet Pinckney and Hamilton AVheeler Nathan 31., physician, h Fairchild n Main Whitcomb Parmcnas II., compositor, bds White , postmaster at Capitol, bds Clymer n Pinckney AVHITE JULIUS, secretary AVisconsin State Insurance Com­ pany, Pinckney n Clymer, h Gilman bet Carroll and Fair- child White Robert, carpenter and builder, Washington Av, h Gor­ ham n Brearley White Simeon P., carpenter, h Oilman n State Whitehead Jonathan, mason, bds University Av bet Francos aud Lake Whitley J. II., printer, bds Osborn House Whitney , h AA'ebster n Hamilton Whitney Henry, machinist, bds Main n Bassett Whitney Rodgcrs E., rectifier, bds Smith's Hotel AVhitney AVilliam F., wines and liquors, 4 A'an Bergen's Block', Pinckney n Clymer, h AVebster Whittolsey Frederick, (P. & J. II. AVhittelsey,) dry goods, "2 Van Bergen's Block, Pinckney, h Clymer n Pinckney MADISON DIRECTORY. 69 Whittclsoy John II., (P. & J. II. AVhittelsey,) dry goods, 2 Van Bergen's Block, Pinckney, h Clymer n Pinckney WHITTELSEY F. & J. IL, dry goods, &c, 2 Van Bergen's Block, Pinckney. [See Advertisement] Wickcrt Christina, widow of AVilliam, bds AVilson opp King AViekert John, assistant sergeant-at-arms, Capitol, bds Wilson opp King AVidvcy Theodore J., lawyer, 8 Bruen's Block, bds AVilliamson n Livingston Wightman Francis, deputy County Clerk, bds Johnson n Ham­ ilton Wilcox George W., clerk of Police Court, bds State n Lake AVilkes Joseph, foreman Stato Journal Printing House, h Day­ ton n Henry AVilkins C. P., hair dresser, bds Prospect n Blair AVillans John, clerk, School Land Office, h Gorham n Blount AVILLARD CHARLES A., produce dealer, 31. & M. R. R. depot grounds, bds Bassett c Main Willard Diamond, bds Bassett c Main AVILLARD GEORGE A., grain and produce dealer, M. & lt. It. depot grounds, h Bassett c Main AVillard Minnie, widow of Thomas, bds Bassett c 3Iain Willet Louisa A., widow of Aquilla, h Carroll n AVashington Av AA'illgrobs Jibbc, laborer, h Gorham n Brearley AVilliams Charles II., carpenter, h AVilson n Butler AVilliams Chaunccy L., book keeper, bds at the University Williams David, h E Canal n 3Iifflin AVilliams Horatio N., plasterer, h Williamson ab Dickinson AVilliams 31rs. C. L., matron, Stato University, h same AVilliams lt. T., clerk S. L. D., h 31ifflin n Broome AVilliams Thomas S., painter, bds AVilson n King Williams AVilliam, bds State n Gilman AA'illiamson Ezokiol 31., (AVilliamson & Barwise,) banker, Pinckney n 3Iain, h Pinckney c Dayton AVILLIAMSON & BARWISE, (E. 31. Williamson & 0. H. Barwise,) bankers, Pinckney n Slain. [See Advertise­ ment] AVillis Fredorick A., clerk, bds Johnson Willis Henry, bar tender, bds St. Julien Saloon AA'illis Henry, (colored,) hair dresser, h AVilson bet Pinckney and Butler Wills William C, lumberman, h Stato n Frederick 70 MADISON DIRECTORY. Wilson , widow, h Butler n Mifflin AVilson Charles IL, comedian, h junction Hamilton and Carroll AVilson Harriet, widow of Luther, h Pinckney c Johnson Wilson John, h Butler n Mifflin AVilson John H., carpenter, bds AA'ilson n Butler AVinch Seth F. & Co, (Seth P. Winch & George Seekell,) produce and grain dealers, 31. & M. R. R. depot grounds, h same Winge C. II. R., printer, h AVilliamson n Livingston Winslade John, carpenter, h AVilson n Bassett AVISCONSIN BANK OF MADISON, 3Iain opp the Park Wisconsin House, Gilman n State Wisconsin Stato Telegraph Co., Bruen's Block, Pinckney c AVashington Av Wise Frederick, potter, h AA'illiamson n Few Wiser John B., carriage maufacturer, AA'isconsin Av n Clymer, h same Wislar John, butcher, AVebster n 3Iain, h same AVolzer Henry, mason, h State Wood A. S., marble dealer, bds 31ain o AV Canal AVood P. E., stone cutter, h 31ain c AV Canal AVOOD SYDNEY A., daguerreotypes, &c, Pinckney bet Main and Clymer, h 3Iain c AV Canal. [See Advertisement.] AVoodbury James, h Mifflin n AVisconsin Av AVoodman Francis, hostler, bds Clymer bet Pinckney and King AVORDEN AVILLIAM II., butcher, 6 King, h Butler n King AVRIGHT DAVID II., justice of peace, h Carroll c Johnson Wright Henry, deputy City Treasurer, h AVilson bet Carroll and Hamilton AVright John, (AVright & Paine,) druggist, 7 King, h AA'ilson c Carroll AVright Thomas F., shoo maker, h Butler n Main AVRIGHT & PAINE, (John Wright & George Paine,) drugs and medicines, 7 King. [ See Advertisement] Wuld Christopher, tailor, h Slain n Bassett Wyman Emerson E., policeman, h AA'ilson n Broomo AVyman Erastus, carpenter and builder, h Spaight n Ingersoll AVyman Ezekiol E., late carpenter, h AA'ilson n Bassett Wyman AV. H., insurance agent, Bruen's Block, Pinckney c AVashington Av, bds Butler n Clymer Wyrick J. I., printer, bds Webster c Mifflin MADISON DIRECTORY. 71 Y. Yielding Richard, veterinary surgeon, h E Canal n Johnson Young Henry, carpenter, h Blair n Williamson Young Henry, painter, h AA'ilson n Blair Young Slartha A., milliner, Pinckney n Main, h same Young Michael, (P. Young- & Bro.,) billiards and restaurant, Atwood's Block, Slain, h same Young P. & Brother, (Peter & Michael Young,) St. Nicholas billiards and restaurant, Atwood's Block, 31ain, h same Young Thomas IL, painter, h Pinckney n AVashington Av Youngman Henry, cabinet maker, h State z. Zeller Matthias, shoe maker, h 31ain n AV Canal Zctteller F. T., assistant clerk, Swamp Land Department, h Slain bet Bassett and Bedford Zull Joseph, shoe maker, bds AVebster n Mifflin Zwang Michael, stone mason, h AVilliamson n Dickinson Zwieckay C, saloon, AA'isconsin Av c Slifflin, and hotel, Oilman n State, h Gilman n State DIRECTORY.

Agents, Collecting. (Sec Collecting Agents.)

Agents, Express. (See Express Agents )

Agents, General- (See General Agents.')

Agents, Insurance. (See Insurance Agents.)

Agents, Land and Loan. (See Loan and Land Agents.)

Agents, Real Estate. (See Real Estate Agents.)

Agricultural Implement, &c, Ifea-.er:; in. Adams & Adams, 8 King Billings & Carman, King n Butler Carman P. L. & Co., Slain n lt It depot Fox Samuel It., Slain c Carroll Perry B. P., AVebster n King Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain MADI80N DIRECTORY. 73 Apothecaries. (Sec Drugs and Medicines, Retail.)

Architects. Donnel & Kutzbock, 13 King Knudson Theodore, Livingston n Johnson Lyons Jerome It., Bruen's block, Pinckney c AVashington Av Shopman V., Bruen's block, Pinckney c Washington Av

Artists Colors and Materials. Colwell & Co., Pinckney n Slain

Attorneys and Counsellors. (See I/airycrs.)

Auctioneers. Gridley & Bruce, Pinckney n Clymer McPyuchcon AVilliam, Slain bet Pinckney and AVebster

Bakers. Bird Joseph N. 1'., Washington Av n Webster llossing George, State n Gorham Slocglich A., University Av c Frances Sohlig Hubert & Co., State n Fairchild

Bankers. Ainsworth Henry Clay, Slain n AVisconsin Av Harris & Harris, Pinckney n Slain Hayes AA'illiam A., Pinckney, under State Bank Slanning Henry C. & Co., Van Bergen's block, Pinckney c Cly­ mer Riley Rufus S., Slain n Wisconsin Av Williamson & Barwise, Pinckney n Slain

Banks. Bank of the Capitol, Washington Av n Pinckney Dane County Bank, Pinckney c AVashington Av State Bank, Pinckney n AVashington Av AVisconsin Bank of Sladison, Slain opp the Park 10 74 MADISON DIRECTORY. Beds and Mattrasses. (Sec Furniture Dealers.)

Billiard Saloons. Doerschlag A. P., Pinckney c Slain St. Julicn, (Smith & Meridith,) Slain c King St. Nicholas, (P. Young & Bro.,) Atwood's block, Slain United States, Slain c Pinckney

Black and White Smiths. Carter AVilliam, AVisconsin Av n Clymer Fields Peter B., Gilman bet Stato and University Av Hagan Samuel, AVilliamson bet Blount and Livingston Lamp John, AVilliamson bet Ingersoll and Few Slaldonc & Crampton, State c Gilman Parker James J., State n Henry Pearson & Pental, Slain n Butler Reiner John, junc AVilson and AVilliamson Rouse Casper SI., Pinckney n Clymer AVais & Theisen, Slain n AVebster

Blank Book Manufacturers. Atwood & Rublec, Pinckney e AVashington Av Bliss, Eberhard & Festner, 11 King

Boarding Houses. Anderson Andrew, Clymer c Carroll Austin Ira, Wilson n Pinckney Barry P. D., Slain n Bedford Clark Cynthia SI., Mifflin c AVebster Cox Robert, W Canal n Sliffiin Doris Thomas, Slain n Bassett Eddy Eliza, Washington Av n Carroll Larned Patrick, Slain n Bassett SlcPyncheon AA'illiam, Butler e AA'illiamson Sladison Depot House, ft AVashington Av n R. R. depot Sloody Nathan J., Fairchild n Slain Rathbun Hugh C, Slain n Henry

Boat Builder. Henrichs G. A., Gorham n Blair MADTSON DIRECTORY. 75 Boiler Maker. Brown Israel E., Lake n Fourth Lake

Book Binders. Atwood & Rublce, Pinckney c AVashington Av Bliss, Eberhard & Festner, 11 King

Booksellers and Stationers. Bliss, Eberhard & Festner, 11 King

Boots and Shoes, Dealers and Makers. Beekman Charles, King n the Lake Brooks William, AVilson n King Burgess James E., o Fairchild's block Burwell David SL, Slain opp the park Dudley AVilliam, AVashington Av u Pinckney Fry Michael, Gilman bet University Av and State Fuller Francis D., King c Slain Gallagher James, AA'ebster n King Gilman George AV., Pinckney n Slain Harding William, AA'ilson e King Harris Thomas, University Av n Lake Heeran Thomas, Gilman c Frances Horinan Henry, King c Clymer

Bowling Saloon. Colby AA'illiam, AVashington Av n Pinckney

Brass Founder. Brown Israel E., Lake n Fourth Lake

Brewers. Rodcrmuud John, Yahara Canal Sprecher Frederick, AVilliamson c Blount A'iogt AA'illiam, State c Gorham

Burning Fluid. (See Cmnpfiette and /turning Fluid.) 76 MADISON DIRECTORY. Brokers Exchange. Capitol of the Capitol, Pinckney n Washington Ay Dane County Bank, Pinckney c AVashington Av Harris & Harris, Pinckney n Slain Richardson J. & Co., Pinckney c Washington Av Riley Rufus S., Slain n Carroll State Bank, Pinckney bet AVashington Av and Slain AVisconsin Bank, Slain bet Pinckney and AVisconsin A

Butchers. Bradley Henry, Siorris n Bedford Brown & Slarinus, State n Gorham Conley & Rhodes, Slain n AVebster Hummel Frederick, State n Henry Keppel Thomas, AA'illiamson n E Canal Slanning AA'illiam, Slain n Bedford Nichols Robert, Hamilton junction Carroll Spencer P. II. & Co., Pinckney n Mifflin AVislar John, AVebster n Slain Worden AVilliam II., G King

Cabinet Makers. (See also Furniture Dealers.) Buck 0. C. & Co., Slain n Carroll Clark Darwin, Slain n AVebster Fisher James E. & Co., Pinckney n AVilson

Camphene and Burning Fluid. Colwell & Co., Pinckney n Slain De Frees J. 31., Slain n Carroll AA^right & Paine, 7 King Carpenters and Builders. Burwell J. C, Slurray n State Campbell James, AVashington Av n Broome Cosgrove Slichael, Frances n University Av Davis Richard T., Pinckney c Dayton Deards John, AVilson bet Henry and Broome Fielmann Augustus, Clymer n Henry Hopkins James, Jr., Bassett c Clymer Jack & Richardson, Slifflin n Pinckney MADISON DIRECTORY. 77 Karns & Howard, Mifflin n Pinckney Lorenzcn Claus, Gorham c Patterson Sloulton II. N., Clymer bet Broome and Henry Sloxlcy Almon It., Clymer e Henry Slyer John, Wilson bet Carroll and Hamilton Noble James D., Gorham n Patterson Pierce Christopher C., Hamilton n Clymer Sachtyen John, Johnson n Blount Starkweather John, AVilson n AVisconsin Av

Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings. Cole AV., & Co., Pinckney n AVashington Av Donaldson & Tredway, Slain opp the Park Klauber S., & Co., 1 and 2 Fairchild's Block

China, Glass and Earthern Ware. Cole AV. & Co., Pinckney n AVashington Av Dodge Hiram G., AVebster n Slain Harding AVilliam, AA'ilson n King Huchting Brothers, Siifflin c Carroll Poole D. C, Atwood's Block Slain n Carroll Civil Engineers and Surveyors- Drake Levi P., Jenifer c Paterson Fitch AVilliam F., AV Canal c Main Hough AVilliam 31., Court House, Slain c Fairchild Riley Isaac B., Slain opp the Park AValtton AA'illiam B., Gorham n Patterson Clergymen. Britton, (Episcopal) Brooks W. It., (Baptist, ) Gorham n AVisconsin Av Eggleston, N. II., (Congregational,) Langdon n State Esslinger John Or., Siifflin bet E Canal and Blair Green AV. L., (Presbyterian,) Johnson e Ingersoll Haider Michael, (German Catholic,) University Av c Frances Miller, James AV , (Methodist,) Butler n Hamilton Riordan George T., (Catholic,) Henry n Slain

Clothes Scourer and Renovator, Puller AA'illiam II., Slain n Carroll 78 MADISON DIRECTORY. Clothing, New and Second Hand. Fuller AVilliam II., Slain n Carroll

Clothiers, Wholesale and Retail. Flesh & Ferchheimer, S Van Bergen's Block Friend & Crawford, 9 King Klauber S. & Co., 1 and 2 Fairchild's Bloek Lenz Jacob, State n Henry Lobstein Joseph & Co., 19 King

Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. (See Dry Goods, Wholesale and Retail)

Coach and Carriage Makers. Bird Brothers, Slain n Butler Foren & Brother, State n Gilman AViser John B., AVisconsin Av n Clymer

Coal Dealers. Carman P. L. & Co., Slain n R. R. depot Willard George A., SI. & 31. R. It. depot ground*

Coffin Warehouse- Fitch Deming, Slain c Henry

Collecting Agents. Benedict S. O., Pinckney n Slain Harris & Harris, Pinckney n Slain Mayhew Joseph AV., Pinckney n Slain Riley Rufus S., Slain n AVisconsin Av AVilliamson & Barwise, Pinckney n Slain

Commission Merchants. Carman P. L. & Co,, Slain n R. R. depot Foster II. L. & Co., AVilson c AV Canal Gridley & Bruce, Pinckney n Clymer Hill J. H. & Co., AVilliamson c Butler SlePyncheon AVilliam, Slain n Pinckney Robson J., 31. & 31. R. It depot grounds Sawyer George II., 31. & 31. R. It. depot grounds MADISON DIRECTORY. 79 Tibbits, Gordon & Co., 31 &|M R lt depot grounds AVillard Charles A., SI & 31 It It depot grounds Willard George A., 31. & 31 R It depot grounds AVinch Seth F. & Co., SI & SI It It depot grounds

Confectioner. Mocssner Frederick, King n Clymer Siyers Jonathan J., Slain n AVebster AValzingcr A. & Co., 4 King Contractors. Hartwell Geo. P., (wood,) State n Slurray

Cooper. Hinrichs Christian, AVillliainson n Brearley Country Store. Heeran Thomas, Frances c Gilman

BaguerreotypesJAmbrotypea Photographs, &c, Fuller John S., AVell bl Slain n Carroll AVood Sydney A., Pinckney bet Slain and Clymer

Daguerreian Artists Materials. Colwell & Co., Pinckney n Slain

Dentists. Chittenden Nelson, Slain c Broome Howells J. C, Pinckney n Slain SIcad L. G., Pinckney n AVashington Av

Dentists Materials. Colwell & Co., Pinckney n Slain Die Sinker. Bliss, Eberhard & Festner, 11 King

Dress Makers. Alexander Elizabeth, Wilson opp AV Canal 80 MADISON DIRECTORY. Dillon Ellen & Maria, AVilson n King Errickson Bollero, Clymer c Carroll Flasch Elizabeth, Washington Av n Blount Howell Slary, Gilman n State McKinnon Ellen, Hamilton n Slain SlcSlahon Julia, Slain n Carroll Spencer Anne E., Pinckney n Siifflin Stolz Misses F. & A., AVebster n King Trostar Slary J., State n Frederick Young Slartha A., Pinckney n Slain

Dress Trimmings. (See (dso Dry Goods, Retail.) Donaldson & Tredway, Slain opp the park Klauber S. & Co., Slain c Pinckney AVhittelscy F. & J. II., Pinckney n Clymer

Drugs & Medicines, Retail. Colwell & Co., Pinckney n Slain De Frees James SI., Slain n Carroll Harding AVilliam, AVilson n King Bobbins William, 4 King Slols Franz J., State n Fairchild AVright & Paine, 7 King

Dry Goods, Wholesale and Retail. Colo AV. & Co., Pinckney n AVashington Av Dodge Hiram G., AVebster n Slain Donaldson & Tredway, Slain opp the park Dudley AVilliam, AVashington Av n Webster Griffin John O., 23 King Harding AVilliam, AVilson n King Huchting Brothers, Carroll e Siifflin Klauber S. & Co., 1 and 2 Fairchild's block Slain AV. S. & A. II., State n Siifflin Slarston Jeremiah, State c Gilman McKoy &Bro., 9 Slain Reynolds John, Pinckney n AVashington Av AVhittelscy P. & J. IL, 2 Van Bergen's block, Pinckney MADISON DIRECTORY. Dye Woods and Bye Stuils. (Sec also Drugs and, Medicines, Retail.) Colwell & Co., Pinckney n Slain Eating Houses. (See also Restaurants.) Baxter George, Slain bet Bedford and lt It depot Fess George, Clymer n King Sheasby Edward, Clymer n King Embroiderer. Barry Fanny, Hamilton n Slain

Engraver, (Metal.) Bliss, Eberhard & Festner, 11 King Engravings and Prints. Bliss, Eberhard & Festner, 11 King

Express Agents. Douglass II. A., AA'ashington Av n Pinckney Johnson T. AV., Slain opp R R depot

Express Companies- American Express Co., AVashington Av n Pinckney SIcrchants' Despatch, Slain opp R R depot

Fishing Tackle. Gleason & Brother, 7 Slain Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain Flour, Grain and Feed. (See also Grain and Feed, Dealers in.) Harding AVilliam, AVilson n King Heeran Thomas, Gilman c Frances

Flouring Mills. Ilsley E. D. & Co., Yahara Canal 11 82 MADISON D1REOTROV. Forwarding Merchants Tibbits, Gordon & Co., 31 & 31 R R depot grounds

Fruit Dealers. Fuller, Ethridge & Co., 15 King Myers Jonathan J., Slain n AVebster

Furniture Dealers. (See idso Cabinet Malcers.) Buck 0. C. & Co., Slain n Carroll Clark Darwin, Slain n Webster Fisher James E. & Co., Pinckney bet Clymer and AVilson

Furs and Skins, Dealers in. Tibbits,, Gordon & Co., R R depot grounds Willard George A., R R depot grounds AVinch Seth F. & Co., R R depot grounds

Gas Fitter and Gas Fixtures. GIBBS EDS10ND, Pinckney n Siifflin, h same

General Agents. Benedict Stephen G., Pinckney bet Slain and AVashington A^ HUNT JOHN AV. Dr., State Capitol

Gents' Furnishing Goods. Booth William, Pinckney bet Slain and Clymer Filkins Mrs. J., Carroll n Siifflin Flesh & Ferchheimer, Pinckney n Clymer Friend & Crawford, 9 King Klauber S. & Co., Slain c Pinckney Start Miss E., Carroll n Mifflin

Grain and Feed, Dealers in. (Sec Produce Dealers.)

