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S1-I£:n.a:ADISO:N", - VVISCO:N"SI:N"_SAMUEL MARSHALL,CHARLES F. ILSLEY,J. A. ELLIS, -P resident.Vice President.Cashier.DH.A.F"TS ONGREAT BRITAIN & CO NTINENTALEUROPEAI!;o Exch ange (inNEW YOHK, BOSTON, }'JIfLADELPHIA,And all of the pr incipal Cities in th e United State sB OUo-:B:T A :N"D S OLD_8A)lU£ L )J .-\B SIJAL L ,(' II.\ R L£S r. I LSL E Y,- - 0- -DHAF 'l'H ONALSO, EX CII ASGE OS.J. ALDER E LL IS .MARSHALL l~ lLSLE Y,MILW AU K E E .BaRK.BS ~WIS CONSIN.Great Britain and Continental Europe.NEW-YORK, BOSTON, PHILADELPHI1\,And nIl the principal Citie s in tbe United StatesBOUo-:B:T A:N D SOL D_


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PR E F AOE .We pre sent to you our first issue of 3 DIltECTOUY for the CI T Y OF~HD I S O S .Wil hout comme nting in d etail on the amount of matter and infor ms ­tion contained in our wor k, we refer you to the Table of Contents . OurDirectory contains, in ad diti on to the ge neral direct ory of names, nna ccurately compil ed and nlplmbeticufly arr an ged B U S l ~E S S DlHEC·TORY . Wher ein the name of ea ch person doing business in the cit y.both Professicnnl, Slcrcaut tle , )I a n u fi.l c t ur i n ~ :1Dd :\lc chanical, will befound npprcp rtate ly clnsaified.Herein ) li kewise, will be found n. reliabl e and ca re full y arran gedSTREET and An ::WE OIItECTORY, showing where euch stree t commences,the d ir ection or course it ru m" and the termi na tion of tbe sa me , 'I'ogether with nn Appendi x full of useful and a uthentic infor mation.Our work is em belli shed with fine engraetngs of the State Capitolan d St ate Univ ersity .We take pl easure in tendering ou r thanks to the ) l er ch:m ts end Businessme n for th e very li beral am ount of pat ronage bes towed in nd verrisingnnd su bscriptions to th e book, and. to the citizens generally, forthe commendable spir it of zeal an d ent er prise in re vea ling nnd fucilitutingin th e compil ation of the facts and nece liOssry in formation for thewor k.Confide ntly r elyi ng u pon t he patronage an d support which we ha\"eend eavored our work should merit.We r emain , very r esp ectfully yoursb&c.,. S)UT H, U ) IOULIS &. CO.N O TICE ..... I1 persons eutborteed to a ct as agents for the Directori es iss ued f romthis es ta blishment, or for a ny purpose whate ver, are !nvari ab ly furnish edwit h a ce r tificnt c of author ity , signed <strong>by</strong> our firm , specifying distinctlythe nat ure and ext ent of their powers, a reference to which will at alltimes protect persons de aling with this est ab lishment, through suchagents, from any imposit ion whi ch may be attempte d <strong>by</strong> persons pre ­tending to have suc h author ity .SMITH, DU ~ I OULI~ & CO.:MiIwauk ee , Ap ril l :;ith, 185ftThe followin g Directorie s arc iss ued fr om th is establishment :­Wisconsin St a te Business Direc- ~m wauk ee City Directory , . .SZ 00tory, Price, 83 50 Jcwe Stat e Business DirectoryRacine City Direct ory, 1 25 (now in preparation, ) 300Kenosha City Directory, . . . • . 1 00 Iowa State Regi ster, (now in.Mad ison City Directory, 1 25 preparettou. } :2 00Hor icon, Waupun, Ripon, and :Minnesota State Ref ister,Berlin Direct ory , . .• .. . .. . 1 tiO (now in pre paration, . ... . 250


TABLEOFCON TEN TS.DPA GEAbbreviations, _. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Appendix, . .. .• .. 99Athenean Literary Society, 135Banks, . •. • . . . • . . . . .. . . . . .73- 123Bible Society, Dane Co", . • . . 137Board of Ed ucation•. . . •..... 113Board of Instructlou, publicschools, . • . . . .•• . .. . . .. .. 120Bu sin ess Directory. . . . . . . . . . 72Oepitol Lodgo, r. O. ofG. T." 132Cemetery, . .. .. . .. . . . . . ...•• J.lOCharitable In stituti ons and Societies,. . " 128Chess Club, •.... ..... ..... •. 137Churches, . . •. . . . . • . • .. . . . . . 138City Government, . . .•....• . 106Cir cui t Court,. . . . . . . . . . . . . 108Concordi a Lodge; F. & A. 11., 131Colleges, &c., . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . 111Coun ty officer s,.... .. .... • . . 1 0~Courts"107- 10tlDa ne Co. Agr icultural Society, 133Dane Co. Bi ble Society, 187Dune Coun ty officers , .. . ..•. . 104Dan e Oo. For mers ' P rotect iveUnion , 124Dane County , sketch of, . . . • . 104Editor ial Association of theS tate , , " 121Educational, 110Engine Compan ies, . . , .• . .108-1 09Excelsior Division, S. of T., .. 132Ex pre ss Comp anies, . .. .. , . . . 12SF irc Dep artment , . . . . . . . • . • • lOSFi re Wardens, . . . . . . . . . . • . . , 108Free and Accepted Ma sone, .. 128Ga s C omp~n Yl " " " "General Direc tory of nam es, .12·19Good 'I emplurs, 132Government of the City, 106Gove rnme nt of Dan e County, 1O·J,PAGE .Governmen t of the Townof .Madison,,, 105Government of the State, . . . . 99Government of United States, 99Govern or' s Gu ard, • . . . .... . 126Grand Chapter R. A. M., 129Grand Council R. & S. ~ l , 128Grund Division S. of T., 132Gra nd Lodge F. & A . ;\1.,•.. . 130Grand Lodge I. O. of G. T.,.. 131Gra nd Lodge J O. of O. F.,.. 131Ilirnm Lodge F. and A, ~I., . . 130llesperfnu Liter ary Society, .. ]35Hook and Ladder Co., . . ... . 108Hope Lodge I. O. of O. F., 131Incorp ora ted Compa nies , 124In suranc e Compan ies, , ] 23J oint Stock Companies, .. . . . • ]24J udi ciary, , ] 07Libr aries: ]20Literary Societies, .. . . . . . . . . ]35Madi son Boar d of Educatlou.. 113Medl scn Chapter H. A . )1., ,, . 129Med tson Chess Club, 137].Iadisoll City Government , . . , 106?!I ndi son Coun cil It and S. :\1., ]28:\Iadison En cam pmen t 1. O. ofO. F. .• . .. . • .. •. •. . . . • .. .. 131Madi son Gas Light uud CokeCompany, 124:'Illldi soli Gua rd s, • . .. . . . . . . . . ]27Madi son Hydrau lic Co., ]24xledlson I nstltu te,. . •• .• .. . . . 136:'IIadi son Librar ies, 120Madi son I ..edge P. a nd A. ~I. ,. 130Madison ?!Iaener Choir , . . ...• ]35:'IIadison Post Office, ]09Madi \ on P r e s ~ " "" " " " " 12]Madi son, Sketch of,.. . , . . • . , 105Medl son Town Officers, .. .... ]05)ladison 'l'uru -ver elu aasoc.. 137


4. MA D IS O~ DIR ECTORY,P AO I: .:\1o.dison Typ ogeepbice 'l Union, 137:\Jaga zines a nd P eriodicals, . . 122:\I:lil Arran gement s, 109Milita ry,_ •• . ..• • .• .. . . . . •. •. 125:Musical SOciety,_ . •. . . . . . . .. 135~ Il m e s too la te for r eg ular in -seruon, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Newspapers, 89- 121Odd F ellows, 131Police Court, 108Po st Office Depa rtm en t, 109Prefecc, . . . • . • . . . . . . . . .. . . ." 2P ress of Madison, . . . . . . 121P roba te Court, 108P ublic Bu ildings, 109Publi c Schools, 113Rail Heads 121ltcligious Worship, 138Back Company, 109Scandinavian DemocraticP ress A ssociattcn, 12.lScandinavian Pres s Association,... . • • . . •.. . . . . . . .. . . . 125Secret and Benefit Societ ies, . 128S ketcb of )Iadison•. . ....... . 105Sc cietiea, Associati ons .t c. 133-135Sons of Temperance, 1 3~S tage Lines , 94-128StMe Agri cultural Society, 133PAGE .State Assembly, 101State .Centra l Lodge, 1. O. ofG. T .: . • • •. • • • . • • .. • . . • • . • 132State Government. . .. ... . . . . 99State Hi stor ical Society, . . . . . 133St ate l Iedical Society.... . . . • 134State Uilitia, 125-126State Senate•.. . .... .. . . . • . . 101State Sup't Pu L. Inst ru ctlcn, 110State University, 101St. George' s Society. 135St reet and A venue Directory , 141Supplement , . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6Supreme Court 107'I cucbc rs, Public Scho ol, 120Telegraphs; 128Temper-ance Societ ies, 132Title P ap;c, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Town Officers, 105Tu r n-Yer ein Associati on, 137Ty pographical Union, 137United States District Court,. 107Unite d Stat es Go' ernment,. . . 99Young ) l e1l. '5 Christian Associatio n, 137E~I BELLI!llI XEST!I .State Capitol, 100Btete Uniycr5ily , 112INDEX TO ADVERTlSEUENTS.PH.·tArc!l.itecu .Donnel &: E utabock, 100Butchers and Meat :Mar kets.Conley &: Rhodes, ... . . • . . . . . . 150Xtchcle, R. . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . 166Sp encer, P . II. & Co. . . .• •. 157Banks and BankeraBnuk of the Oaplt ol.. ..front page.Dane County Bank, . . . I I II)larsbal &: I1s1ey, .. . . . " . 1PAOli: .Stat e Bank,front page.w llllamacn &: Barwlec, 151Booksellers and Stationers.Bli~ s , F:berhard &:sue title pag e.Fe staer, oppo­Coach and Carriage Makers.Bird Brothe rs , 165Commission Merchants.Carman P. L. &. Co.,. 151


Daguerreotypes, &:c.Fuller's Temple of Art" ' . .w ood, S. A -. .MADI SON DIR ECTORY.P &O J:.158152Director y Publishers.Smith , Du Moulin & Co., .. . . . 167Druggists, Wh olesale and Ret ail .Wr ight & P aine, 145Dry Goods.Klauber S. & Co., .Whitt elseyI F. & J . II. . . . . ..147146Engr avers and Dye Sinkers .Hickok, Franc is S.-~lil. , 161Mossic & Mnrr,-)lil., ~ 162Furniture Dealers.Clark, Darwin .Hardware, Cutlery, &:e,Gleason & Brother , . .. " . . . .l' A. IP Il.Mar ble Works.Abbott , Ab ijah 156Hoffman, II. C., Mll .. 162Merchant Tailors.Booth , Will iam 152Klauber S. & Co., 147Newspapers.Argus a nd Democrat, . ' " U 3Senti ne l, :Mil., 168State J ournal, 144Painters, House, Sign & Ornamental,'I'ol ford , J oshua W•. • .• •. . . . . 149Webster , J . S 153Physician, and Surgeons.101 Budd , J . C 150Planing Mill ee.155Cemp belt, J ames 152Plows and Agricultural I mplements.Bill ings &,Ca rman, 160Hotels.Ameri can House, Front PageCepitcl Houso, 101Rail Roads.Uyer' s llotel, 150 Chicago, Burlin gton &. Quincy 175. •. . . Osborn Hou se, .. . ... .. . 154 Chicago and Hock Island, .. . . 173Walk er IIousc,- )Iil T• • • • • , 163 Oblcago, St. Paul & Pen du L. 178Galena nnd Chicago Union , 177Insurance Companies. Ill inois Central, 174Medl son llut unl, Front Page La Cr osse an d Milwaukee, .. • 170Wisconsin State, 166 ~Iilwauk e e an d Chic ago, 171Milwaukee and Hori con, 176Land, Loan ar.d Money Agents. Milwaukee nnd Mississippi , 179lIunt. J ohn W. Dr . . . .Front P age St. Louis, Alt on nnd Chi cago, 172Richardson J . & Co., .. I' "wilhemson &. Bar wisc , ... . . 151 Ready Made Linen.Filkins, Mrs. J 100Lawyers.Atwood &. Il uskel l, . 151 I Ilnd ertakere.Gr egory & P inn ey , . 152 Fitch, Deming, 155Ort on, Hopkin s &. Firmin , . 153 Gr eene & ~lcK ay , 160Welch and Lamb, . . . to • • • • ••• 153166 Up~olBterer s .Woodward, Geor ge E . .. . .Gre ene &. McKny , 160Lithographers.Reen & Sho ber, Chica go,... ..Locksmiths, Bell Hangers, &c.Schumache r & J ohn son, Mtl., 163159 W iM S and Liquors-Wh olesale.Clny , J . II ., xrn., 167Isham, P att en & Black, Mll., cover


SUPPLEMENT.• 0.NA)IES TOO LAn; FOR REGULAR INSERTION.Allen George 'V., preparatory class, bds UniversityArmstrong Richard, preparator)' class, bds Uni versityAshmore George " ... sophomore class, bds Uni versityBa bcockJ'ames S . preparatory class, bde U niversityBa ker ~I j'r o n A., preparatory class, bds University' Bastedo Al fred L, pre paratory class. bds UniversityBotkin Alexander C., j unior class, bus Universit yBradford Hill C., j unior class, bds University •Bri tt on J ames n., sophomore class, bds UniversityBr ooks Abijah E ., rea l estat e agent , h .Iohnsou c Universit y AvBrown Elliot K. , freshman class, bds UniversityHund :Margueritc. book folder, Pinckney c Washington A ...Bu nd Verona, book folder, P ickney c " ·ashington AvBurdic Lewis, carpenter, h Ilniveraity Av n MaryBurke James, clerk . bus Osborn H ouseCarpenter J . H ., ( Carpenter &; Sprague , ) lawyer, )Inin betPinckney and w isconsin Av, h Butler n .JobnsonCARPEXTlm & SPRAGUE, ( ,r. II. Carpenter & E. T.Sprague,') lawyers, Muin, bet P inckney and wisconsin ATClark Leonard S., j unior class, bds UniversityClark J ames, prepara tory class, bds UniversityClark Samuel P., preparatory class, bds UniversityClay Thomas II ., freshman class, bds UniversityClemens J acob, laborer, h University Av n BruenCream Tim othy, laborer, h University As n CharterDaniels Edward , preparat ory class, Leis UniversityDawes Benjamin D. , preparat ory class, bds University


MAD! SOl1 DIRECTORY. 7D:lWC5 Da niel , Y.. freshman class, bds Il nirersitjDawes Rufus H., sophomore class, bds UniversityDETWILER JOIl S R; attorney and counseller at 10\". '0-licitor in chancery. and commissioner of deeds for theseveral States, State n JohnsonDicks on J ames, ha ir dr esser, American H ouse.Doodis P eter, carpenter, 11 Universu y Av n BrucnDow J ohn, fres hman class, hils UniversityE verson Duane S., preparatory class, bds UniversityFallows Samuel, junior class, bus UniversityFa rler E dward, teamster, II Univcrs itv Av n BurdickFitz H ugh E dward L .• ju nior class, b~ls Uni versityForbes Herrick A., preparatory class, bde UniversityF rench P hilander ""J preparatory class, bds UniversityGardner Andrew, freshman class. bds Ilniver aitvGriffiths ) 1ary, book folder, Pi nckney c ' Yashington AvGriffiths Sarah, book sewer , Pin ckn ey c ' Vashington .AvGuild E dward B. , junior clas s, bds UniversityH ale Thomas .T. , sophomore class, bds UniversityHammond J . II., st udent, bds Osborn HouseHa nd E lbcrt 0 ., ju nior class, Lds UniversityH and J ohn 'Y . , preparatory class, bds Uni versityHanson Hnndnll "r.,sophomore class, bds UniversityHarrington .l chn, preparatory class, bds UniversityH ar t Clement J~ ., preparatory class, bus UniversityHauck Michael, laborer, h University Av n MaryH aynes Thomas ) 1., preparatory class, bds Universi tyII eekm cister H enry, mason, h University ,Av n )1aryHilton Parker, blacksmith, h J ohnson n B ruenHoover Charle s A., prepa ratory class, bds UniversityH opson George I~ . , preparatory class, bds University 'Hubbell Ri chard W., u nder graduate , bus UniversityHyde Edward A ., preparat ory clas s, bds Univer sityInglehurt Nicholas G., sophomore class, bd s UniversityInglehart Nicholas II ., freshman class, bds Un iversity.Incgcl P eter, carpenter, h Univ ers ity Av n B ruen-I ohnson T heodore, carpenter, h University Av n ) bryJ ones E H erman, junior clas s, bus UniversityKitching J . C., student , bds Osborn H ouseKnappen C. D. , bar tender , Ame rican HouseK ouck L ouis N.; preparat ory clas s, bds UniversityLegler Andrew, book-bind er, bds Iluiveraity Av n GilmanL enz J acob, clothier, State n Henry


8 )IADISON DIRECTORY.McGuire J ohn, engineer. h University Av n Bruen.l\IcH ogan Matthew, plaster er, h Johnson n MillsMcflogan Thomas, plasterer, h J ohnson n MillsMather Charles , carriage maker, bde Osborn H ouseMaul Daniel, book-bi nder, P inckney e 'Vashington AvNewman Peter L., carpenter, h University Av n BruenNicholas Eliza beth , book sewer, P inckney c washington AvNiebuhr. book-binder, h w ebster bet ' Vashington Av and :MifflinO' Conner J obn, teams ter, h University Av n CharterOsborn E zra II. , proprietor Osborn House, 12 Ki ngOSBORN IlOUS~;, 2 KingR einer Eli as, book-binder, bds Univers ity Av n GilmanSchneider .Iohn. stone cutter, h University Av n CharterS ~I IT II A. WARR ~;N , <strong>directory</strong> publisher and advertisingagent, Milwaukee, bds American HouseSteele An ton , basket maker, h Warren n University AySteele .Tohn, basket maker, h University Av n ChartcrStock J ohn, book-binder, bds Gorham c BrearleyTh eiss Charl es, tinsmith, h University Av n MaryVarn ey Albert H., bds Osborn Housew urd George, preparatory class, bds University\V heeler Mrs., book folder, P inckney c " rashington .AvWILLLUIS E . R ., Assistant Superinte ndent M. & M. R. R.,bds Capita l HouseW ood Charl es A., clerk, bds Ameri can HouseYagla Gottleib, saloon, Main n R. R . Depot­ ,


MADISON DIRECTORY.--_.•.---A Um l: ia l iOI1~ used iii lids Dir ectory:-nb above j nl 0.1Ioy i Avavenue ;bel below; bus boards; b or bet bet ween ; bI block; c or cor corn er; ctcourt; do ditt o ; E cast; ft foot j h house ; la lan e ; N north; n near jopp opposite j r rear ; sq squa re; S south ; st street; w W e ~ t .NOTE.- The na mes in CAPI TAL LE TT ERS arc Adver tisers andSubscribers to the work.A.Andnc H ans, cabinet maker, h E CanalAbb ott Abijah, marble works, Main n Carroll, h Main bet Bassettand BroomeAbbott Chaun eoy, ( Abbott & Clark,) lawyer, Main opp P ark,h 'Vashington Av c Fai rchildAbb ott H arr iet, widow of Charl es, boarding house, WisconsinAv n ~ IifflinAbbott Lucius II. , clerk, bds w ilson n Pin ckneyAdams Charles, laborer, h Dickinson n WilliamsonAdams Charles D., ( Adams & Adams,) hardware &c., 8 Kin g,h Pinckney n DaytonAdams E ugene B ., ( Ada ms &; Adams, ) hardware &c., 8 Ki ng,h Dayt on 11 P inckneyADA ~I S & ADAM S ( C. D. & E . B . Adams, ") hardware &c.,8 King .Ainsworth Calvin, ( Ainsworth &; Bal tzell, ) lawyer, 'Y ells hiMain opp t he Capita l, h Clymer c CarrollAinsworth H enry Clay , Main n Capitol House, bds J ohnsonAlb ee Alexander, teamster, bds Butler n l\Iiffiin


10 )IA DjSO~ DIRECTORLIAl bee Otis A., harn ess maker, Main n H amilton, h Butler nw ashington AyAle xander Elizabeth, dress maker, h " Tilson n 'V CanalAlexander Hichard, laborer, h In. & i'I. R . It. Depot GroundsAlexander Robert, laborer, h ~ I.& :M. R. R. Depot Gr oundsAlford H enry, shoe mak er, h williamsonAIlen Moses, baker. bds Washington Av n \\TcbsterAlvord J obn J ., har ness make r, bds State u Gilman,D IE Il lCAN H OUSE, Pinckney e ",.,bington Av. [ SeeAd--certiseme nt. ]Ames Albert S., tailor, h King n " 'i lsollAnderson Andrew, boarding, h Clymer c Cana lAnd erson Ann, waitress, American Hou seAnderson C., printer, bds Christiana H ouseAnderson George, waiter, bds Clymer n Ki ngAnderson-Stacie, chambermaid, Am eriean Hom eAndrews Edward, flour dealer, bds :Main n BassettAndrews P atrick, laborer, bds Clymer, n H. H.Anschutz 1-'. " 1., brewer, h Broome n w asbingtcn A,·Anschutz Hugo, clerk I). 0 ., bds w ebster n :\1ifHinArmbrecht George, tailor, h " 'illia mson n Wi lsonAr mstrong J ohn, lab orer, h Blair n \Vashington AvArn old J obn K., bda Clymer e CarrollArthur J ames, porter, Capit ol HouseAskew G. \V., produce and gra in dealer, ~L &: ~L R. R. DcpotGr ounds, h- -Atwell Benjamin A ., grocer. State n .Johnson, h sameAtwood David, ( Atwood &; Il ublee. } edito r and proprietor ofState J ournal, No. 6 Bruen's Block Pinckney c \VashingtonIvv., h w isconsin Av n ClymerA t wood .J. P., ( Atwood kH askell,'} lawyer, Bruen's Block,P inckney c Washington Av., bds Capitol H ouseAtwood William '1'. , clerk, bd s Wisconsin Av n ClymerATWO OD &: HASKELL, ( .T. P . Atwood &: F . A. Haskell,)lawyers, 1 Bruen's Block P inckn ey c \Yasbington Av.AT\VOOD &; R UBIJEE, editors and publishers of State -Iournal,G Bruen's Block P inckney c \ Vashington AvAust .I acob, laborer, .J\,. Canal bet Williamson and )IainAustin Charl es G., carpenter, h Williamson c BaldwinAustin Drusill a, widow of Ru ssell, h w illiamson c Bald winA ustin Ira, boarding, It Wilson n P inckneyAustenwith George, butcher, h .l cnifer n WilliamsonAvery Daniel S., overseer of livery, hils City H otel