Grocers, Wholesale and Retail. Atwell Benjamin A.. State n Johnson MADISON DIRECTORY. 83 Bowen B. AV., Pinckney n AVashington Av Colwell & Co., Pinckney n Slain Cook Charles AV., Pinckney n Slain Cottlan & Bros., Stato n Gorham Dodge Hiram G., AVebster n Slain Donaldson & Tredway, Slain opp the park Dudley AA'illiam, AVashington Av n AA'ebster Engel Samuel, 17 King French Slyron B., University Av c Lake Fuller, Ethridge & Co., 15 King Griffin John G., 23 King Hale Elias E., State n Dayton Harding AVilliam, AVilson n King Heeran Thomas, Gilman c Frances HINRICH OTTO, AVilliamson c Brearley Huchting Brothers, Carroll c Mifflin Slain AV. S. & A. II., State n Siifflin Slarston Jeremiah, State c Oilman Slarver P. B., State n Siifflin Sluldoon Slichael, Clymer n Bedford Slurphy John, Slain n Bassett OTT JOHN G., AVilliamson c Livingston Sekles & Co., State n Henry Shields John, Slain n It. lt. depot Somers Hugh, King n AVilson AVright & Paine, 7 King

Guns, Pistols, &c, Dealers in. Adams & Adams, 8 King Batchelor James, University Av n Lake Bovec Theodore N., Pinckney bet Clymer and AVilson Fox Samuel R., Slain c Carroll Gleason & Brother, 7 Slain Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain Gunsmiths. Batchelor James, University Av n Lake Bovee Theodore N., Pinckney bet Clymer and AVilson Laib Charles, AVebster n King SIcGovcrn Anthony, Slain n Carroll Hair Dressers. Barker Mahloii, Slain c Pinckney 84 MADISON DIRECTORY. Bartholdt Wilhelm, State n Fairchild Dickson James, under American House Ostertag Frederick, Capitol House Schlotthaner George, 33 King

Hardware and Cutlery, Wholesale and Retail Adams & Adams, 8 King Dodge Hiram G., AVebster n Slain Fox Samuel It., Slain c Carroll Gleason & Brother, 7 Slain Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain Harness Makers. Albec Otis A., Slain n Hamilton Bodenstein Henry, AVebster n King Chynowoth Thomas, AVashington Av n Pinckney Puller John J., State n Gilman Page Louis, King c Clymer

Hats, Caps and Furs. Dudley AVilliam, Washington Av n Pinckney Friend & Crawford, 9 King McGio George B. & Co., 3 Fairchild's Block Hotels. American House, Pinckney c AVashington Av Capitol House, Slain o AVisconsin Av Christiana House, E Canal n Siifflin City Hotel, 35 King Eastern Hotel, ft AVashington Av n It. R. depot Farmers' Hotel, Slain n R. R. depot Fuller Eliphalet, AVilliamson n Yahara Canal Golden Star, Slain c AVebster Houk's Hotel, Blair n AVilliamson Hyer's Hotel, Jenifer c Patterson Kinney's Hotel, Slain bet Bedford and It. It. depot Kraus' Hotel, Slain n AV. Canal Lake House, AA'ilson c King Osborn House, King n Slain Pennsylvania House, AA'asbiiigton Av n E Canal Smith Francis, State n Henry State Coin, (German,) Siifflin c Henry MADISON DIRECTORY. 85 United State Hotel, Slain c Pinckney AVilliam Tell, State n Henry Wisconsin House, Oilman n State

House Furnishing Goods. Adams & Adams, 8 King Fox Samuel It., Slain c Carroll Gleason & Brother, Slain n Pinckney Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain

Ice Cream Saloon. Myers Jonathan J., Slain n Webster

Ice Dealer. Warren Albert, ft Hamilton n Pinckney

Insurance Agents. Benedict Stephen G., Pinckney bet Slain and Washington Av Dean Simeon, Bruen's Block EDGERTON HENRY K., Pinckney under State Bank Keyes E. W., Pinckney n Slain Mayhew Joseph AV-, Pinckney Noyes Rucl, 3 Bruen's Block, Pinckney Proudfit James K., Pinckney c Clymer Steckcmesser William, AVilliamson n W Canal

Iron Founders. Brown Israel E., Lake on Fourth Lake Scovill Theodore SI., State c Johnson

Lager Beer Saloons. Baus Richard, 17 King Beyer Henry, AVilson opp King Docrschlag A. P., Pinckney c Main Heffncr Ferdinand, King c Webster Hess Henry, Clymer n King Hoffman AVilliam, Clymer n King Sleyer Caspar, Slain opp the park Pellago & Knoefel, AVebster n Slain Stymatez Henry, AVashington c AVebster 86 MADISON DIRECTORY. Veerhusen AVilliam, 8 Slain Void AVilliam L., 2 King Yagla Gottfried, Main n R R depot Zwieckay O, Siifflin c AVisconsin Av Jewellers (Sec Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.)

Justices of the Peace. Barry Peter D., Slain n Bedford Poster Henry L., AVilson c AV Canal Hunt.John AV., State Capitol AVright David II., Carroll c Johnson

Land and Loan Agents- Benedict S. G., Pinckney n Slain Edgerton Henry K, Pinckney n AVashington Av Falkner James P., Pinkney c Siifflin Harris & Harris, Pinckney n Slain Hunt John AV-, State Capitol Riley Rufus S., Slain n AVisconsin Av Williamson & Barwise, Pinckney n Slain

Lawyers. Abbott & Clark, Slain opp park Ainsworth & Baltzell, AVells' Block, Slain n Carroll Atwood & Haskell, Bruen's Block, Pinckney c AVashington Av Blake J. 31., Van Bergen's Block, Pinckney c Clymer Carpenter J. II., 11 King Carpenter & Sprague, SlcKey's Block, Slain bet Pinckney and AVisconsin Av Coit D. R., Wells' Block, Slain n Carroll Cutler & Ford, Van Bergen's Block, Pinckney c Clymer Falkner James P., Pinckney c Siifflin Gregory & Pinncy, Main n Carroll Harding William P., Pinckney c Siifflin Hasbrouck & Gurnee, Atwood's Block, Slain c Carroll Hood Thomas, AV Canal c Slain Johnson John AV., 11 King Knapp & Jarvis, Pinckney n Clymer Mayhew Joseph AA'., Pinckney n Slain MADISON DIRECTORY. 87

SlcAvoy J. II., Court House, Main c Fairchild Orton, Hopkins & Firmin, Pinckney n AVashington Av Orton & Bryant, 1 Van Bergen's Block Remington H. W., Court House, Slain o Fairchild Rollins Nat., Pinckney n Slain Smith & Keycs, Pinckney n Slain Stevens & Lewis, Slain n Carroll AVakeley & Tenney, 8 Bruen's Block AVelch & Lamb, 13 King AVidvcy Theodore J., 8 Bruen's Block

Lime, Plaster and Cement. Carman P. L. & Co., Main n lt. R. depot Livery Stables. American House, Washington Av n Pinckney Bruce A. T., AA'ashington Av n Webster Dorn Slichacl 31., AA'isconsin Av c Clymer Dutcher & Brownell, AVisconsin Av c Clymer Pomeroy F. A., Clymer bet King and Pinckney Van Bergen F. S., Pinckney n AVilson

Locksmith and Bell Hanger. Bovee Theodore N., Pinckney bet Clymer and AVilson

Lumber Dealers. Bull Hiram C., Slain n Bedford Luce C. IL, Slain c Bedford 3IEARS C. S. & CO., Mifflin n Carroll

Machinist. Brown Isaac E., Lake n Fourth Lake

Magazines, Monthly. Journal of Education, office Superintendent Public Instruction Students' Slisccllany, State University Wisconsin Farmer, Pinckney c Washington Av

Marble Worker. Abbott Abiiah, Slain n Carroll 88 MADISON DIRECTORY. Medicines, Botanic. (See also Drugs and Medicines, Retail.) DcFrces James M., Slain n Carroll

Medicines, Patent. (See also Drugs and Medicines, Retail.) Colwell & Co., Pinckney n Slain DoFrecs James SI., Slain n Carroll AVright & Paine, 7 King

Mercantile College. Bacon R. S., Pinckney c Siifflin

Merchant Tailors. Booth William, Pinckney bet Clymer and Slain Friend & Crawford, 9 King Fuller William H., Slain n Carroll Klauber S. & Co., Slain c Pinckney Kurz Frederick, 31 King Jones Lodowick, Webster bet Slain and King Rosermond C. F., Slain opp Park

Milliners. Beechlin Slary A., State c Johnson Bowen J. Barton, Slain n Carroll SlcSIahon Julia, Slain n Carroll Young Slartha A., Pinckney n Slain Young S. SI. Mrs., Pinckney n AVashington Av

Mineral Water, Manufacturers of. Lindestron J. & A., Gorham ft Blair

Music and Musical Instruments, Dealer in Holt David, Pinckney bet Slain and Clymer

Musician. Miller Charles, University Av n Lake .MADISON DIRECTORY.

Nails, Sparables and Spikes. Adams & Adams, 8 King Fox Samuel It., Slain c Carrroll Gleason & Brother, Slain n Pinckney Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain

News and Periodical Depot. Bliss, Eberhard & Festner, 11 King Newspapers, Daily. Argus & Democrat, Main c Webster State Journal, Pinckney c AVashington Wisconsin Patriot, Pinckney n Slain Newspapers, Tri-Weekly. Argus & Democrat, Slain c AVebster State Journal, Pinckney c Washington Av

Newspapers, Weekly. Argus & Democrat, Slain e AVebster Emigranten, (Norwegian,) King n AVebster Sladison Demokrat, (German,) King n AVebster Sladison Zeitung, (German,) King n AVebster North Star, (Norwegian,) Bruen's Block Patriot, Pinckney bet Slain and Clymer Stato Journal, Pinckney c AVashington Av AVisconsin State Zeitung, King n AVebster

Notaries Public. Barwise George II., Pinckney n Slain Carpenter J. II., 11 King Firmin Frank II., Pinckney n AVashington Av Footc Sidney, Pinckney n Washington Av Foster Henry L., AVilson c AV Canal Haskell Frank A., Pinckney u AVashington Av Knapp Joseph G,, Pinckney n Clymer Loomis Charles 0., Court House, Slain c Fairchild Mayhew Joseph AV., Pinckney n Slain AVelch AVilliam, 13 King AVakeley & Tenney, 8 Bruen's Block AVidvey Theodore j., 8 Bruen's Block 12 90 MADISON DIRECTORY. Omnibus Line. Bryan & Fulham, office U. S. Hotel

Painter, Coach and Carriage. Tolford J. AV., Fairchild bet Slain and Hamilton

Painters, House and Sign. Francomb Samuel, AVilson n Hamilton Slcmhard George B., Pinckney c Gorham. Tolford J. AV., Fairchild bet Hamilton and Slain Towers AVilliam P., Jenifer n Ingersoll AVebster James S., King n Butler Painters, Ornamental. Mcmhard George B., Pinckney c Gorham Tolford J. AV., Fairchild bet Slain and Hamilton AVebster James S., King n Butler

Painter, Portrait. Godell Albert, Butler c Williamson

Paints, Oils and Glass. Adams & Adams, 8 King Colwell & Co., Pinckney n Slain Fox Samuel R., Slain e Carroll Gleason & Brother, 7 Slain Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain AVright & Paine, 7 King

Paper Hangers. Tolford Joshua AV., Fairchild bet Hamilton and Slain AVebster James S., King n Butler Paper Hangings. Bliss, Eberhard & Festner, 11 King Colwell & Co., Pinckney bet Washington Av and Slain Wright & Paine, 11 King Perfumery and Toilet Articles. Colwell & Co., Pinckney n Slain MADISON DIRECTORY. 91 DeFrecs J. SI., Slain n Carroll AVright & Paine, 7 King

Physicians and Surgeons Bemer Christian, Slain n AV Canal Bowen & Bartlett, Bruen's Block Pinckney n AVashington Av Brown James J., Carroll c Clymer Carman Samuel, Butler n Siifflin Chapman Chandler B., Pinckney n AVashington Av Davis Alexander II., Clymer bet Pinckney and AA'isconsin Av Favill John, Slain n Carroll Fischer Francis, AA'ashington Av n Carroll Heath Edward N.. Slain bet Bassett and Broome Hobbins Joseph, Slain n Broome Hobbins AVilliam, 4 King Hottj L., State n Henry Lee Hiram O, Blair n AVashington Av Rudd J. O, (Eclectic, )AVilson n Pinckney Thayer Stephen B., Slain n Henry A'arney Albert II., Osborn House AVard A. J., 13 King Wheeler Nathan 31.,'Fairchild n Slain

Piano Fortes and Melodeons. Holt David, Pinckney bet Slain and Clymer

Pickles and Preserves. (See also Grocers.) Cook Charles AV., Pinckney n Slain Fuller, Ethridge & Co., 15 King

Planing Mill. Campbell James, AVashington Av n Broome

Plasterers, Ornamental. Crook Rueben AVilson n Butler, Swift Charles AV., Langdon n Dickinson

Plough Makers. Billings & Carman, King n Butler 93 MADISON DIRECTORY. Pork Packing Establishment. Potter C. & Co., AVilson c AV Canal Porter Houses. Dougherty John, King c Clymer Gilluly Patrick, Gilman n University Av Slolden Leonard, State n Fairchild Thompson Archibald, King c Clymer AValker Emanuel, King n Clymer

Printers, Book and Job. Atwood & Rublee, Pinckney c AVashington Av Calkins & AVebb, Slain c AVebster Carpenter & Martin, Pinckney bet Slain and Clymer Emigranten, King n AVebster Kruer August, King n AVebster Lindeman & Runmann, King n AVebster North Star, Pinckney n AVashington Av Pfaff & Sekles, King n AVebster

Produce Dealers- Askew G. AV., SI & 31 R It depot grounds Carman P. L. & Co., Slain n lt It depot Carpenter B. G., King bet Clymer and Wilson Dane Co. Farmers' Protective Union, J. G. Pelton agent, SI & Si lt lt depot grounds Elliott Henry J., SI & SI R It depot grounds Foster II. L. & Co., AVilson c AV Canal Harding AVilliam, AVilson n King Heeran Thotnai, Gilman c Frances Hill J. 11. & Co., AVilliamson c Butler Hobby E. B., SI & SI It 11 depot grounds Holton J. & Co., Slain n R R depot Hudson John AV., 31 & 31 R R depot grounds Potter C. & Co., AA'ilson c Butler Robson J., SI & SI lt R depot grounds Sawyer George II., SI & SI It It depot grounds Taft Benjamin A., It It depot grounds Tibbits, Gordon & Co., SI & SI It It depot grounds Willard Charles A., 31 & 31 R It depot grounds Willard George A.. SI & M It R depot grounds Winch S. P, & Co., 31 & M It It depot grounds MADISON DIRECTORY. 93 Ready Made Linen. Pilkins Sirs. J., Carroll bet Siifflin and Washington Av Start Elizabeth, Carroll n Siifflin

Real Estate Agents. Benedict Stephen G. Pinckney bet Slain and AVashington Av Delaplaine & Burdick, Pinckney over State Bank Edgerton Henry K., Pinckney n AVashington Av Falkner James P., Pinckney c Siifflin Ilabich Carl, 19 King Harris & Harris, Pinckney n Slain Hayes AA'illiam A., Pinckney under State Bank Hunt John AV., State Capitol Slanning II. C. & Co., Pinckney c Clymer Slerrill N. P., Slain n Pinckney Noyes Reuel, 3 Bruen's Block Pinckney Richardson James & Co., Pinckney c AA'ashington Av AVard James W., Pinckney c Clymer AVillliamson & Barwise, Pinckney n Slain

Reapers and Mowers, Dealers in. Carman P. L. & Co., Slain n lt R depot

Restaurants. Ilopkinson AA'illiam, 31 & 31 R R depot Slire Caspar, Carroll n Siifflin Pollage Henry J., Pinckney n Slaiu Pomeroy AVilliam, Clymer n King St. Julien, (E. B. Chadwick,) Main o King St. Nicholas, (Young P. & Brother,) Atwood's Block, Slain

Rope, Cordage and Twine. Fuller, Ethridge & Co., 15 King Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain

Saddle and Harness Maker. (See Harness Makers.) Sash, Door and Blind, Manufacturers of. Burgess & Bliss, AVashington A.v n Broome 94 MADISON DIRECTORY. Saw Mill. Ilsley E. D. & Co., Yahara Canal

Seminary, Female. Brisbane AVilliam, Fairchild bet Slain and AVashington Av Segars, Tobacco and Smvft, Dealers in. Fuller, Etheridge & Co., 15 King Heeran Thomas, Oilman c Frances Lindhorst F. AV., King c Pinckney Straus 31. & Bro., Capitol House Block

Shoe Makers. Klosman William P., State n Gilman Meco Peter, Stato n Hamilton Poss Jacob, AVilson n King

Silver and Plated Ware, Adams & Adams, 8 King Cook & Belden, Slain n AVisconsin Av Fox Samuel R., Slain c Carroll Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain

Soap and Candles, Manufacturers of. Dongle Jacob, Jenifer n Williamson Stein Christian, AVashington Av c Brearley

Sporting Apparatus. Bovce Theodore N., Pinckney bet Clymer and AVilson Stage Lines. Sladison to Baraboo, (tri-wcekly,) F. S. Van Bergen, agent, U S Hotel Sladison to Beaver Dam, (tri-wcekly,) It. Brown, agent, office U S Hotel Sladison to Blue Slounds, (tri-weekly,) office U S Hotel Sladison to Portage City, (daily,) It. Brown, agent, office U S Hotel Sladison to AVatertown, (tri-weekly,) P. S. Van Bergen, agent, U S Hotel .MADISON DIRECTORY. Steam Engine Builder. Brown, Israel E., Lake n Fourth Lake

Storage. Carman 1*. L. & Co., foot of Slain Hill J. II. & Co., AVilliamson c Butler Tibbits, Gordon & Co., R R depot grounds

Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges. Adams & Adams, 8 King Fox Samuel It., Slain c Carroll Gleason & Brother, 7 Slain Perry B. P., Webster n King Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain

Tailors. (See Merchant Tailors.) Teacher, Elocution. Mackay F. P., First AVard School

Teacher, Languages. Brown Adolph, Slain e AV Canal

Teachers, Music. Chittenden Miss It. L., Main c Broome Pellager Henry J., Pinckney n Slain

Teachers, Piano Forte. Ives Dcliah, Johnson n Hamilton Storm Slary B., Washington Av n Carroll

Teachers, School. Benjamin Eunice E., First AA'ard School Brown Mario S., Winnebago Curtis C. AV., Butler n Siifflin Darling Lucinda S., Spaight c Ingersoll Fernandez Ruth II., c Canal n Siifflin Gorslinc Harriet, First AVard School 96 MADISON DIRECTORY. Hubbard Slinnie 11., First Ward School Huntley Susan O, AVisconsin Av n Siifflin Kilgore Abby L., Butler n Johnson Kilgore D. Y., Butler n Johnson Randall Eliza G., Butler n Siifflin - Rowcll J. Ellen, First AVard School Sweet Slary A., Spaight e Ingersoll Turner Henry J., Carroll n Washington Av AVard Susan II., Spaight c Ingersoll

Telegraph. AA'isconsin State Telegraph Co., Bruen's Block

Theatre. NATIONAL, (Langrishc & Slayers,) Slain c Pincknej

Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Workers. Adams & Adams, 8 King Fox Samuel it., Slain c Carroll Gleason & Brother, 7 Slain Hoyl Charles AV., 31J King Perry B. F., Webster n King Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain

Tools and Implements- Adams & Adams, S King Fox Samuel R., Slain c Carroll Gleason & Brother, Slain n Pincknoy Tibbits & Gordon, King n Slain

Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valisss. Friend & Crawford, 9 King Klauber S. & Co., Slam c Pinckney

Turner, Wood- Vogel Julius, AVilliamson c Livingston Undertakers. Fitch Doming, Slain c Henry Greene & McKay, Pinckney u Siifflin MADISON DIRECTORY. 9?

Upholsterers. Greene & McKay, Pinckney n Siifflin

Veterinary Surgeons. Kilbride George, Jenifer bet Ingersoll and Brearley Stcckemesser AVilliam, AVilliamson n AV Canal Yielding Richard, E Canal n Johnson

Wagon Makers- Becrbaum Henry, June AA'ilson and Williamson Kirst Michael, AVilliamson bet Ingersoll and Pew Pearson & Pental, Slain n Butler AVais & Theisen. Slain n Webster

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Cook & Belden, 3 Capitol House Block Courvoisicr, A., Pinckney n King Gennet Brothers, 14 King .Miller C. & AV., AVebster n King Parker Amos, Pinckney n Slain Smith Robert J.. 15 King

Water Cure. Lannis, S. 31. Dr., Banks of Lake Monona

Wheelwrights. Pearson & Pental, Main n Butler AVais & Theisen, Slain n Webster

Wines and Liquors, Wholesale and Retail. Colwell & Co., Pincknoy n Slain Cook Charles AA'., Pinckney n Slain Daggett Lyman, 29 King Doersehlag A. P., Pinckney c Slain Donaldson & Tredway, Main opp the Park Portin Joseph 0., Pinckney c Clymer Fuller, Ethridge & Co., 15 King Harding William, AVilson n King Heeran Thomas, Prances c Gilman 13 98 MADISON DIRECTORY. KA3ILAU It. A CO., rectifiers, and dealers in wines and liquors, at wholesale and retail, State c Fairchild MARTIN & CO., 21 King Slassing Francis, 21 King Muldoon Michael, Clymer n Bedford Theme Michael, AVilliamson n Few AVhitncy William P., Pinckney n Clymer AVright & Paine, 7 King

Wood and Willow Ware, Dealers in. French Slyron B., University Av c Lake Fuller, Ethridge & Co., 15 King Heeran Thomas, Gilman c Frances

Wollen Goods, Manufacturers of. Dawson James & Son, AVilliamson n Yahara Canal

Yankee Notions. Smith Robert J., 15 King A P P E N D I X.

UNITED STATES GENERAL GOVERNMENT.

The Eighteenth Presidential Term of Four Years, began on the 4th of March, 1857, and will expire on the 3d of March, 1801. SALARY. JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pa., Pres't, 125,000 JOHN C. BRKCKENKIDUE, of Ky., A'. Pres't 8,000 LEWIS CASS, of Mich., Sec. of State, 8,000 HOWELL Coins, of Ga., Sec. of Treas'y, 8,000 JOHN B. FLOYD, of Va., Sec. of War, 8,000 ISAAC TOOCEY, of Conn., Sec. of Navy, 8,000 JACOU THOMPSON, of Miss , Sec. of Int'r, 8,000 AAHON V. BROWN, of Tenn., P. SI. Gen., 8,000 J KRKMIAII S. BLACK, of Pa., Att'y Gen., 8,000

EXECUTIVE.

STATE GOVERNMENT—CAPITAL MADISON.

TERM EXPIRES. SALARY. ALEX'R AV. RANDALL, GOV., 1859 $1,250 00 E. D. CAMPBELL, Lieut, " " . .$5 per diem. DAVID AV. JONES, Sec. of State, . ...§1,200 00 SAM'L 1). HASTINGS, Treas'r,.. . 800 00 GABRIEL BOUCK, Att'y Gen.,.. 800 00 LYMAN C. DRAPER, S. P. Inst.. 1,000 00 HORACE RURI.EE, Librarian,. . 100 00 JOEL C. SQUIRES, B'k Coni'r,. 2,000 00 EDWARD MCCIIAW, S. P. Com., 1,500 00 STATE CAPITOL AT MADISON—Donnel & Kutzbock, Architects. OHHEL

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ORDERS for Sewing and Stitching Promptly Filled. i^ON CARROLL STREET, TWO DOORS FROM EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MADISON, WISCONSIN. MRS. J. FILKINS & MISS E. START, MANUFACTURERS. (i

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E. DeWOLF, PROPRIETOR. BAHWH HA&S"B WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Jfnniito nh Cabinet Hare MANUFACTOEY, Main, near Webster Sts., MADISON, WISCONSIN. HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT HIS W A. H E ROOMS, THE LARGEST AND ItEST SELECTED STOCK OF ROSE WOOOD, AND OTHER FANCY FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE, ALL OF WHICH He warrants to give entire Satisfaction. <••••. Mahogany and Black Walnut Sofas, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, Tete a Tetes, Lounges, and Complete Chamber Setts OF HIS OWN MANUFACTURE.

ggp'PIease give me a call, and do not forget the place, Main Street, near Webster, opposite the Argus Office. MADISON DIRECTOKY. 101

STATE SENATE FOR 1858.

IstDist., E. Fox Cook 16th Dist. , N. H. Virgin, 2d ' ' Morgan L. Martin, 17th " J. Sutherland, 3d • « H. J. Shulties, 18th " A. L. Bennett, 4th ' ' D. W. Maxon, 19th " Temple Clark, 5th ' ' A. Greulick, 20th " E. Pier, Cth ' ' Patrick Walsh, 21st " E. Wheeler, 7th ' ' C. S. Chase, 22d W. E. Smith, 8th • ' S. K. McClelland, 23d " S. C. Bean, 9th ' ' J. T. Kingston, 24th " J. H. Warren, 10th ' ' D. Worthington, 25th " M. M. Davis, 11th ' ' H. H. Giles, 26th " And. K. Proudfit 12th ' ' J. W. Boyd, 27th " L. Hanchett, 13th ' ' P. B. Simpson, 28th' " Daniel Mears, 14th < ' Wm. Chappell, 29th " M. L. Kimball, 15th ' L. W. Joiner, 30th " W. H. Tucker.

OFFICERS.

President of Senate, .Lieutenant Gov., E. D. Campbell Chief Clerk, John L. V. Thomas Sergeant-at-Arms, A. L. Stout Assistant Clerk, S. Henry Lee NOTE.—Senators are elected and hold office two years; one half or the odd and even number of the districts, expire alter­ nately, the odd numbers expire this year.

-MEMBERS Of the Assembly of Wisconsin, for the year 1858.

NAMES OF MEMBERS. POST OFFICE ADDRESS. Lovell F. S., Speaker, Kenosha Alden Albert, Delafield Alden A. B., Portage City Ailing Alexander Saukville Ayres A. P Quincy Baker Jas., East Troy Bassinger S. H., Prairie du Sac Bemis Kiron W-, Janesville 102 MADISON DIRECTORY.

NAMES OF MEMBERS. POST OFFICE ADDRESS. Belding H. K., Black Earth Berg F. R., Milwaukee Billings Henry M., Constance Brown W. G., Skinner Bracken Charles, Mineral Point Burdick Zebulon P., Janesville Cameron Duncan E., Milwaukee Cannon Lucius, Ripon Carney Joseph, Wauwatosa Collins S., Yorkville Condit J. D., Sparta Conklin E., Green Bay Cornwell A. D., Salem Corson Dighton,. Milwaukee Cotzhauson Alexander, Milwaukee Crandall D. B Utica Dean Charles K., Boscobel Detmering C. W., Newburg Devaney D. C, Montello Duchman Wm., . . . Menasha Dufur A. J., Iola Dunn J. B., Manitowoc Dyer E. G., Burlington Earle J. W Pardeeville Earnest James H New Diggings Easton E., Walworth Ellsworth Orlando, Milwaukee Emery A. W., Potosi Field S. W., Fitchburg Gault Frank, Pheasant Branch Gibb J., Oconomowoc Gibbs B. F Fox Lake Gray H. H., Darlington Gray J. B., Hudson City Griswold W. M., Columbus Hall J. C, Mariette Hamilton H. C, Two Rivers Hanraham M., Good Hope Hawley C. G., Waukesha Hay Samuel M., Oshkosh Hayden John, Milwaukee Hulett 0. P., Menomonee Falls MADISON DIRECTORY. 103

NAMES OF MEMBERS. POST OFFICE ADDRESS. Hitt H. D., Oakfield Holmes Miles, Palmyra Irish George, Clinton Juneau N. M., Theresa Juneau Paul, Juneau Kenealey J., Tolands Prairie Knowlton James H., Janesvillc Kribs B. F., Beaver Dam Kussow B. 0. Zastrow, Cedarburg Mason G. P., Sheboygan Mather S. W., Markesan Millard Burton, Wausau McAllister W. P., Omro McCarty F., Fond du Lac McDonell A., Madison McKibbin John, Geneva McWhorter Geo., Waukesha Noble B. G., Whitewater Northrup Samuel, Dellona Patch Henry, Patch Grove Pease Harlow , Waterloo Prentice W. H., Sheboygan Falls Prickctt H. E., Black River Falls Robbins H Plattville Roberts D., North Prairio Robinson James, Chilton Rodolf Charles G., Orion Rogan P., Watertown Runals E. L., Ripon Savage J. R Springville Selden G. W., : Racine Sharp J. W., .Door Creek Smith George C, Oakland Smith Perry H., Appleton Starke Wm. H., Shopier Steever M., Milwaukee Steiner John, Woodland Sterling Levi Mineral Point Tuttle W. S., New Fane Van Wie A. H, Cascade Vinton J. E., Albany Wagner Jos., Dotyville 104 MADISON DIRECTKOY.

NANES OF MEMBERS. POST OFFICE ADDRESS. Warren H., Racine Webb W. C, Wautoma Weil P. A., Richfield Williams E. J., Elba York A. D.,...., Hazel Green

OFFICERS OF THE ASSEMBLY FOR 1858

NAMES OF OFFICERS. POST OFFICE ADDRESS. L. H. D. Crane, Chief Clerk, Dodgevillc E. B. Quiner, Assistant Clerk, Watertown F. Massing, Sergeant-at-Arms Madison E. B. Livingstone, Post Master, Pepin W. P. Barnes, Door-keeper, Barton

DANE COUNTY, The Empire County, bounded North by Columbia and Sauk ; East by Jefferson ; South by Green and Rock ; West by Iowa and the Wisconsin River, is as large as four ordi­ nary counties of Eastern States. Estimated population for 1858, 50,000 : area, 1,250 square miles. But about one-sixth of the land is yet settled, and all is susceptible of culture; were the other five-sixths settled at the same ratio per square mile, it would exhibit a population of near 250,000. The county seat is MADISON, which is also the Capital of the State.

COUNTY OFFICERS. Sheriff, John D. Welch. Under Sheriff and Jailor, Andrew Bishop. Deputy Sheriff and Clerk Charles O. Loomis. Gabriel T. Long. Frank Nott. John L. Lewis. Shumway. and Turnkey, Frederick Heilgondorf. County Judge, D. C. Bush. County Treasurer, Ezra H. Gleason, MADISON DIRECTORY. 105 Register of Deeds, Charles Corneliuson. County Clerk, W. T. Bailey. Surveyor and Sup't County Property William N. Hough. Coroner, B. U. Caswell. LIOARI) OF SUPERVISORS. Peter W. Matts, Chairman. J. II. McAvoy, Clerk. COMMISSIONERS OF POOR. William R. Taylor, James P. McPhcrson, H. M. Warner.

MAIMSOX TOWN OFFICERS.

HOARD OK SUPERVISORS. Chairman, Henry J. Hill. Clerk of the Board, Charles E. Morgan. SUPERVISORS. Alexander 31cBride, Caleb Jewett. Town Superintendent Schools Horace A. Tenney. Town Treasurer, Ernest Somers.

.MADISON, The Capita] of the State, is conceded to be one of the most beautiful cities in the west. It is situated on an isthmus, about a. mile in width, lying- between Lakes Monona and Mendota, near the geographical centre of Dane County and on the line of the Milwaukee & Mississippi Rail Road, about midway between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River, distance about 95 miles from each. It is noted for the health and beauty of its location ; commanding as it does, a view of nearly every char­ acteristic of country peculiar to the west ; the prairie, oak open­ ings, mound, lake and woodland. The surface of the ground is somewhat uneven, but in no instance too abrupt for building purposes. From either lake it rises to an altitude of about 70 f'eet, and is then depressed and elevated, making the site of the city a series of gentle undulating swells. The State House, a substantial edifice of stone, is built in the centre of a square park of 14 acres ; the corners of the building are to the cardinal points of the compass, and from each of them, a street 60 feet wide extends, terminating at one or the other of the lakes. The Park is covered with a luxuri­ ant growth of native oaks, and is located upon the highest point 14 106 MADISON DIRECTORY. between the lakes, overlooking each and the surrounding city. It contains all of the State Offices, State Library, the Legisla­ tive Chambers, and Committee Rooms. The streets are all straight and wide, and, with the exception of those above described as running east and west, arc parallel to the sides of the Capitol, and consequently diagonal to the meridian. The buildings of the State University stand at the termina­ tion of the street leading from the south western corner of the Park, which is State street, and distant about one mile from the Capitol, on College Hill, near the shore of Lake Mendota, and is in the centre of a park of about 50 acres commanding an ex­ tensive view of the city, lakes, and surrounding country. The City Hall, at the west of the Capitol, is a massive structure of stone, and erected after the Roman style of archi­ tecture, with commodious accommodations for all of the City Offices. At the south eastern corner of the Capitol, the Court House and County Jail are built—the former a suitable struc­ ture of stone, the latter of beautiful cream colored stone, well and conveniently adapted for its purpose. Near the north eastern corner of the Park is the Post Office, Banks, Hotels, and the stores and business stands generally-— From its central location, and being the Capital of the State, Madison has special advantages and business facilities that can­ not fail to make it a large and flourishing city. There is now in process of erection an extension to the State House ; which, when completed, will surpass any structure of the kind in the west. For n view of the same, as it will appear when completed, we refer yon to an engraving elsewhere in our book. Also of the State University buildings.