~lADI S O );B.DlRE CTOR\""Babcock 'Villett, (Jas. K Fisher & Oo.,') furniture dealer,Pi nckney n Lake. b Mifflin n w obsterBAB COOK WILLIA)! II. , tru ckman, b Langd on n Br onmeBabler Oswald, cabinet maker, Lds ~Ii filin n w ebsterBacon George E ., assistant clerk Swamp Land depar tment, bdswisconsin A\'Bacon U. S" commercial college. Pinckney c )IifHin, h at CincinnatiBacon's Mercaurile College, Pi nckney c )IiftlinBailey Myron '1\ , county clerk , Fairchild n Mnio, h J ohnson nJlamiltonBailey ' Villiam, tailor, h -Ieuifer e Pat tersonBaker .I. II. 1>., clerk, h Chand ler on Greenbush AdditionBaker J ohn, express agent, Lds )Jain n BassettBak er \\'illiam F., lawyer, h 'Y Canal n i'1a.inBaker William G., plow maker, h foot of KingBall J oseph, painter, bds Eastern HotelBalt zell J ohn R. , ( Ainsworth & Baltzell,) lawyer, Well, blMain, hd, U. S. lIntelBan croft A. L.• clerk, bus Wilson bet Carr oll and Ham iltonBANK OF 'l' UE CAPITOL, Pinckney n w ashington Av.[ S ee Advertisement]Bar ckbun J . E. G., upholsterer, h -Iohnson n BlountBarker i\Inhlon, bar ber, U. S. B otel, h Gorham n .E Can:llBarnard Isaac, bds Pin ckney c .JohnsonBarr J. T.• cook, Capitol H ouseBarry Fa nny, embroidery, - Hamilton bet Main and Clymer.It sameBarry Henry, waiter, Capitol H JUSC13AltHY P. D., Hail Hond House, Main n Bedford, h sameBartels .J. L ., clerk, bds l\lain n CanalBarth Casper. laborer, h " ..ebster n Mifflinllartholdt Wilhelm, hair dresser, State n Fairchild. h sumeBartlett Edward G., (1 ~ OWCIl &; Bartlett ,) physicia n. Bru en'sBlock P inckney e Washington Av, h Gorham n Carr ollBerwise George II., ( Willialll8on &: Barwise, ") real esta te andbanker, PI nckney n }Iain, h Main c HenryBatchelor James, gunsmith , Uuir ersity A,· n Lake, h sameBate J ames A ., corresponding clerk State Treasurer's office,Capitol, bus E Canal n Miffli nBa uman J ohn, helper, bds w illiamson c Blount11


12 ~ I A D [ S O X DIRECTORY.Baunbavon Frederick, lab orer, bds Gilman n StateBau s Ri char d, lager beer saloon. 19 K ing, h sameBaxt er Georg e, eating house. Main n Bedford, h sameBaxt er J oseph, gas fitt er, bds )Iain n the H. R . DepotB each Nelson, fireman , h Universi ty ,Ay n LakeBeattie Sarah, widow of .Inmes, II University Av bet Franciaand Laken eck J ohn L., porter, h--Becker Werner, laborer, h " 'ashington Av n HlountBeckman Charles, boots and shoes, K ing n th e Lake h sameDeechlin George N., tail or, he State and JohnsonBeechlin l\Jar.yA ., milliner , c State and J ohnson, h sameBeerbaum H enry, wagon maker, j unction Wilson and Wi.liamson,h W illiamson n Bl ountBelden Charles A., (Cook & Belden,") jewelers &c., 3 Capit olH ouse Bl ock, bds F airchild bet Main and OhmerBerner Christ ian, physician, h Main n " r Canal '"Bemis Frederick, butcher. h Butler n K ingBemis I saac A ., book-keeper. bds Wilson e KingBenedict St ephen G., genera l age ncy office. P inckney bet Mainand " Pashingt on Av, h Fairchild bet )Iain rand \Yrashington AvBerg P aul, painter , h " Pilson c BlountBergen Frederick, laborer, It Main n BedfordBergslnnd II., cab inet maker , bds :\Iain n Basset tBernar d Cha rles, fisherman and t ailor , h Gorham n WebsterBerry Daniel, head wait er , Capitol HouseBevett George, civil engineer, h J ohnson n BlountBeyler H enry, lager beer, w ilson opp Ki ng, h sameBibbs J ohn, clerk , h Clymer ab KingBibbs J obn, clerk, h Fairchild n \r ashington A\'Billings Charles II ., ( Billings & Cann an,') plow maker, Kin gn Butler, b P inckney n DaytonBILLINGS & CAR)IA X, (C. II. Billings & S. II. Carman,')plow makers, K ing n Butler. [ S ee A dt;ertisement]Birch 'William, lab orer, Clymer n BedfordB ird Ann, cook, State UniversityBIRD AUGUST US A. , )Iayor, late builder, h Wilson c BassettDird Duane D., st udent, bds Wilson c BassettBird Frank w., chief clerk Swamp L and Dep't, h " Tilson IIKi ngBird George 'W., student, bds 'Wilson c Bassett


~IADISO~ DIRECTORY. 13Bird Ira 'w., (Bird Brothers.} carriage builder, )Iain c Butler,h B utler n :MifilinBIHD J OSEPH ,YoP ., baker, Washington A,· 11 Webster, hsameBird )Iatthew, laborer, bds Far mers' HotelBird Truman E., ( Bird Hrcthcrs.} carriage builder, l\Jain cB utler, h Main n BroomeBird "~all ac e " .... clerk, bds " ' ilson c Ba ssettBird " Tilliam. express driver, bds ) Iain n H. n. depotllIRllllIWTIIERS, (.r. W. &; T. K Bird,) carriage builders,Main c ButlerBish of B er nard, pla sterer, h \Yilliamsoll II Dicki nsonBishop A" under sheriff an d j ailer, county jail, h sameBjoinson Gabriel, ed itor, &0., It H amil ton n WilsonBlack , YoS., port er, Lake House, cor w ilson und KingBlake .Jesse, yardman , Capitol HouseBLAKE J OSEP H ~I. , lawyer, &:c., Van Bergen's Block,P inckney c Clymer, bds United States HotelBlight 3Iatthew, carpenter, h " "ashington Av n Bl ountBliss Albert 0 ., clerk, bds Butler n MainBliss G. P., ( Burg-ess & Bliss,) sash, doors and blinds, \YashingtonAv n Broome, bds J ohnsonBliss Horace G., ( Bliss, E berhard & Festner.') booksellerand stationer, 11 King, h Butler n 3IainBLI SS, EB ~;RH ARD &; FESTNER. ( II. G. RIiss, J . Eberhard& F. C. Featner. } booksellers and stationers, 11King. [See Adt:ertisement]Hleth Francis, carpenter, h 'Vebster n l\IiffiinBoardman Henry It, pri nter, bds"rCanal Il 3fiffi in.B oehmer .:'Ilatthcw, blacksmith, bds - - -130DENSTEIN BENny, harness maker, Webster n King, hsameBodwell H iram , '- - , h Gilman n StateBoelsing Fr ederick, engineer, h GorhamBoggs Thomas 'V. , bricklayer, bds .:'IIain n HenryBoiard William A., h Spnight n IngersollBoies Edwin G. , laborer, h ft Clymer n H. H. trackBoland Thomas, laborer, h Clymer bet Broome nnd HenryBonae Frederick, stone cutter, h University Av n .MurrayBonner J . A., assistant clerk SwampLand Dcp't , h )IitHinBoose J ohn, laborer, h Spaight n Dicki nsonBOOTH WIL LLDI, merchant tailor, P inckney bet Clymer[ See Adver­and l\Iain, h \Vilson bet Henry and Broome.tisement]•


14 MADISON DIR ECTORY.Bcrchsenius H.; printer, bde Clymer c CanalBouck Frederick, cooper, h Willlamson n BreadyBOUCK GA IJRIEL, Attorney General, State Capitol, bdsCapitol HouseBoudler Conrad, butch er, h Butler n MainBovee Th eodore N., guns and pist ols, Pi nckney bet Clymer andLake, h Spnight c IngersollBowen E dwin D., watch, bda State c LakeBowen Byron W·o, grocer, Pinckney n " ' aslJington Av, II Pattersonbet .Jcnifer and SpaightR owen .T. Ba rt on, (Bowen & Bartlett,) physician, Bruen'sblock, P inckney c ' Vasbington A v, nud milliner, Main nCarr oll, h w ashington Av n ButlerBowen & Bartlett, ( .T. Barton Bowen & Eo G. Bartlett ,) physicians,Bruen's block, Pinckney c w ashington AvBowlan T homas, laborer, h Main n Henrylloyd Th omas, laborer, h r E Canal n Washington AvBradley H enry, butcher, Morris n Bedford, h sameBrahany Timothy, lab orer, h I' Clymer n BedfordBrainer Christia n, milkman, h Blair n washington A\·BHALEY AHTHUlt B., police ju stice, 11 K ing, h State nLakeBraley Hcpen, widow of Rufus, bds State c LukeHr andlcy Anton, blacksmith, bds Gorha m n Stat eBrant Louisa, domestic, D. S. lIotelBrauer Gotl eib, brewer, bds Williamson c BlountBraun Ad olph, teacher, bds Krans HotelBruyOtto, shoe maker, It " ' ashington Ay n BlountBrcekenaboutgh Maria , servant , -Ienifer n FewBrehady Thomas, laborer, h J ohnson n LivingstonBrehan ey Timothy, laborer, h \Vilson bet Broome and BedfordBr eidenbach George, teamster, h Williamson n PattersonBreidenbach Michael, teamster, h williamson Jl PattersonBrendlcr An ton, blacksmith, bels--Brennan J ohn, laborer, h ) Iiffiin n E CanalBrennan Ri chard, carpenter, h Francis, n Univer sity AvBr ennan Th omas, laborer, h Mifflin n E Canal .Breese Levi, clerk, bd, U. S. HotelBreust J oseph, baker , Stat e n Fairchild, h snmcBreulingJ'osepb, barkeeper, bds Wisconsin H ouseBright Frederick, bds Clymer, bet Pi nckney and KingBr ight W innlfred, widow of E dward , h Carroll c J ohnsonBrisbane William, teacher, h Fairchild bet Main and \VashingtonAv


·MADI SON DlIlECTOR Y.'Bristol Charles, --, bds c P inckney and Da ytonBristolJ. B. Itcv ., Episcopal Church, Carroll c 'Washingto n,Av., h Dayton n F ewBr oderick E lizabeth, domesti c, bds Main n Ba sset tB romley .Tohn II. , freight conductor M. &; ~ I. It. H., h Uni.varsity Av., n L akeBromley Pliny J.J', bds University A,' n L akeB rooks Wal ter R. Ro v., Baptist Chur ch, Carroll, h Gorha m nWisconsin AvBrooke " 'ilIiam, ' boots and shoes, 'Webster n King, h - ­Brown - -, (Brown & ~Iarinu s, ) meat market, Sta te n Gorham, h- -B rown - - , shoe maker, h Gorham n BlairBrown Edw ard, servant , bds " Tilson n Kin gBrown Israel K, steam engines and foundry, foot Lake nFourth L ake , h sameBrown .I amcs, carpent er, h University Av n F rancisBrown J untos J ., ph ysician , Carroll c Clymer, h sameBrown Murin S., school teacher, bd s ' VinnehngoB rown Newman A., - - , h Gilmore n Carr ollBrown Hober t, stage ag ent , bds United States H otelBrown T imothy, (.J. R ichardson &; Co.,) real esta te agen t, andcashier Dane County Bun k, Pinckney c"rashington Av, hPin ckney c J ohnsonn ROWN &; MARINUS, (--Brown &; ,I. Il . ;l1. rinus,)butchers, St ate n GorhumBrownell Aaron W. , h E Cunul n ) JiftlinBrow nell Lyman P., ( Dutcher & Brownell, ) livery st able,Wisconsin Av c Clymer, h Wi sconsin A v bet Clymer and" 'ilsonBruce A . '1'., (Gridley &; ~r u c e, ) auctioneer , P inckney n Cly·mer, h -Iohnson J1 HamiltonB runn Frederick, fireman State Capitol, bd s ( lln-i etiu naIlouscBrunn F ritz , clerk, bds Gorham c BlairBrunn .J. N., pri nter, bds Christiana H ouseBrush Daniel, carpenter, h Carroll bet Wilson and ClymerBr yan Ohas. K ., paint er, h Spai ght n P attersonB ryan J ohn, (lJrya n & Fulham}, omnibus propriet or, ::'tlain nBu tl er, h Wilson n Ki ngBryan & Fulham, (.John Bryan & Hiehard Fulha m, ") omnibusproprietor s, Main n B utlerBryant George E , (Orton &; Hty uut,") lawyer, &c., 1 V UltBergen's block, Pi nckney c Main, bds Ameri can House•It,


16 "ADISO~ DIRECTORY.Buck O. C., (0. C. Buck "" Co.,) furnitur e dealer, ~Ia in nCarr oll, It Io waBnek O. C, "" Co., (0. C. Buck, C. C. Church &: 'I'm. Hawley,")cab inet and furnit ure dealers, ~ In i n n CarrollBuckl ey Tim othy, pressman , h r Wilson n Bassett -Buckley ,rilliam, port er U. S. lIotelBuclseing Frederi ck, turner, bds Gilman n StateHu gh Sa muel G. , assistant clerk Swamp Land department, bus)I:1.in e w CanalBuh n Henry, laborer, bds ' Yilliamson c Blountn ull George w. . miller, bds " . Ca nal n )IiffiinBull Hiram C., lumber, &c., Main Jl Bedford, bds Stat e betL nke and FrancisB ull Thomas, book keeper , h Clymer n H enryBullis J . P. , (Fuller &: Bullis,) Lake House foot of King, hsameBunner J ohn C. • clerk , h )Iiffi in n E . CanalBurcksums - , pr inter, bds Clymer c CarrollBurdick Eli sha, [Delaplaine & Burdick,") real estate broker,over State Bank, h Wilson n BassettBurger P eter, mason, h Gilman n Stat eBurgess Asa, ( Burgess &; Bliss.} sash and blinds. w asbtngtcnA v n Broome, bds .Iohnson n Stat eBurgess -Inmea Eo , boots and shoes, 3 Fairchild's blockBURGE SS &: BLISS, ( A. Burgess &: G. P. Bliss,) sash,door anti blind factory, Washington A\' n BroomeBurk Frederick, cooper, h Williamson ab Hr carlyBurk Peter, laborer, h r :\lain n BroomeB urk Thomas C., clerk, It University Av n GilmanBurke James, laborer, II Wilson n BroomeHurke Margar et, h Clymer n BassettBurke Peter, laborer, h Main n II cnryBurns James, well digger, bds n ail R oad HouseBurns J ohn, laborer, h Clymer n BedfordBurrington Hichnrd, farmer, bds Ea stern H otelBurt Heman, chair maker, h J ohnson n B lountBurt Thomas laborer, h Mnln n B edfordB ur t "~ ilI i :l Ol. h )1ain n BedfordHarwell Charles II . , clerk , hds )Iain vl'P the ParkBurwell David )1., boots and shoes. }Iain n the Capitol House,h sameBurw ell .J. C., carpenter, ) l urray n State, It sameHuser Alexander, laborer, bds williamson c Blount•


l IADISOX DJRECTOltY. 17BUSH DERICK C., count)' judge, Fairchild n Main, h WashingtonAv e BroomeButler Daniel To, mason, h Clymer n PinckneyBYRNE JOlIN A" land agent, &0., h Bassett c Clymerc.Calkins F.. A., (Calkins &: Wcbb.) publisher, )J ain c Webster,h \ V Canal n ) IaillC,U , K I~S &: WEBB, (Eo ,\ . Calkins &: G. Webb,) publishersArgus and Democrat, J'Iain c WebsterCallahan J ohn, laborer, bus ft Clymer n the RailroadCallahan Michael, laborer, h- -Callaher J ohn, laborer, h 'Yil son n BedfordUallaher, Mary. widow of Dennis, h n It. It. DepotCalligan ylatt hcw, laborer, bds Farmers' HotelCamack J ames, t insmith, h Gr ove Place, Dane Co., WisCamma n Stephen, laborer, h Clymer n Basset tC.U JPBELL J A) IE S. carpenter and builder and planing mill,\ Vashingt on Av n Broome, h F airchild n \Yashington Av.[ S ee A dvertisement ]CampbellJohn, ( ) Iadisoll Depot Ilousc. ) hoarding, &c., washingtonAv n R. It. Depot .Cantwell Michael, printer, h--C..:\.. P IT OL HO U ::H~ , ~lai n c Wisconsin Av. [See Adverment]Capron George, (C. P otter & Co.,) pork packer, Wil son cB utler, h )13 10 bet H enry and BroomeCannan Pe ter 1.1., ( P . L. Carman & Co., )commission mer­• chant, foot of l\lain, h Butler tl .MifflinC ..:\ n:~ I ..:\N P . 1.1. & Co., (1'. L. Carman , N. Gr ay & J .N. J ones,)produce and commission, Main n H It. Depot.ES ee A dvertisement]Car man Samuel, physician, h Butler n MifflinCarman Stephen II., ( Billings & (larman,") plow maker, Kingn Butler, h Butler c )IitB inCarpenter Barlow G., produce dealer, King bet ,rilson andClymer , bds Wilson bet P inckney and K ingCarpenter J . n., lawyer, 11 K ing, bds Butler n 31iffiillCarpenter Mat thew II., stone cutte r, bds ' V Cana l n MainCarpenter Stephen D., ( Carpenter &: Martin, ) publisher Patriot,P inckney bet Main and Clymer, h Spe ight n Few3


18 MADISON DIRECTORY.Carpenter S. H " assistant superintendent Public Instruction,h H enry n StateCarpente r w illiam B., bar tender, East ern HotelCARPEl'TE R & MAl\TIN, ( S. D. Carpenter & ,J. T.Martin,) publishers P atriot, Pi nckney bet ~Iai ll and ClymerCarr E zra S., professor, St ate University, h sameCarr Othni, carriage maker, h ·WiI.son n Pin ckneyCarroll .Iohn, shoe mnker, 1J


~ I A D I S OX DIRECTORY. 19Clark David, teamster, h wilson n PinckneyClark J acob, harness maker, bus Clymer n PinckneyClark Jobn, clerk, post office. bde 'Wisconsin A v n ~Ii fH i nClark J ohn, laborer, h Langdon n State. Clark .I obn II ., deputy postmaster , and hats and caps, (G. D.McGie & Co.,) 3 'Fair child's Block, bds wlsccnsln Av oppCity lIallClark Julius T . , ( Abbott &: Clark,) la wyer, Main opp Pa rk ,h 'Wisconsin A y e G ilmanClark )Ielville C. , book keeper, bds 31ifllin c WebsterClark Patrick, laborer, h Langdon n StateClark S., fireman, Capitol HouseClark William, teamster, h Clymer c BassettClay ton Hammond, cabinet maker, bds Webster n MainClemmons )Iargarct. laundress, State UniversityCline )Iatthias, (Sekles & Co., ) grocer, Sta te n HenryClohasy J oseph, shoe maker, bds Kr ouse's HotelClew J ohn .J. , artist, h P et tersen 0 GorhamClugston " ' allace, carpent er, Main n Bassett, h sameCohen Peter, h Blair 11 'Vashingtoll AvCoit D. It, lawyer, ~Iain n Carr oll, bds Capitol H ouseCol<strong>by</strong> William, bowling saloon, ,rashington A\' n Pinckney, bdsSt J ulienCole Orsemas, judge Supreme Court , h Pinckney n GorhamCole ' Varre n J r., ( "T. Cole & Co., ) dry goods, &e., P inckneyn Washington Av. , h Carroll c J ohnsonCole W . "" Co., ( W . Cole &: W . Cole, J r. , ) drY'good" &e.,Pinckney n w eebington A'r, h WhitewaterCollen Kate, waitress, Capitol HouseCollen Mary J ., pantry maid, Uapitol HouseCollins Alexander L. , judge and president Wisconsin State InsuranceOo., h Clymer n Carr ollCollins .Jolm, laborer, bds Main n BassettColwell Charles B., ( Colwell & Co.,) druggist, &c., Pi nckneyn Hain, h Clymer c CarrollColwell Eugene F., (Colwell & Co.,) druggist, &0., Pinckneyn Main, bds Washington Av n Grace ChurchCOLWE L l, &: CO., ( C. B. &; E . F . Uolwell.} druggists, &:e.,Pinckney bet Main anti Washington AvCondor Michael, bell boy, Capitol HouseConklin J ames, wheat buyer, h ~ 1iI1 s 0 DaytonConlan Patrick, laborer, h Patterson n J ohnsonConlin Thomas, laborer, U. S. Hotel


20 MADISOX DIRECTORY.Conley Hervey, (C onley & Rhodes,) bnt cher, Main n Wehster,h .Iobnson n Wis consin AvCONLE Y & R HODES, ( Harvey Conley & James Rhodes,)butchers, Main n 'Webster. [See A dvertisement]Connell Patrick, lab orer, bds 'Vilson n BedfordConnell R obert, engraver, bds F airchild n ~[ a i nConnell Timothy, laborer. h Wilson n BedfordConover O. :M., professor, State University. h sameCook Charl es 'V' I grocer, Pi nckney n Main, h wilson n Pi nckncyCook E llen, widow of 'Marcellus, h ~Iain n Ba ssettCook G. R. , (Cook & Belden,) jewelry, &c., 3 Capitol IIonseBloek, h at RochesterCook H erman J ., laborer. h .Iohnson n F ewCook William, artist, bda St ate n FairchildCOOK & BELDEN, (G. It.. Cook & C. A. Belden, ) jewelers,&c., 3 Capitol House Block, )IainCopp Ezra P., watches and clocks, Pinckney bet ) I:1in andClymer, bds wisccnslu Av bet Clymer and wilsonCorneliuson Charl es, regist er of deeds, h Wilson c B CanalCornell Henry, ladies boarding, Willl nmsou n Dickinson, and.saloon, Kin g, h Williamson n DickinsonCornell Hobert, clerk, bds F air child bet Main and ClymerCorning Thom as, hack dri ver, bds Wisconsin A v n ClymerGoree A. N., bds Speight n P att ersonOcsgrove E. II., telegraph operator, Bruen's Block, Pinckney cw ashingt on Av., bds wiscccsin Av n MifflinCosgrove Michael, carpenter, Frances n University Av., h sameOottlan ---, (Cott l:m & Bro., ) grocer, State n Gorham, hsameCot tlan & Bro., (-- - & --- CoUlan, ) grocers, St ate nGorha m, It sameCoulmeyer J acob, mason, h Spnight n DickinsonCOUNTY J AIL, Henry n MainCOUR T HO USE, )Iain c F airchildCourv oisier A., Pi nckney c Ki ng, h sameCowles Seth, baker, Main n Butler, h sameCox Ambrose, bds 'V Canal n i\litBinCox J ohn, cook, bds 'VCanal n l'liffi inCox Robert, boarding, 'VCanal n Miffli nCox William, carpenter, bde ' V Canal n MifflinCrampton H. ll ., ( MUldoon & Crampton,) blacksmith , Stat e cGilman


~ I ADIS OX DIR ECTORY. 21Crandall C. Ann, h E Canal n W'ashingt on AvCran dall J oseph n., produce dealer, Columbu s, ' Yisconsin, ItJ ohnson n StateCrandall vl. D. L ., teamst er, h E Canal n W ashington AvCrawford Eliphalet n., ( Frien d & Crawford,) clothier, 9 King,h B utler c )IiffiinCrook Ru cben, plasterer, It w ilson n ButlerCrouchwright .I ohn, shoe mak er, bds St ate n HenryCRO " 'LEY J BR E ) II AIl, Assist ant At tornev General , StateCapitol. bus Clymer n Hamilton ~Cr owley J ohn, gas man, h wilson n Bl ountCulvertson J . C., ( 0 . S. Mear s & Co.,) lumber, MitHin n Oarroll,h at New Albany, I:1dCummings K ate, chambermaid, Capit ol HouseCummings .Mary ~I. , widow of -Iohn, h 'Yilson n Hasset tCummings P atrick, laborer , h University Av n FrancesCunningham Andr ew, laborer , h Blair 0 Washington AvCurtis Ambrose B., st udent, bds Wio !1cbago n Yalmra CanalCurt is Ann L ., ( col'd) widow of .I erome, h Main n ButlerCurtis C. ' Y., assistant prin cipal, bds B utl er n MifflinCurt is Daniel S., reporter , h Wi nnebago n Yahara Cana lCutler II. D. B., (C utler & Ford,) lawyer &e, Yan Bcrgcn1 s Block Pinckney c Clymcr, h StateCutler & Ford, ( II. D. n Cutler &; J . C. Ford,) lawyers &e.,Van Bergen's Ulock Pi nckn ey c ClymerD.Dncy P atrick, lab orer, It .Iohnson n P attersonDaggett Eli zabeth, milliner. bds Prospect n StateHaggett James J ., clerk , h l~ Canal n MainDaggett Lyman, (Mar tin & Co.,) wines and liquors, 20 King,h Langdon n \ ViscoTlsin AvDak elcy Robert, h Spaigh t n P at tersonDaly Murgnret , waitr ess, State UniversityHAllE COUNTY AGltlCULTURAI, SOCIE TY, Pinckneyc " rashington AvDAXE COU XT Y BANK , P inckney c " '"ashington AvDAlIE COUlI TY mBLE SOCIE TY, Pinckney n )I ainDANE CO. FAR)lERS PROTECTl\'E UXlO N, )1 & )1R R depot ground,Danfort h Charles C., freight clerk, bds Main c B roomeDarlin g Lucinda, school t eacher. bds Spa igh t c I ngersoll