CITY GOVERNMENT. Office of the City Council and Clerk, Bruen's Block, Pinckney Street. Mayor, IIO.N. GKOKGE B. SMITH' Treasurer, .JAMES K. PROUDFIT' Police Justice, VRTIUIK B. BRALEV City Clerk, City Attorney, Street Commissioner, Assessor MADISON DIRECTORY. 107

ALDERMEN—1st Ward—THOMAS HEERAN, " " A. SHERWIN. " S. SECKI.ES. <; 2d Ward—DAVID J. POWERS, " " ELI S. OAKLEY, " " JAMES JACK. " 3d AVard—J. S. GRIFFIN, " " DARWIN CLARK, " " CHRISTIAN HINRICHS, " 4th Ward—TIMOTHY KENNY, " " CASSIUS FAIRCHILD, PATRICK L. DOWLING. •JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.—1st Ward—DAVID II. WRIGHT. 2d Ward—JOHN W. HUNT. " " -; 3d Ward—II. L. FOSTER. 4th Ward—PETER I). BARRY. CONSTABLES.—1st Ward—FRFD. MOLTZNER. '; 2d Ward—M. HENDRICKS. 3d AVard—JOSEPH T. REESE. 4th Wan!—THOMAS TOWIIEY.

J U D I C IA R V . UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Is held 1st Monday of January and duly, at Milwaukee and Madison. ANDREW G. MILLER, Judge, Milwaukee. J. L. HATHAWAY, Clerk, " D. A. J. UPHAM, District Att'y, M. J. THOMAS, U. S. Marshal, Fond du Lac. F. D FULLER, Deputy Marshal, Madison.

SUPRKMK COURT. Held at the Capital on the Third Tuesday in June, and Tuesday next proceeding the second Wednesday in January. Chief Justice, EDWARD V. WHITO.N Janesville. Assistant Justice, A. D. SMITH Milwaukee. " ,; ORSAMUS COLE Madison. Clerk, LAFAYKTTK KELLOGG, " Reporter Justice, A. I). SMITH, Milwaukee. 108 MADISON DIRECTORY. CIRCUIT COURT. General Term held at the Court House, First Mondays of April and November. Special Terms do. First Tuesdays of January, June, July and August. Judge, ALEXANDER L. COLLINS. Clerk, M. T. BAILEY.

PROBATE COURT. Judge, D. C. BUSH. Clerk, • M. T. BAILEY.

POLICE COURT. Police Justice A. B. BRALF.Y.

FIRE DEPARTMENT. Chief Engineer, Emory B. Chadwick- 1st Ass't Engineer, Julius White. 2d - " WTilliam Gennet.

KIRK WARDENS. 1st Ward Andrus Vial. 2d " N. B. Van Slyke. 3d •' A. S. Wrood. 4th " Dr. William Hobbins.

CAPITOL HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, NO. 1. House located Webster Street, bet. Main and Pinckney Sts. Organized, October, 1857. Foreman, WTilliam Wallace ; Ass't Foreman, George B. Mc Gie; Treasurer, J. II. McAvoy; Secretary, Manning Tredway. This Company now numbers some 60 members, all active and energetic young men. and has one of the finest Truck.'! in the State. ME.NDOTA ENGINE COMPANY, NO. 1. House located Webster Street, bet. Pinckney and Main Sts. Organized, July, 1857, and now numbers over 50 members. Foreman, Willctt Babcock ; 1st Ass't Foreman, Charles Billings; 2d Ass't Foreman, Thomas Thomas; Treasurer, J. C. Rudd ; Secretary, William Holt ; Steward, 0. C. Mears. MADISON DIRECTORY. 1O0

MADISON ENGINE COMPANY, NO. 2. House located on State Street, near Main's Block. Organ­ ized July, 1857. Foreman, George Mcmhard; 1st Assistant, John Wisler; 2d Assistant, Fred. Dingleman; Secretary, Richard Bans: Treasurer, Frederick Sauthoff; Steward, M. Hcinrichs. This Company has 61 active members. SACK COMPANY, NO. 1. The objects of this Company are somewhat different from the ordinary Fire Companies, it being to preserve goods and to act in the capacity of police in case of riot. Each member is pro­ vided with a sack, screw-driver and hatchet. Foreman, D. M. Burwell; Ass't Foreman, Harvey Conley ; Secretary, E. B. Adams; Treasurer, S. G. Benedict.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS. State Capitol, ,. Capitol Park. City Hall, Mifflin c Wisconsin Av. State University, On Park and University Av. County Court House, Main c Fairchild St. County Jail, Henry n Main St. 1st Ward School House, Broome c Johnson St. 3d " " " Brearley o Jenifer St. High School House, Webster n AVashington Av. Brick School House, " c " 1st Ward Engine House State c Fairchild St. 3d " " " AVebster n Washing! on Av. Hook and Ladder Truck House, AVebster n Main.

MADISON POST OFFICE. Post Master John N. Jones. Deputy, John II. Clark. Clerks,... . C. N. Moore, G eo. II. Knight, and Hugo Anschutz. MAIL ARRANGEMENT—The Mails at present arrive and de­ part from the Post Office as follows: By Rail Road, for the East (via Janesville and Chicago,) depart at 6 o'clock, A. M. and arrive at 4 o'clock, P. ST., daily, except Sundays. , For the East, (via Milwaukee,) departs at (> o'clock, A. M., HO MADISON DIRECTORV. and 11 o'clock, A. M., and arrive at 4 o'clock, P. M., and 11 o'clock, P. M., daily, except Sundays. For the AVest, (via Prairie du Chien,) depart at 3 o'clock, P. M., and arrive at 10 o'clock, P. M., daily, except Sundays. By Stage.—For the North, (via Beaver Dam,) and Fond du Lac,) depart Mondays, AVednesdays and Fridays, at 1 o'clock, A. M., and arrive Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 12 o'clock, M. For the North, (via Portage City,) depart 0 o'clock A. M., and arrive at 6 o'clock, P. M., daily, except Sundays. For the North, (via Baraboo,) depart Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o'clock, A. M., and arrive Mondays AVed­ nesdays and Fridays, at 6 o'clock, P. M. For Prairie du Sac and Sauk City, depart Tuesdays, Thurs­ days and Saturdays, at 8 o'clock, A. M., and arrive Mondays, AVednesdays and Saturdays, at 4 o'clock, P. M., For AVatertown, depart 4 o'clock, A. M., and arrive at 6 o'clock, P. M., daily, except Sundays. For AVhitewater, (via Cambridge and Fort Atkinson,) de­ part Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 o'clock, A. M.. and arrive Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 o'clock, P. M. For Monroe, depart Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 o'clock, A. M., and arrive Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur­ days, at 6 o'clock, P. M. For Jancsville, (via Oregon and Union,) depart Mondays, AVednesdays and Fridays, at 6 o'clock, A.M., and arrive Tues­ days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 o'clock, P. M. For AViota, depart AVednesdays, at 6 o'clock, A. M., and arrive Fridays at 6 o'clock, P. M. CLOSING THE MAILS. — The Milwaukee Mail closes at 11 o'clock, P. M.; all others at 9 o'clock, P. M. OFFICE HOURS.—From 7 o'clock, A. M., to 9 o'clock, P. M., during the AVeek; Sundays, from S o'clock, to 10 o'clock, A. M., and from 6 o'clock, to 8 o'clock, P. 31.

EDUCATIONAL. State Superintendent of Public Instruction's office, basement Baptist Church, Carroll st., between Main and AVashington A v. Stato Superintendent Public Tnst'n. . .Hon. Lyman C. Draper. Assistant ;- " " ...S. II. Carpenter. Clerk D. S. Durrio. MADISON DIRECTORY, 111

AVISCOSSIN STATE UNIVERSITY, AT MADISON.—The State University, located at Madison, has an annual income of about $25,000, interest <>n the fund from the disposition of lands granted by Congress. The total number of students in attendance is about 200. Board in common does not exceed $1 85 per week, and wash- jug 44 cents per dozen. The board of instruction is as able as any in the West, with befitting libraries, laboratories, apparatus, &c, &c. FACULTY OF ARTS.—John II. Lathrop, LL.D., Chancellor and Professor of Ethics, Civil Polity, and Political Economy. Daniel Read, LL.D., Professor of Mental Philosophy, Logic, Rhetoric, and English Literature. John AV. Sterling, A.M., Professor of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy. Ezra S. Carr, M.D., Professor of Chemistry and Natural History. O. M. Conovcr, A. M., Professor of Ancient Lan­ guages and Literature. Dr. Aug. Kursfciner, Professor of Modern Languages and Literature. J. !•'. Smith, A.B., Tutor. NORMAL DEPARTMENT.—Daniel Read. LL.D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Teaching. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.—Ezra S. Can-, M.D, Pro­ fessor of Agricultural Chemistry and the Application of Science to the Arts. FACULTY OK MEDICJNE.— Chancellor, John If. Lathrop, LL.D Dean, (vacant by l)r Schuc's death.) Treasurer, A. L. Castlenian, .M.D. Secretary, Geo. D. AVilber. Prof. Princ. and Prao. of Med., Alfred L. Castlenian, MP. Prof. Chemistry and Pharmacy, Ezra S. Carr. Prof, of Surgery, Jo­ seph Hobbins, M.D. Prof of Physiology and Path Anatomy, (vacant by Dr. Schuc's death.) Prof. Obstetrics, Bis'd AVomen and Children, D. Cooper Ayres, M.D. Prof. Materia, Medina and Botany, George D. AVilber, M. I). Anatomy, Samuel AV. Thayer, Jr., M.D. Demonstrator of Anatomy, James M. Lewis, M.D. Terms Begin—1. Third AVednesday of September. 2. First AVednesday of January. .">. Fourth Wednesday of April. Commencement.— Fourth AVednesday of July. Expenses per Term of Thirteen Weeks:—Tuition, $4 (10 ; Private Room, $3 00 ; AVood in Winter, $3 00 ; Board, $25 : Washing, 44 cents per dozen. STATE UNIVERSITY AT MADISON. MADISON DIRECTORY. 113

BOARD OF EDUCATION. L. J. Farwell, Term expires, April, 1859. L. AV. Hoyt, " " <• " D. H. AVright, " " " I860. D. Y. Kilgore, " " " •• David Atwood, " " " 1861. H. G. Bliss "

OFFICERS. David H. Wright, President. H. G. Bliss, Clerk. Lansing AV. Hoyt, Treasurer. D. Y. Kilgore, Superintendent of Schools.

COMMITTEES. Auditing, D. Atwood, H. G. Bliss. On Text Books,. .. .D. Y. Kilgore, D. Atwood, L. J. Farwell. Building, D. H. AVright, D. Y. Kilgore. To Visit Schools—High School D. Atwood, H. G. Bliss. Brick School House, D. H. Wright. 1st AVard School, L. AV. Hoyt. 2d " " L. J. Farwell. 4th " " D. Atwood.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Until within three or four years, the Public Schools wore al­ most entirely neglected. Stato Capitals arc generally subject to influences unfavorable to that degree of interest which the population of any town must feel in schools, in order to secure the highest dcvelopement of its resources for the education of youth. In this respect Madison has not been an exception. In April, 1854, Mr. Kilgore commenced his labors in the small Brick School House on AVashington Avenue, now used for primary schools. The first day there were twenty-threo pupils present of different grades, speaking different languages, and presenting a variegated appearance. For various reasons, several of the pupils were sent home the first day to be prepared for school in a proper manner, most of whom returned in the af­ ternoon very much improved in appearance. The number gradually increased until the house would not accommodate the pupils, and the school was removed to tho basement of the Methodist Church. Here the school was no, 15 114 MADISON DIRECTORY. Ies3 crowded than before. In the winter term there were two hundred and sixty-seven pupils in one room. This term he was assisted by his sister, Miss Abby L. Kilgore. At the end of eight weeks, his health failed to such an extent that it was ne­ cessary to employ another assistant teacher for the remainder of the term. The Legislature of 1854-5 enacted a special law, authori­ zing the election of six Directors, into whose hands the school interests wore committed. With these few remarks, in order to present thesubjoct mat­ ter of public schools in its proper light to our citizens, we here­ with append the report of D. Y. Kilgore, Superintendent : To THE BOARD OF EDUCATION— Gentlemen:—According to the school census there are 1865 children between the ages of four and twenty, residing within tho limits of this city. Of this number only 934 have attended the public schools the past year. Tho loss by absence during the winter term was 26 per cent., spring term, 25 per cent., and the fall term, 19 per cent., making an average loss during the year of about 23 per cent, of those whoso names have been enrolled on the school registers. The following table will show tho number, and average attendance of pupils in the different schools during each of the terms into which our school year is divided.

['WINTER TERM.!; SPRING TERM.,1 FALL TERM.

' d d '<•< SCHOOLS. • rA at to o s- 1 fe < | High School, 101 107 ! Brick School House, i Intermediate School, 91 73 i| Primary School, 74 56 First Ward, i Grammar School,... Intermediate " 64 41 ! Primary " ... 67 52 | Third Ward, Grammar School,... Intermediate " Primary " 40 31 N. E. School, MADISON DIRECTORY. 115 At the present time there are eleven separate schools, in which arc employed fifteen teachers. The whole amount expended for the support of schools during the year, including rent of school houses, repairs, fuel, incidental expenses and teachers wages, according to the report of the treasurer of the Board of Education, is less than $6000. This is less than six dollars and fifty cents per scholar for the whole number who have attended school. Judging from those now in the public schools, who have been instructed in private schools, we believe that pupils can be better educated in the former, at an expenso of less than two dollars and fifty cents per term, than in any private schools in the city where the tuition for a single pupil ranges from fifteen to forty dollars per annum. The new school houses, which wore ready for occupancy in October, have enabled mo for the first time to inaugurate a sys­ tem of graded schools. Hitherto it has been impossible to grade the schools in such a manner as to enable teachers to do justice, either to themselves or their pupils. Although wo have not been able to classify tho scholars as thoroughly as would be desirable, sufficient has been done in that direction to convince the most skeptical of the practicabili­ ty, utility and economy of a graded system of schools. Classes have been formed in accordance with tho course of study adop­ ted. In consequence of the crowded condition of the school house in the first ward, it has been found necessary to exclude schol­ ars under six years of age, to give placo to those who are older, and whose attendance at school is much more important. Pa­ rents have sometimes complained of this, but when it is neces­ sary to exclude any class of pupils, on account of a lack of room, it is bettor to exclude those who would be least benefited by school privileges. Most experienced educators entertain the opinion that no child under six years of ago should be allowed to attend school at all. SCHOOL REGSITERS.—The registers heretofore in use in our schools were both faulty in plan and deficient in matter. To secure a uniform system of school statistics, I have prepared a new one for each of the departments in which will bo preserved the following facts, viz : Name of school; name of teacher ; length of term, with the date of its commencement and close; number, age, name and attendance of each pupil; number of times dismissed; number of times tardy; number of times each pupil has communicated ; number of times punished ; number 116 MADISON DIRECTORY. of males; number of females; whole number of pupils; average number; number of visitors; also, the standing and conduct of the pupils, and tho names of parent, or guardian. These registers will furnish that kind of information which is so indispensable to the Superintendent, as well as to all those who are responsible for the character of our public schools. Blank forms of reports of the weekly standing of each pupil, to be filled out by tho teachers and sent home to parents or guardians, will soon be in readiness. TARDINESS.—Tho evil of tardiness has been diminished in all tho schools, although it has not been entirely overcome. For tho few cases which now remain, parents are, for the most part, responsible. Every case of tardiness is faithfully preserved in tho permanent records of the school, and to a certain extent determines the standing of the pupil, whether he is or is not responsible. No reasons for tardiness are given, as the fact that a pupil retains connection with tho school after repeatedly coming late to school, is of itself sufficient evidence that ho has given satisfactory reasons to his teacher. A written excuse, while it transfers responsibility frcm tho pupil to the parent, cannot remedy the evil, or render it less injurious or odious. Were all parents fully aware of its effects, they would submit to considerable inconvenience before they would lower the standing of their children, or cause them to interrupt the pro­ gress of the school, by coming in after the exercises commence. IRREGULAR ATTENDANCE.—Another evil which interferes with the progress of our city schools, is irregular attendance. No pupil should bo allowed to absent himself from school, oven for one half day, except in case of sickness or some urgent necessity. If scholars cannot attend school more than three- fourths of the time, it is much better for them, and for tho school, for them to attend every day for one-fourth part of the term, than to be absent oncday in four during the whole length of school. About fifty per cent, of the absences, during tho last term, was occasioned by tho delay in building sidewalks to the school houses. A largo number of children in tho second ward remained at homo part of last term, because they were unable to cross the marsh between their h'mos and the school house in the third ward. Many children have been kept out of school in tho first ward in consequence of tho bad condition of the roads loading to the school house. AVe hope immediate steps will be taken to remedy these defects. Tho practice of excusing pupils from school, for minor rea- MADISON DIRECTORY. 117 sons, is a pernicious one, and ought to be discontinued. At times as many as twenty pupils, in one department, have brought requests from parents, that their children might be dismissed from school, in a single afternoon. In several instances they were dismissed from school for tho purpose of taking lessons of some itinerant singer, who taught them just enough to qualify them to take part in a public concert for his benefit. For a few songs, which have been learned, and which have been almost as soon forgotten, more than a hundred pupils have been allowed to leave their school, get behind their classes, and lose interest in their studies for almost an entire term. Instead of request­ ing a repetition of concerts, which are prepared at such a sac­ rifice, it would be more just to prosecute such individuals for "obtaining money under false pretences." In other places they have rules for the prevention of such evils as the above, and the good of our schools demands some such regulation here. Parents can have tho privilege of hearing several hundred chil­ dren sing together, almost any day, by coming within hearing distance of tho school houses, to which they would be kindly welcomed, without any admission fee. "If four from a class of sixteen, which is about the ratio of absenteeism among those who are enrolled on the school regis­ ters, are absent every day, there is, besides the loss of just one- fourth of the teacher's time and the school expenses, a fearful drawback on tho industry and progress of tho scholars who are present. Of the twelve present to-day, four, that is, one-third were absent yesterday, and having not heard that lesson recited and explained, they are not fitted to understand the present lesson. The teacher must therefore go over it rapidly to them and this will cause a loss of time to the other eight, and being done rapidly will not be understood by the four absentees. Here then are three losses, no one of which is inconsiderable—tho time and strength of the teacher, the time and patience of the scholars who were punctual, and the loss to tho absentees them­ selves, resulting from the imperfect understanding of the previ­ ous lesson, and all these are additional to those enumerated above. As this twenty-five per cent, is the constant ratio of absenteeism, these losses are every day losses, and their amount in a year is fearful. Tho effect of those is to introduce dis­ couragement into tho breast of the faithful and courageous teacher, and confusion and loss of interest into all tho classes and exercises of tho school."*

* Rev. Robert Allyn, School Commissioner of Rhode Island. 118 MADISON DIRECTORY.

PARENTS AND TEACHERS.—The relation existing between teachers and pupils, is, in many respects, very similar to that which exists between parents and children, and whatever would tend to diminish the authority of the teacher, would tend to diminish also the authority of tho parent. For this reason the teacher and parent should be friendly co- laborers in the work of education. If the teacher establishes a system of instruction and discipline which clashes with that already existing in the family, the influence of one system must become weakened in proportion as the other grows strong. It becomes the duty of both teacher and parent, under such cir­ cumstances, to consult respecting the highest good of the child, and each should be willing to pursue that course which would be productive of the best results. Teachers are not always per1- feet, and while they should not bo regarded as tho servants of any one citizen, they should justly be regarded as the servants of all. And while they are not at liberty to adopt a principle, which, although it might please some influential parent, would infringe upon the rights of the humblest member of the school, they should listen respectfully to all tho suggestions of parents, and adopt such of them as are wise and good ; and a parent should never entertain an opinion prejudicial to the teacher, be­ fore he has received an explanation of the supposed grievance from the teacher's lips. Children do not always represent the circumstances of school transactions correctly, even when they desire to do so, and are rarely capable of appreciating the con­ siderations which often influence the teacher's conduct. A wise parent will bo cautious how he expresses his hostility to the management of the teacher, in tho presence of his child, even when ho has satisfied himself by a conversation with the teach­ er, that his action was wrong. Any teacher worthy of his call­ ing, would appreciate the kindness of a parent, who, instead of threatening vengeance against him, would calmly investigate the facts of tho alleged grievance, and in a friendly manner point out his fault. Parents sometimes fail to secure obedience on the part of their children, and oftentimes make mistakes in the management of even a small number, although they have an intimate knowledge of their children's dispositions and habits, and are invested with all the authority of the parental relation. Teachers are obliged to study the character of a large num­ ber, under circumstances which often render it difficult to learn the truth respecting each individual, and it would bo a miracle, if they should make no mistakes in the management of such a MADISON DIRECTORY. 119 variety of children as are often brought together in the same school. In a majority of cases, those parents who censure most strongly the discipline their children receive at school, who de­ claim loudest against the tyranny and arbitrary rule of the teacher, are the very persons whoso children are most disobedi­ ent and badly governed at home. If, instead of complaining of tho teacher, and that, too often in the presence of their chil­ dren, they would visit the school, invito the teachers to their homes, and take some pains to become acquainted with them, they might impart much valuable information concerning the dispositions, habits and tendencies of their children, which could hardly fail of being advantageous to both. Teachers thus situated would forget tho weary toil and care of the school room, in tho satisfaction of knowing that their efforts were duly appreciated, and would embrace every opportunity to make their labors worthy of still greater attention. How much trouble might be saved and how much positive good might be accomplished by the combined wisdom of both teacher and pa­ rent. It is a gratifying fact that not a single complaint against any of the teachers now employed in the public schools, has, to my knowledge, ever been made by any parent or guardian who has visited the school during the past year. The school house grounds should be properly enclosed as soon as practicable in order that requisite apparatus for physi­ cal exercise may be prepared and the pupils have an opportuni­ ty of suitably ornamenting the grounds with trees and shrub­ bery. Although the financial embarrassment which has fallen so heavily upon the country begets a desire for retrenchment in all public expenditure of money, I am confident that our citi­ zens will be slow to commence with the most important and in­ dispensable of all, and the only one which is always sure to make ample returns for tho most liberal investnients. Our schools are worthy of all that has been expended for their sup­ port. Teachers have struggled to overcome obstacles, which only teachers can appreciate. They have labored dilligently to make our public schools what they are, and arc determined that no efforts of theirs shall be wanting to bring them into honorable competition with those which have attained the highest excel­ lence. Respectfully submitted, D. Y. KILGORE, City Sup't of Schools. MADISON, 1858. 120 MADISON DIRECTORY. BOARD OF INSTRUCTION IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF MADISON.

HIGH SCHOOL. SALARY. D. Y. Kilgore, Principal, $1,000 C. AV. Curtiss, Associate, 600 Miss S. C. Huntley, Preceptress, 300

BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE. Miss Abby L. Kilgore, Intermediate, 300 Miss Eliza G. Randall, Primary 300

FIRST WARD. , Miss Harriet Gorsline, Principal, Grammar School,.... 300 Miss Minnie II. Hubbard, Assistant, " " 300 Miss J. Ellen Rowcll, Intermediate 300 Miss Eunice E. Benjamin, Primary, 300

THIRD WARD. Miss L. S. Darling, Principal, Grammar, 300 Miss Susan H. Ward, Intermediate, 300 Miss Mary A. Sweet, Primary, 300 FOURTH WARD. Miss Ruth H. Fernandes, 300 SCHOOL HOUSE IN FARWELL'S ADDITION. Miss M. S. Brown, 300

TEACHER IN ELOCUTION. Mr. F. F. McKay,.... 400

TEACHER IN VOCAL MUSIC. Miss R- L. Chittenden, 100

LECTURER ON ANATOMY AND rilYSIOLOGV. Dr. C. B. Chapman 100

LIBRARIES.

MADISON LIBRARIES. Madison must, from tho nature of things, always be the lit­ erary emporium of the State. This characteristic will have a MADISON DIRECTORY. 131 favorable influence in attracting men of intelligence and literary taste to the place. Tho following Table exhibits the present number of volumes in the libraries of our City, which have been collected to sub­ serve public purposes, and all arc rapidly increasing:

1 -6 *£ 1 n v. a <- o S "z | NAME. a O > 2 £ -3, LIBRARIAN. -.3 • c

DAILY WISCONSIN PATRIOT.—Office Pinckney Street near the Post Office. Published every morning. Terms $7,00 per annum. Carpenter & Martin, Proprietors, &c. TRI-AVEEKLY ARGUS AND DEMOCRAT. — Published every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Terms, S3.50. TRI-AVEEKLY STATE JOURNAL.—Terms, $3.00. WEEKLY ARGUS AND DEMOCRAT.—Published every Tuesday. Terms, $1.50. AVEEKLY STATE JOURNAL.—Terms, $1.50. AVEEKLY AVISCONSIN PATRIOT.—Terms, $1.50. The following are printed in the German language : MADISON DEMOKRAT.—Office Griffith's Block, King Street. Published every Tuesday. Terms, $2.00 per annum. Pfaff & Sekles, Editors and Publishers. MADISON ZEITUNG —Office Beltzell's Block, King Street. Published every Saturday. Terms, $2.00 per annum. Linde­ man & Runnmann, Editors and Publishers. AVISCONSIN STAATS ZEITUNG.—Office Griffith's Block, King Street. Published every Monday. Terms, $2.00 per annum. August Kruor, Editor and Publisher. Likewise there are printed in the Norwegian language the following : THE EMIGRANTEN. — Office Smith's Block, King Street. Published every AVednesday. Terms, $1.50. Scandinavian Press Association, Publishers. C. F. Solbcrg, Editor. THE NORTH STAR.—Office Bruen's Block, Pinckney Street. Terms, $1,75. Scandinavian Democratic Press Association, Publishers. Charles M. Ruso, Editor.

MAGAZINES. THE AVISCONSIN FARMER.—Office Bruen's Block, Pinckney Street. Published monthly. Price $1.00 per annum. Pow­ ers & Hoyt, Editors and Publishers. THE WISCONSIN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. — Published monthly. A. J. Craige, Editor, &c. THE STUDENT'S MISCELLANY.—Published monthly under the supervision of tho Students at the Stato University. MADISON DIRECTORY. 123

BANKS. BANK OP THE CAPITOL.—Capital $50,000. Incorporated August, 1856. Bruen's Block, Pinckney Street, near Wash­ ington Avenue. Officers —President, E. B. Smith; Cashier, J. M. Dick­ inson ; Teller and Notary, E. T. Martin. DANE COUNTY BANK.—Pinckney Street, corner AVashing­ ton Avenue. Capital $50,000. Incorporated October lst,lS54. Officers.—President, N. B. Van Slyke; Cashier, Timothy Brown; Teller, John II. Slavan. STATE BANK, MADISON.—Pinckney Street, bet Main and Washington Avenue. Capital $50,000. Incorporated Janu­ ary 1st, 1853. Officers.—President, Samuel Marshall; Cashier, J. Alder El­ lis; Teller, James L. Hill. Dividends declared January and July. AVISCONSIN BANK OF MADISON.—Main Street n Wisconsin Avenue. Capital $100,000. Incorporated July 3d, 1857. Officers.—President, M. D. Miller; Acting Cashier and Notary, W. P. AVcstfall. Dividends declared January and July.

INSURANCE COMPANIES MADISON MUTUAL INSURANCE Co.—Incorporated March 17th, 1851. Office, Bruen's Block. Officers.—President, Nathaniel AV. Dean ; Vice President, David J. Powers; Secretary, David Atwood; Treasurer, L. W. Hoyt. Directors.—N. AV. Dean, D. J. Powers, L. J. Farwell, B. F. Hopkins, David Atwood, Wm. A. Ernst, Wm. Dudley, H. A. Tenney, AV. A. Mears, L. AV. Hoyt, Simeon Mills, AV. N. Seymour, G. M. Harris. AVISCONSIN STATE INSURANCE CO.—Office opposite the Post Office on Pinckney Street. Chartered Capital $500,000. Cap­ ital paid in, $100,000. Officers—A. L. Collins, President; Julius White, Secretary. Directors.—L. J. Farwell, Madison; A. L. Collins, Madison; A.K Lawrence, Madison; F.G.Tibbitts, Madison; E.W. Keyes, Madison; Charles Doty, Menasha; II. S. Durand, Bacine; A. Hyatt Smith, Janesville; J. P. McGregor, Portage City; A. L. Pritchard, AVatertown; W. D. Mclndoe, AVausau; L. C. Hyde, Beloit. 124 MADISON DIRECTORY. INCORPORATED AND JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. MADISON GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY. Chartered, January 1855. Capital, $50,000. Office Bruen's Block, Pinckney Street, corner AVashington Av Officers.—President, Juliu3 P. Atwood; Treasurer, B. F. Hopkins; Secretary, Geo. F. Taylor; Superintendent, Edward Thompson. Directors.—Julius P. Atwood, Leonard J. Farwell. Nathan­ iel AV. Dean, J. A. Ellis, David Atwood, Samuel Marshall, Benjamin F. Hopkins.

MADISON HYDRAULIC COMPANY. Chartered 1854. President, Hon. Horace A. Tenney; Sec­ retary, AArm. A. AVhite ; Treasurer, L. J. Farwell. Tho object of this incorporation is to convoy wafer from tho cool depths of Lake Mendota, into a capacious Reservoir at the top of University Hill, an elevation of 100 feet, and from thence through pipes to tho tops of most buildings in the city, for the supply of private families ; which would bo of great assistance in case of fire. It will enable the managers to erect fountains in the University grounds, the Capitol Park, and other public places.

DANE COUNTY FARMERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. Organized 1857. M. & M. R. R. Depot Grounds, Madi­ son. OFFICERS: Elias Combs, President. J. G. Pelton Secretary. Directors.—A. I. Luce, Geo. Gillett, S. Shumway, H. M. Everett, E. Richardson, J. G. AValbridgo, E. Thomas, Donald McDonald.

SCANDINAVIAN DEMOCRATIC PRESS ASSOCIA­ TION. Meet every quarter at tho office of the North Star, Bruen's Block, Pinckney Street. Organized, April 1, 1857. ' Officers.—President, A. A. Bird; Secretary, Jacob Secman; Treasurer, Gabriel Biornson. MADISON DIRECTORY. 125 SCANDINAVIAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. Meet at the Emigranten Office, King Street. Organized, 1S52. Capital, $1,500 Officers.—President, C. Corneiluson ; Vice-President, H, A. Preus ; Secretary and General Manager, K. J. Fleischer, Directors —N. Brandt, C. AVingo, 0. Torgorson.

BIILITARY. Alexander W. Randall, Commander in Chief, Mad'snn Amasa Cobb, Adjutant General,. Mineral Pt Volkert AV. Roth, Commissary Gcn'l, Madison Simeon Mills, Pay Master Gcn'l, Madison H. C Bull, Quarter Master Gcn'l, Madison A. A. McDonnell, Engineer in Chief, Madison E. L. Butirick, Judge Advocate Gen'l. Milwaukee J. E. Garner, Surgeon Gen'l, Milwaukee AID-DE-CAMrS. Charles G. Williams Janesville Joseph F. Hill, Milwaukeo Peter R. Storms, Milwaukee Carl Schurz ,. AAratertown Daniel Graham Whitewater James E. Vinton, Albany Jacob Bugh, Wautoma John F. Potter, Troy C. C. Washburne, Mineral Pt Wm. J. Dawes, Fox Lake

FIFTH DIVISION WISCONSIN STATE MILITIA. Comprising tho Counties of Dane, Sauk, Adams, and Juneau. Major General, David Atwood, Madison ,., , r, ) Thomas Reynolds Madison Aid-dc-Camps, j D R TQQ^ Mar]json Inspector, John Williams Madison Quarter Master, Simeon Dean, . Madison Pay Master, Frank II. Firmin Madison Judge Advocate, Frank A. Haskell Madison Commissary, Dewitt C. Poole Madison Engineer, H. H. Giles, Madison 126 MADI30N DIRECTROY. Surgeon, J. C. Howells, Madison Chaplain, N. H. Eggleston, Madison

FIRST BRIGADE, WISCONSIN STATE MILITIA. Comprising the 17th and 18th Regiments of the County of Dane. Brigadier Generel, William S. Grubb

STAFF. Quartermaster D. R. Coit Aid-de-Camp, B. Slaughter Brigade Inspector J. AV. Jefferson Surgeon, ... E. A. Woodward Judgo Advocate, J. AV. Johnson Chaplain

EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT WISCONSIN STATE MILITIA. Comprising the Westerly half of Dane County, together with the City of Madison. Colonel, E. W. Kcyes Lieutenant Colonol

STAFF. Adjutant Silas U. Pinney Sergeant Major, AVillet S. Main Engineer, Rufus S. Riley Quarter Master, John N. Jones Pay Master Samuel McCord Commissary Washington L. Smith Judge Advocate, Nat. Rollins Surgeon, S. B. Thayer Drum Major Wm. II. Miller Fife Major, -••-... Henry I. Pellago Color Sergeant, C. C. Pierce do. do John L. Bartells do. do Myron T. Bailey

GOVERNOR GUARDS. Armory, Atwood's Block, Main Street. Captain J. P. Atwood 1st Lieutenant, F. D. Fuller 2nd Ditto, Charles L. Harris 3d Ditto,. S. H. Donnell MADISON DIRECTORY. 127 Orderly Sergeant, Geo. E. Bryant 2d ' Ditto, H.Cowley 3d Ditto, A. A. Meredith 4th Ditto, George Bacon 1st Corpora], V. AV. Roth 2d Ditto, E. B. Crawford 3d Ditto, E. T. Sprague 4th Ditto, Ira W. Bird Secretary, Frank H. Firmin Treasurer AV. S. Main Director, J. P. Atwood Ditto, .E. W. Keys Ditto, F. D. Fuller MADISON GUARDS. Armory, Mill's Block, King Street. Captain, John Willans First Lieut., John A Byrne Second Lieut., Thomas Heeran Third Lieut., Mathew Smith Ensign, George P. Gordon Quarter Master, Timothy Kinney Pay Master, William Harding Orderly Sergeant John B. Hyland Color Sergeants, Daniel Kelly, P. L. Dowling First Sergeant, Francis Heewood Second Sergeant, Richard Grady Third Sergeant, Thomas Carroll Fourth Sergeant, James Law First Corporal, Peter Smith Second Corporal Thomas McEnteo Third Corporal, John Gannan Fourth Corporal, Pat Horrigan

RAIL ROADS. Tho Milwaukee & Mississippi Rail Road, running west, through Madison, to Prairie du Chien on the Mississippi River, a distance of about 200 miles, is in successful operation. At the Mississippi, it employs a line of steamboats for St. Paul, and all intermediate points in Iowa, AVisconsin and Minnesota, on the Upper River Three passenger trains run daily each way, and at Janesville connects with the Chicago, St. Paul & Fond 128 MADISON DIRECTORY. du Lac Road. This latter road is now prosecuting a handsome business, and at least one half is through eastern business, des­ tined for all points north and west on the Upper Mississippi. The South AVisconsin Division of the Milwaukee & Missis­ sippi Road from Milton through Janesville to Monroe a dis­ tance of 46 miles, is also now open and in successful operation. Wo refer you to the advertisements of the Milwaukee & Mis­ sissippi, and Chicago, St. Paul & Fond du Lac Rail Roads for further particulars as to movement of tho trains, connections, &c.

STAGES. Daily Linos of Stages leave Madison from Stage Office, (and tho principal hotels) for AVatcrtown and Portage City, and a Tri-Woekly Line for Beaver Dam.

EXPRESS COMPANIES. American Express Company, H. C. Pond, Agent. Holton's Merchants' Dispatch Express, T. AV. Johnson, Agent.

TELEGRAPHS. Wisconsin Stato Telegraph Company, office Bruen's Block. J. Murray, Sup't and Sec'y.

SECRET AND BENEFIT SOCIETIES.

GRAND COUNCIL OF R. AND s. M. FOR THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.

OFFICERS: T. I. Comp. G. P., James Collins, Boloit M. I. Comp. D. G. P., AVilliam Murdock, Jancsvillo I. Comp. G. T. I., A. S. AVood, Madison I. Comp. G. P. C, M. B. Keyes, Belnit I. Comp. G. C G., C. Loftus Martin, Jancsvillo I. Comp. G. T., A. Baldwin Beloit I. Comp. G. C, I. AVest Miller Madison I. Comp. G. S., Freeman Tyler Jancsvillo

MADISON COUNCIL, NO. 3., OF R. AND S. M. Meets first and third Fridays of each month at tho Masonio Hall, Main's Block. MADISON DIRECTORY. 129

OFFICERS: T. I. G. M., A. S. Wood D. I. G. M., Wm. H. Karns P. C. W., Nelson Chittenden C. G James K. Proudfit T Dominie Hastreiter R David Flesh S., Joseph Keycs GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS OF THE STATE OF WISCONSIN. The Tenth Annual Convocation of the Grand Chapter, will be held at Madison, on the first Wednesday of February, 1859.