~I A D I S O~ DIREC TORY.Dermody )Iiehael, laborer, b Clymer n BedfordDarwin A. G., freight agent M. & )1. R . n., h State n LakeDarwin Ephraim D., freight clerk, bds State n LakeDaub oer Andrew, clerk, bds U S HotelDaubner Ferdinand, finisher, h Patterson bet J ohnson and GorhamDavenport Lewis, produce dealer, h Gorham bet Fairchild endCarrollDa vidson William, carp enter and builde r, h Hamilton n :MainDavis A . C., agricultural implements, "~il 50n c Butler. h~Ii fHi n c 'V Ca nalDavis Al exand er H. , physician, Pinck ney Tl Clymer, II Clymerbet Pinckney and w ieconsin AvDavis Cushman K ., assistant librarian and deputy clerk sup'tcom. State Capitol, bds P inckneyDa vis Fernando, school teacher, bus Clymer bet P inckne y and.Wisconsin Av " "Davis Francisco, bar tender, Hyer's HotelDavis J ames, bds :!'tlain n HenryDavis J onathan, compositor, h ' Vashington Av n BroomeDavis l\Iary, widow of William, bds w ashington Av n BroomeDavis ?tlicbael, laborer, h Gorham n P attersonDavis Nathaniel J., bds Carroll c GorhamDavie Orland o, bds Hyer' e HotelDavis R ichard T. , carpenter 3.",1 builder, Pinckney e Dayt on hsame•Davis Sidney, printer, h Broome n )IainDavis 'Yilliam, farmer, bds ' Yashington Av n BroomeDavit t \\rilliam, carpenter, h '''''ilson bet Broome and BedfordDawson J ames, jr., ( .J. Dawson & Son,) woollen manu facturer,Williamson n Yaharn Cana l, h Dayton n the CanalDAWSON JA~n; S & 80 11, ( James Dawson & .ImuesDawson, jr.,) woollen manu facturers, Williamson n YabaraCanal, h Dayton n the CanalDawson Thomas, woollen worker, bds Dayton n Yabara CanalDay Edgar L ., clerk, bds wilson Jl PinckneyD ~JAN NA 'fHANI EL " r., lawyer and real estate dealer,Bruen's Block P inckney c " rashington Av., bde )Iain cCarrollDean Simeon, insuran ce agent, Bruen's Block, h Fairchild n\\rashington AvDean Thomas, carpenter, II " 'ilSODn BassettDeards E dward, carpente r, bds " ''"ilSODbet Henry and Broome


MADI SON DIREC TOm -_ 23Doards J ohn, carpenter and builder, 11 ' Yilson bet Henry andBroomeDcarotf George, boardi ng'. h w ilson Let Butler and PinckneyDederieh Christian, vam ishcr, h Prospect n Pi nckneyDecrolff' Willi am , bell boy, Am eri can H ouseDeliorost I saac N., late farmer, office Pi nckney c ~IifHin, hP ark c StateDE FREES ,JA)IES )1., drugs, &c., Main n Carroll, btIs Carrollc J ohnso nDolnrr .Iolm, laborer, h University Av c LakeDelaplaine George P ., ( Delaplaine & Burdick, ') real estate broker,State Bunk . h Gilman bet P inckney and ButlerDELAPLAINE &; BUIlDICK, ( G. P . Delaplaine & K Burdick,") real estate br okers, P inckn ey n 'Washington AvD e~I ott .K -Iumes, foreman, h St ate opp Skinner's FoundryDempsey Thomas, laborer, h Main n Basset tDongle J acob, soap ma ker, J enifcr n WillialllHon, 1J sameDennison Henry D., blacks mith , h Butler II MainDennithorn Pe ter , stone setter, h r University Av e LakeDevine Michael, laborer, 11 r St ateDevlin J ohn, laborer, h Mifflin n FewDewey George "T., drover, h Butler II Ki ngDewey S., h Butler II KingDE WOLF ELISHA, proprietor Capital House, .lInin c Wis·ccnsin Av, 11 same. [See Advertis ement]DICKIN~ON JAMES ~ I. , cashier, Ilank ef the Capitel, hState c Lak eDietrich Christian , varnishcr, h Gorham n Pi nckneyDifferent ' \"illiam, shoe maker, bds Sta te ColnDillon Ellen, dress maker, bds Wilson n KingDillon .I . D., actor, bde Butler o WilliamsouDill on Maria, dress maker, bds Wilson n Ki ngDillon 'Villiam , h 'Vilson n KingIJI NI{]


2 4 ) IADISOS DIRECTO RY.Docrschlag A. P ., billiard saloon, Main e P inckn ey, h Main cE CanalDoherton J ames, laborer, h wilson n BedfordDonaldson N. S., ( Donaldson &; Tredway, ') dry goods. &::c.,~Ia i n 0pF th e Park , h at )Iilwaukce .Donaldson &; Tredway, ( X. S. Donaldson &; A. D. Tr edway,')dry goods, gTocerics, &c., Main opp the ParkDonnahoc Dan iel D., laborer, h r ' Vilson n Basset tDO"NgI, SA)IUEI, II ., ( Donne! & K utzbock,) architect,13 King. h Clymer bet Carr oll and Ha milt onllOXXEL & K UT7.BOCK , ( S. II. llonncl & A. Kutzbock , )architects, 13 King. [ See A dvertisement)Donnelon J umcs, clerk, h William son c HrcarlyDooling P at rick, alderman, bds Kinn ey's HotelDoris .l umcs, h r Main n BedfordDoris .I ohn, h r Main n B edfordDoris P atrick, laborer, h r Main n BedfordDoris .T homas, P royitlence B ouse, Muin n Bassett, 11 sameDOR N )1. 11'RA KK , clerk, bds Clymer n Wisconsin A vn OUN MICHAEL .M., stable, " ;isconsin Av c Clymer, ItClymer n " "iseonsin AvDonrance yllchael, lab orer, II 3Iain II HassettDorrigan 3JichaeI, laborer, h Wilson n Hasset tDorschler A. P., liquors, h itlaill c J~ CanalDougherty .Iohn, porter house, Kill:; c ClymerD ouglas s Andrew, stone cutte r, h GIllilan n StateDO UGLASS I1E XUY A., express agent, Washington Av nPinckney, h Dayton n PinckneyDow James, te amster, bds Clymer n KingDowell .James, nHlSOII, h State c Frederi chDower L., fisherman , bds 3Iai n n HenrvDowney Michael, labor er, h r E Canal ~1I ' Vashington AvDowning Michael, lab orer, h Blair n " ~ a sb i n g t o n .AvDoyle .Jelm, ta ilor, h 011 the marshDrake Levi P., sUT\'eyor, h -Ienifer e PattersonDrakeley Charles, h Livi ngston c .JenifcrDrakeley Samuel, II -I enifer e LivingstonDraper .I ohn, bla cksmith, h Gorham n StateI)RAPElt LYM.A~ C" superintendent Public I nstructionand corresponding secretary St ate Hi st orical Society , offi cebasement Ba ptist Church, Carro ll II Main, 11 F airchild nHamiltonDr esser H arriet 3Iiss, milliner, bds .Jobuscn n Pinckney


MADISO N DIRECT OIlY.Drohruan George J ., hE Canal n ClymerDrohman Mery, widow of J ohn, h W Canal bet Main n W illiamsonDUDL EY WI LLIA~I, dry goods, Washington Av n Wehster,h State c FrancesDuffy Andrew, lab orer, bds r Br oome n MainDuffy Bernard, lab orer, bds Gilman n FrancesDuffy James. laborer, bds Main n BassettDuffy Th omas, laborer, h Clymer n Railr oadDu Frenne Willia m, shoe maker, h Mifflin n t he depotDunbar Ri char d, clerk , Secre tary of State's office, h wilson nHe nryDunn Eli zab eth , widow of Thomas, h Blain c BassettDunn J ohn, teamster, bds Main c Bassett. Dunn l\1utthcw, laborer, h Main n BedfordDunn William, laborer, h n M. & M. R . R . depot groundsDunning Willi am, omnibus driver. h Bu tler c \Yashingt on AvDurgin Michael, lab orer, h Langdon n St ateDurgin Patrick, lab orer, h L angdon n StnteDUHRIE DANIEL S. , Iibrariun Sta te Historical Society, endclerk Superintendent Public Instruction depar tment, hJ ohnson n CarrollDutcher Gil bert, (Dutcher & Br ownell,) livery stables, ' Vis·• cousin c Clymer. h Clymer II wisconsin AvDutcher & Brownell, (G. Dutcher & L. F. Brownell,') liveryst ables, Wisconsin Av c ClymerDwire \Villiam, laborer, h Clymer n BedfordE.Eacknuugb J acob, la borer, h Blair c MifflinEastern H otel, (l\Irs. A . I'rice.) Washington Av n R. R. depotEaston J ohn, carpenter, bds Hycr'e H otelEaton Charles, clerk, bds University A v c LakeEaton Daniel, body mak er , h Main n ButlerEaton James M., carriage mak er, h State n HenryEberhard Chri st oph er, book binder, h GreenbushEberhard J ohn, (Bliss, E berhard & Festner,') bookseller andstati oner, 11 Ki ng, h GreenbushEddy Eli za, widow of Nathan iel It, h \Yashington A v n CarrollE dgar ' Villiam, mason, h Lake n StateEdgert on Benjamin H ., engineer, h Langdon n Henry4


MADISON DIRECTORY. 27, Falkner J ames P. , Jaw, loan and land agency, Pinckney e l\Iifflin,h Carroll c Gil manFarmers' Hotel, ~Iain n It. R. DepotFarmers' Hotel, w illiamson n Yahara CanalFarnham George II .. land agent, Bacon bl Pin ckney c )Iiffiinbds Carroll e :.'.IainParr, Catharin e, laundress, State UniversityFarrell Ed ward, carpenter, h Williamson n FewFarrell Patrick, laborer, h ft Clymer n R. ItFa rrell '''illiam, carriage pain ter, h Clymer n ""iseonsin AvFAHWELL L 80"ARD J ., late real estate dealer, h Spaightn Patt ersonFuvlll .Ioun. physician and surgeon, Main n Carroll, h WlsconsinAv n DaytonFe h Sebastian, stone cutter, bds Golden StarFerchheimer Martin S., (Felsh s: Ferehbeimer.} tailor &0., 3Van Bergen's Block, bds U. S. HotelFergus on William, engineer, h Lake side n the R. RFer nandez Dud ley W. printer, bds E Canal n MifflinFernand ez Sarah, widow of Henry, house keeper, h E. Canaln )liffiinFeas George, cating house, Clymer n King, h sameFesmer Frederick C., ( Bliss, Eb erhard &; Festncr.} booksellerand stationer, 11 King, h Gilman e HenryFetterly Thomas, tinsmith , h- - -Fields Peter B., blacksmith, Gilman bet State and UniversityAv, h sameFielmunn Augustus, carpenter, h Clymer n lIenryFIL KI)\S lIJ;;)\IIY D.• general traveling agent, C. St. P, & Fdu Lac R. R., h Carr oll n )IifllinFilki ns .J. Mrs., ready made linen, Carroll n Mifflin, h sameFink Alphonso, drayman, h Gorham n LivingstonFin lay Hobert K., clerk. h Gorha m c CarrollFirmin Frank H ., (Orton, Hopkins & Firmin. ') lawyer, 6 Bruen'sBlock Piuckney c Wuslringt on Av, bds American Ho-­telFischer Francis. physician, h Washington Av n CarronFisher James E . & Co., ( C. H. Reynolds & W. Babcock,)furnitur e dealers, Pin ckney n Lake, h " ,ebster c :'IlifflinFit ch Deming, undertaker, )Iain c Fai rchild, h State e l\IurrayFitch William F., civil engineer, bds ,VCanal c )lainFitt s George, laborer, h ~ 1. & )1. R. R. depot groundFi tzgerald .Margaret, widow of Thomas T., bds " ' ilson D King


MADI SON DIRECTORY. 2·9F OSTE R H. L . & CO., (II. L. F oster & W. L. Smitb ,) producean d commission merchants, 'Wilson c '" CanalFoulds - - - . book keeper, bds .Fobnson n Hamilt onF ox Samuel H. ; hardware, &0., Main c Carroll, h Carroll nGilmanFrnncom b Sa muel, pa inter, 'Wilson II H amilton h sameFrary James F., land speculato r, h Wisconsin Av c GorhamFrederickson Niels, car penter, h--French Myr on B., gr ocer, University Av c La ke, h sameFreney William, compositor, bda Osborn H ouseFreulich ---, h " Tilson n B utlerFridayJohn, clerk, bds Wisconsin HomeFriend Michael, (Friend & Crawford,) clothier, 9 Kin g, bdsAmerican H ouseFRIEND & OlIAW F OR D, (~ I. Fr iend & E. D. Ora wford.)clothiers, 9 KingFrink H enry E., lawyer, h Main n HenryFry Leonard, baker, bds Stat e n HenryF ry Michael, boot and shoe mak er, h Gil man bet State andFrancesFulham Ri chard, (Bryan & F ulham,) omnibus pr oprietor,Main n B utler , bd s Capitol H ouseF ulle r E lija h, harness maker, bds Stat e n GilmanF uller E lipha lct, hotel, \Villiamson n Yahara Can al, h sameFU LLER FRANCIS D., boots and shoes, King e Main, hButler n H am iltonF ulle r J ohn J. , harn ess maker, State n GilmanFuller J ohn K., (Fuller & Bullis,) hotel, Wi lson eKing, benmcFuller J ohn S. , daguerreotypes, &c , Wells block, Main, h Carroll n w asbington A vFuller Morris E ., ( Fuller, E tbridgc & Co ,) grocer, 15 IGog,h 16 KingFuller Ste ward, bds Williamson n Yaharn Cana lFU LLE R WILLIAM H" clothes securer and r enova tor, Mainn Carroll, h sameFuller & Bullis, ( John K. Fu ller & Isaac P. Bullis,) LakeH ouse, \Yilson c KingF uller, E tbridge & oe., ( ~I. E . F uller, R. Etbridge & M.Shoemaker,) grocers, &c., 15 KingG.Gabriel Alber t, shoe maker, b W Canal n Mifflin


30 MADISO:l DIRECTORY.Galbrait Mar garet, widow of Edw ar d, h J ohnson n Bl ountGale T., engineer, bds at W. Ferguson'sGALLAGHER J A)IES. boots and shoes, Webster n Ki ng. bsameGall ardam J ohn, tail or, h E Cana l n ClymerGannon J ohn, laborer, h r )Iain n BroomeGardner James, bds J enifer n F ewGar field Charles, shoe maker, h 'Vilson n ButlerGarlick Reuben L., clerk , bds W'i sconsin Av e ClymerGereer Edward G., fireman , Capi tol H ouse, bds Clymer nPinckn eyGeber .I ohn, harness maker, bde 'V cbster n KingGenol Joseph , porter, American H ouseGenel L ouis, hostler, American H ouseGann et L orenzo, (Gcnnet & Bros., ") jewellers, 14 Ki ng. hCarroll n J ohnsonGenn et William, ( W. &; 1.. Gennet,) j ewellers. 14 King, bCarroll n J ohnsouGE"XET B ROTHERS, (W. &; L. Gennet.} jewellers, 14K ingGeorge Al exander, ear tender. ) 1. &; )1. R. R , b opp ft Clymern It R trackGeorge E . R., bds U S HotelGest.rick Gu stavus, lab orer, bds Pennsylvania H ouseGibbin P atrick, porter , Capitol HouseGIBBS ED)!OSD, gas fitt er, b Pinckney n MifflinGifford George, painter, h State n FairchildGil foil Cornelius, bell hOI I Capitol H ouseGill 'Villiam, h Washington .Av n BroomeGilli es George, mason, 11 .Iolmson n BlountGillul y P atrick, por ter house, Gilman n University X v., h sameGlL T .) IA~ GEURGE W., boot, and shoes, Pin ckney n Main,h ' Vinnebago c LakeGleas on Charles It., depu ty clerk, School L and Depar tment, hMiffli nGLEASON EZRA H., county treasurer, Court House, ~Iainc Fairchild, anti Gleason & Bro th er, hardware, .\lain nPi nckney, h Main e HenryGleason J . T., (Gleason & Brother . ') hardware &0., 7 !lbio,bds Main c H enryGLEASOS &; BROTHER, (E. H . Gleason &; J. T. Gleasou.)hardware &0., 7 )IainGlee rup George, clerk, Register of De eds, h Mimin c W Canal


32 MADISO:; DIRECTORY.Gridley.& Bruce, CA. G. Gridley &; A. T. Bruce .} auctioneer's,Pinckney n ClymerGriffin 1. M., carr iage maker . h Butler bet Hamilton andMiminGriffin J ohn G., grocer &0., 23 King, h W Canal n WilliamsenGriffin P atrick, stone mason, h J ohnson n Li vingstonGriffi ths J ohn, printer, bds Dayton n HenryGri ffiths Samuel, printer, bde Day ton n H enry.Griffi ths William, tail or, bds Dayton n H enryGrim Gottleib, book-binder, h University Av D GilmanGrishaber -Iohn, lab orer, h - --Gurnee J ohn D., ( Hasbrouck & Gurn ee,) lawyer &0., Atwood'sBlock, Main c Car roll, bds Wisconsin Av bet )Iaiuand ClymerH.H aack \Villiam, laborer, It Main n BedfordHABl c n CAUL, real estate agent, 10 King. h Gorham eBrearleyHabich william, merchan t, h Gorham e BrearleyHacker Mieheel, wagon maker, bds Sta teHagan Samuel, blacksmith, "~illiam.5on bet Blount and Livingston,h )liffiin n W CanalHagan Thomas, blacksmith, w illiarcscc bet Blount and Livingstonbds ;)lifliin n"rCanalHa gen Fre derick, butcher and teamster, It Willianson bet Livingstonand P att ersonIIahn Er hst, tailor. ods W CanalH aider Michael, Hev., h University Av c F ra ncesHaight J. M., print er, bus Osborn HouseHale Augustu s, bds J ohnson n CarrollHale David J ., late merchant, h J ohnson n CarrollHale E lias E., grocer, St ate n Dayton, h sameHaley Ellen, widow, It Blair n washiogton AvH all Henry 'V., baker, bda ' Vashington AT n , r ebsterHall Sarah, widow of J ohn, bds Gorham n BrearleyHallahan .I ohn, lab orer, h J enifer n DickinsonIIallegar Barney, laborer, h Wilson n HenryHalmost J ohn, carpenter, h Vircbster u MifliiuHalpin J ames, boardin g, Clymer n H amiltonHamacher P eter, State Coin Tavern , Mifflin c Henry, !J same


MAD1SO:ol DIRECTOR Y. 33HA)ILIN GEO RG E J ., hair dresser, bds Prospect n BlairH ampton Isaac, carp enter, h Wilson n PinckneyB and er :\lat thias, clerk, h Butler c Washington AvHand George, enrolling clerk , senate, bds Johns on n H amilt onHa nnon P eter, teamster, bds Gorham c W'ebsterHarding William, western farmers' st ore, ·Wilsoll n King, b sameHarding \Villiam P . , lawyer, Pinckney c 3liffiiD, bds \V" C:maln MifflinHarrington william, wheat buyer, h--Harrill Cha rles L. , ( Harris &: Harris, ') real estate, Pinckney nMain, bds City HotelHarris N. AI. , (Tibbits, Gordon & Co.,) produce and graindealer, 1Il. & 1\1. H . It. depot grou nds, h Main n Henr yHarris Samuel, ( Ha rris &: H arris, ") rea l estate, Pinckney n)Iain bds City HotelHarris T homas, boot ma.ker, Il nivcrsity Av II Lake, h sameHarris &: Harris, (S. &: C. L. Harris. } real estate dealers,P inckney n ;\b inH arrison R ichard, shoe maker, It illi ffi in n BroomeH ARTWELL GEOnGJo~ F., contrac tor, h State II 31ur ra)'H arv ey G. F. , telegraph operato r, bds Mein c B roomeHarvey James " ,..., stone mason, h .John bet Pinckney andHamiltonHasbrouck \YilIiam n., (Hasbrouck &: Gurnee, ) lawy er &~ .,Atwood's Bl ock 3lniu c Carron, bds Wis conftin Av betyl ain and CJymerHASBROUCK &; GUR"EE, (W. II. Hasbrouck &: G. D.Gurnee,) lawyers &c., Atwood's Block Main c CarrollHaskell Fr ank A., ( Atwo od &; IIask ell, ) lawyer, Bruen'sBlock Pinckney c Wa sh ington Av, bus American H ouseH asm -Iohn , gardener, II ' V Canal bet Williamson and )fainHa sset t -Inmes, la borer, h Bedford n wilsonHastie Rob ert, painter, h Gorham n BrearleyHA STINGS S. D., State Treasurer , Capitol, bds :Uutler n Mai nHa atreiter Domine, watc h make r, Wa shington Av II w ebster, bsameHaveruenn Lewien, cabinet mak er, 11 Pl ank HoadHawes )Iilo C., gunsmith , bus Spaight c IngersollHawkes Charles, t ailor, h .I ohnson bet Blair and B lountH awley "~ilI i a m, ~O . C. Buck &: Co.,) furniture dealer, ) Iailln Carroll, h " Can al n MifHinHawley \Yill iam , stone cutter, h Blair n )IiffiillHayes Casson, h Wisconsin Av n Fourth Lake[I


84 MADlSO:l DIR ECTOR".Har e! Margaret, domesti c, St ale UniversityHAYE S WILLIAM A" bank er and real estate agent, Pinckneyunder State Bank, h Clymer c CarrollHaynes Isaac, butcher, bds "~illi am c P at tersonHealy Andrew, shoe maker, bds Main n HenryHEATH E DWARD N.• physician, j)lain bet Bassett andBroome, h sameHecker J ohn, harness maker, bds Jobnson n StateH eerau J ohn, stone cutter, h Wisconsin n HenryHeeran Th omas, grocer, Gilman c Frances, h sameHeffner Ferdinand, lager beer, King e " "e1sler, h sameHeilgondorf Frederick, turnkey. jail, Henry n ~ I ainHeitman August, carpenter, h Blair n ' YilliamsonH emsel Charl es, clerk, h W' Canal bet 'Williamson and )1:l.inHennesy Thomas, laborer, h r Wilson n BedfordH enning George, tailor, h 'Williamson n BlountH enrichs G. A., boat builder, h Gorham n BlairH enrichs H enry, boat builder, bds Gorham n BlountH enrichs Martin, boat builder, bde Gorham n BlairHanseler Matt hias, clerk, bds , r ilson n HlairH enwood Francis, mason, Langdon n StateH erfurth Augustus, liquors, St ate c FairchildHerlofson 'r. B. , clerk, bds Butler n ' Yashington AvHermann Adolph, stone cutter, h J enifer n BrearleyHermann Charles, bar tender, h Wilson n KingH erman .Tohn, bar tender, bds William.!lon c BlountHerrick Harriet widow of Hiram, bds J ohnson n StateHerriman Augustus, plow maker, h ' Yilson n LivingstonHerron J ohn, compositor, bds Lemon HouseHess David, blacksmith, h Brooks n It ItHess H enry, lager beer, Clymer J1 Ki ng. h acmeHess T homas, musician, h B Canal n ?iIainI1eyerdahl L. S., printer, h Williamson n LivingstonH eyl Charles ' V., tinsmith, 3 1 ~ King, h sameHickey Ann, domestic. h )Iain n BroomeHickey Honora, widow of J ames, h Wilson n BedfordHickey :\Iichael, laborer, h Bedford n ' VilsonHickey Patrick, laborer, bds ' Yilson c BedfordH ickey william, laborer, bds " ' ilson n BedfordH iemler J acob, wagon maker. h Gilman bet University Av andStateHiensler Richard. lab orer, w ilson n E CanalHiggins Martin, laborer, h r Gilman n State