GRAND OFFICERS : M. E. Henry L. Palmer, Grand High Priest, Milwaukee M. E. John Bullen, Deputy Grand High Priest,..... Kenosha M. E. Henry M. Billings, Grand King, Constance M. E. Andrew J. Redburn, Grand Scribe Racine E. John II. Rountree, Grand Treasurer, Platteville E. John AVarren Hunt, Grand Secretary, Madison E. Rev. Melancthon Hoyt, Grand Chaplain, Manitowoc E. William Addy, Grand Marshal, Janesville E. Morris Louis, Grand Captain of tho Host Milwaukee E. John E. Thomas, Grand P. Sojourner,.... Sheboygan Falls E. George II. Paul, Grand R. A. Captain, Kenosha E. Samuel S. Hodgo, Grand Blaster 3rd Vail, Beloit E. Chase A. Stevens, Grand Master 2nd Vail, La Crosse E. Marcian Seavey, Grand Master 1st Vail, Oshkosh E. George AV. Austin, Grand Steward, Lake Mills Comp. Ebenozer Clewett, Grand Guard, Middleton

MADISON CHAPTER, NO 4. Meets Tuesday on or before full moon, and Second Tuesday thereafter. OFFICERS: M. E. John AV. Hunt, G. Sec, High Priest E. Frank AV. Bird, King E. Dominie Hastreiter, Scribe Comp. Joseph Keyes, Treasurer Comp. Henry AVright, Secretary Comp. J. AVest Miller, Chaplain Comp. Wm. H. Karns, Captain Host 17 130 MADISON DIRECTORY. Comp. A. S. AVood Principal Sojourner Comp. Jas. K. Proudfit, R. A. Captain Comp. Geo. Drohman, Master 3d Vail Com. M. L, Easterbrook, Master 2d Vail Comp. H. F. Treat, Master 1st Vail Comp, E. E. AVyman, Guard

LIST OK GRAND OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF AVISCON­ SIN WITH THEIR ADDRESS. M. W. Henry S. Baird, Grand Master, Green Bay R. W. George F. Huntington, Deputy G. 31.,. . .Portage City R. W. Luther M. Tracy, Grand Senior AYarden,. . . Milwaukee R. AV. Luman M. Strong, G. J. AVardcn,. . Highland, Iowa Co R. AV. AVilliam Chappell, Grand Treasurer, AVatcrtown B. AV. AVilliam R. Smith, Grand Secretary,... .Mineral Point R. AV. John AAr. Hunt, Assistant Gr. Sec'y, Madison AV. Ephraiin F. Ogdon, Gr. S. Deacon,. . . White Oak Springs AV. Algernon S. AVood, Grand Junior Deacon Madison AV. J. T. Prior, Grand Chaplain, . . . Shullsburg AV. Charles C. Cheney, Grand Marshal, Janesville AV. John E. Thomas, Grand Sword Bearer,. .Sheboygan Falls W. William M. Clark, Grand Pursuivant, " . .Beloit AV. Morris Louis, Grand Steward, Milwaukee W. John Robinson, do Beaver Dam Br. Ebenezer Clewett, Tyler, Middleton, Dane Co

MADISON LODGE, NO. 5. Meets every Thursday evening at their Hall, Main's Block. VV. M Frank AV. Bird S. W S. V. Shipman J. AV Wm. A. Whce.cr T - Sam'l Klauber S David II. Wright S. I) John Koddermund J. I) George Drohman o. j )....: Francis Gault StewaidM T. AV. Anschutz T E. E. Wyman

HIRAM LODGE, NO. 50. Meets every Monday evening, at Main's Block. AV. Bl John AVarren Hunt S. AV Nelson Chittenden MADISON DIRECTORY. 131 J. AV Alfred P. Doerschlag T Joseph Keyes S Du Ray Hunt S. D A. S. AVood J. D AVilliam F. Baker Steward David Holt Steward J. C. Budd Tyler Thos. C. Bourks CONCORDIA LODGE, U. D. Meets every AVodnesday evening. AV. M Dominie Hastreiter S. AV AVilliam F. Baker J. AV Marcus Kohner Treasurer A. P. Doerschlag Secretary Simon Sekles S. D. - M. Greenbaum J. D Ernst Doerschlag Tyler C. Ably

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS

MADISON ENCAMPMENT No. 8—I. 0. or 0. F. Meet 2d and 4th AVednesday of each month, at their Hall, Ba­ con's Block. C. P., A. S. Sweet HP., F. A. Stoltze S. AV., E. W. Gardner J. W., E. F. Giles Scribe, E. S. Oakley Treasurer, Samuel Klauber GRAND LODGE OI.' A\riscoNsrN—I. O. OK 0. F. AArill meet at Madison, 3d Monday in January 1859. C. M., Wm. Aldrich Two Rivers D. G. M., C. II. Billings, Madison G. AV., G. S., Edward H. Rudd, Kenosha G. T., AV. AV. Yale, Milwaukee HOPE LODGE NO. 17—-I. 0. OF 0. F. Meet every Friday Evening at Odd Fellows' Hall, Bacon's Block. 132 MADISON DIRECTORY. N. G., S. M. Calkins V. G E. W. Gardner R. S., C. A. Reynolds P. S J. S. Webster Treasurer, C. C. Church

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.

GRAND LODGE, I. 0. OF G. T. The next annual session will be held at Fond du Lac, on the first Tuesday of September, 1858.

OFFICERS. Grand W. Chief T., William Hawley, Madison. Grand AV. Secretary, H. B. Dale, Fond du Lac.

CAPITOL LODGE, I. 0. OF G. T., No. 11. Meets every Tuesday, P. M., at Hall in Bacon's Block, Pinckney, corner of Mifflin Streets. AV. C. T., J. AV. Tolford. AV. Secretary, J. F. Randolph STATE CENTRAL LODGE, I. 0. OF G. T., No. 46. Bleet every Thursday evening, at Columbian Hall, Washing­ ton Avenue, between AVebster and Pinckney Streets. AV. C. T., J. AV. Miller. AV. Secretary, C. A. Reynolds.

GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Meet annually at Madison in October. G. W. P., G. AV. Assistant, CO. Church, Madison. G. Scribe, John H. Glading, Evansville. G. Treasurer,.... Isaac D. Sweat, Mazo Manie. G. Conductor, E. S. Oakley, Madison. G. Guardian, E. W. Gardner, " EXCELSIOR DIVISION, NO. 18, SONS OF TEMPERANCE, Meet every Saturday evening, at their Hall, Bacon's Block. Officers elected quarterly. MADISON DIRECTORY. 133 STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The Annual Meeting is held at Madison, in December, for the election of officers and &c. Rooms No. 5, Bruen's Block, Pinckney Street, corner of Washington Avenue, Madison, AVisconsin. Open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. OFFICERS : President, J. F AVillard, Janesville ) A. D. Kirkpatriek, Dayton Vice Presidents, [ 0. F. Bartlett, East Troy ) F. D. McCarty, Fond du Lac Secretary, D. J. Powers, Madison Treasurer, David Atwood, Madison Adam E. Ray Little Prairie Geo. H. AVilliston, Janesville Geo. Messersmith, . .. . Dodgeville Additional members of the D. AVilliams, Springfield Executive Committee *L. W. Joiner Wyoming S. S. Daggett, Milwaukee AVm. R. Taylor,.. .Cottage Grove Temple Clark, Manitowoc. DANE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The Annual Meeting is held in December, at Madison, for the election of officers and transaction of other business.

OFFICERS : President, AV. R. Taylor, Cottage Grove J L. B. Vilas, , Madison Vice-Presidents > J. Greening, Mazo Manie ) J. W. Hoyt, Madison Secretary, E W. Skinner, Madison Treasurer, J. II. B. Matts, Verona AVm. Coleman, Oregon Executive Committee I E. D. Montrose York S. AV. Field, Fitchburg

STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Rooms, basement Baptist Church, Carroll, near Main street, open from 8 A. M. to 12 M., and from 2 to 5 P. M. During the session of the Legislature, open from 7 to 9 P. M. 134 MADISON DIRECTORY.

OFFICERS FOR 1858. President, G en. AVm. R. Smith, Mineral Point. Hon. James Duane Doty, Menasha. I. A. Lapham, Milwaukee. Gen. A. G. EIK3 Stevens' Point. Vice Presidents, "Hon. Morgan L. Martin, Green Bay. Cyrus Woodman, Mineral Point. Rev. Alfred Brunson, ... .Prairie du Chien. Corresponding Secretary Hon. Lyman C. Draper Recording Secretary Dr. John AV. Hunt Librarian, Daniel S. Durrie Treasurer, Prof. 0. M. Conovor Curators.—Hon. L. J. Farwell, Hon. J. P. Atwood, Hon. D. J. Powers, Horace Rublce, S. II. Carpenter, F. G. Tibbits, S. G. Benedict, Dr. C. B. Chapman, AVm. Gennet, Hon. Hi­ ram C. Bull, Hon. Simeon Mills, Col. David Atwood, E. A. Calkins, Edward Ilsley, S. V. Shipman, Frank II. Firmin, J. A. Ellis, H. D. B. Cutler. The Historical Society was formed in January, 1849, but effected comparatively nothing until tho re-organization in 1854. It holds monthly meetings, and has an active and effi­ cient Board of Officers ; it has a choice and valuable library of over 4,000 bound volumes, as many more unbound pamphlets and documents, and a fine gallery of oil paintings Few simi­ lar institutions anywhere have had an equal degree of pros­ perity. It is justly the pride of tho people of AVisconsin.

STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY. AVill meet at Janesville in June next, for tho election of new officers, &c. President, Clark G. Pease, Jancsvillo , . -r, ., . ) Solomon Blood, Rochester VieT o Presidents, > „ , - , , J tiays MclvinlcyT Tr , KenoshTr a Secretary, George D. AVilber, Mineral Pt Treasurer, A. J. Ward, Madison ) John Mitchell, Janesville Censors, V E. A. Woodward, Madison ) AVm. II. Brisbane, Arena MADISON DIRECTORY. 135 SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, &C

ATHENIAN LITERARY SOCIETY. This Society meets every Friday Evening in the Stale Univer­ sity Buildings, and is composed mostly of the students. President, L. S. Clark Vice President, R. Armstrong Clerk, E. L. Fitzhngh Treasurer, J. E. Sutton Rcc. Scribe, John AV. Slaughter Librarian, L. S. Clark Assistant Librarian, B. B. Dawes HESPERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY. This Society meets every Friday Evening in the State Univer­ sity Buildings, and is composed mostly of the students. President J. B. Parkison Vice President, G. AV Ashmorc Secretary AVilliam F. Vilas R. Scribe, A. L, Bostedo Censor, G. AAr. Alien Treasurer, W. L. M. O'Connor Librarian, Thomas N. Haines

ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY. President, Joseph Hobbins, M. D. ,7. T, •-. . ) Henry AVright, Vice Presidents, j .E. Gibbs Treasurer, Geo. IT. Barwise Physician, AVilliam Hobbins, M. D. Recording Secretary, J. W. Mayhew Corresponding Secretary John Griffith Managers, E. Thompson, Geo. F. AVoodward, N. J. Moody, James Fisher, William B. Walton, E. Oswin, and J. Robson.

MUSICAL SOCIETY.

MADISON MAENEK CHOIR. Meet every Tuesday and Thursday evenings, at AVall Hall, AArebster Street, near Main Street., Director.—Henry Pellage. 136 MADISON DIRECTORY. MADISON INSTITUTE. President, Frank A. Haskell ) '. . .Frank H. Firmin, Vice-Presidents, > Edward Rsley ) Horace Rublec Corresponding Secretary, J. W. Mayhew Recording Secretary, DeAVitt C. Poole Treasurer, S. G. Benedict Directors.—J. C. Pickard, n. M. Lewis, AV. S. Main, M. T. Bailey, .1. AV. Hoyt, D. McFarland, D. H. Tullis, E. B. Adams, E. W. Skinner, J. C. Howells, AVm. Ripley, Jr , E. T. Sprague. Librarian, • D. H. Tullis EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. S. G. Benedict, M. T. Bailey, E. AV. Skinner, AV. S. Main, D. C. Poole, Horace Rublce, J. W. Mayhew, Wm. Ripley, Jr , Frank II. Firmin, E. B. Adams, D. McFarland, J. C. Pickard, H. M. Lewis, F. A. Haskell, E. T. Sprague, J. AV. Hoyt, D. 11. Tullis, Edward Ilsley, .1. C. Howells,

STANDING COMMITTEES. Rooms and Fixtures—D. H. Tullis, Chairman; S. G. Benedict, E. W. Skinner. Debating Department—II. M. Lewis, Chairman ; Bl. T. Bailey, J. W. Blayhew. Ways and Means—D. C. Poole, Chairman; S. G. Benedict, J. C. Howells. Printing—Edward Ilsley, Chairman ; J. AV. Hoyt, E. B. Adams. Lectures—Frank A. Haskell, Chairman; J. AV. Blayhew, Frank H. Firmin. Donations and Subscriptions—S. G. Benedict Chairman ; AVm. Ripley Jr., E. B Adams, AV. S. Blain, E. W. Skinner. By-Laws—D. BlcFarland, Chairman; II. Bl. Lewis, W. S. Main. Library and Periodicals—F. II. Firmin, Chairman ; H. Parker, J, C. Pickard, D. McFarland. Edward Ilsley. MADISON DIRECTORY. 137 YOUNG MEN'S CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every alternate Sabbath Evening at Congregational Church. President N. H. Eggleston ,,. T, ., , ) 0. M. Conover Vice-Presidents, j J. C. Pickard Secretary and Treasurer, Charles Holman

DANE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY. Depository at D. Holt's Music Store, Pinckney Street.

OFFICERS. President, Prof. 0. Bl Conover Secretary D. H. AA'right Treasurer and Depositor, D. Holt Bleets annually for the election of officers and transaction of such business as may come before them. New officers elected in March, 1858.

MADISON TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

OFFICERS. President, John Griffith Vice President, John D. Lemmon Secretary .John Herron Corresponding Secretary, Charles Wenstob Treasurer, Bl. J. Cantwell Financial Secretary, Thos. F. Flynn Guardian, P. Melguard Committee of Ways and Means, John D. Lemmon, Jonathan Davis, AVm. S. Underdown, M. J. Cantwell and P. Melguard.

MADISON CHESS CLUB. President, J. W. Slaughter Vice-Presidents, j K \ D»"eB ) II. Vilas Secretary L. S. Clark Treasurer Bl. De Forest BIADISON TURN-VEREIN ASSOCIATION. President, A. Huchting Secretary, Steinmotz 18 138 MADISON DIRECTORY. Treasurer, G. Ott Turnwart H. Repp Meet every Monday evening, for business, at their Hall, Nolden's Block, State Street, and every Tuesday and Friday for gymnastic exercises.

RELIGIOUS WORSHIP, CHURCHES, &c BAPTIST CHURCH, Carroll Street, near Main. The First Baptist Church in Madison was organized, Decem­ ber 23d 1847, composed of twenty constituent members. Rev. H. AV. Read became tho first pastor ; he resigned in Blarch, 1849, when he went out as a pioneer missionary to New Blex- ico. In October, 1849, Rev. John Williams was chosen pas­ tor, but resigned February ensuing ; and in the summer of 1851, Rev. S. S. AVhitman, formerly professor in Hamilton In­ stitute, New York, came from Belvidere, Illinois, and became pastor of the church, but his labors were of brief duration. He died, after a short illness, on the 2d of January, 1852. In January, 1853, Rev. M. D. Miller arrived, by invitation, and entered upon the pastoral labors, and at once planned, and soon had under process of construction, the fine and commodi­ ous edifice now occupied by the church and congregation. By Mr. Miller's unceasing energies, the church was ready for oc­ cupancy in September, 1854, and he continued as pastor, till he resigned in 1855, when Rev. James Cooper was chosen his. successor. After a year's labor, Mr. Cooper resigned, and was succeeded, in December 1856, by the present pastor, Rev. W. R. Brooks. The church edifice is a fine and solid structure, of brick, 48 by 78 feet in size, with a basement, having seventy pews neatly finished. The present membership of the church numbers seventy-five; sabbath school about seventy five. Pastor, Rev. W. R. Brooks, res. Gorham, near Wis. Av. Sexton, Jas. T. Smith, res. Henry, near State. Trustees, Daniel Gorum, John \V. Hunt, Willet S. Main, Lyman C. Draper, Samuel B. Fox, Stephen G. Benedict, Wil­ liam Gennet, W. P. Towers, and J. H. Carpenter President of Trustees, J. W. Hunt. Treasurer, S. R. Fox. Clerk, W. S. Jlain. CATHOLIC CHURCH, Henry St., cor. Main St. MADISON DIRECTORY. 139 CATHOLIC CHURCH, (German) Johnson st., cor Canal street. The Roman Catholic Congregation of the German language, in the city of Madison, constitute a congregation independent of those in the English language. The congregation erected a church building on Johnson street; the building being sixty by twenty feet, capable of being used for day and Sabbath schools. The number of members with families are about one hundred, belonging to the Congregation of the Redeemer's Church, as the church is called. The external church matters are under the direction of a Church Committee of five, elected by the congregation for the term of one year, under the superintendence of Rev. John Bl. Henry, Bishop of AVisconsin. The Catholic congregation has a day school for both languages, German and English. School time from nine till one o'clock, visited by seventy-six scholars, and a Sabbath school visited by forty scholars. The present minister of the congregation is Mr. Blichael Haider. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Wisconsin Av., cor. Fairchild st. The Congregational Church, was formed in October, A. D., 1840. It was the first Christian Church organized in Bladison, and the first in a wide region adjacent. In a letter, from ono of its first members, written only two days after its organization, he says : " AVithin fifty miles, in any direction, you cannot find another, and in a due north direction perhaps not one on this side of the pole." One can hardly realize that this could be true only so few years ago. The Church originally consisted of nine members, and was organized in tho present Supreme Court rooms at the Capitol. After wandering about from place to place for several years, the church succeeded in erecting what was then deemed a very commodious and attractive edifice, now occupied by the City High School. A year and one-half ago the church and congregation had become so large as to compel a removal from this. They took possession of a new hall which was prepared for them, expecting to set about the erection of another and more ample house of worship. Various difficulties, however, were encountered, and it was subsequently determined to build a chapel, and postpone still further the erection of the church proper. The chapel was occupied for the first time in February, of this year. It is a handsome brick building, situ­ ated on Washington Avenue, about forty feet by seventy in 140 MADISON DIRECTORY. measurement, and will furnish sittings for five hundred people. The church numbers ninety members. The present officers of Church and Society are as follows : Pastor, Rev. N. H. Eggleston, residence on Langdon street. Deacons, L. AV. Hoyt, L. Davenport, 0. M. Conover. Trustees, Hon. 0. Cole, N AV. Dean, Philo Dunning, E. B. Adams, C Fairchild, N. G. Bliss, J. C. Ford. EPISCOPALIAN CHURCH, Carroll St., c. Washington Avenue. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION CHURCH, MiffliD, n. E. Canal. LUTHERAN CHURCH, St. James, (German), Main Street, near Bassett. METHODIST CHURCH, Blifflin, cor. Pinkney St. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Wisconsin Av. cor. Johnson st. This society was organized October 4, 1851. Rev. H. B. Gardiner, then of Galena, was engaged as minister. He occu­ pied the pulpit until October 21, 1855. The church edifice was erected in the year 1852, and was opened for public worship on the first Sunday of January, 1853. The size of the building is 40 by 60 feet ; tho spire is 110 feet high ; a bell, of 1000 pounds weight, was purchased and is now in use. Tho cost of the building was $45,000, including site. September 21, 1856, the society extended an invitation to Rev. AVm. L. Green, of Kentucky, to be its pastor, which was accepted, and ho has entered upon the duties of the office. The Trustees of the church are Messrs. Jas. R. Blears, J. AV. Sterling, O. H. Norton, J. T. Clark, D. II. Tullis and Julius AVhite. J. R. Mears, Chairman of Board, D. S. Durrie, Clerk, and J. AV. Sterling, Treasurer. Sabbath School after morning service ; a sabbath school and Congregational Church Library, of about 400 volumes, is at­ tached. Regular hours for Church service are 10J A. M. and 7 P. Bl.

CEMETERY. City Cemetery is situated about two miles from the City, and contains about eighty acres of unimproved land. It is rapidly being improved and beautified, and soon will be as line a Cemetery as any in the Union. The improvement of the above is being prosecuted by and under the direction of the Common Council. President, Hon. O. Cole; Treasurer, J. C. Ford; Clerk, E. B. Adams. STREET & AVENUE DIRECTORY.

Baldwin, from Lake Blonona W to Lake Mendota Bassett, from Lake Monona W to University Av Bedford, from Lake Monona W to Mifflin Blair, from Lake Monona W to Lake Mendota Blount, from Lake Monona W to Lake Mendota Brearley, from Lake Monona W to Lake Mendota Brooks, from University Av S E to Erin Broome, from Lake Monona W to Lake Blendota Bruen, from Washington W to University Av Butler, from Lake Blonona W to Lake Mendota Calhoun, from Washington Av N to City Line Carpenter, N to City Line Carroll, from Lake Monona AV to Lake Mendota Chandler, from Washington Av S W to Monroe Road Charles, from Washington W to University Av Charter, from University Av S E to Washington Av Clay, N to City Line Clymer, from R R Depot N to Winnebago Dayton, N to Yahara Canal Dickinson, from Lake Monona W to Lake Mendota Drake, from Park S AV to Mills " E Canal, from Lake Blonona AV to Lake Mendota Emerald, from Park S AV to Mills Fairchild, from Hamilton AV to State Farwell, from Lake Monona W to Menomoneo Road Few, from Lake Monona W to Lake Mendota Frances, from R R Grounds N W to Lake Blendota Gilman, from Frances N to Yahara Canal Gorham, from University Av N to Yahara Canal Hamilton, from Lake Monona N W to Gorham 142 MADISON DIRECTORY. Henry, from Lake Monona W to Lake Mendota Ingersoll, from Lake Monona AV to Lake Mendota Jane, from University Av N AV to City Line Jenifer, from Livingston N to Yahara Canal Johnson, N to Yahara Canal Julia, from University Av N AV to City Line King, from Main N E to Wilson , Lake, from Dayton N W to Lake Mendota Langdon, from Park N to Wisconsin Av Lawrence, from Lake Monona W to Washington Livingston, from Lake Blonona W to Lake Blendota Lodi Road, from Yahara Canal N to City Line Main, from R. R. Depot N to AVinnebago Mary, from University Av N W to City Line Mifflin, from R R Depot grounds N to Yahara Canal Mills, from Washington AV to University Av Milton, from Blurray S W to Mills Milwaukee, from Winnebago N E to City Line Mineral Point Road, continuation of Washington Monroe Road, from Biineral Point Road S to City Limits Mound, from Blurray S AV to Blonroe Road Blurray, from State S E to Bl & Bl R R Park, from Dayton N W to Lake Mendota Patterson, from Lake Blonona AV to Lake Blendota Pinckney, from Lake Blonona AV to Lake Blendota Spaight, from AVilliamson N to Yahara Canal State, from Carroll S AV to Park Sauk Road, continuation of University Av S W to City Limits Thomas, from Lake Monona W to Blenomonee Road University Av., from Gorham S W to Sauk Road Vine, from Lako Blonona W to Menomonee Road Warren, from Lake Blonona AV to University Av AVashington Av., from R R Depot N to AVinnebago Washington, from M & Bl R R S W to Mineral Point Road Waterloo, N AV to City Line Webster, from King W to Hamilton AV Canal, from Lake Blonona AV to Lake Blendota Williamson, from Blair N to Yahara Canal Wilson, from R R Depot N to Yahara Canal Winnebago, from Yahara Canal N E to City Line Wisconsin Av., from Lake Blonona AV to Lake Blendota MADISON DIRECTORY. 143 ARGUS AND DEMOCRAT FXt.XKrO'XZa'G- OFFICE.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE. — ,—*—• LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN WISCONSIN.

PUBLISHES ALL THE

D , OFFICIAL ADVERTISMENTS. AND

NOTICES THAT APPEAR IN THE STATE PAPER.

All the news is given in every Issue,

IT IS AN INVALUABLE NEWS PAPER

FOR EVERY

LAWYER, TOWN AND COUNTY OFFICER AID BUSINESS MAW.

SUBSCRIBE! SUBSCRIBE!! SUBSCRIBE!!! Daily, $7.00 per annum. 5 copies of Weekly for $7.00. Tri-Weekly, $3.50 per annum. 10 " :' " 12.00. Weekly, $1.50. " " 20 " " " 20.00. ADDRESS CALKINS Sc WEBB. 144 MADISON DIRECTORY.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL Al JOB PRINTING HOUSE,

BRUEN'S BLOCK,

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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING,

NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

SUBSCRIPTION TO THE STATE JOUBNAL: Daily, $7,00; | Tri-Weekly, $3,50; j Weekly, $1,50.

ATWOOD & RITBLEE, Editors and Proprietors. MADISON DIRECTORY. 145 WRIGHT & PAINE,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, WINDOW GLASS, SASH, PUTTY,

el 8 CLASS WARE, PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, FAMHY €ftO€Eftf

No. 7 KING STREET, MADISON, WIS.

JOHN WRIQHT. UEORGE PAINE. 19 14G MADISON DIRECTORY. F. & J. H. WHITTELSEY,

DEALERS IN

FANCY AND STAPLE

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COMPRISING DRESS SILKS OF ALL KINDS, FRENCH, ENGLISH ANB AMERICAN PRINTS,

DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,

CAFES -A.1STID CXJOTH CLOAKS, SHAWLS, EMBROIDERIES AND LACES, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, DOMESTICS OF ALL KINDS, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, PINCKNEY STREET,

VAN BERGEH'S BLOCK, Near New Post Office. MADISON, WIS. MADISON DIRECTORY. 147 a. BftAW I JOBBERS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL

DEALERS IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC

«##© * MERCHANT TAILORS, &C, MADISON, WlStWXSlX.

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Matting J HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, SHAWLS, SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. CLOTH

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,

ALSO, THE LARGEST STOCK OF

•* * WEST OF NEW-YORK.

As one of our firm, ME. A. MICHELBACHER, is residing in New-York, we are receiving daily the latest styles of the above named Articles, and are at the same time, able to sell our Goods at New York prices. S. KLAUBER & CO.

SAMUEL KLAUBER, ABRAHAM MICHELBACHER, MADISON. NEW-YORK. 148 MADISON DIRECTORY.

HAM.> P&TT e L m K9

SUCCESSORS TO BAKER & ISHAM,

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RECTIFIERS OF A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF XW 36X 3E

No. 79 East Water Street,

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

P. R. ISHAM. WM. E. PATTEN ED. G. BLACK. MADISON DIRECTORY. 149 JOSHUA W. TOLFORD,

aurauGNHTCAaft &j\m, Sign, jfrite, COACH AND CARRIAGE, PAIMTEH

WAwmm iii§iam , Fairchild St., between Main &. Hamilton Sts.,

MADISON, - - - WISCONSIN.

Particular attention paid to the above Branches.

ALL

ORDERS EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH, ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

TO ALL WHO MAY FAVOR HIM WITH' THEIR PATRONAUE.

ESTIMATES MADE &, CONTRACTS TAKEN

IN ALL THE ABOVE BKANCHES, 150 MADISON DIRECTORY. a. RUDD, :M: 3D sicmn upgeon. Cor. of Wilson & Pinckney Streets, MADISOKT, - - WISCOWSIIT. ' Mill. DK. Ri'im keeps constantly on hand at his office, as above, all the common Eclectic and Botanic preparations. CONLEY * RHODES, m ©s t—i r. an CO < o WHOLESALE & RETAIL iff lias constantly on hand a choice selection of FRESH AND SALT MEATS, Consisting of Beef, Lamb, Mutton and Game of all kinds in their season. HARVEY CONLEY. JAMES RHODES.

KWim'Tg HOTEL,1 Half a mile East of the Capitol, near Third Lake, MADISON, - - - - - WISCONSIN. — —»-•-» Farmers and the travelling public are invited to call, as no pains will be spared to give entire satisfaction, for, as the poet has said, it is the place " Where HUNGER finds abundance, And the weary find a rest." JSgyThis Hotel has the best Stabling Accommodations to be found in the city of Madison. BOARD 50 cents per day; $3.00 per week. Open at all times of night. H. C. JAQTJISH, Prop. MADISON DIRECTORY. 151 P. L. CARMAN & CO., (interal €fmmssim fpertjmuis, DEALERS IN GRAIN, GOAL, SALT, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS AND ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. ALSO, AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF Threshing Machines, Reapers, Mowers, Feed Mills, CORN SHELLERS AND PLANTERS, Wagons, Plows, and Farming Implements Generally. STORE AND WAREHOUSE AT MIL. AND MTSS. DEPOT, MADISON, WISCONSIN. *P. L. CARMAN, J. N. JONES, NEELY GRAY. REFERENCES : O. P. NORTHRUP, Racine. R. B. MASON, Chicago. JOHN A. PITTS, Buffalo. WM. "WEST, ** ALLEN VANE, M M. S. HAWLEY, « SIMEON MILLS, Madison. C. P. SPAIDS, '* A. B. ALDEN, Portage. 0. H. BELL, Milwaukee. DOUSMAN & Co., Milwaukee.PHELPS,DODGE & C0..N.Y. BLANCIIARD, CONVERSE & Co , Boston. NICHOLS, BRITT & Co., Milwaukee. ATWOOD & HASKELL, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, MADISON, WISCONSIN. OFFICE, NO. 1, BRUEN'S BLOCK, PINCKNEY ST. Attend Exclusively to Law Business. .7. P. ATWOOD, FRANK. A. HASKELL. WISCONSIN IiAND AGENCY, BANKING & EXCHANGE OFFICE. WILLIAMSON & BARWISE, MADISON, WISCONSIN. Will give tlieir attention to the payment of Taxes in the State of Wis­ consin, entry and-payment of interest on State, University and School Lands, and generally to the transaction of any business at the State Department. Collections made and remitted at current rates of exchange. They hare a full and complete ABSTRACT OF TITLES to all real estate within the County of Dane. E. M. WILLIAMSON. GKOltGE H. BARWIPE. 152 MADISON DIRECTOR!*.

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JAMES CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR. WASHINGTON AVENUE, MADISON, WIS. Two Blocks from the K. It. Depot. WM. BOOTH:, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ot&mm f» A. 1ST 3D GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Pinckney Street, 4 doors West of Post-Office, Madison, Wis. Clothing made to order in the best manner and latest styles.

,T. C. GREGORY. . S. U. PINNEY. GREGORY & PINNEY, ^tonegs & €mmikn at ITato, OFFICE IN ATWOOD'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET, NEAR CARROLL, MADISON, - - WISCONSIN.

GALLERY Pffi . PHOTOGRAPHS COLORED BY A. GOODELL. Five Doors above the I*ost-Offiee, Madison, Wi*. MADISON DIRECTORY. 153

I. s. vilifii 1 HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,

Shop on King Street, opposite the City llotei, MADISON, - - - WISCONSIN. ... Keeps constantly on hand, and for sale, MIXED PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS, SASH AND PUTTY. Sfg^ALL WORK WARRANTED & PROMPTLY EXECUTED. JfgK ORTON, HOPKINS & FIRMIN, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS

MADISON - WISCONSIN.

HARLOW S. ORTON, .TAMES C. HOPKINS, FRANK H. FIRMIN.

Office, No. 6, Bruen's Block, over Bane Go. Bank. WELCH & LAMB, ATTORNEYS Al COUNSELLORS, Office, No. 13 King Street, MADISON, WISCONSIN.

Prompt and particular attention paid to Collections.

WM. WEIGH, F. J. LAMB. 20 154 MADISON DIRECTORY.

NOS. 12, 14 & 16, KING ST.,

E. H. OSBORN, PROPRIETOR.

This House, formerly known as the Slater House, having passed into the hands of the present proprietor, has been REMODDELED, FITTED, AND FURNISHED THROUGHOUT In a style not to be surpassed by any House in the West, and now offers SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS to the Traveling Public.

The Table will receive the special and constant attention of the pro­ prietor, and will always be supplied with the BEST EATABLES IN THE MARKET. fi@-As Times are Hard, Money Tight, and Provisions Cheap we have resolved to REDUCE THE PRICE OF HOTEL FARE in the West, and make Charges correspond with the Times and Circumstances. N. B.—Board by the day, $1,50 ; and by the week, from $3,00 to $5,00 ; and as good BESS, ROOMS & FARE, As can be found in the City of Madison.

STAGES Leave this House daily for all parts of the country. An Omnibus ex­ pressly for the House will be in readiness at the Depot on the arrival of each Train of Cars. fjf" Quests stopping at the House for more than one day, will have Omnibus fare deducted from their bills. MADISON DIRECTORY. 155 X>. IF'X'QP'CXX DEALER IN COFFINS, SHROUDS. CAPS, PLATES, COFFIN LININGS, And Silvered Trimmings of every variety and style.

Warerooms Main St.,

Cor. Fairchild, first door east of the Court House, MADISON, - - - - WISCONSIN.

Has been added to the above Establishment, and all orders for funeral attendance with Hearses, Carriages, &c, will be promptly attended to.

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Paints, Oils, &c. Common and Laminated Steel Guns.

Wo. 7 MAIM STREET, MADISON, WISCONSIN. E. H. OLEASON. J. T. GLEASON. 156 MADISON DIRECTORY.

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MANUFACTUBEBS OF

MOJTUMENT I GRAVE STONES, TABLETS, &C, From Italian and a variety of the best quality of Ameri­ can Marbles of every variety of pattern- invites those in want of any article in his line of business, to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere. Having had many years' experience in the Eastern CEMETERIES AND MARBLE MANUFACTORIES, He feels confident that he can give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with orders for any kind ot work in his line. Doing all his work himself, enables him tr> furnish Monuments, Grave Stones, or Tablets at prices 10 per cent- less than at other places. Desirous of extending his business, he will promptly attend to all orders by mail or otherwise. He also keeps constantly on hand a great variety of the latest patterns of MONUMENTS AND FANCY GRAVE-STONES FOR CHILDREN, From which patterns, customers can make their own selection. MADISON DIRECTORY. 157

[* • EWE ®6 Pinckney St,, next door to Methodist Church,

IVIADISON, WISCONSIN

fill Ja DEALERS IN

POULTRY Jc G1M11 OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON. Fresh Meats of superior quality BAMS ffilSiiffiSs) PORK, SALT & SUGAR CURED HAMS, SHOULDERS, AND SIDE BACON. ALSO, Lard, Butter, Eggs, and Vegetables.

Hotels and Private Families supplied at short notice, with any of the above, of a superior quality. DELIVERED FREE To any part of the City. CASH PAID FOR LIVE STOCK OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. P. II. SPENCER. S. L. SPENCER. L. D. SPENCER. 158 MADISON DIRECTORY. F=UL_L_ER:' hM M.A. /./if Mmw>% WEttS' BLOCK, (A few rods south of the Capital House.) JMCA.TDI&OT& , - - -wisaoxisrsiis]--

DAGUERREOTYPES, AMBROTYPES * PHOTOGRAPHS.

THE ONLY GALLERY IN THE WEST That employs an Artist to finish PHOTOGAPHS l\ OIL OR WATER COLORS, AIVD IS THE LARGEST GALLERY II THE WEST. •-•• THE PROPRIETOR GIVES HIS FBRSONAIJ ^.TTDE31>a"TIOI5a' To Every Brancli of the Business, And no picture is allowed to go out of the Establishment with, out it is perfect. MADISON DIRECTORY. 159 ftt|0gra|l]tr

NO. 106 XJAXS.:E2 JSTI^IEIEJT, CHICAGO, ... ILLINOIS. MAPS, PLANS, CHARTS, DBAWlfoOS OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS,

MACHINERY, LETTER-HEADS, BILLS, DRAFTS, NOTES, SHOW CARDS, BUSINESS CARDS, ETC. Engraved in the mosost Superior StyleStyle, and at the lowest New-Yorr-Yorfck Prices' .