•MADISOX DIRECTORY.Higgins M. L., farmers' hotel, Main n R. R. depot, h sameHiggin s Peter, laborer, It Gorham n websterHildebrandt Phil ip, brewer, bds Williamson c BlountHill Harvey, h \Vilson n Ki ngHill Henry, school teacher, bds " Tilson e KingHill J ames L., teller State Bank, bds Clymer c Wisconsin AvRill J ohn, late clerk, bds Clymer n PinckneyHill J . H. & Co., commission and produce, and (C. Potter &Co.) pork packers &0., \Yilliarnson n Butle r, bds Spaight nPattersonHill s J ohn N., bds :l\Ia in c BroomeHilson Charles, carpenter, h Gorham bet Carroll una FairchildHimbaugh ?llatthias, h Lake bet State and University AvHimsel Charles, port er. h--III~RI ClI SOTTO, grocer & 0., williamson c B rearley, It sameHinrichs Christ ian, cooper, Williamson n Bready, h sameHinrichs Eddo, boat builder, bde Gorham n HlairHi ppelmcyer Andrew , laborer, h Spaight ft DickinsonHobart William S., assistant. clerk State Land department, h\Vasbington Av e HenryHobbins J oseph, physician, h Main n Br oomeH OBBINS WILLIAM, physician, 4 King, h Wilson n HamiltonHob<strong>by</strong> E. B., grai n and produce dealer, M. sc DI. R . It. depotgrounds, h University Av .Hocam Charles, carpenter, h l\IifHin n'V CanalHoffman Levi, cabinet maker, h ' Vashington Av n BlountHoffman William, lager beer, Clymer n K.ing, h MilwaukeeHoadHoffman Philip, gardener. h Henry c LangdonHolbiea J oseph, baker, bds State n HenryHolcomb Charles C., carpenter, h MifflinHolden G. B. , book keeper State Treasurer's offi ce, CapitolHollister William, printer, hds Clymer n PinckneyHollman William, hostl er, Clymer c wisconsin Av,Holman F. R., clerk, bde Washington Av n CarrollHolmes J oseph ' Y., steward, Capitol HouseHolst - - - , teacher languages, bds Wilson n P inckneyH OLT DAYID , music and musical instruments, Pinckney betMain and Clymer, h Wisconsin Av Bet Clymer and wilsonHolt 'Villiam H. , printer, bds wisconsin Av bet Clymer andWilson


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38 MADISON DIRECTORY.J .•JACK J AME S, ( Jack & R ichar dson,') carpenter and builder,Mifflin e Pinck ney, h J chnson n PinckneyJACK & RICHARDSON, ( Jas. J ack & 'I'hos. Hichardscu.}carpenters and builders, Mifflin c P inckn eyJackson Darius C., agent, h State opp F rances.Iunech Gustav, upholsterer, h J ohnson n LivingstonJAQUI SII II ENR Y C.• II ycr' s Hotel, J enifer c Patterson, hsame. [ S ee A dvertisement].Inrvis \ViIliam B., ( Knapp & J arvis,) lawyer, Pinckney nClymer, h \Vilson n Carr ollJ efferson Elizabeth, widow of J oseph, bds Clymer n R. It,JE FFERSON .J. W.; American House, wasbiugton Av cPinckney. h same. [ S ee .Advertisement ).Iesberger Anton, shoe maker, h \\ illiamson n Patter sonJ ewett .Juliu Eo , seamstress, bds Carroll n MifflinJ oachim Mar tm, clerk, h Drak e bet Park and Br ooks.Iohuson Elizabeth , U. S. II otel-Iohnson George II ., clerk, Secretary of State office, Capitol,bds American House.Johnson H naken, messenger, bus Christiana HouseJ ohnson J ohn ' V., district attorney and lawyer, 11 Kin g. bdsAmerican H ouse.Iobuson Lewis, clerk, Wilson n Kin g, bus same,rohnson Sarah, U. S. H otcl.Iohnson Sarah, widow of David, h Gorhu m c CanalJ ohnson Thomas 'V., express agent. Main (llp R . n, depot, 'bd s Main n Bassett.Johnston Henry, watchman, II 'V Canal, bet ' Villiamson andMain,JO~E S D. ' V., Secretary of State, Capitol, h Gilman bet Stateand Fairchild.Iones J ames, cloth maker, h 'V illiamson n Yahura Canal.Ioues .J. N., ( P . L . Carman &. Co.,) commission and producemerchant , .J1Iain n Hail R oad Depot, and post master, hWebster n Ha milt onJ ones J ohn ~I. , - - , bda Gilman 11 Carroll.I oncs .Joseph, laborer, bds Gilman n StateJones J oseph E ., mason, h Frances n State.I oucs L odowick, merchan t ta ilor, Webster bet Ki ng and Main,h Gorham n Brearley.Iones Samuel, book keeper, bds W Canal n Mimin


~IA DISO N DIR ECTORY. 39J ones ,V. A., agent Milwaukee lumber yard, Main e Bedford,bds Main c H enryJ ones Walter E , assistant clerk, Swamp Land offieo, bda Gilmaun F airchildJ ordan Xavier, board ing, w ebster n l\IifHinJ ordan John, laborer, h L angdon n StateJ OJ Jabo, laborer, h Patterson c J eniferJudkins Benjamin, carpenter, h J cnifer bet Ingersoll and BrearleyK.Kain Catha rine, domestic, Farmers' H otelKalpfleisch J ohn, laborer, "~ill i am s o n e IngersollKamlah Rudolph, liquors, State c Fa irchildKenney R ichardson, carpenter, h Langdon 11 StateKanney Richardson Jr., bds Langdon n State'Karher .I ohn, carpenter, h .J ohnson n BlountKa rns ' Villiam n., (Karns & H owar d,') carpenter and builder,Miff lin n Pinckney, h 'V ashi ngton Av c FairchildKarns & H oward, ( William H . K arns & " rilliam H oward , )carpenters, Mifflin n PinckneyKassler Daniel, tai lor, h E Canal n " TilsonKeane J ohn, laborer, h Clymer n RailroadKearney H annah, widow of P atrick, h H enry n MifflinKellogg La F ayette, clerk Supreme Court, State Capitol, LState c VineKelly Alexan der, carpent er, ItKelly Daniel, sto ne cutter, h "~ il1 i am s o ll n BaldwinKelly J ames, hack driver, Clymer c w isconsin AvK elly Samuel, far mer , h Mineral P oint ReadKelly Sarah , widow of Asa, bds "Tashington Av n ' V CanalKempf Nicholas, teamster, h University A v c F ra ncesK entwell Catharine, widow of Francis, seamstress, h ' Villiamsonc P attersonKcntwell Michaol, pr inter , bds ' Villiamson c PattersonK eppel T homas, meat market , " Tilliamson n E Cana l, h sameK ess Michael, blacksmith, bds Ilyer's H otelKessenech J ohn, carpenter, h H enry n MifflinK eys J ohn, labore r, h Clymer c BedfordK eyes J oseph, clerk, It Gil man n Fair childKBYES ELISHA W. , ( Smith & K eyes.) lawyer, Pinckney nMain , h H enry c Main


4 0 MADl SOli DIRE CTORY.Kilb J oseph, cabinet maker, h J enifer n DickinsonKil bride George, horse doctor, h J enifer bet Ingersoll andBrearleyKilgore Ab<strong>by</strong> L., teacher, bde Butl er n ~IifHi nKILGORE D_UIO~ Y., superintendent of public schools. hButler n .TohnsonKimbell J ohn W" moulder, h )Iurray c EngleKing Char!Qs H., messenger State Treasurer office, Capitol,bds Pin ckney n DaytonKing James, fireman, bde Furmers' HotelKINNEY'S HOTEL, ~r.in het Bedford and R. It. DepotKinney Patrick .J., bar tender, bds Kinney's HotelKINNEY TUIOTHY, hotel, ~r. i n bet Bedford and It R.depot, h sameKirst Michael, wagon maker, Williamsen bet In gersoll and Few.bds Hyer's HotelKlauber Samuel, (S. Klauber & Co.,) dry goods. Main cPinckney, h 'Yilsan n CarrollKlauber Sigmund, cashier. h 'Vilson c HenryKLAUBER S. & CO., ( J . Klauber & A. Mlchelbecher. }dry goods. &c., 1 and 2 F airchild's Block, Main c Pinckney.[St'e Adverlilt'n1t'tt]Kl osmann "~iUi a m F., shoe maker , State n GilmanKi nter Hermann, cab inet maker, bds )1:lin n w ebsterKnapp J oseph G., ( Knapp & .Iervie.) lawyer, Pinekney n Clymer,h Henry c \Vashington A\"KNAPP & JARVIS, ( Joseph G. Knapp & Wm. n. J arvis,")lawyers, Pinckney n ClymerKnebel George 11.1 blacksmith, h Blount n )'fl1inKn eedson George, tail or, h E Cana l n .JobnsonKnight George .i\I. , clerk , post office, bde Washington A v IIEpiscopal Chur chK night James, clerk, Sta te Bank, bus " rilson 11 PinckneyKnight ' Villard, mason, h Williamson ab DickinsonK noefel Fritz, {Pe lluge &, Knoefel. } saloon, bds w ebster II.i\lainKnoll ) Iat her, carpenter, ho.8 W" Canal n MifflinKnudson George. ta ilor, h E CanalKnudson Ha nnah, domestic, American HonseKnudson Theodore, architect, h Livingston n J ohnsonKnudson Simon, clerk, bds City HotelKoch J ohn, laborer, h Butlce n .i\IainKoerner Marcus, clerk, h Clymer c Henry


MADIBOS DIRECTORY. 41Koerscht Garrccht, laborer, h J ohnson ab FewKraus' Hotel, Main n W CanalKraus Louis, hotel, )Iain II \\r CanalKretz Adam, cabinet maker, h Engle n LangdonKr ebs Gottleib, carpenter, b Main n BassettKr uer August, publisher and editor, ' ViscoDsin Staats Zcitung,King, h J enifer bet Ingersoll and BrearleyKrum Andrew J ., printer. h J ohnson bet Carr oll and ' YisconsinAvKuntz Andrew, hostl er, U. S. HotelKursteiner Auguste, professor, State University, h sallieKu rz F rederick, tailor, 31 King, h sameKurz John, cooper, h ' Villi:ullson n Pat tersonKutzbcek A., ( Donncl &; Kutabock.} architect, 13 King, hMain n 1~ CanalL.Ladner J oseph, mason, bds w ebster n lIJiftiinLnib Charl es, gunsmith, w ebster n King, h sameLake House, foot of KingLamb Francis J ., ( ,r elch &: Lamb, ") lawye r, 13 King, h Clymern HenryLamp George, wagon maker , bds Hycr's HotelLamp J ohn, blacksmith, Williamson bet I ngersoll and Few, hsameLamp '," iUiam, painter, h .Johnson n BlountLamphere R oyal, moulder, hds Murray c EngleLamphere Warren, painter, &:e., h Gorham II StaleLa ndauer Max, clerk, bds " "illio.m n the L ukeLaogrishe J. S. F., ( Langr ishe &: 1ob yers, ) theatre, :'train cPi nckney, h Henry n MuiuLangrishe &: Muyers, ( J . Langrishc & C. G. 101ayers,) theatre,Main o PinckneyLnnnis S. )1., physician ami proprietor of tho ' Yater Cure,banks of J...eke )10 0 00 30J..ansing Edward n., late liquors, &c., h " 'isoollsin Av e 'YilsonI..ansing R obert 'Y ., clerk, bde City HotelLar ned Patrick, boarding, )lain n BassettLarocque Frederick, stone cutter, bds ) Iain n BroomeLarsheu J ohn, laborer, h ' Yashingt on ,Av n Bl ountI..ath rop J . II. , chancellor, State University, h sameLaven Daniel, laborer, h Dayton n Pa tterson6


42 ~1.I l> I S O~ l>IRECTOHY.Lawler E dmond, lab orer, h wilson bet Broome and BedfordLawler Edward , laborer, bds Wilson bet Broome and BedfordLawler )Iorris. laborer. bds Wilson bet Broome and BedfordLaurence H. K . ; late bank er, h Pi nckney c GilmanLaurence Nan cy .J., widow of J ames ~1. . h Hamilton c Dayt onJJ ~\.UR EXCE O. II., assistan t superintendent county buildiogsand sheriff, Court H ouse, )Iain c Fairchild, h Brook'sadditionLawrence T. N., assistant clerk, bds Pinckney c GilmanLawrence T homas Iio, bds P inckn ey c Gilm anLawrence T homas S., f isherman , h ft Ba ssett n LakeLeavitt 1\1ar shall K. , clerk, office State Supcrlnt cndcut Publi cProperty, Capitol, bds U. S. HotelL odwicb -I nmes, blacksmith, bus wisconsin H ouseL ee -I ames, laborer, h Main n th e R Il depotLee H iram C., physician and surgeon, h Blair n w ashi ngtonAvL ee Thomas, pain ter , bds E astern 1IotelLehan Daniel, yardman, Capitol H ouseL ehan Hannah , waitress, Capitol HouseLehman Emi l, clerk, It E Canal n ClvmerLeigt on J ames, wheat buyer, h CI)"ni'an n H nLeik .J. w ., tail or, h )Iiffiill C ' V CanalLeitch William T., ( Le itch , Stubelfield I\: llarnet, ) clot hing,New York City , h Gorh am c L ivingstonLemon J ohn D., compositor, h w ebster c )IiftlinL ens .Jacob, clothier, State II HenryLeonard .Iobn, lab orer, II " 'ashingt on Av n E CanalI ..ewis E lizabeth, pastry cook, American HouseLewis llenry 1\1., (Stevens & I..cwie.) lawyer, )laill n Carroll,bds Wi sconsin Av n MifflinLewis J . A., h Gor ham c CarrollL ewis .John, tins mit h, bds 'V Can..lL ewis Ri char d, farme r, h Mnin n BedfordLewis Susan, cook, America n H ouseL ighth iser II . n., student , bds ]


~ IAD[S O N DIRECTORY. 4 3Lindestron .John S•• ( J . &, P. A. Lindostrcn. ) mineral water ,Gorham ft Blair, 1 sameLindeatron Peter A. , ( J . & P. A. Lindestr on.} mineral water.ft Blair n Gorham, h sameLindestr on .T. &, P. A., (John S. &; Peter A.•) mineral watermanufa cturers, ft Blair n GorhamLindh orst F . 'V ., tobacconist, King c Pin ckney, h'V. Uaueln"rashingto n AvLivingston Willinm, shoe maker, bds Washington A,· c Wcl,-sterLivsey J ames, mason, h w ashington Av n BroomeLivsey Robert, mason, h Gorham n LivingstonLobstein -I oseph &. Co., ( .T. Lobstcin &; B. Israel,") clothiers,19 King. bds City HotelLodu n J ohn, tailor, h w ebster II :l\IiffiinLohr J oseph, tailor, h -Ienifer n w tlliamsonLo ng G. T., deput y she riff, h Ulymer n HenryL ongfield J ohn, carpenter, h l'In.in n ButlerL oomis Alb ert, omnibus agent, h State c MurrayLOO)[lS CIIARL~~ S 0., deputy sheriff and notary public,Cour t H ouse, Main c Fairchild , bds \\~ a sh i n g t o n A\" betCarroll and F airchildLorensen Char les, lawyer, h w illiamson n 'YilsonL orenzen Claus, carpenter, h Gorham n P atterson1.0\"0 Patrick, laborer, bds Gilman n Ilnivcrsity AvL ovejoy William H., harness maker, bds Lake HouseL overy ,rilliam, brakeman, bds Farmers' HotelLucas :Mary, widow of Thomas, h ylu in e BedfordIJUCE C. H ., lumber &c., ) Iail1 C Bedford, 11 at :MilwaukeeLuce Isaac A ., clerk, bds Morri s n BedfordLum Charles K , freshman class, bds State UniversityLynch J ohn, eng ineer, ' Vater Cure, h r Wilson n BedfordLynch Hose, domesti c, h Main n H enryLYONS .JBROllHJ IL, ar chitec t and draughtsmnn, Bruen'sBl ock, 11 Engle n LakeM.MeAYOY .J. H., lawyer, and deputy clerk board supervisors,Court House, :L\fain c Fairchild, bds Carr oll bet J ohnsonand DaytonMcCabe -Iumes, laborer, It J ohnson u I ngersollMcCabe P atrick, laborer, bds .Iohnson II Ing ersoll


44 MADISON DIRE CTORY.McCann J ohn, earsmit h, h " ..ashington Av n R R depotMcCarter J ames, hostler, Clymer c Wisconsin Av:McCart hy Michael, pri nter, It Gilman bet Uuircrsiey Av amiState.McCarty - - - , h w illiamson n Few) l cOarty Charles, servant, h )Iain n H enryMcCarty Mary, servant, State c Lake)l cCleery 'I'homu s, te amster, h Williamson bet Ingersoll andFew) IcCollum Neeley, well digger. bds Rail Hand HouseMcCollum Neil, well digger, bds Madison Depot H ouseMcConnell L awrence, laborer, h F airchild n StateMcConnell Lawrence Mrs. , washe rwoma n, h Fairchild n State:McConnell Th omas J . late farmer, h H enry n " Tn&hington A yMcConnell " "'illiam, student, bds H enry n "~ !l sh i n g t o n Av.!\IcCord Samuel, book-keeper, St ate Bank, bd a Clymer bet Carrollan d Hamiltonl\IcCormick J ohn, mason, h Spaight n Dickin son,McCune Samuel, lab orer, h Clymer n R R~ I eDoD a l d Patrick, lab orer, bds r Meln n Br oomeMc'Donnell Alexander .0:\., contrac tor, It Gilman bet P inckneyand " "'ebstcr) IcDonnelI Patrick, lab orer, h )Iain n H enryMcDonnell Patrick, laborer, bd s Wilson n Br oome~I cDon o ugh Bryan, laborer, li W ilson n BassettMcf' nrland Andrew J ., preparatory class, bds University)IcFarland J ohn, late carpenter, bds Gorham c Blairi\IcF arl and J . II., carpenter, h Gorham e BlairMeG ec George, clerk, Clymer c Wisconsin AvMeGie George B & Co., (& J ohn II. Clnrk.) hat, and caps.3 Fairchild's BlockMcGio J ohn A., clerk , h 3 l?airchild's l HockMcGonnegal A lexand er A., banker, Main opp the Capitol P arkMcGovern An th ony, gunsmith, Main n Carroll, 11 Gilman IIStateMcGregor J ohn, h Livingston n Wi lliernsouMcI ntyre J . H., silversmith, bds )Ia in n H enryMcK ay "F. I rving, (Greene & )IcKay,) upholster er and unde r­taker, P inckney n Mifflin, bd a Pinckn ey bet " ' isconsin A vand ) lifflinMe K enna J ohn, laborer, h Dayton n PattersonMcKennon Ell en, dr ess maker, Hamilton n ~ I a i nMcKey Adam, salesman, bds


MADISOX DIRECTORY. 45McKey E dward, (}IcKey &: Brother, ") dry goods, D }Iain, hat J anesvilleMeKey }I i eh a ~ l , ( }IeKey &: Brother,) dry goods, 0 }Iain, hat .IanesvilleMeKey Brother, (Edward &: Miehael }IeKey,) dry goods, DlIbin.McKi bbin J . C.. theatre. bds w ilson n ' Visconsin ·AvMcKn ight Alexander, coach painter, bds American HouseMcK night Andrew, carriage trimmer, bds American Housel\IelJcan .Jolm .J" painter, h Gorham c E CanalMcLoughlin Michael, engineer. bds Farmers' Hotell\Ic) Iah on Edward, clerk Dank Comptroller's Office, St ate Capitol,bde Pi nckney c .JohnsonMcMahon J ulia, milliner, Main 11 Carroll, h SUIlI Cl\Ic)Iahon Michael, laborer, bds Rail Road Housel\Ic)Ianus C. A., actor, bds American HouseMc)lillan J ohn, land agent , h Henry n :Miffiin)Ic)I ullcn .James, blacksmith , bds Main n Bedford)IcXaugbton Julia, widow of " "illiam, bds J ohnson c Pinckney:McXcil Kern, section man, ) 1. & ) 1. R . R ., II foot of (llvmern th e Railroad ~:\Ic:Xish Elizabeth , widow of .Ichn, h ,,~ Canal Let )Jain n ' Vii·Hamson:McXish )Iary B" widow, h w ilson n \Y Can31l\IcPyncheon .Iames, teamster, bds Butler c w illiamson) lePYNC IIEO~ "~ ILLI .A ~I , auction and commission, Main nPinckney, h Butler c Williamson) IcSherry :M. B., assistant clerk, Swamp Land depar tment, bas:l'Iifllin n Broome.McSween)" Robert, shoe maker, bds Webster u KingMack Mary, pantry maid, Capitol HouseMackusy .l ohn, laborer, bds Muin e HcdfortlMackay A. •T., printer, bds Engle n StateMackay \Villiam J ., cutter, h:\Iackcy William, 'mason, It University Av n Lake.:\laekill Cath arine, seamstress, bds Main n BassettMaffet .J. S., compositor, bds J.nkc HouseMaffet Strange P ., printer, bds Webster e )IiffiinMaffett " t, S., printer, bds Lake House:\Iahon " "illiam, laborer, h Clymer n BedfordMahoney Paul, laborer, h winnebago n Yahara Canal:Main Alexander R ., ( " T. S. & A. n. :l'Iain,) dry goods, &e.,State n ~Iiffi i n , h Mifflin c Fairchild


46 MADISON DIRECTORY.Main Alfred , h St ate n MifflinMain W. S., (W. S. & A. H. Main,) dry goods, &e., State nMifflinMain ,YoS. & A. II ., dry goods, &c., St at e u MifflinMnldone 'I'homus I) " ~ ( MaMone &: Crampton, ) blacksmith ,St at e c Gilman)Ialdonc & "Crampt on, (T. P . Maldone & N. B. Crampton, )bla cksmiths, Stat e c Gilma nMalone Ri chard, hostler, bds w isconsin Av c ClymerMaloney J ohn, laborer, h ' Vilson n Bedfo rdMaloney Mary, chambermaid, Capitol H ouseMnnlen William, butcher, bds \ V Canal n i\liffiin~IANNING HENRY C. & CO., (& H. •J. Rogcrs.) Van Bergen's Block, P inckney c Clymer, h H amilt on bet Clymerand wilsonMann ing Maria. widow of Abram, h W·cbst cr c GorhamManning Mat th ew, lab orer, h Main n HenryManning 'William, meat mark et, Main n Bedford, h sam eMansfield Fielding IJ., freshman class. bde Universityl\Iarinus J ohn II., (Brown &; l\Iar inus,) meat market, State nGorh am, h State c FrancesMarsh Alonzo. tinsmith, It B Canal n MifflinMarsh Edw in, junior class, bds UniversityMarshall - , widow, bds Wil son n BassettMarshall Charles, wheat buyer, bds Wilson bet Ba ssett andBroome~IAl\ SHAL L SA~IU E L , president State Balik, h MonroeReadMar ston J. T., h L angdon c H enryMartin E. T., (Martin &; Co.,) wine and liquors, 29 Kin g. hSpaigbt c In gersollMartin Edward T., book keep er, h Spaight n Brearley) Ia rtin Francis, cabinet maker, h Spaight n P attersonMartin George, butcher, bds .Iolmson n w isconsin AvMartin John 'I' ,; (Carpenter &; .Martin.) pub lisher Patr iot;Pinckney bet Main and Clymer, h Spaight n FewMartin 'Villiam D., printer , bds SpaightMARTIN &; 00., ( 1~ . T. Marti n & L. Daggett,) wines andliquors, 29 K ing. [ S ee Advertisement]Marvin George C., h Gorh am n PinckneyMarvin Philomen B. , grocer, State c .Miffl in, h Gorham betPinckney and wi econain AvMason George A ., clerk, bds Pinckney c J ohnson


.\L\ DI 8 0 :-;' DIHECTonr.) Ia ~sing Francis, wines and liquors. ~ 1 K ing. h W Canal c ~la i n)Iather Ed war d, bri ck mak er, Williamson n I ngersoll .)Iather Oliver, brick las er , h ,rilliamson n I ngersoll:Mathe wson A. A. , forema n printe r, bdsFairchild n H amilt on) la urer .I ohn, clerk, bde Nntional H otelMayer Charles G., real estate agent, 19 King, h King e Wil eenMayer P atrick, ta ilor, h ) 1ain c W'. CanalMayers Cha rles G., city weigher, and ( Langri she &. Maycrs.}National T heatr e, ) Iai n c P inckney, h Wilson n King)Jayhew J oseph " r., lawyer, Pin ckney n )Iain, bd s AmericanlIouse \Mend -Inmea ~ I.. preparator)' class. bd s Universityl\IKAD L. G., dent ist. P inckney n w asbingtou Av, lids AmericanHousel\Iead William, {colored , ") servant, ,V Canal bet Main an d"rashington A v)Iears C. S. &: Co.• (C. S. .Mears &, J . C. Oulvcrt son, ') lumber,Mifflin n Car roll, h )Iiffiin n Wisconsin Av)lear s J ames, h P inckney c GilmanMear s .Iames R ., assign ee of S. H. Fox, b )lnin c H enry) Iears William A ., late lumber dealer, h Pi nckney c Gilman?lIele P eter, shoe maker, State D Henry, h same)Ield al L ewis, clerk , bda Clymer n Kiri'gJlch lhar d David, mason, bds Pincknev c GorhamlIen rbard Frederick. express driver, Ii'.I ohnson II Livingstonl\lcmhar d George B ., painter, bds Pi nckney e GorhamMembard George F., clerk, h ].; Cana l n )I ain)Icmhard George )1. , h Pin ckney e Gorham) [ENGE S ADOLPHUS, deputy Hank Comptroller, StateCapitol, h St ate n J ohnsonMercer George II ., h Blount n ~Iai ll) lcredith A. A., (Smith c~ Meredith. ) billiard saloon, ) Ia in cKing, h ' Vcbst er 11 Johnson .)lerrill L awson C., junior class, bda University) Ierrill N. P ., real esta te, Mnin n Pi nckney, h \V Canal IIMilllinylerrill Samuel, bds Fairchild II ~I ain) Icrwin Clarissa C., house keeper, " .ebster n MaiuMesick Stephen P. , lat e liquors, &c. , bds \Vashington A y nClymer)I etcalf Nancy, widow of E noch, bds ~Ii ftl i n n , V CanalMeyer Caspar, lager beer, )Iain opp the Park


48 MADISON DIRECTORY.Mlcbelbacher A., (S. Klauber & Co.,) dry goods &c., 1 and ~Fa irchild's Block, h at New YorkMilbrand Lorin, clerk bdsMiles E . J ., actor, bds Butler c ' YilliamsonMiller Antone, tailor, h w illiamson n Wi lsonMiller Carolin e, waitress, Capitol H ouse) l illcr Char les, mu sician , 11 University Av n LakeMiller Charles F., (C. & W. Millcr.} jewelers, Webster n King,bds \ Vilson n Blo untitlillcr E rnst, cooper , bds Will iamson n Brearle y.;\IilIcr F anny, ladl es' boar ding, h Williamson n DickinsonMiller H enry, la borer, h Dickinson n 'WilliamsonMiller J ames " ' ., .Methodist minist er, h B utl er n Hamilt onMlller J oseph, carpenter, h Spaight n Dickinson)I1 L L ]~ H .M. D" president w isconsin Bank, Ii Clymer nCarrollMiller William II., laborer. h Dayton c Few~ Ii ller ' Villiam J ., (C. & \V. Miller. } jeweller, W cbst er u Ki ng,II Wllson ltet Blair and BlountMiller O. & ' V. , (Oharles F. & Willia.m J . JIiller,) watch makers and je wellers, We bster n King.;Uills Sarah 0., widow of Thom as, bds Clymer c CarrollJI iIls Simeon, Lanker , &0., Wisconsin Av 11 ..'\la in, h wisconsinAv c Jlain (:l\Iiskill Mary, waitress, Capitol Hou se:l'Iitchell James, prin ter, 11 .Iohnston 11 Livingston .) Iitchcll Willi am, contractor, 11 Gorh am c Hrend e)') loeglich A., bak er, U niversity Av c Frances, h sameMoessner Frederick, confectioner, King n Clymer, hils Wilsonn King:l\Iohl Wil liam, book binder, bds Schwitzer H ouse..'\Iohls Franz .J., dr ugs, Stat e n Fairchild, bds same) lohr Adolph, laborer, bds State Colu:'tIoh r Frederick, clerk Bank Comptroller's Offi ce, St ate Capitol,bds wilson II P inckney1'II0II H. llE 'r Elt L ., land agent, bus Washingtoll..:\Vn Carroll)lonol1an J ohn, mason, h St ate n GilmanJI oodc Val entine, team ster, h J ohnson n BlountMoody Nathan .J., ,....atch mak er, h Fairchild bet Main andClymer) Ioody Sam uel, grocer, bds American House1'Iloorc C. N., clerk Po st Office, bds ,reuster 11 Mlffliu) loo1'cJ ohn L . P . , assistant clerk S. L. D., bds Gilman n State


MADISOX DIRECTORr. 49Moore Orin C., compositor, bds Clymer n PinckneyMoore Oscar , printer, bds Clymer n PinckneyMorgan Charles, mason, It J Ohll500 n BlountMoris Milt on T., pr eparatory class , hils Uni versityMORIUSON JAMES, h Oarro.l e )!ai nMcrrlesey Bridget. waitress. American House)Iorrisscy Ellen, widow of )Iorris, bds Wi lson n BroomeMorrissey )lichael, laborer, h r Clymer n B roome)Iorrisscj' )Iichael, h , r ilson n BroomeMorrissey Moris, laborer, bd s r Clyme r n BroomeMorr issey Morls, J r. , laborer, bds wilson n Broome,:Uorsc Ambrose, bds State c France!'!Motley J ohn , laborer, h Spaighe n Dic kins onMOUl,TON lIlRA)! N., carpente r aud builder, Clyme r betBroome and H enry, h same .)lo usbaug J ohn, carpenter, h)Iowry J ason, h J ohnson n Livingston)fowr.}' J ohn, clerk , h Williamson e Livingstoni\lowry L uke, brok er, h J ohn son n Livingston) l oxle,)' Al mon IL , car penter , h Clymer c Henry) Iuldoon ) liehael, groce r, Clymer n B edford, h same)Iuld oon Th omas H., blacks mith, State c Gilman, h Gorkam nFa irchildMuldoon &: Cram pton, (1' . B. Muldoon & N. B. Crampton,)blacks miths, St ate c Gil mnn) Iulh any Bridget, domestic, Ki nney 's HotelMulhany J ohn, lab orer, h Dayton n P attersonMunderlob Ge orge, clerk , h L ake nb K ing)lunger Hannah, widow of Franklin, h Henry c 'V ashingtonA"Munsell Andruss, carpenter, h Gorha m n P atters on) Iunson Ole, printer , bds ,ytIliamson n Li vingst onMuronn Denni s, lab orer, bd a Hail R oad HouseMurphy Ellen, lau ndress, Capitol H ouseMur phey J ohn, groce r, )lai n n Bussert , h sameMur phey Patrick, labo rer, h Wi lliamson n ButlerM URRAY JA)!ES L.; bds )!ai n n HenryMurray J oseph, secretary of w isconsin T elegraph Company,Bruen's Bl ock, h Wisconsin Av n i\li ffi in)1)'or J ohn, carpente r, 'Wilson Let Car roll and Hamilton, hsa meMyers Catharine, waitress, Cap itol H ouseMyers Jonath an J ., icc cream saloon, Main n Webster, h same7


50 ~IAD I S OX DIR ECTORY.~Iyers J ohn, coach trimmer, bds 'Vashington Av c E CanolMyers John ,F., bds Clymer bet Broome and HenryMyers Michael, bds w isconsin Av c GorhamN.Nagle Ell en, widow of J erald, washwoman, h 'Webster n GilmanSash E zra A., clerk, bds )liffi in n CarrollNash Richard , laborer, h \'\il1iamson bet P at terson and Bre arleyNATIOXAL r.I.'HEATRE, ( Lcngrishe &. ~I a 'yc r s. ) Main cPinckneyNcabchr .Christopher, book binder, h 'Vcbstcr n WashingtonAvNeeb cbr J ohn, ta ilor, h Mifflin n }~ CanalNeider Herman 'V ., tave rn, \Vashington A \'" n E Canal, h sameNelson Andrew, carpenter, h B Canal n Washington AvNelson Andrew, .Jr. , clerk, bds Clymer e Carr ollNelson A UD, cook, Christiana HouseNelson Bennett, harness maker, bds Clymer c Carr ollNelson N. Andr ew, clerk, bds Clymer n wisconsin AvNelson William, assistant clerk , S. L. D., bda Fairchild n' Yashington A vNE"1 ~l A N J OH N, agent, ::\1. & II. R. It. and (Smitb, Du Moulin& Co ,) director)' publishers &c., at :\lilwaukee, h Bassettbet Clymer and WilsonXcwman Newman A., State n Gorbam:l'ICHOLS n OBEltT, meat market, june lIamilton and Carron,h J ohnson bet ' Visconsin Av and PinckneyNiam ey Patrick, saloon, .:.\la in n Bassett , h sameNifenecker August, h University Av n BrooksNixon William, farmer, h ft Clymer n It. ItNoble James D., carpenter and builder, h Gorham n PattersonNoland 'William B ., saloon keeper, h Livingston n GorhamNoldin I..ecnnrd, public house, State n Fairchild, h sameNorth Luther S., clerk, bds Wasbington A,- n the E piscopalChurchNorton J ohn B., printer -I ournnl Office, h .:\liffi in e W CanalNorton Richard G., machinist, bds .Mifflin e ' V CantilNoyes Ruel, land agent, 3 Bruen s B lock bds Osborne HouseNoyes ::\olary L., widow of Amos, h ~Ii ffi i n bet E and W CanalNu bert Frederick, upholster er, h ' Vashington Av n BlountNugent J ohn, atone cutte r, bds ' Vilson n Henry


MADISON DIRECTOllT.rilNug ent P eter, printer, bda 'Wilson n H enryNyc H iram, carpente r and bu ilder, Pinckney e Dayt on, h J ohnsonbet Pinckney and H amiltono.Oaks David, bds Am erican HouseOakley Eli, plasterer, h j une H amilt on and Bu tlerOakley Henry, st one cutter, h J ohnson n BlountOakley williem, stone cutter, h J chnson n BlountObee Andrew, shoe maker, bus Clymer c CarrollO'Brien F., provision dealer, IIenry n Mifflin, h sameO' Donnell J ohn, laborer, h wilson n BedfordO'C onnor Anna, waitress, Capitol HouseO' Connor Bridget, laundress, Capi tol H ouseO'Connor ~Inry , laundress, Capitol H ouseO'Connor 'Villi am L, preparator)' class, bds UniversityOdnesou Hans C., cabinet maker, h E Canal n Mifflin0'Dowd Mary, pastry cook, Capitol H ouseOetsmunu J ohn, laborer, bds Webster 11 ) lifHinOliphant David, stone cut ter, It"rCanal 0 MainOlney Ceylon ' V., blacksmith, h H amilton n J ohnsonOlsen Alexander, clerk, bds Chris tian HouseDIsco Ellano, shoe maker, bds n Christiana H ouseOlsen E meline, U. S. H otelOlsen Llana, laborer, Christian a H ouseOlsen Isabella, domestic, , r ashington Ay n BroomeOlsen J ane, U. S. H otelOlsen ::Uary, cook, Ilyor'a HotelO'N eil 'I'homas, mason, h ' Vilsoll c BedfordO'Nem Th omas, laborer, h l' Gilman n StateOppel Adolph, clerk, h E Canal n ClymerOrt on H arlow S., (Orton, Hopkins & Firmin,) lawyer, 6 Benen'sBlock P inckney c ' Vashington Av, h w isconsin Av cJ ohnsonOrt on Myron II., (Orton & Bryant. ') lawyer, 1 Van Bergen'sBlock, h Wis consin Av c GorhamORTON & BRYANT. (~I. II. Orton & G. K Bryant,') lawyers,&c., 1 Van Bergen' s Block P inckneyORTON, n OP KI NS & FEIDIIN , ( II. S. Orton, J . C. Hopkins& F. I-I. Fermin,) lawyer s, 6 Bruen's Block P inckneyc Washington Av. [See A dvertisement ]


~IADIS O:i DIRECTORY.Ostertag F rederick, barber, Capitol House c \V'ashi ngtoD A r,h )Iiffiin n HenryOstrom N. F.• ngent, 13 K ing. h Clymer c H amiltonOTT GE OR GE Y., leat her dealer, Wisconsin Av c .Jobnson,b sameOTT JOlI N G., grocer, w illlnmson c Livingston, h sameOtter George, butcher, Main c ButlerOtto George, butcher, bds Butler n MuinOwens Thomas, painter, h -Icnifer n IngersollP.P age Louis, saddle and harness mak er, Ki ng c Clymer, bdsL ake HousePa ine George, (,Wright & Paine, ") druggist. 7 King, h ,rebsterc DaytonP alcke Henry, tail or, h Bedford n Wilson ·Pardee Ar t hur, clerk, bds Clymer c CarrollParker Amos, jeweler, Pin ckney n Main, h Butler n IIamiltonP arker David )1., carpenter, h Gorham n BrearleyP arker J ames, G., blacksmith , h Langdon n Br oomeP arki n J oseph, contractor, 11 J ohnson bet Pinckn ey and HamiltonPa rki son -Iohn B ., sophomore class, bde {IniversityParkison J ohn D., sophomore class, bds UniversityP arki son Peter, farmer, h ' Vilson n BroomePAR KS n UF US, superintcndent P ublic Property, State Capitol,bds U, S. HotelP arlcm J ohn, laborer, h Wilson n Pi nckneyP artridge George, clerk , bda Wisconsin Av n ) IiffiinP atch Lewis .T. , fre shmen class, bds UniversityPe acher Fr ancis, tailor, h Spaight n P attersonP earce Christ opher, builder , bus Main e BroomeP earce Mark, carpenter, h .Johnson u BlountP earson Al bert, carp enter. h Gorham c ' Vashington AvP earson C. W., ( Pearson & P ental,) wagon maker, )1ain nButler, h ) liffiin c Br oomeP earson Silas K. carpenter, h Lake n StateP earson & Pental, ( C. w. P earson & O. R. Pental,) wagonmakers, ) Iain n Bu tlerPEI RCE CHRIS TOPHER C., carpenter and builder, Hamiltonn Clymer, bds Muin c Broome


MADISON DIRECTOllY, 53PELLAGE HENRY J ., ( Pellage & Kneefel,) saloon, Webstern King, h sa meP ellage & Kno ofel, saloon, "" cbster n Kin gPELTO~ J . G., agent D. Co. F. P . U., produce and grain, M.& M. R. R. depot grounds, h Greenbush AddPenn sylvan ia House, ·Washingt on A v n :E CanalPcntnl O. n., ( Pearson & P ental.} wagon maker, Main nButler, h Mifflin n BroomePercival William, lute hatter, h Carroll bet Clymer and Wil sonPerhns Ant hony, gardener, h Gorham c FairchildP erki ns A. 0 ., clerk, bds J ohnson n H amiltonPerrison Jacob, laborer. h ' Vcbster n Gil manP err y Benjamin F .. stoves and tin ware, \Vcbstcr n K ing, bdsClymer n PinckneyP erry Dar win W., book keeper, bus Clymer n Wisconsin AvP eters Daniel, carp enter, h Dayton n FewP etterly Thomas, tinsmith, It Main n BlairP et ter son Nelson , clerk, bds 7 Ki ngPfaff Frederick A ., ( Pfaff & Sekles.) editor, &e., MedlsouDemokrat, Griffin' s block, h E Canal n WilsonPfaff & Seklos, ( F. A. P faff & S. Soklcs.) proprietors MadisonDemokrat, Ki ng c W ebsterP huden 'Vi nnie, U . S. H otelPi ckar d J . C. , principal of the Madison Female Seminary, hGorham n CarrollPierson Albert , carpenter, h Mifflin be t E and ' V CanalPincklemen Phil ip, laborer, bds State n H enryP inney S. U., (Gregory & Pi nney,") lawyer, Atwood's block,Main 11 Carro ll, h L angdon c W isconsin AvP itman William G., book keeper, hds .Iohnson n H amil tonPlato Lorett a, domestic, l\Iain n H enryPl nt t Arthur, real est ate , 1Q K ing, bds wilson n KingPlummer ' Villiam II ., saloon, Pinckney c ' Yashington Av, hJ ohnson bet P at terson and BrearleyP lunkett Christ opher , bd s University Av n ParkPl unkett Willi am, bd s Un iversity Av n Par kPollard Wil liam, painter, bds I-Iyer's H ot elP omeroy F rancis A. , stable, Clymer bet Ki ng and P inckn ey,h sameP omeroy william, T he 'Yh ip Sal oon, Clymer bet King andP inckney, h sam eP ond H. C., express agent , Washingt on Av 0 Pin ckney


~IA DI SO NDIRE CTORY.P oole De ' Vit t C., china and glass, At wood's block, Ma.inCarroll, h Gorham c P inckneyP orter J ames E ., flour and feed, h Maln n BassettP oss J acob, shoe maker, h 'Wilson n K ingP otter Calvin, (C. P ott er & Co.,) pork pack er, &0., Wi lson cButler, h \Vashington Av c HenryPotter \Villiam. bla cksmith, h Washington A v· c \ V CanalPott er William, team ster, h \V Cana l n MifflinP otter C. & Co., (C . Potter, G. Capron & J . II. Hill,) porkpackers, Wi lson c ButlerP owers David J ., ( P owers & Hoyt.} publisher and Secretaryof St ate Agricultural Society. 6 Bruen's block, P inckneyc w ashington Ay , h Gorham c BlountP owers R. F ., milliner and milliner v, Main n Carroll, h Johnsonn Wi sconsin A v -Powers & IIoyt, (D. J . Powers & J . W. Hoyt,) publishersW isconsin F armer, 6 Bruen's Bl ock Pinckney n WashingtonAyP ratt Edward, agent, bde U. S. H otelPrat t Samuel, engineer, bds L uke Side n th e R. It .Preuss D. Nicholas, clerk, bds St ate n-­P retb enong Char les, stewar d, Ameri can H ousePrice Ann , widow of R ober t, hotel , \Yashingt on A v n It. R.depotP riec Sa rah An n, widow, h Webster n .I obnsonP ripple C. II., clerk, State Treasurer's office, bds Pin ckney cJ ohnsonProctor J oseph, lab orer, bds Clymer n King .P R OUDFrf AN DRB'V, gentleman, h \YashingtonAv n CarrollPROUDFIT JAMES K., City Treasurer and general agent.Pinckney over P.O., h J ohnson n Pi nckneyPurple C. H.; ba nk clerk , T reasurer's office, State Capit olQ .Quinn ~I or r i s , sto ne cutter, h Main n He nryQuinn P atrick, laborer, bds Clymer n KingR.RAI LR OAD II OUSE, Main c Bedford


MADI SOX DIR ECTORr .RA)ISAY GE ORG E S., deput y city weigher, )lain n Bedford,bds ~I ai n bet Broome and BassettRa msay " ':"ayDc. book keeper Dane Count)" Bank, bds Was h­ington A v c ButlerR umsdal e Zachariah, coach smith , h ,V Canal n MainRandall Addison C. , messenger, Govern or's office. State Oep i­tolnA~mALL A L" X A ~ DEI\ W., Governor State of Wisconsin,bds


156 MADISON DIRECTORY.Reynolds Caleb A., ( J . E . Fisber &; Co.,) furniture dealer ,Pinckney n Lake, bda Bu tler n ~Ii filinR E YNOL DS JOHN, dry goods, Pinckney n 'Yashington Av,bus Am erican H ouseR eynold Sarah, domestic, h \Visconsin Av c ClymerH heinbach Adam, teamster, h " Tilliamson n P att ersonRhodes J nmcs, ( Conlcy & Iih odes. ) butcher, Main n Webster,It town of BurkeRi abson Charles, clerk , Daile County Bank, bds P inckney cJohnsonRi ch Albert, clerk, bds Golden Star House, Main c WebsterHich Nelson II., book keeper, bds City H otelR ich William, fruits, &c., P inckney n Main h sameRi chae Fred erick W.; sex ton, h :i\liffiin c E Ca nalRichard s P eter, compositor, h J ohnson n I ngersollRich ar dson Hi ram N., carpenter, bds Butle r n H amiltonRic hardson .Iamcs, (.T. Richardson & Co.,) real estate agent,Pi nckney c " rashington Av, h ' V Canal n MainRICIIARDSOS .TA)HlS &; CO., (J . Richardson. N. n, Va nSlyke & T. Hrown. ) real esta te agents, P inck ney e WashingtonAv. [See .Advert lsement ]Hichurd son Sally, widow of Andrew, h Butler n Ha miltonR ichardson Th omas, ( .Jack & R ichardson,) carpenter andbuilder, Miff lin e P inckney, h Butler n J ohnsonHiley Bradley. bde J 01ln80n bet State and CarrollHiley Cathari ne, servant Capitol H ouseHiley Isaac 13. , civil engineer, &e., 3la in 0IJP th e P ark, bdsJ ohnson n St ateItILBY R UFU S S., banker, Main opp t he Capitol, h J obnsonn Sta teRiley 'I' homas, hack driver, hds " "isconsin A" n WilsonlUng J ohn, clerk , h J ohnson n LivingstonHiordnn George T. Rev" Ht Itephacl's Church, h Henry nMainRipl ey w illiam, late lumber dealer, h Fai rchild c :JIifflinHivesan Charles R , clerk, bds State Bank BuildingR obert son Isaac, tailor, h J ohnson c PinckneyR obinson George B., printer, J ournal Offi ceR obinson Hannah, widow of T homas, bus .Johnson c HamiltonRo binson Harry ) 1., carpenter, bus Lake n St ateR obinson Lucius, wheat buyer, bus Wilson bet Bassett andBroomeRobin son - , roofer, bds wilson n Pinckney