TO DEUGGISTS : AM, KINDS OF PRESCRIPTION, LIQUOR, WINE OR OTHER LABELS, MADE ^VT 8EOKT NOTICE. Samples will be sent of all our Work on application to our Office. 160 MADISON DIRECTORY. GEEENE

Also, Robes, Caps, Collars, Plates, &c, &c. BILLINGS & CARMAN, East King, near Butler Street, MADISON, WISCONSIN, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF M 98 S

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Also, SINGLE & DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, MARROWS, &c. jjyAU orders promptly attended to, and all work entrusted to our care, will be warranted to give entire satisfaction. MADISON DIRECTORY. 1G1

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BOOK I AUTOGRAPHS, Show-Bills, Portraits of Prize Cattle, SIEIRIBJP •jiaDSBsaSg,

MACHINERY, LABELS, SEALS, &c.> > » EXECUTED IN THE FIRST STYLE OF THE ART. Views of Schools and Seminaries, Given with regard to their picturesque Surroundings.

*« ^» FACILITIES FOR LARGE GMRNMENT C3NTRACTS FRANCIS S. HICKOK, ARTIST AND ENGRAVER ON WOOD, No. 134 East Water Street, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. 21 162 MADISON DIRECTORY, MILWAUKEE rble Works. H. C. HOFFMAN, i Formerly of Chicago Marble Works, MANUFACTURER OF

GRAVESTONES, TABLE TOPS, &C,

I have constantly on band and make to order all kinds of EarMe Eaatlos, In every stylo and variety of manufacture, and prices "from $25 to $500 ; together with (iKATES OF EVERY STYLE. aluo, MARBLE AT WHOLESALE. 68 Spring Street, between Third and Fourth St». MOSSIRf & MARK,

* No. 14 Wisconsin St,?near cor. East Water St, NOTARIAL COPPER PLATE

AND ENGRAVING

0» ALL KINDS OF And Priatia VISITING Official Seals J AND

TBHGIL WEDDING CARDS

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BRAND S} Neatness & Despatch

MILWAUKEE. WISCONSIN. MADISON DIRECTORY. 163

MANUFACTURERS OP

At 275 East Water Street, Milwaukee. «3.ALS0, DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND BUILDERS' MATERIALS. WA L KE H HOUSE.

HASBROUCK & PEARCE, PROPRIETORS.

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A. L. COLLINS, President. JULIUS WHITE, Secretary. NICHOLS' o OB 9 CO W o WHERE THOSE IN WANT OF FIRST RAT: Of all kinds, are requested to call and select for themselves. Also, I»OTT3^T:Et.Y C*> GAME IK THEIR SEASON. Small Profits and Ready Pay is my Motto. Meats delivered in any part of the City. R. NICHOLS. GEO. E. WOODWARD, %ttnxnq & €mmt\kx at |Tafo, No. 3 BUT EX'S BLOCK, MADISON, - WISCONSIN.

Special attention paid to Collections in all the Courts of this State. MADISON DIRECTORY. 167 JfcJL *» 4L> JL-m JC3L Jt

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H WIRES, LlOiil^I' , Cigars and Cordials, No. 39 East Water St., MILWAUKEE, - - - WISCONSIN. it®* All Goods bought of me, warranted as represented. GSEAT NORTHWESTERN DIRECTORY & STATISTICAL

DIRECTORIES PUBLISHED By us, any of which will be forwarded free of Postage. Wisconsin State Business Directory, ... $3.50 Racine City - 1.25 Madison City 1.25 Kenosha City " .... 1.00 Horicon, Waupun, Uipon and Berlin City Directory, 1.50 Milwaukee City Directory, 2.00 SOW IN r-ttKSS. Iowa State Business Directory, - $3.00 " " Register, 2.00 Minnesota Territory Register, - 2.50 SMITH, DuMOULIN & CO., 134 EAST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. Agents for the *aT.e of our Directories abroad. II. WILSON, 379 Broadway New-York. ADAMS, SAMPSON & Co., 91 Washington Street,, Boston, Mass. A. MCELROV. 432 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. C. S. WILLIAMS *. Co., 194 Walnut Street, Oineinna'i, Ohio. 168 MADISON DIRECTORY.

DAILY SENTINEL >

AND RULING ESTABLISHMENT.

AVe arc now adding to the already extensive Jobbing Department of •U THE SENTINEL/' a superior Bindery, which will give us increased facilities for filling all orders in the line of PRINTING, BINDING MD RULING, On short notice and at the most reasonable prices. We shall employ none but the very best workmen, which will enable us to do work promptly, and give entire satisfaction to all who may favor us with their orders. We are prepared to furnish

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1858. 170 MADISON DIRECTORY. 1858 Qtrnmimm^m 1858 <3-IE*. 33 .A. T ROUTE! From CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE to LA CROSSE AND ST. PAUL, CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE

Wisconsin Stage Company's Mail and Express Line! MONEY, DISTANCE AND TIME SAVED OVER ANY OTIIER ROUTE! Passenger Trains going West, leave Milwaukee daily (Sundays ex­ cepted,) from Depot foot of Chestnut Street, for Hartford, Horicon, Junction, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake, Cambria, Portage City, Mauston, LISBON, TOMAH & GREENFIELD ! — • i Immediate connections are made with the HOBICON BAIL ROAD, At Horicon for Waupun, Ripon, Berlin, Stevens' Pt., and with the F03Srr> IDXJ LA.C ^tA.TIu K.O-A.r>, At Junction for Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Mcnasha, Appleton and Green Bay, and with the WISCONSIN STAGE COMPANY'S MAIL AND EXPRESS LINE! jsjec GHKEMPIELD POII t. \ CROSSE AND ST. PAUL. Passengers by this Route FROM CHICAGO TO LA CROSSE And all points on the Mississippi River. North, Save 31 Miles in distance and 24 Hours Time, And those for ST. PAUL, by taking the Stage Route from TOMAH by Black Hirer Falls, Eau Claire, Menomonec, Prescott and Hudson, SAVE 116 MILES IN DISTANCE AND 36 HOURS TIME Over any other Route traveled BETWEEN OHICAG-O AWD ST. I»ATTXI. Passengers from Milwaukee to La Crosse and points on the Mississippi River, North, SAVE EIGHTY MILES IN DISTANCE BY THIS ROUTE. T) Passengers arriving at Chicago, destined for any of the above named N. D. places, must take the Cars of the CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE RAIL ROAD for Milwaukee, and thereby avoid the lengthy Stage Routes connecting with other Rail Roads leading West and North-West from Chicago. EDWIN II. GOODRICH, llanaircr. J. M. Kl vil£A I.I.. Cen. Ticket Agrt. MADISON DIRECTORY. 171 MILWAUKEE & CHICAGO RAIL-ROAD LINE.

CHANGE OE TIME.

MONDAY, APRIL, 5, 1858, fl@»PASSENGER TRAINS going South, leave Milwaukee at 8.45 A. M., and 3.00 P. M. J8@°" PASSENGER TRAINS due at Milwaukee at 12.30 P. M., and 7.85 P. M. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Milwaukee at 7.30 A. M., due at 3.20 P. M. PASSENGER TRAINS leave Chicago at 8.40 A. M., and 3.45 P. M. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Chicago at 8.45 A. M.

M. L. SYKES, SUPT. C. & M. R. R. Co.

JOHN T. MOODY, Agent, Milwaukee. 173 MADISON DIRECTORY. St. LOUIS, ALTON & CHICAGO

-»- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING, APRIL 1st, 1858. TRAINS LEAVE NEW DEPOT, Cor. West Van Buren and Canal Sts. GOING SOUTH, TRAINS *LEAVE AS FOLLOWS : Express Hail, (Sundays Excepted.) Sight Express (Saturdays Excepted.) Leave Chicago, 11.00 A. M. Leave Chicago, 10.15 P. M. Joliet, 1.45 P. M. Joliet, 12.35 A. M. Peoria June... 4.45 P. M. Peoria June... 3.35 A. M. Bloomington,.. 6.05 P. M. Bloomington,. . 5.00 A. M. Springfield,.... 9.00 P. M. Springfield,... 8.00 A. M. Arrive at St. Louis,.. 2.20 A. M. Arrive at St. Louis,.. 1.30 P. M. CONNECTIONS: AT CHICAGO—With all the Great Eastern and Northern Lines. AT JOLIET—With the Rock Island Railroad west, and 'Cut-oflP east. AT PEORIA JUNCTION—With the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad, to Peoria and Stations west. AT BLOOMINGTON—with Illinois Central R R., north and south. AT SPRINGFIELD—with Great Western (111.) Railroad east to De­ catur, and west to Jacksonville and Naples. AT ALTON—with Terre Haute & Alton R. R. east, and steamers on the rivers. AT ST. LOUIS—With Pacific Railroad and Missouri River Steamers to Northern Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, and with the St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Line of Steamers to Cairo, Memphis, Vicks- burg and New Orleans. Through Tickets can be had at the Company's Office, 48 Dearborn street, opposite the Tremont House, Chicago ; at the Depot, corner of West Van Buren and Canal streets, and at the principal Railroad Tick­ et offices in the Eastern, Middle and Western States. Jg^-Rates of Fare and Freight same as by any other Route. JOLIET ACCOMMODATION. On and after Thursday, April 1st., 1858, an accommodation train will run between Joliet and Chicago, stopping at Lockport, Athens, Lemont, Brighton Course and Bridgeport. Leave Joliet at 7.00 A. M. " Chicago 5.00 P. M. A. H. MOORE, Gen. Supt. L. DARLING, General Agent. MADISON DIRECTORY. 173 Chicago & lock Island RAIL-ROAD LINE.

Composed of the Chicago &. Rock Island and Mis­ sissippi & Missouri Railroads.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1858 FOR IOWA, KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.

No Change of Cars between Chicago & Iowa City.

Only direct Route from Chicago to Joliet, La Salle, Peru, Peoria, Rock Island, Davenport, Muscatine, Iowa City, Columbus City and Fort des Moines.

JE^°Two Passenger Trains leave Chicago Daily, from Depot corner Van Buren and Sherman Streets, as follows : 9.00 A. M.—Day Express, (Sundays excepted), for Joliet, La Salle, Peoria, Rock Island, Davenport, Muscatine, Iowa City and Columbus City. 8.30 P. M.—Night Express, (Saturdays excepted), for Peoria, Rock Island, Davenport, Muscatine, Iowa City and Co­ lumbus City. The 9.00 A. M. and 8.30 P. M. Trains run directly through to Iowa City without change of Cars, and connect with the Western Stage Co's Line of Post Coaches for Fort des Moines, Council Bluffs and all points in Central and Western Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska. g&~ Trains arrive at Chicago at 5.00 A. M and 7.00 P. M. ISF~Local and Through Tickets via this line, on sale at the Depot, also at the office of Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, corner Dearborn and Randolph Streets, and at Michigan Southern Railroad Office, under Tremont House. J. F. TRACY, Supt. W. L. St. JOHN, Gen. Ticket Agent. 174 MADISON DIRECTORY. ttlllttS ©ElfftftL R. BtiamwBM R. FOR ST. LOUIS, ALTON, ii&fllW@lrfI CITY, KANSAS CITY, Terrre Haute, Evansville, Vincennes, Peoria, Decatur, Springfield, Jacksonville, Naples, Cairo, Memphis, Natchez, Vicksburgh, NEW ORLEANS and all points on the LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Trains will leave the Great Central Depot, foot of South Water and Lake Streets, as follows :— Peoria, St. Louis, Cincinnati and Cairo Express, at 9.00 A. M. (Sundays Excepted.) Peoria, St. Louis and Cairo Express, at 8.45 P. M., (Sundays Excepted.) This is the only route between Chicago and St. Louis without change of cars, and the most expeditious to .Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples. To Pas- sengeis for Memphis, Vicksburgh, New Orleans, Ac, the route via. Cairo, is the only direct, and is twenty-four hours in advance of any other. OONNEOTINa AT GILMAN—With Peoria & Oquawka R. R. for Peoria, Gales- burgh, and towns upon main line oi" Illinois Central Rail Road. AT T0L0N0—With trains on the Great Western Railroad, east for Danville and Lafayette; west for Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples, and towns on the Illinois River. AT MATT00N—With trains on the Terre Haute, Alton & St. Louis It. K.; going east to Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Evansville and Crawfordsville; west for Alton, and St. Louis. AT ODIN & SANDOVAL—With trains on the Ohio & Mississippi R. R.: cast for towns upon its line ; west for St. Louis and Alton. AT ST. LOUIS—With Pacific R. R., and steamers for Kansas and Nebraska, and all points on the Missouri river. AT CAIRO—With steamers for Memphis, Natchez, New Orleans, and all points on the Mississippi river. For Galena, Dunleith, Dubuque and St. Paul trains leave via. Galena &, Chicago Union R. R., at 10 A. M. and 9.45 I*. ]TI,, connecting at Dunleith with a daily line of First-Class Passenger Steamers for Prairie du Ohien, La Crosse, Winona, Hasting*, Hudson. Prescott and St. Paul. Also, connecting at Dubuque with the DUBUQUE & PACIFIC R. R., for Dyersville, Independence, Cedar Rapids, Sioux City, &c. For Bloomington, La Salle, Dixon, Amboy, Polo, &c., trains leave via Chicago & Burlington R. R. at 9.4-5 A* Jt. and 8 P IM .. making direct connec­ tions at Mendota with trains on Main Line of Hlinois Central for all the above points. THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained at the office of the Michigan Central R. R., opposite Tremont House, cor. Lake and Dearborn Sts.; also, at the office of the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago R. R., cor. Dearborn and Ran­ dolph Sts., and at the office of the company, in the Great Central Depot, foot of South Water and Lake Streets. JAS. €. CLARKE, Master Transportation. W. P. JOHNSON, SILAS BENT, General Ticket Agent. Supt. Chicago DiTision. MADISON DIRECTORY. 175

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Passenger Trains will leave the Central Depot, foot of South Water and Lake Streets, daily, as follows : 'A.t\ A TW DAY EXPRESS, (Sundays excepted,) arriving 8 itU ill 1H.I, at Burlington at 9 P.M. 'ftO P TW NIGHT EXPRESS, (Saturdays excepted,) arri- 8•W f • XUi, Ting at Burlington at 6.55 A. M., and Quiney at 11 A. M. '1*»P TVT ACCOMMODATION (Sundays excepted) for Ba- 4ilv Xi ATXIJ tavia and Aurora. IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS. AT MENDOTA—With Illinois Central R. R.; north for Amboy, Dixon, Freeport, Galena and Dunleith; 'south for La Salle, Ionian, Winona, Panola, Bloomington, Decatur, St. Louis, Cairo, &c, . AT BURLINGTON—With Burlington and Missouri R. R.; for Mt: Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, Chariton, Ft. des Moines, Ft. Dodge, Council Bluffs, Sioux City, and all portions of Kansas and Nebraska; with Western Stage Company, for Montrose, thence by rail to Keokuk. AT QUINCY—With the steamers of the St Louis & Keokuk Packet Company, for Keokuk, Hannibal, Alton, St. Louis, &c. AT PLYMOUTH—With stages for Keokuk. AT HANNIBAL—With Hannibal & St. Joseph R. R., for all parts of Northern Missouri and Kansas.

TICKETS may be had at the Depot, and at the Michigan Central R. R. office, cor. Lake and Dearborn Streets. C. «. tl A T1JTI<»]%J>, Gen'l Superintendent. v* III I I. POWEUL, General Ticket Agent. 176 MADISON DIRECTORY. 1858. liH_H 1858. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TRAVELERS FOR "WTSaOZNTSIIKr. Great Western and North-Western ROUTE OF WISCONSIN. The Direct and most expeditious route to the Wisconsin Pineries, Wolf River Pineries, Ureen Bay and Oconto Pineries. MILWAUKEE k HORICON R. ROAD AND STEAMBOAT LIIsTE. Passenger Trains will leave the Depot, corner of Third and Chestnut Streets, Milwaukee, FOR HORICON, WAUPUN, RIPON & BERLIN. CONNECTING AT BERLIN WITH THE COMPANY'S New and Commodious First-Class Steamers, "Oshkosh City," "Peytona," "W. A. Knapp," "Menom­ inee," "Pearl," and "Eureka." FOR OSHKOSH, NEENAIT, MENASHA, GILL'S LANDING, NEW LONDON, EUREKA, OMRO, BUTTE DES MORTS, WINNECONNE. FREMONT, And form a Daily Line to and from all points on the Fox and Wolf Rivers and Lake Winnebago. THE WISCONSIN STAGE COMPANY Also connects at Berlin and Gill's Landing, and conveys Passengers with safety and expedition to Stevens' Point, Plover, Grand Rapids, and all principal places in Northern and North-Western Wisconsin. ^"Paisengers should purchase Through Tickets, for sale to all the above places, at the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad Ticket Office. Chicago ; and also, at the Ticket Office, corner of Chestnut and Third Streets, Milwaukee. BACiGAOE CHECKED THROUGH. j r:si»i<:i{ VLIET, snpi. MILWAUKEE * MISSISSIPPI R. R. 1858 J>al6^«g» 1858

CHANGE OF TXIUEIES. TWO THROUGH TRAINS TO PRAIRIE DU CHIEN.

0.\ AMD AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 12th, and until further notice. Passenger Trains will run as follows, Daily (Sundays Excepted), GOING TAT E S T , ' LEAVE MILWAUKEE, AT 11.20 a. in. Mail k Day Express. 4.45 p. in., Night Express. Ar. at Milton, 2.50 P.M. Ar. at Janesville, 8.45 P.M. " Madison, 4.35 P.M. Le. " 11.30 P.M. " Prairie du Chien, 9.20 P.M. Ar. at Madison, 1.41A.M. " Janesville, 3.15 P.M. " Prairie du Chien, 6.30 A.M. " Monroe, 6.15 P.M.

Q-OIl>TC3- E .A. S T, LEAVE PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, AT 8.30 a. in., Mail k Day Express. 5.30 p. m., Night Express. Ar. at Madison, 1.14 P.M.JAr. at Madison, 10.24 P.M. " Milton,... 2.50P.M.S " Janesville, 12.30A.M. " Milwaukee, 6.20 P.M. j Le. " 4.30 A.M. I Ar. at Milwaukee, 8.30 A.M.

THESE TKAINS CARRY THE Great North-Western U. States Mail, AND CONNECT AT PKAIEIE DU CIIIEN WITH PRAIRIE DU CHIEN & ST. PAUL STEAMBOAT LINE, For Lansing-, La' Cresse, Decotah, Winona, Fountain City, Reed's Landing, St. Panl, St. Anthony, Fort Snelling-, Minneapolis and ALL POINTS NORTH AND WEST. WILLIAM JERVIS, Gen. Sup't.