MADIBOS DIRECTORY. 1>7Rob son .J., grain dealer, 1\1. & ~ I. R . It . depot ground, h UnivcrsityAdditionRochford .Iames, store keeper, Capitol HouseRockenbach George, clerk, bds Wisconsin HouseR ockwell Francis }I., preparatory class, bds UniversityRodermund .Iohn. brewer, Yabara Canal, h sameHedgers Alfred, shoe make r. h )liftlin n E CanalRodgers Bu rk, bar tender, Ea stern IIotelHedgers Earl, Inborcr, bds WinnebagoRodgers .Tchn H ., plow mak er, h J ohnson Jl L akeH oesling Frederick, draughtsman, Bruen's Block, bds h Butleru )hinHogcrs E ., It Langdon n HenryRogers J . II , ( H. C. )I::tnning ...\: Co.,) bankers, &c., Y:IDBergen' s Block, Pinckney c Clymer, bds H amilt on n ClymerHollin Kate, school t eacher, bds Gilman n StateRollins Nat. , lawyer, Pin ckney bet l'Ilain and w eshiogton Av,bds P inckney n .JohnsouR osermond C. F. , ta ilor, :\Iaill vl'P P ar k, h sameRMS -Iumes, local editor P atri ot, h Stat e n H enryHOTH V. W., commissary general, State Capitol, bds Wisconsin.Av n ClymerRoundy Albert It, stone mason, bds E Cana l n Miffl inRoundy H obar t n., carpenter, h :Miffiin n ,V CanalRoundy Lacy, soap maker, h E Canal n ~I i filinHouse Caspar )1. , blacksmith; Pinckney n Clymer, bds SaukP rairie R oadRoynn Thomas, laborer. h .Iobuson n L akeRays Sara h K ., widow of Sa muel, h L angdon n CarrollHublee H orace, ( Atw ood & Rublee. ) editor and propriet or State.Io urnal and State Librarian , bds ' ViscoDsin A v n ClymerHUDn .JOlIN C., physician, w ilson n P inckney, h same. [See.Adt:ertisement ]Ruggcr ' Yilliam. bo ok hinder, bds Sehwitzer HouseHuggle Gabriel, lab orer, bds State n Henryl\UGGLES ,TA ~I E S D. , assistant Secretary of State, h Gorhambet Carroll and FairchildRullmnnn Edward , ( Lindeman & Rullmann, ) publisher, 19King, brls 'Vil son n K ingRussell Georgo C., clerk , h Gorham bet Fa irchild and Carr ollRya n James, carpenter, bds Rail R oad H ouseRyder )Ierr iU, fur buyer, bds 'Vilson n Bassett8


ti8MADISON DIRECTORY.s.Sabin Ge orge M" clerk , bds Langdon c Wisconsin AvSachtye n J ohn, carpent er, h J ohnson n BlountSa mmon 'William, la borer. h B Cana l n \Vashi ngton AvSampson J ane S" domestic, U. S. HotelSampson .I ulin, domestic, U. S. HotelSampson R achel, waitre ss, American HouseSa rgeant A aron, ha ck driver, bds Wisconsin A v n Clym erSaucer Peter, tail or, bus State n HenrySaunders Frank, It Univ ersity A v n L akeSaunders Sarah I» , bds Wilson n P inckneySauthoff Frederick, cut ter, h webster n MainSawyer George 11., produce and gra. in dealer, M. & flI. It H .dep ot ground s, h Brook's A ddit ionScueide Frederick, lab orer, h w illiamson bet Livingst on andPattersonSchell Benjamin, stone cutter, 11 Main n E Can alSchlotthauer George, barber, as KingSchm ink J uoob, carpenter, h W ilson II CanalSC H l\II T ~ I,'H A N' ~ , saloon, St at e bet Ilcnrv and FuirchildSchellenberg Hh eina, labor er, It wilson c IHo-untSCHOOL LAND DEPAI\ 'l\\lENT, Cily Hall, ~I ifllin c "'i,­consin A vSchott - -, postma ster L egislature , bds Wil son bet B utler an dP inckn eySchue Eliza, widow of A lexander, h Main II H enrySchuemann H erm ann , la borer, bd a Gorham n B rearleySchwink H enry, shoe make r, bds P enn syl vania HouseSCOFIELD F. Bo , assist ant State Treasurer, Capitol, h Dayton n PinckneyScofield 0, G., receiving clerk , State T rea surer's offi ce, Capitol,h D ayton n Pinck neySccllan Sylvester C., bar tender, bds S1. Julien RestaurantScott Abram, j eweler , h Spaight n BaldwinScott Garrett, jeweler, h State n FairchildScott George J ., clerk, h Stat e n th e UniversityScott Margaret, widow of Robert, nurse, h Webst er n WashingtonAvScovill 'Theodore M. & Co., iron foundry, State c J obnson, hState c L akeSeekell Georg e B., (8. F. winch & Co.,) pr odu ce and graindealer, M. & M. R. R. depot ground s, h sam e


~IADI SO N DIRECTORY. 59Seemann J acob, assistant clerk, S. L·. D., bds Bruen's BlockSeeney H enry, cabinet maker, h Butler n H amilt onSokles Simon, ( Scldes & Co.• ) grocer, State n Henry, h sameSekles & Oo., ( S. Sekles & M. Kline,) grocers, &e., Sta te uH enrySelangor J oseph, ta ilor, h \V Canal bet Williamson and MainSenf Christian, carr iage maker, bds Stat e n HenrySexton Andre w, foreman Ar gus, bds .rchnson n Pi nckn eySeymour \V. N., Jat e city clerk, It Clymer n \ Visconsin AvShackelford C., cler k, bd s Gilman bet Henry and ClarkShaffer J ohn , bds E Can al n '" ashington AvShallock Richard , printer, h Wilson c lIenrySharp Edwa rd , blaster, h .Johnson c BrooksShea Mary, widow of Pa tr ick , washerwoman, h Wilson c BedfordShea ) l ichael, laborer, It Wymer n " ' ilsouSheas<strong>by</strong> Edward, eat ing house, Clymer n Kin g, h sameSh cas<strong>by</strong> -Iumcs, farme r, bds Clymer n K ingSh ennasy Michael, laborer, h Main bet B asset t and B edfordShe rin " 'illiam A ., cnlii uet ma k er, bds ' V Carroll c MifflinSh erm an J ames 0 ., carpenter, bds Hycr's H otelSherrocke Ricburd, pressman, h Wilson e HenrySIU.a n VI N ALBEltT, contractor, h Gorham c CarrollSherwin 'Yo II . clerk , bds Gorham c P inckneyShiobel F rederick, laborer, It Greenbush Ad ditionShields .I obn, grocer, Main het Bedford and It. It. depot, hsameShipley David B., contract or, h Spaight c IngersollSHIP.MAN S l'E P I n~ N Y., architect, Bruen's Block, h SpaigLtn Ingersoll .Shoemaker Wi lliam, laborer, bds 'V ilson. II Bu tlerShoemak er )Iatthcw, ( Fuller, E th ridge & Co.,) grocer, t tl .K ing, h Dayt on. OhioSn XE IlJElt .HCOB, William Tell H ouse, Stat e n H enry, ItsameShumway S. , laborer, h University Av n Murra ySidneck -Iolm, h University Av n Murr aySiegler George. stone cutter, h williamson n E Can alSimmons J ncob, clerk, bds Clymer c Carr ollSitzler .Iolm, h B Canal n .MitHinSitzler J obn, .Ir., stu dent, bus E Canal n MifflinSitzmann Pe ter , lab orer, h B Canal n ClymerSkelley Edw ar d, labor er, h 'Vil son n Broome


GO~[A DI S OX DIRECTORY.Skihill Annn, waitress, Capi tol H ouseSki nner B. "T.. agent, bde Gorham c BrearleySkinner Wald o, h State n Gilm anSk inner \ Villiam "T., butcher. bds J ohn son bet Wisconsin Avand PinckneySlack J ohn, laborer, bds Mcdlsou Depot H ouseSlater 'V illiam, bateher, bds J ohnson bet wisccnstu Av andPinckneySlaughter J ohn " ".; undergraduate, bds Uni versitySlaught er P . Clayton, junior class. bds HnivcrsirySlaven -I nmes P. , far mer, It Gorham c w ebsterSlavan J ohn H; teller, Dane County Bank, 11 Gor ham betP inckney and ButlerSlaven Th omas M., farmer, h Gorham c " 'cbsterSlightam Ann, widow of John, h Clymer n lI enrySmith--, laborer, h " 'ashington Ay n DickinsonSmit h Achsab, widow of Chur ch, bds Wisccnein A\" c }Iai nSmith Albert, tailor, bds Wil son bet Br oome and H enrySmith Alfred, tailo r, bds Wilson bet H enry and BroomeSmit h Andrew, clerk, bds Gilman c FrancesSmith An ton, carpenter, h B Canal n ClymerSmith Asher , cugincor, h foot Clymer n It. It.Smith B . H ., widow of Ge orge , bds Clymer bet Carroll awlH amiltonS)IITH EDWABD n., president Bank Capitol, bds Pinckney nJ ohnsonSmith Edward II., (Smith &, Xleridit h, ") billiard saloon, Mainc King, h H amilton c Dayt onSmith Franc is, hotel. State n H enry, h sameS)IITII GEOBGE B., (Smith &; 'Kcyc, ,) mayor and lawyer,P inckney 11 Main, h Pinckney c WilsonSmith H enry, clerk , bda Gor ham 11 Wisconsin .AvSmith Henry D., prepara tory class, bds UniversitySmith H enry G., (colored,) bar keeper, bds wilson n King:Smith H. K., reporter, bds Pinckney c J ohnsonSmith J acob, tailor, h w illiamson n LivingstonSmith .Jam es, h w eehingtcn Av n ButlerSmith J . )1. , assistant clerk , S. L. D., bds "~ a s h i n g t on Av cH enrySmith J ames R., cabinet maker. h Henry n StateSmith J ohn P., tu tor, St at e University. h sameSmith .Ioscpb, carpenter, h w ebster n GilmanSmit h Margaret, widow, bds w illiamson 11 p vingstoll


M AD ISOS DIRECTOR Y, 6 1Smith Mary. widow of P eter . bds J ohnson n P at tersonSmith )Iary. widow of Phillip, h Clymer bet Bassett and Bedford'Smith Mntthew, tail or, bu s .I obuson n P att ersonSmith ~ li eha el , teamster, h J ohnson n PattersonSmith Michael, wheat buyer, h Brook' s AdditionSmit h P eter, laborer , 11 L angdon n StateSmith Phi lip, labo rer, h Lan gdon n StateSmit h Reuben, lat e contractor, h " ' ilson c " . CanalS ~lI T H ROREI\T J ., fancy goods, 15 King,bds Capitol HouseSmith Samuel ' V., student, bds H enry c 'Yasbington AvSmith Valentine, harbor, bus Mifflin n H enrySmith washington L. t( II. L. Fo ster & Co.,) pr oduce andcommission merchant, ' Yilson c \Y Cana l, h sameS ~lI T II & KEYES , (George B. Smith & E. W. Keyes.')lawyers, P inckney II MainSmith & 1\Ieriditb, (E. H. Smith &:; A. A. ~Icr id it h,) St. J ulicnbillia rd saloon, Main e K ingSnell Charl es, pri nter, J ournal OfficeSnell H olden, h .I euifer n FewSnow H enry D., print er, h -I ohnson c ParkSohlig Hubert, baker , St ate n Fairch ild, h sameSOlI N J . N., 13 KingSolberg C. F. , editor of }~m igrant , 19 K ing, 11 opp Court H ouseSollinger J ohn, lab orer, bds State n H enrySomers lIugh, grocer, Ki ng n " rUSOn, h sameSpanier George B., clerk, h K ing n ~Iai nSpencer Ann E ., dress mak er, It P inckney n w ashingt on Ivv, hsameSpencer .Iames, plasterer, h williamson c BaldwinSpencer J oseph P ., plasterer, h foot of Wi lliamsonSpencer Luther D., ( 1'. H . Spencer & Co.,) butcher, Pinckneyn ' Vashington Av, h sameSpencer Peletiah II. , ( P . H . Spencer &:; Co.,) butcher, P inckneyn 'Yashingtoll Av , h sam eSpencer Samuel J.J ., ( P. II . Spencer & Co.,) Lutcher, Pinckneyn 'Ynshington Av, h sameSpencer P . II. &. Co., {Pclet.inh IT. Spenc er, L uther D. Spencer& Samuel L. Spencer,) bu tchers, Pi nckney n MifflinSpooner Sar ah, domestic, U . S. H otelSprague E zra 'J1., (Carpenter &:; Sprague,) attorney 1\t law,McK eys' block l\Iain bet Pin ckney and Wisconsin AvSprec her Frederick, br ewer , willlamecn c Bl ount, h same


62 IIA DISOX DIRE CTORY.Squire O. W., bds Lake HouseSQUIR ES J OEL C., Bank Comptroller, Stale Capitol, h Statec ':\lurraySta ck J ohn, gas fitt er, h E Cana l n 3Iai nSt ack T homas, laborer, h r " Tilson n B assettStafford C., seamstress, Capit ol HouseSt afford S., waitress, Capit ol Hou seSmknnbeucr George, laborer, h Will iamson n IngersollSt anford Simon, Inborer, bds " Tilson bet Broome and BedfordStanford T homas, baker, It "Wilson bet Broome and BedfordStangelan d El ias, late publisher, h E Canal n )IiffiinStangeland P eter 0 ., clerk, lids )Iain opp Court HouseStanl ey Benjamin 0 ., provision dealer, h J ohoson n Stat eStark sen ~Ii c h a e l . carpe nte r, h 'Y Canal n ) lifHinStarkweath er Frederick T., sophomore class , bds UniversityStarkweath er J ohn, carpente r and builder, h " "i1son n WisconsinAvSt art 3l iss Bo , ready made linen, &:c., Carroll bet " "ashingtollA v and .:\liffi in, h sam eST A T g BA~K , Pi nckney 11 Wushington A,'. [ S ee Advtr ­tisement]STATE CAPITOL, Capit ol Park,het Pi nckney, Carroll, )Iiffi inand )lainState Coin Tavern, Mifflin c II enrySTATE H ISTORICAL SOCIE TY. basement Baptist Church,Carroll n Main::ir ATE J OUR X..\L, G Bruen's block, Pinckney e " ' ashingtouAvSTAn ; S UPE RI ~TE X D E X T P UBLlC IX STRUCTIO X.office basement Baptist Church, Carr oll n )lainSTATE UNIVERSITY, foot StateStockcmoseer William, veterinary surgeon and insurance agout,williamson n W" Canal, h sameSteele Cath ari ne, waitress, Capitol H ouseSt eensJand Halle, clerk , h E Canal n 'Vashillgton AvStein Christian, soap maker, " ' a lShington Av c Brearley, h sameStelaurgland Elias, printer, h E Canal n ' Vashington AvSterling Addi son A.; freshman class, bds University. Sterling J ohn W'., Prof. St ate University . h sameStevens Ann C., widow of Cyprian, bds J enifer e P attersonStevens Breese J ., ( Steve ns &: Lewis, ") lawyer, )Iain c Carr oll,bda Clymer bet wisconsin Av and CarrollSt evens H enry, shoe milker, bds Golden Sta r House


MADISOli DIRECTORY. • 6 3Stevens J ohn F. , builder, 11 Spaight n P attersonStevens Loyal A., compositor , bds Webster c i\Iiffi inSteve ns &; Lewis, ( B. •J. Stev ens & II. 1\1. Lcwis.) lawyers.Main c CarrollStevenson Martln, laborer, h Butler Il Ki ngSt evens on Ole, car penter, h Butler n KingSt. J ames E vangelical Luthera n Church, Main n HassettStokes F . A ., foreman, It :\li tHin 11 B roomeStolcenborg .I ohn, carpenter , It 'Williamson n P attersonStoltac Fra ncis A ., shoe maker, h Miffl in n II cnr vSt olz A., ( F. &. A. Stolz,) milliner, w ebster n ·King. 11 sameSt olz F., ( F. & A. Stola,") milliner. &c., 'Webster n Ki ng, hsameSt olz F. &. A., milliners nnd dr ess makers, \Vcbster n KingSt one George \V., compositor, bds Henry n MainSTO~E LOR E !i~ O D., ticket agent M. '" M. n, 1\ , h Mainhet Bedford and It. It. depotStoner J ohn , late cabinet maker , h E U311al c Gorham* S T O~ E R l'IIADISON. clerk, bds E 'Canul n Gorha mStorm H enry, porter, 8t .J ulien, Main e KingStorm lUar)"n., music t eacher, bds washington Av n CarrollStory Hugh G., mason, bds University Av Let Frances andL ake•St ory Willi am, farmer, bd s University Av Let Frances and LnkcStout Peter, compositor, bds H enry n ~ IaillStover Isaac S., clerk, bds Osborn HouseStratt on H. IL , bar te nder, Capitol HouseStraub J ohn, bds University Av c LakeStrauss H ., (.~ I. Strauss & ·Bro.,) segars, &c., Capit ol Houseblock, h at MilwaukeeStrauss :\1. & Hro., (M. & Henry Strauss,") segars, &c., CapitolH ouse block, h at MilwaukeeStraw W illiam C., enrponter, h E Canal n l.litHillStroebel George, shoe maker, h B lount n MainStroebel J oseph, shoe maker. h Clymer c BlairStroesc Christlieb, tailor, h Butl er n MifflinStrong Samuel J...., late dry goods, h .Ienifer bet Ingersoll andBrearleyStyma tz Henry, hotel, ' Vashington Av c w ebster. h sumeSuckow B. "T., assistant Sup't Public P roperty, Stato Capitol,bds Spaight n Baldwin-n.NOTE.- Th e first ID:Llc person born in tho Cit y of Mad ison, an d veryappropriately named Madi son Sto ner.


64 ~IADI S O :N DIR ECTORY.Suhr J ohn II., clerk . bds Stat e Bank buildingSullivan Ti mothy, lab orer, h Williamson c DickinsonSumner -I umes 'V ., clerk, bds Gorham n Pin ckneySurtt J ohn, carpenter, h ' Vashington Av n BlountSussmann J ulius, pedlar, bds William n t he LakeSu tphe n :i\I:tr.!!arct , widow, bds B ut ler C lllifHinSutton .l ohn E. , sophomore class, bds U niversitySwa in 'Yilliam. tinsmith, bds W Cn.nalSIVA)II' LA ND DE PAltT)IENT, City I1all, )liffi in c IVi,-cousin AvSwanson .Jobn, wood chopper , It Spaight n DickinsonSwedberg -I onas, book keeper , 1J


MADISON DIltECTORY. 65Thompson Archibald, porter bouse, King c Clymer, h sameTh ompson Caroline, cook, American HouseTh ompson Edward , Sup' t Gas Oo., Bru en's block, hE Canaln 'YilsonThompson J ohn, clerk, bds Christiana HouseThompson 0 ., clerk, bds Clymer c CarrollThur ston Daniel S., h St ate n Gilman'I fbbies F. G., ( Tibbits & Gordon,) hardware, King n Mniu,(and Tibbits, Gordon & Co.,) produce and commissionmerchant, R . R . depot grounds, bda Capitol H ouseTibbits K. S., gentleman, bda "Wisconsin Av bet Clymer and·WilsonTibbits & Gordon, ( F . G. Tibbitts & W. T. Gcrdon,) hard ­ware, &0., King n Main, and (Tibbits, Gordon & Co., )produce and commission merchants, R. R. depot groundsTobin John, laborer, h 'Vilson bet Broome and BedfordTobin J ohn, porter, h n R. R. depotTobin Th omas, farmer, h Gorham c WebsterT OLFORD CH ARLES F ., painter, bda Bassett, n ClymerTOLFOltD JOSH UA W., paint er &c., F airchild bet Mainand Hamilton, bda Baesett n ClymerTonsen Henry, laborer, h B edford n wilecoTorgerson Ole, printer, h E Oenal n JohnsonTorney Bernard, hack driver, bds w isconeln Av n ' VilsonTouhey Thomas, laborer, h r Wilson n Bassett.Towera William P ., paint er, h J enifer n Ingersoll'I'raey William, tailor, bds Pinckney bet Main nnll ClymerTrainer Daniel, laborer, h Wilson n BedfordTreat Hiram F., merchant tailor, h Gorham n PinckneyTredway Arch ibald D., (Donaldson & Tre dway,) dry geode,groceries, &c., Main opp the P ark , h Gorham n CarrollTredway l\bnning, book keeper Dane County Bank, bds Pinckneyc JohnsonTr cvcy Rnth, widcw of William, h Ham ilton cpp Clymer'I'rinkhaua II enry, h J ohnson n Blount'I'rontar !tIary J ., dress maker, bds State n FrederickTscheudy P eter, h St ato n GorhamTue J ames W., painter, bds Wilson n P inckneyTullia D. II., principal Bacon College, bds American lIouseTur ner, A. J ., clerk, bds--Turner, Henry J ., school teacher, bds Carroll n WashingtonA.Turner J ackson, printer, bds Webster c Mifflin9


66 ~IADI S O:-; DIRE CTORY,Turner J oseph, laborer, bds Wilson bet Carroll and Ha miltonTurney K earn, shoe maker, h"rCanal n .:JIifflinTu rtle Edward laborer, h Spaight n DickinsonTutty J ames, carpenter, bds " Tilson bet P inckney and Bu tleru.Ufford George H. ; carpenter, h Gorham bet Li vingst on andBrearleyUllman Louis book-keeper, h Clymer n \\:"asbington A ..­Ulrich Ferdinand, blacksmith, bde Kraus' HotelUnderdown William S., printer, bds )lain c BroomeUNITED ST ATES HOTEL, )lain c P inckneyv.Valentine Charles, shoe maker, bds Clymer n PinckneyValentine J ohn, shoe maker, hils Gilman n Sta teVAN BERGE N F. s, U. S. lIotel, Main c PinckneyVa n Bergen Martin .L, bds Clymer c wisconsin AvVan Bergen Peter II., h J ohnson bet Carr oll and WisconsinAvVan Etta. .Jecob, clerk, Capit ol House, bde sameVA N SLYK E l'IAPOLEON Il., ( J. Richar dson &- Co.,)president Da ne County Bank and real estat e agent, P inckneyc 'Vasbington A v, h Pinckney c GilmanVan Wie I saac, City Hotel, 35 KingVaaen ::\Iartin, mason, h wilson c BlountVecrhusen william, saloon, Main bet Pi nckney and " ' isconsinA'll, h Gorham n BlairViall And rus, mason h Carroll c J ohnsonViall F ranklin, carpenter, h Gorham n Li vingstonVILAS LEVI B., farmer, h Langdon c II enryVimont Thomas J ., freshmen class, bds UniversityVincent Lewis, laborer, b Spaight n P atters onVogel Julius, t urner, wood, ivory and meta l, Williamson c Livingston,h sameVoid william A ., lager beer saloon, 2 Ki ng, h Stat eVollendur Frank, mason, h Williamson e Li vingstonVoiyier Louis, stone cutter, h J ohnson n LivingstonVroman George " '. , carpenter, h W isconsin Av n Gorham


~(ADISOXDIRECTORY.w.Wackmlln H enry , car penter, h Brooks n -Iolmson'V afers J umes, laborer, h Clymer n Redford'Wains Heniger, carp enter, h Spraight n Dickinson\Vais David , (\Vais & Th eisen,) wagon maker, Main n " "ehster,h same'Yni s & Th eisen, {David ',,",nis & )1. Th eisen.} wagon mak ers,Main n w ebsterWakeley Charles T., (Wakeley &: Tenney,") lawyer, 8 Bruen',Block, h Washington Av c HenrvWakeley &: Tenney, (C. T. Wakeley &: D. K. Tenney,) lawyers,Bruen's Hloek Pinckney n Washington Av\Valdschaky Gottlie b, laborer, h williemscn c Dickinson'Yaldschaky Michael, brewer, bds Williamson n Fewwalker Em anuel, ( colored,) saloon, Kin g, h r 'Vilaon betPin ckney and HurlerWalker Thomas II. , blacksmith, bds Gilman n State\\1'all Ohrtstopber, tail or, h Main n Bassett\\rallace .Joseph, teamster , bds E Canal 11 W·ashington Av"~n ll a. c e Thomas, bds Clymer c Wisconsin AvWallace ' Yilliam, clerk , bus Clymer c w isconsin A\'\Vallnee \V. II., clerk, bds American House\ Vallington George 11'. , Laker, It E Canaln :Miffl inWaluon w illiam B., civil engineer, It Gorham n Patterson' Valzinger A . &: Co., confectioners. B K ing, It Kin g n Wil son' YanJ!;er "r., boardin g, \V Canal n \Villiamson' f ard Andrew J ., physician, 13 King , 11 Carroll c Yin e' Var d -Iames \V., real estate, Clymer e Pinckney, bds Spaightn .Ienifer\Yard Susan II., tea cher , bda Spaight c In gersoll'Y ard ' Villiam G., engineer, h Murray n Bngle' Varrell Albert, ice dealer, foot H amilton on Fourth Lake, bdeWehster n Johnson,rarren Samuel P.; composit or, bda Henry n MainWar tsicbor Henrich, laborer, h Williams on c IngersollWatkins J oseph, bar keeper, bds Wils on c King\rater Cure, bank s of Lake Monona'Vaterhouse Silas, mason, h Spaight 0 Dickinson'V aters -I ohn D., musician , bds Clymer n Pinckney·Watson J oho, compositor, bds Henry 0 MainWatson J oseph, teamster, It r Broome n Main6 7


68 MADISON DIRECTROy'\VATSON ' V. II ., private secretary 00'01'1101', State Capitol,bda Wi sconsin Av n ·WabaterWebb George, (Calkins &; Webb,) publisher, Main c Webster,h Carroll c GorhamWebber J....cwie, laborer, bds State n Fairchild·Woek George, laborer, bds State n H enryWeed Clara , widow of Daniel II., bda Pin ckney c WilsonWEBSTE R J A)IES S., painter, King n Butler, h Gorhum ewisconsin A v. [ See A dvertise ment]·WELCH JOHN D.• sheriff, Court House, Main c Fairchild, h" Tilson c CarrollWelch Wil liam, hack driver, bda Clymer n Wlsconein AvWelch William, (Welch &; Lamb, ) lawyer, 13 King, h WinnebagoLake .WELCH &; r,AMB, ( William Welch &; '1'. J . Lamb,) lawyers,13 King. [ S ee Advertis ement ]\Vcnstob Charles -L, printer, bds Clymer\Verthner -Iohn G., carpenter, h Gorham e \VcbsterWcstfell B W., clerk, bds Langdon n FairchildW eatfull 'V. P ., teller w iaconeic Bank, bda Langdon n HenryW esterman Henry, painter, University Av n Lake, h sameWesterman William, painter, University Av n Lake, h sameWheeler Harr iet A ., widow of Edward L., bda .Johnsou bctPinckney and Hamil tonWheeler Nat han M., physician, h Fairchild n Main' Vhitcomb P armenas H ., compositor, hdsW hite--, postmaster at Capitol, bds Clymer n Pinck neyW HI TE J ULI US, secretary 'Wisconsin State Insurance Company,P inckney n Clymer, h Gilman bet Carroll and FairchildWhite Robert, carpenter and builder, 'Washington Av, h Gorhamn BrearleyWhite Simeon P., carpenter, h Gilman D St ateWhitehead J nnethan, mason, bds University Av bet Francesaud Lake' Vhitley J . II ., printer, bds Osborn H ouse' Vhitney - - , h Webster n Hamilton" rhitney Henry, machinist , bds Main n Bassettw hitney Itodgcrs E ., rectifier, bde Smith' s Hotelw hitney William F ., wines and liquors, 4 Van Bergen's Block,P inckney n Clymer, h"rebsterWbittelscy Frederick, (F. &; J . H. Whittel, ey,) dry goods, 2Van B ergen's Block, Pinckney, h Clymer n Pinckney


~IADI S O N DIRECTORY. GDWhittelsey J ohn II., (F. & ,J. II. Whitt elsey,) dry goods, 2Van Bergen's Bl ock, Pinckney, h Clyme r u PinckneyWHI TTELSE Y F. & J. II ., dry goods, &c., 2 Van Bergen' ,lUock, Pinckney. [ Ste Aduertiu nlNtt ]Wicker t Chris tina, widow of 'William, bde 'Wilson app K in~wickcre .Iohn, assistant sorgoant-at-a rme, Capitol, bds Wilsonopp Kingw idvcy Theodore J ., lawyer, 8 Bruen's Bleck, bds Williamsonn Livingst onw ight man Francis. deputy County Clerk, bds J ohnson 11 HamiltonWilcox George W. o clerk of Police Court. bds State n I..akeWilkes J oseph, foreman State J oumal I'rinticg House, h Daytonn lIenryWilkins C. F ., hair dresser, bds Prospect n BlairWillans J ohn, clerk, Sehool Land Office, h Gorham n Bl ountWII,r,ARD CHARLES A., produce dealer, M. & 1I. R. R.depot grounds, bd a Bassett c Mainwillard Diamond, bds Bassett c MainWILLAIm GEORGE A. , grain and produce dealer, ~1. &It R . depot grounds, h Bassett c MainWilla rd Minnie, widow of Thomas, bds Hassett c MainWill et L ouisa A ., widow of Aquilla, b Carroll n W ashingtonAvWillgr obs J ibbe , laborer, h Gorham n BrearleyWilliams Charles II., carpenter, h Wilson n Butler\Villiams Chau ncey IJ., book keepe r, bds at the UniversityWill iams David. h E Can al n Mifflin\ Villiams H orati o N., plasterer, h Williamson cb Dickin son'WiIliams :'tIrs. C. IJ., mat ron, St at e University, h sameW illiams u, '1'., clerk S. IJ. D., It Mifflin n Broome' Villittms Th omas S., paint er, bus Wileen n Kin gWilliams 'William, bds Sta te n GilmanWilliamson ] ~ z e ki el M" ( \Villiamson & Ba rwise. ) banker,P inckney n Main, h Pi nck ney c DaytonWI L LIA~I SON & BARWrSE, ( Eo ~1. Williamson & G. II.Barwise,") ba nkers, Pi nckney n .Main . [S ee Advertis e­ment ]"~iIljs Fredorick ..A., clerk , bde J ohnson\Yill is Henry, bar tender , bds St. J ulien Saloon' Villi'! Henry, (colored,) hair dresser , h ' VHaon bet Pinckneyand ButlerWills W illiam C., lumberman, 11Sta te n Fred erick


'1'0MADISON DIRECTORY.Wilson--, widow, h Butler n Mifflin'ViIson Charles II ., comedian, h junction Hamilton and Carroll'Vilsan Harriet, widow of Luther, h Pinckney c Johnson'Vilson John, h Butler n Mifflin" Tilson J ohn II ., carpenter, bds 'Vilsan n Bu tlerWinch Seth F. &; Oo., ( Seth F. Winch & George Seekell,)produce and grain dealers, M. & 1\1. R. R. depot grounds,h same'Vinge C. II . R., printer, h 'Yilliamson n Livingstonw inslede John , carpenter, h Wilson n Ba ssettWISCONSIN BA)[K OF MADISON, Main 0PP the ParkWlsconsin House, Gilman n StateWisconsin State Telegraph Co., Bruen's Bl ock, Pinckney cweshingscc Avw ise Frederick, potter, h Williamson n FewWiser John B. , carriage maufacturer, w isconsin Av n Clymer,h sameWislar J obn, butcher, 'Webster n Main, h samew clzer Henry, mason, 11 Stat eWood A. S., marble dealer, bds Main c W Canal'Vood P . E., stone cutter, 11 Main c 'V CanalWOOD SYDNEY A., daguerreotypes, &e., P inckney bet Mainand Clymer, h Main c 'V Canal. [ See Adv,rti.sement. ]'Voodbury J ames, h Mifflin n 'Wisconsin AvWoodman Francis, hostler, bds Ulymer bet Pinckney and K.ingWORDEN WILLIAM II., butcher, 6 King, h Butler n KingWInGIIT DAVID II. , ju stice of peace, h Carr oll c Johnson'Wright Henry, deputy City Treasurer, h W ilson bet Carrolland HamiltonWright -I ohn, ( 'Vright & Paine,") druggist, 7 K.ing, h 'Vilsonc Carroll'Vright Thomas F ., shoe maker, h Butler n MainWRIG HT & PA INE, (John Wright & George Paine.} drugsand medicines, 7 King. [ S ee Ad vertisement]Wuld Christopher, tailor, h l Iain n Bassett' Vyman Emerson E ., policeman, h " Tilson n Broome'Vyman Erastus, carpenter and builder, h Spaight n IngersollWyman Ezekiel E ., late carpenter, h " Tilson n Bassett·Wyman 'V. II., insurance agent, Bruen's Bl ock, Pinckney c'Vashington Av, bds Butler n Clymer' ",,")'Tick J . I. , printer, bde webseer c Mifl:lin


~!AD l S O);DIRE CTORY,Y.Yielding Richard, veterinary surgeon. h E Canal n Johnson'to"Dung Henry, carpenter, h Blair n w illiamsonYoung H enry, paint er, h Wilson n Bl airYoung )Iartha A" milliner. Pinckney n Main, II sameYoung Michael, ( P . Young &, Bro., ) billiards and restaurant,Atwood's Block, ylain, h sameYoung P . &. Brother, ( Peter .&:: Michael Young, ) Stv Nicbolaabilliards and restaurant, Atwood's Bl ock, Main, h sameYoung Thomas H., painter, h Pinckney n " '"3shington AvYoungman Henry, cabinet maker, h Statez.'IIZeller Matt hias, shoe maker , h Main n 'V Canalhctt ellcr F. T., assistant clerk, Swamp Land Department, hMain bet Bassett and Bedfordhull .Icsepb, shoe maker, bds Webster n Miff lin~ wa ng Michael, stone mason, h w illiemecn n DickinsonZwicckay C., saloon, w isccnein Av c Mifflin, end hotel, Gilmann St at e, h Gilman n State


BUSINESS DIRECTORY.---_.-Agents, Collecting.(See Collecti,,!! Agenls, )Agents, Express.(Sit E xpress Agent s. )Agents, General.eSee General Ageflts,)Agents, Insurance.(See I nsurance Agents.)Agents, Landand Loan.(See Loan "nd Land Agent, . )Agents, Real Estate.( See Real E,late Ay."t s. )Agricultural Implement, &:0., Dealers in.Adams &. Adams, 8 KingBillings &; Carman, King n ButlerCarman P. L. & Co., Main n R R depotFox Samuel R., Main c CarrollPerry B. 1? , Webster n KingTibbits &; Gordon, King n Main


7'4 )!ADISOX DIRE CTOIIY.Beds and Mattrasses.( See Furniture Dealers.)Billiar d Saloons.Doerschlug A. P., Pi nckney c ~lainSt. J ulien, (Smit h &. Meridi th, ") Main c Kin gSt. Nicholas, (P. Young &, Bro.,) Atwood's block, MainUnited States, Main c Pin ckneyBlack and White Smiths.Carter 'William, wieconein Av n ClymerFields P eter n., Gilman bet State and University AvHagan Samuel, \Villiamson bet Blount and LivingstonLamp J ohn, \Villiamson bet Ingersoll and Few)Ialdone & Crampt on, State c GilmanP arker James J ., Sta te n HenryPearson &. Pentul, Main n ButlerHeiner John, ju ne w ilson and williamsonHou se Casper M., Pinckney 11 Clymer'Vais & Theisen, Main n w ebsterBlank Book Manufacturers.Atwood &. Ru blee, Pinckney c \Yashington AvBliss, Eberhard -.\; Festner, 11 KingBoarding Houses.Anderson Andrew, Clpner c Carr ollA.ustin Ira, ' Yilson n P inckneyBarry P. D., Main n BedfordClark Cynthia )1., )litllin c WebsterCox R obert, 'V Canal n MifflinDoris Tho mas, .l\Iain 11 Ba ssettEddy Eliza, Washington Av n CarrollL arned P atr ick, Main n Hassett)I cPyncheon 'YilIiam, Butler c 'YilliarnsonMadison DCDot House, ft "rashington Av n R. R. dcpot)Ioody N:i.th·3.n J ., Fa irchild n )IainHathbu n Hugh C., Main n HenryBoat Builder.Henrichs G. A., Gorham n Blair


MADISON DIR ECTORY.~ Boiler Maker.Brown Israel E., Lake n Fourth LakeBook Bind ers.Atwood & nublee, P inckney c w esbingtou A"Bliss, Eberhard & Reamer, 11 KingBooksellers an d Stationers.Bliss, Eberhard & Fcstner, 11 KingBoots and Shoes, Dealers and Makers.Beckman Charles, King n the LakeBr ooks William, Wil son n KingBurgees James E ., 3 Fair child's blockBurwell David M., Main opp the parkDudley William, Washington Av 11 PinckneyFry Miehael, Gilman bet University Av and StateF uller Francis D., King c MainGallagher J ames, Webster Jl KingGilman George 'V., P inckney n MainHarding ' Villiam, 'Vilson eKingHarris 'I'homus, University Av n LakeHeeren Thomas, Gilman c F runcosHorman II enry, King c ClymerBowling Saloon.Col<strong>by</strong> ' Villiam, w ashington Av n PinckneyBrown Israel K , Lake IIBrass Founder.Fourth LakeBrewers.Rodermund J ohn, Yahara CanalSprecher Frederick, williemsou c BlountViogt William, State c GorhamBnrning Fluid.( Sec G'amplune and Burning F luid. )


76 MADI SON DIR ECTORY.Brokers Exchange.(lapitol of t he Capit ol, P inckney n waehingt o» AvDane County Bank, Pinckney c \\rashingt on AvHa rri s & H arris, Pinckney n MainRichardson J . & Co., Pinckney c \Vashington AvRil ey Rufu s S., Main n Carro llStat e Bank, P inckney bet \Vashington Av and Main\Visconsin Bank, Main bet Pi nckney and \Visconsin AvButch ers.Bradley H enry, Morr is n BedfordBrown & Mar lnus, State n Gorha mConlcy & Rhodes, Main n " rcbstorHumm el Frederick, State n H enryKeppel 'I'homus, Wllll amson n }J Canall\In.n ning Willi am , Main n BedfordNichols Robert, H amil ton junction CarrollSpencer P . II. & Oo., P inckney n MifflinWislar J ohn, \Vcbster n MainWorden William II ., G Ki ngCabinet Make" .(See also Furniture Dealers.)Buck O. C. & Co. , Main n CarrollClark Darwin, 1\Iain n ' VebsterF isher James E . & Co., Pin ckney II WilsonCamphene and Burnin g Fluid.Colwell & Co., P inckney n MainDe Frees J. 1\1., Main n Carroll' Vright & P aine, 7 Ki ngCarpenters and Builders.Burwell J . C., Murray n StateCampbell J ames, ' Vashington Av n Br oomeCosgr ove Michael, Frances n University AvDavis Richard T., Pinckney e DaytonDenrds J obn, 'Vilson bet H enry and BroomeFielmann Au gustu s, Clymer n H enryHopkins J ames, J r., Bassett c ClymerJack & R ichardson, Mifflin n Pinckney


•~IADI S ON DIRECTORY.K arns & Howar d, Miffl in n Pinck neyLorenzen Claus, Gorham c Patt ersonMoulton H. N., Clymer bet Broome and HenryMoxley Almon R., Clymer c Henry3Iyer .Jolm, Wilson bet Carroll and H amiltonNoble J ames D.• Gorham n PattersonPierce Christopher C., H amilt on II ClymerSacht yen J cbn, J ol mson n BlountStarkweather J ohn, " rilson n 'Wisconsin As77Carpets, Oil Cloth, and Matting,.Cole W., & Co., Pinckney n ' Vashington AyDonaldson & Tredway, Main opp the P arkKlauber S., & Co., 1 and 2 F aircbilc.l's BlockChina, Glass and Earthern Ware.Calc"T. & Co., Pi nckney 11 " ' ashington AyDodge H iram G., w ebster n MainHarding 'Yilliam, Wilson n K ingIfuehting Brothers, :Miffl in e CarrollP oole D. C., Atwood's Block l\Ia in II CarrollCivil Engineers and Surveyors.Drake Levi P ., -I enifer c P atersonFitch " 'illiam F ., w Canal c ~Ia inHough 'Villiam )1. , Court IIousc, Main c FairchildRiley Isaac B., Moin opp the Pork'''3oltt oo william B., Gorham n PattersonClergymen.Britt on, {Episcopal}Brooks Wo R , (Baptist,) Gorham n 'Wisconsin AyEgglest on, N. rr., ( C on gr e~ ati o n al,) I....angd on u StateEsslinger J ohn Go , ~IifR in bet I~ Cana l and HlnirGreen , Yo L., ( P res<strong>by</strong>t erian.') J ohnson c I ngersollHaider Michael, (Germa n Catholic,) University A v c Frances.Miller, J ames ' V • ( Methodist,) B utl er u HamiltonHiordan George T., ( Catholic,) Henry n ) Ia inClothe, Sconrer and Renovator.F uller William n., Main n Carroll


•78 ~IADIS O:; DIRECTQRT.Clothing, New and Second Hand.Fuller william II., ) 1:lin n CarrollClothiers, Wholesale and Retail.Flesh & I'crcbb eimer, 3 Van Herz en'a BlockFriend & Crawford, 9 King eKlaub er S. & Co., 1 and ~ Fairchild's BlockL enz Jacob, State n HenryL obstein J oseph & Oc., 19 KingCloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.(See Dry Goode, 117lOlesal. and Retail. )Coach and Carriage Makers.Bird Brothers, Muiu n ButlerForan & Brother, Stato n Gilman'Viser John B., w isconsin Av n ClymerCoal Dealers.Carmen P. L. &:: Co.. Main n R. H. depotWillard George A., ~ I. & ~I. R. R. depot ground,Collin Warehouse.Fitch Deming, Main c HenryCollecting Agents.Benedict S. G., Pinckney n MuinHarris & Harris, Pin ckney n ::\1ainMayhew Jo seph 'V., Pinckney n MainRiley Rufus S.. Main n wisconsin Avwilliamson & Barwise, Pinckney n MainCommission Merchants.Carman P. 1.1. &:: Co" )I o.io n R. R. depotPoster II. L. & Oo., wilson c " ... CanalGridley &:: Bruce, Pi nckney n ClymerHill J . II . & Co., Williamson c !l utlerMcPyncheon 'Villiam , Main n P inckneyRobson J ., M. & M. R. R depot groundsSawyer George R. , M. & M. R. R. depot greunds


) IADISO:l DIRE CTORr.Tibbit., Gordon & Co., MI&j)l R R depot ground.Willard Charles A., M & bl R R depot ground.Willard George A.. ~ I. & M R R depot ground.Wineh Setb F. & c-, M ,,< ~ I R R depot grounds7 9Confectioner.Moessner Frederick, King n ClymerMyers .I onathan .J., Main n Webst crWalzingcr A. &. Co.. 4 KingContractors.Hartwell Gee. F., {wond,") State n ~ Iu rrayCooper.Hinrichs Christian, Willliarnson n BrearleyCountry Store.Heeren Thomas, Franc es c GilmanDaguerreotypes.f Ambrotypes Photograph"Fuller ,John S., Well bl ~I a i u u Carroll' \"ood Sydney A" Pinckney Let )Iain and Clymer&e..Daguerreian Artists Materials.Colwell &. Co.. Pinckney n l\IainDentists.Chittenden Nelson, Main e BroomeHowells J. C., Pinckney n Main)Icad L. G., Pinckney n w asbiogton AvDentists Materials.Colwell & Co., Pinckney n l\lainDie Sinker.Bliss, Eberhard & Festncr, 11 KingDress Makers.Alexander Elizabeth, Wilson opp W Canal


80 MADISON DIRECTORY.Dillon Ellen & Maria, Wil son n Kin gErrickson B cllere, Clymer c CarrollFlasch Eliz abeth, w ashington Av n BlountH owell Mory, Gil man n State?tlc Ki nnon Elle n, IIamilton n MainMcMah on Julia, Main n CarrollSpencer Anne E., Pinckney n Miffli nStolz Misses F. & A" \Vcbstcr n KingTrostar 1\la1'Y .L , State n FrederickYoung Mart ha A., Pinckney n MainDress Trimmings.(See also Dry Goods, Retail. )Donaldson &: Tredway, Main opp the parkKlaube r S. &: Co., Mnin c Pi nckneyW hittclsey F . & J. II., Pinckney n ClymerDrngs & Medicines, Retail.Colwell &. Co., Pi nckney n MainDe Frees J ames M.• Main n CarrollHarding 'Villiam, " Tilson n KingHobbins 'William, 4 King1\101s Frnuz .J., State n FairchildWright & Paine, 7 Ki ngDry Goods, Wholesale and Retail.Cole \V. & Co., Pinckney n \Vashington AvDodge Hiram G., w ebster n MainDonaldson &; Tredway, Main opp the parkDudley "William, Washington Av n " rcbsterGriffin J ohn G., 23 KingH arding " rilliam, ' Vilson n KingHucht ing Brot hers, Carroll c MifflinKlaub er S. & c e., 1 and 2 Fairchild's blockl\Iain ,Y. S. & A . H .; St ate n MifflinMarston J eremiah, Sta te c GilmanMcKey & Bro., 9 ~I aillR eynolds .I ohn, P inckney n , r ashington Av."~h it t el se y F. & .J. II ., 2 Van Bergen's block, P inckney


~L\ DIS O~DIRE CTOItY.Dye Woods and Dye Stufts.(See also Dr U!Js and ll edicinee, Retail.)Colwell & Co., Pinckney n MainEating Houses.(See also Restaurants. )Baxter George, Main bet Bedford and R It depotFoss George, Clymer n KingShens<strong>by</strong> Edward, Clymer n K ingEmbroiderer.Darry Fanny, Hamilton n Main8 1Engraver, (Metal.)Bliss, Eberhard & Festner, 11 KingEngravings an d Prints.Bliss, Eberhard & F cstner, 11 KingExpress Agents.Douglass H. A., ' Vashington Av n Pi nckney-I obnson T. W., Main opp R R depotExpress Companies.American Express Co., Washington Av n P inckneyMerchants' Despatch, Main opp R It depotFishing Tackle.Gleason & Broth er, 7 MainTibbits & Gordon, K ing n MainFlour, Grain and Feed.(See also Grain and Feed, Dealers -in. )Harding 'Villiam, Wilson n KingHeeran Thomas, Gilman c FrancesFlouring Mills.Ilslcy Eo lJ . & Co., Yahara Canal11


82 ~IADISON DIRECTROY.Forwarding Merchants·Tibbits, Gordon & CO., )1 & )1 R R depot groundsFruit Dealers.Fuller, E thridgo & Co., 15 KingMyers Jonathan J., Main n w ebsterFurniture Dealers.(See also CaUnet J.llalcere.)Buck O. C. &; Co., Main n CarrollClark Darwin, Main n w ebsterFisher James E. & Co., Pinckney bet Clymer and WilsonFurs and Skins, Dealers in.Tibbits" Gordon & Cc., It It depot groundsWillard George A., It R depot groundsWinch Setb P . & cs., It It depot groundsGas Fitter and Gas Fixtures.GIBBS ED)IOND, Pinckney n )1i8lin, h sameGeneral Agents.Benedict Stephen G., Pin ckney bet Main and w esbington AvHUNT JOHN W. Dr., State CapitolGents' Fnrnishing Goods.Booth Willicm, Pinckney bet Main and ClymerFilkins Mrs. •J., Carroll n Mlftli uFlesh & Fcrcbhcimcr, Pinckney n ClymerFriend & Crawford, 9 KingKlauber S. & Co., Main c PinckneyStart l\Iiss E., Carrolln MifflinGrain and Feed, Dealers in.(See P roduce Dealer, ,)Grocers, Wholesale and Retail.Atwell Benjamin A" State n J ohnson


MA DISON DIR ECTORY.Bowen B . ' V. , Pi nckney n Wusbington AyColwell & Co., Pi nckn ey n MainCook Charl es 'V., P inckney n MainCottlan &: Broa., State n GorhamDodge Hiram G., w ebster n MainDonaldson &; 'I'redway, Main opp the par kDudley William, \Vashington Av n websterE ngel Samuel, 17 KingFrench Myron B•• University Av c LakeFuller, Ethridge & Co., 15 K ingGri ffin J ohn G., 23 Ki ngHale Elias E ., State n Dayt onHarding '''illiam, ' Vilson n KingH eeran Thomas, Gilman c FrancesIIINRICII OTTO, Williamsou c BrcnrlevHuehting Brothers, Carroll c Mifflin •Main W . S. & A . II., State n Miffl inMarston J eremiah, State c GilmanMarver P. B., State n MifflinMuldoon Michael, Clymer n BedfordMurphy J ohn, Main n Basset tOTT J aIIN G., ' Yilliamson c LivingstonSekles &; Co., State n HenryShields J ohn, Main n R. R. depotSomers H ugh, King n Wilson' Vright & P aine, 7 Ki ngGuns, 'Pistols, &c., Dealers in.Adams & Adams, 8 Ki ngBatchelor J ames, University Av n Lak eBovee Theodore N., Pi nckney bet Clymer and ' VilsollF ox Samuel R., Main o CarrollGleason & Brother, 7 MainT ibbit s & Gord on, King n MainGunsmiths.Batchelor J ames, University Av n L akeBovee T heodore N., Pinckney bet Clymer and w ilsonLaib Oharles, w ebster 0 K ioMcGovern Ant hony, Main n Carr R ollHair Dressers.Barker Mahlon, Maio c Pinckney83


84 )[,\0180:; DIR ECTORY.Bartboldt Wilhelm, State n Fa irchildDickson James, under American HouseOsterta g Fr ederick, Capitol HouseSchlotthancr George. 33 KingHardware and Cutlery, Wholesale and Retail.Adams & Adams , 8 K ingDodge Hiram G., ' Ycbstcr n ~Iai nFox Samuel R. , Main o CarrollGleason & Brother, 7 )IainTibbits & Gordon, Ki ng n MainHarness Makers.Albee Otis A.. .Main n HamiltonBodenstein Henry, Webster n KingChynoweth Th omas. ,rashingt on Av n Pin ckneyF uller .Jaim .L, State n GilmanPage Louis, King c ClymerHats, Caps and Furs.Dudley ' Villiam, ' Vnshington Av n Pin ckneyFriend & Crawford, 9 KingMcGic George n. & Co., 3 Fairchild's BlockHotels.American House, P inckney c 'Yashington AvCapitol House, Main e " "'isconsin AvChristiana. House. B Canal n MifflinCity Hotel, 35 Ki ngEastern Hotel, ft 'Washington Av n H. It. depotFar mers' H otcl, Main n It. It. depotF uller Eliphalet, williamson n Ye bar e CanalGolden Star, Mniu c " rebate rHouk's Hotcl, Ulair n ' VilliamsonHycr's Hotel, J enifer c P atterson .Kinney..'s Hotel, ) Iain bet Bedford nud H. H. depotKraus' Hotel, yl ain n ,Yo CanalLuke House, ,rilson e KingOsborn House, King n )binP ennsylvania House, "~ a s hi ng t o n A \" n E CanalSmith Fr ancis, State II HenrySt ate Coin, (Herman,') Mifflin c Henry


~[ADIS OXDIRECTORY.United St ate Hotel, ~1ain e Pinckneywilliam Tell, State n HenryW"isconsin House, Gilman n State85House Furnishing Goods.Adams &. Adams, S KingF ox: Samuel R., j)Iain e CarrollGles son &. Brother, Meln n Pinckn eyTibbits & Gord on, King n MainIce Creatn Saloon.Myers .I ouat hun J ., Main n WebsterIce Dealer.'VarrcD Albert, n Hamilton n Pin ckneyInsur ance Agents.Benedict Stephen G., Pin ckney bet Main and ' Yashington AvDean Simeon, Bruen's BlockEDGERTON H E NRY K., Pin ckney nndcr State BankKeyes E . W., Pin ckney n MainMayhew J oseph W"., PinckneyNoyes Ru el, 3 Bruen's Block, PinckneyProudfit James K,; Pin ckney c ClymerSteckemesser w illiam, Williamsen n W CanalI ron Founders.Brown Israel E ., Lake on Fourth LakeScovill T heodore M., State c .Johnson.I eger Beer Saloo ns.Bans Richard, 17 KingBeye r H enr y. Wilson opp K ingDoerschlag A . P.: Pinckney c }lbinH effner Ferdinand, K ing c WebsterHess H enry. Clymer n Kin gHoffman w illiam, Clymer n King~I eyer Caspar, Main opp th e parkP ellage & K noefel, Web st er n MainStymntez Henry, \Vnshingt on c Webs ter


86 MADISON DIRECTORY.Vccrhusen 'Villinm, 8 MainV oid 'Villimll L., 2 KingYa~la Gottfried, Main n R It depot~wl c ckay C., Mifflin c Wisconsin AvJewellers.(Sec Watches, Olocks and Jewelry.)Justices of the Peace.Barry Peter D., Main n BedforuPoster Henry L., "Tilson c 'V CanallIunt J ohn W., State CapitolWr ight David R ., Carroll c J ohnsonLand and Loan Agents.Benedict S. G., Pinckney n MainI~d gcr ton Henry K., Pinckney 11 'Vashington AvFalkner James P., Pinkney c MifflinHarris &; Harris. Pinckney n MainHu nt J ohu W., State Capit olHiley R ufus S., Main n 'Visconsin AvWilliamson & Barwi sc, Pinckney n MainLawyers.Abbott &: Clark, Main opp parkAinsworth &; Baltzell, w ells' Block, Main n CarrollAtwood & Haskell, Bruen's Block, Pinckney c We sbingt on AvBlake J. M., Van Bergen's Block, Pi nckney c IllymerCarpenter J . II ., 11 KingCarpenter & Sprague. McKey's Block, Main bet Pinckney andwisconsin AvCoit D. It., Wells' Block, Main n CarrollCutler &; Ford, Vnn Bergen's Block, Pinckney c ClymerFalkner James P., Pinckney c MiffiinGregory &; Pinney. l1ain n CarrollHarding 'William P., P inckney c :MifflinHasbrouck & Guenoc, Atwood's Block, Main c CarrollH ood Thomas, W Oanal c MainJ ohnson J ohn W., 11 KingKnapp &; Jarvis, Pinckney n ClymerMayhew Joseph 'V., Pinckney n Main


~IADJ S Ol1DIRE CTORY.1\10..:\voy J . II.• Court House, :Main c FairchildOrton, Hopkins &. Firmin. Pin ckney n Washington AvOrton &. Bryant, 1 Van Bergen's BlockRemington H. 'V.• Court House, :Main c FairchildHollins Nat,; Pinckney n MainSmith & Keyes, Pinckney n MainStevens & Lewis, Main n Carroll,V akeley & Tenney, 8 Bruen's BlockWelch & Lamb, 13 Ki ng"~idv cy Theodore J., S Bruen's Block87Lime, Plaster and Cement.Carman P. L. & Co., ~I ai n n R. R . depotLivery Stables .American House, \Vashington Av n PinckneyBruce A. T" "~ asbin gton Av D ''''cbsterDarn Michael .M., Wisconsin Ay e ClymerDutcher & Brownell, \Visconsin Av c OlymerPomeroy F. A., Clymer bet King and Pin ckneyVan Bergen P. S., Pi nckney n \VilsonLocksmith and Bell Hanger.Bovee Tb eodore N., P inckney bet Clymer and WilsonLumber Dealers.Dull Hiram C., Main n BedfordLu cc C. II., ?lInin c Bedford~IEAR S C. S. & CO., Miffl in n CarrollMachinist .Brown Isaac E. , Lake n Fourt h LakeMagazines, Monthly .•Joum al of Edu cation, office Superintendent Pu blic InstructionStudents' Miscellany, St ate Universitywisconsin Farmer, Pinckney c w ashington AvMarble Worker.Abbott Abij eh, Main n Carr oll


88 ) IADI SON DIRE CTORY.Medicines, Botanic.( S ee also Drugs and Medicines. Retail.)Dob'rees J ames 1\1.• Main n CarrollMedicines, Patent .(See also Drugs and Jlcdicines, R etail. )Colwell & Co.• Pinckn ey n MainDcl'rccs James 1\1.•'Main n CarrollWr ight & Paine, 7 Kin gMercantile College.Ba con It. S.• Pinckney c MifflinMerchant Tailors.llooth William, Pinckney bet Clymer and )lainFriend & Crawford, 9 Ki ngFu ller William II., Main n CarrollKlauber S. & Oo., Main c PinckneyKu rz Frederick, 31 KingJ ones Lodowick, Webster bet Main and Kin gHoscrmcnd C. F. , Main opp ParkMilliners.Bccchlin Mary A., Stat e c J ohnsonBowen J. Barton, Maio n CarrollMchln bon J uliu, Main n CarrollYoung Martha A., Pinckney n MninYoung S. l\I . Mrs.• P inckney n Washington A vMineral Water, Manufacturers of.Lindc str on J . & A. , Gorh am ft BlairMusie and Musical Instruments, Dealer in .H olt Da vid, Pinckney bet Main and ClymerMusician.Miller Charles, University Av n Luk e


.MADI SON JlInECTORY .Nails, Sparables and Spikes.Ada ms &. Ada ms, S Ki ngFox Samuel R ., Main c CarrrollGleason &. Brother, Main n P inckneyTib bits &. Gordon, K ing 11 Main89News and Periodical Depot.Bliss, Eberhard &. Fcstnor, 11 Ki ngNewspapers, Daily.Argus &. Democrat, Main c w ebsterSt ate J ournnl, Pinckn ey c ' Vashingtonw lsconsln Patriot, P inckney n 1\lainNewspapers, Tri·Weekly.Argus &. Democrat, Main c WebsterState J ournel, Pin ckney c ' Vashington AvNewspapers, Weekly.Argus &. Democrat, Main c WebsterEmigran ten, ( Norwegian, ) K ing n WebsterMadison Demokrat, (German,) King n WebsterMadison Zeitung, ( German,) K ing n WebsterNorth Star, (Norwegian,) Bruen's BlockPatri ot, P inckney bet Main and ClymerState Journal, Pinckn ey c W'ashington .AvWisconsin State Zeitnng, King n w ebsterNotaries Public.Barwlse George JL, P inckney n MainCarpenter J . n., 11 KingFirmin Frank 11., Pi nckney n We sbingron Av1,'00to Sidney, Pinckney n Washington AvF oster lIenry L., Wil son c W CanalHaskell Frank A ., P inckney n 'Vashington AvK~app Joseph G., Pin ckney n ClymerL oomis Charles 0 ., Court H ouse, .i\1ain c Fairchild_(Jlayhew .Joseph 'V. , Pinckney 11 :l'lainWelch William, 13 KingWakeley &. Tenney, 8 Bruen's Block'Vidvey The odore J., 8 Bruen' s Bl ock12


DOMADISON DIRECTOilY.Omnibus Line.Bryan & F nlham, office U. S. HotelPainter, Coach and Carriage.Talford .J. "T., Fa irchild bet Main and HamiltonPainters, House and Sign.Francom b Samu el, Wilson n HamiltonMomhnrd George B., P inckney c Gorham'l'olford J . ' V., Fairchild bet Hamilton and MainTowers ' Villiam !)., J enifer n Ingerson" rebster James S.• King n ButlerPainters, Ornamental.l\Iemh ard George B.• Pinckney c GorhamTalford J. "T., Fairchild bet Main and HamiltonWehster James S., King n ButlerPainter, Portrait.Goden Alhert, Butler o WilliamsonPaints, Oils and Glass.Adams & Adam s, 8 KingColwell & Co., P inckney n MainFox Samuel It., Main e Carr ollGleason & Brother, 7 MainTibbits & Gordon, King n Main' Vright & Paine, 7 KingPaper Hangers.Talford J oshua W., Fair child bet Hamilton and MainWehster J ames S., King n ButlerPaper Hangings.Bliss, Eberhard & F estner, 11 Ki ngColwell &: Co.• P inckney bct 'Washington Av and MainWright & Paine, II KingPerfumery and Toilet Articles.Colwell &: Co.• P inckney n Main


DeFrees J. ~ I., ~I a i n n CarrollWrigbt &; Paine, 7 KingMA DI S O~ DIRECT ORY. InPhysicians and Surgeons.Remer Christian, Main n 'V CanalB owen & B artlett, Bruen's Bl ock Pinckney n 'Yasbington AvBrown J ames J., Carroll c ClymerCarman Samuel, Butler n Mifflin(lhapmnn Chandler H, ; Pinckney n w esbingtou AvDavis Alexander 11. , Clymer bet Pinckney and Wisconsin AvFuvill Jchn, Main n CarrollFischer Francis, 'Vashington A v n CarrollHeath Edward N.. Main Let Ba ssett and B roomeHobbins Joseph, Main n BroomeHobbins william, 4 KingIIotty IJ., Stat e 11 HenryL ee Hiram C., Blair n \\rashington AvHudd J . C., ( Ecleetie, ) Wilsou n PinckneyThayer Stephen n., Main n HenryVarney Alb ert II., Osborn HouseWard A. J ., 13 KingWheeler Nathan ~1. , Fairchild n MaiuPianoFortes and Melodeons.lIolt David, Pinckney bet ~I a in and ClymerPickles and Preserves.(S" a/80 Grocers.YCook Charles W., Pinckney n MainFuller, Ethridgo & Oo., 15 KingPlaning Mill.Campbell James, Wasbington Av n BroomePlastere rs, Ornamental.Crook Rueben Wilson n Butler,Swift Charles W ., Langdon n DickinsonPlough Makers.Billings & Carman, King n Butler


92 MADISON DIRECTORY:Pork Packing Establishment.Potter C. & Co., \Vil son c \V CanalPorter Hous es.Dougherty J ohn, King c ClymerGillu ly Patrick, Gilman n University AvMolden Leonard, Sta te n FairchildThompson Archibald, King c Clymer\Valker Emanuel, King n ClymerPrinters, Book and J ob.Atwood &; Rublee, Pinckney c W'ashington AvCalkins &; Webb, Main e \VebsterCarpenter &; Martin, Pinckn ey bet ) Iain and ClymerEmigranten, King n \VebstcrKruer August. King n WebsterLindeman &; R unmann, King 11 WebsterNorth S tar, Pinckney n \VaBhillgtoll AvPfaff &; Sekles, King n \VcbstcrProduce Dealers.Askew G. W., )! &; M It R depot groundsCarman P . L. & Oo., Main n R R depotCarpenter B. G., K ing bet Clymer and w ilsonDane Co. Farmers' Protective Union, J. G. Pelton agent, M& )! It R depot groundsElliott Henry J ., )! &; ~! R It depot groundsFoster II. I, . &; Co., Wilson c W CanalHarding Wi lliam, 'Vilson n KingHeeren 'I'hornaa, Gilman c FranceslIill J. H. & Co., w illiamson c ButlerHob<strong>by</strong> E. B., M &; M R R depot groundsHolton J . &; Co., Main n It R depotHudson J ohu W., M &; )! R R depot groundsP otter C. & Co., " Tilson c ButlerRobson J ., ~! &; ~ ! R R depot grouudsSawyer George II., ~I &; )! !t It depot groundsTaft Benjamin A. , R R depot groundsTibbits, Gordon &; Co., ~! &; )! R R depot groundsWillard Charles A., )I & ~! R It depot grounds,rillard George A., ~ I & M It R depot groundsWinch S. F. &; Co., M &; M It R depot grounds


MADISO N DIRECTORY.Ready Made Linen.Filkins l\Irs. J ., Carroll bet Mifflin and "Washington AvStart Elizabeth, Carr oll n Mifflin93Real Est ate Agents.Benedict Stephen G. Pinckney bet Main and Washington AvDelaplaine & Burdick, Pin ckney over Stuce BankEdgerton Henry K., Pinckney n 'V:lshingt on AvFalkner James P., Pinckn ey o MifliinHabich Carl, 19 Ki ngII arris & Harris, Pinckney n MainHayes william A., Pinckney under State BankHunt J ohn W., St ate CapitolManning IT. C. & Oo., Pinckney c ClymerMerrill N. F., Main n Pin ckneyNoyes Iteuel, 3 Bruen's Block P inckneyRichardson J ames & Co., Pin ckney c w ashingt on AvWerd James ·W., Pinckney c Clymer'Yillliamson & Bnrwlse, Pinckney 11 MainReapers and :t:::owers, Dealers in.Carman P . L . & Oo., Main n R R depotRestaurants.Hopkinson William, !I & M R R depotMire Caspar, Carroll n l\IiffiinPcllage Henry .J., Pinckney n MainP omeroy william, Clymer n K ingSt . Julien, (E. B. Ohndwick. ) Main eKingSt . Nicholas, (Young P . & Brother ,") Atwood's Block, MainRope. Cordage and Twine.Fuller, Ethridge & Oo., 15 King'I'ibbita & Gord on, Kin g 11 MainSaddle and Harness Maker.( S ee Harness Maker!.)Sash, Door and Blind, Manufacturers of.Burgess & Bliss, 'Va sbingto n Av n Broome


D4 ~(A DI S ON DIRE CTORY.Ileley E.Saw Mill.D. & Oo., Yabara CanalSeminary, Female.Brisbane w illiam, Fairchild bet Main and Washington .AvSegars, Tobaccoand Snuff, Dealers in.Puller, Etheridge & Co., 15 Ki ngHeeren Thomas, Gilman c FrancesLindhorst F. 'V., King c PinckneyStraus M. & Br o., Capitol House Bl ockShoe Makers.Kl osmun william F., St ate n GilmanMeco Peter, State n HamiltonPass Jacob, \Vils')n n KingSilver and Plated Ware.Adams & Adams, S KingCook & Belden, Main n w isconsin .AvFox Samuel It, Main c CarrollTihbits & Gordon, K ing n MainSoap andCandles, Manufacturers of.Dongle Jacob, J enifer n \VilliamsonStein Christian, \Vasbington Av c BrearleySporting Apparatns.Bovee Th eodore N., Pin ckney bet Clymer and WilsonStage Lines.Madison to Baraboo, ( tri.wcokly,) F. S. Van Bergen, agent,U S HotelMadison to Beaver Dam, (tr i~wcek ly,) It. Drown, agcnt, officeU S HotelMadison to Blue ~lounds , ( tri-weekly,) office U S HotelMadison to Portage City, {daily,") It. Brown, agent, office U SIIotelMadi!50D to W"atertown, (tri -weekly,) P" S. Van Bergen,agent, U S Hotel


~IADJSOI1DIRE CTORY.Steam En gine Builder.Brown, Israel E., Lake n Fourth LakeD5Stora ge.Carman P. L. &:: Oo, foot of l\IainIIill ,T. II. & Oo., Williamson 0 Bu tlerTib bits, Gordon & Co., It It depot groundsStoves, Furnaces and Ranges.Adams & Adams, S KingFox Samuel n., :\Iain c CarrollGleason & Brother, 7 )IainPerry n. F., webster n KingTibbits &; Gordon, King n MainTailors.(See Nerc ltant Tailo r


96 MADISON DIRECTORY.. Hubbard Minnie Il., First Ward SchoolHuntley Susan C., 'Wisconsin Av n MifflinKilgore Ab<strong>by</strong> L., Butler n J ohnsonKilgore D. Y., Butler n J ohnsonRandall Eliza. G., Butler n MifflinRowell J. Ellen, First Ward SchoolSweet Mary A., Spaight c IngersollTurner Henry .J., Carroll n 'Vashington Av'Yard Susan H ., Spaight c IngersollTelegraph.wisconsin State Telegraph Co., Bruen's BlockTheatre.NATIONAL, (Langrishe & Muyers.} Main c PinckneyCopper, Tin and Sheet Iron Workers.Adams & Adams, 8 KingFox Samuel le, Main c CarrollGleason &, Brother, 7 MainHeyl Charles W. , 3I t KingPerry B. F. , 'Vcbster n KingTibbits & Gordon, King n MainTools and Implements.Adams & Adams, 8 KingFox Samuel R ., Main c CarrollGlen-son & Brother, Main n PinckneyTibbits & Gordon, King n MainTrunks, Carpet Bags and Valises.Friend &, Crawford, 9 KingKlauber S. & Co., Main e PinckneyTurner, Wood.Vogel Julius, w illiamson e LivingstonUndertakers.Fitch Deming, Main c HenryGreene & McKay, Pinckney n Mifflin


) IAIHSON DIRECTOHLD'i'Upholsterers.Greene &, :McK ay, Pinckney n MifflinVeterinary Surgeons.Kilbride (I corgc, -Icuifcr bet In gersoll and Brearl eySt cckemesscr Willi am. w illiamson n 'V CanalYielding Ri chard, E Canal n .Johuson,Wagon Makers.Boorbnum Henry, j une W ilson and \ViIliamsonKirst Michael, \VilJiamson bet In gersoll and FewP ear son &. Pc nt al, Main n Butler" "'ais &, T heisen, Maiu n \Vebst cr'Watches, Clocks and Jewelr y.Cook"" Belden, Z Capitol IIouse BlockOourvolsicr, A ., Pinckney c K ing(Jennet Br others, 14 KingMiller C. "" W. . Wobatcr n KingParker Amos, P inckn ey n MainSmith R obert J ., 15 Ki ngWater Cure.Lannis, S. ill. Dr., Banks of Lake MononaWheelwright, .Pear son &. Pental , Mnin n Butlerwais &. T heisen, Main n w ebsterWi nes and Liquors, Wholesale and Ret ail.Colwell & Co., P inck ney n i1IainCook Charles 'V., Pinckney n MainDagget t Lyman, 29 K ingDoersehlng A. P. , P inckney c MainDonaldson & Tredway, Main opp the P arkFor tin .Joseph 0., Pi nckney c ClymerPuller, E thridge & Oo. , 15 Ki ngH ardin g Wllllam , Wil son n Ki ngH ccrau Thomas, F rances c Gilman13


0 S 3UDISON DIR ECTOny..K Al\ILAIl H. &. CO., rectifiers, and dealers in winos andliquors, at wholesale and retail, State c Fairchild)IAItTIN & CO., 21 King~I a s s i n g Francis, 21 KingMuldoon Michael, Clymer n Bodfordrrhcmc Michael, ' ViIliamson n FewWhitney William F., P inckney n Clymer" ' right & Paine, 7 KingW ood and Willow Ware, Dealers in .French Myron B., University Av c L nkoFull er, Ethridge & Co., 15 KingH cornn Thomas, Gilman c F rancesWollen Goods, Manufacturers of..o3 W15011 .l amcs & Son, williamson n Ynhurn CanalYankee Notions.Smith Robert J.• 15 King


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. lUAD I SON, •WISCONSIN.. - .E. DeWOLF, PROPRIETOR.


DABW~I\ !RA KJ) H E TAILj'urnitnrt itn~::\IADISON,


) IADISOX DIRECTORY,ST AT g SENATg FOR 18;;8.101lst Dist. ,:!d:ld-lth ..:It1l ..Uth ..7th "8th "Ilth ..10th ..11th ..1:!th ..l Sth ..14t h ..15t h ..Eo Fox Cook;\[organ IJ. Mart in,II. J . ShulliesD. W. Max on,A. Grenlick,Patrick \\ralsh,C. S. Cha se,S. K . McClcllaufl,.J. r. Ki ngston,n, W'orthington,II. II. Giles,.J. W. ll oyd,P. B. Simpson,Wm. Chappell,L. 'V..Joiner ,l tlth Uist., N. II. Virgin.17th " .1. Sutherland,l Stb A. L. Bennett ,19th:!Oth:!l st'r empie Clark,E. Pier,E. Wheeler,:! ~d w, K Smith ,23d "S. C. Benn,:!-lth r. II . War ren,:!5th M. ;\1. Davis,:.!Gth And. K . P roud fit:.!7t h L. Hanchett,:!Sth Daniel Mears.~ 9 t h M. L. Kimh all,:lOth W. II. T ucker.OFFlCgRS.Preside nt of Senate, Lieutenant Gov., E . D. CampbellChief Clerk,Tohn L . V. Tholll3SSergennt-nt-Ar ms, . . . .. . . . . A. L. StoutAssistant Clerk,S. Henry LeeNora.c-Scnators arc elected and hold office two years; oneIHI.lf or the odd and oven numb er of the districts, expire alt ernately, th e odd numbers expire this year .~m ~IB E RSOJ tile Assembly oj lriscotlSi-Il , fo r tlle !lellr 1858.N.ua:s OF :th )lB F. n ~. P OST O~'I'l Ct: A ODRt:SS.Lovell P. 8., Speaker, . . . KenoshaAlden Alber t, . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. DelafieldAlden A. B.;Portage CityAll ing Alexander, . . . .. ... . .. . . . .. . . .• . . .. . . ...SaukvilleAyres A. P .,. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . QuincyHakcr J us.,E ast TroyBassinger So II.,Prairie du SacBem is Kiron \V., . . . . . . .. .., . . . . . . . . .•Iancaville


102 )IAUISON UIRECTOllY.N..nes OF l\1E:\IIu:ns. PO ~ T O F FI Ct: A DDR ES'::>.n eIding Il. K.,. . . . . .. . Blaek EarlhBerg F. It., . . .. . . . . ... . .. . ... . . . .. . .. . . . . . •.MilwaukeeBillings Henry M., , ConstanceBrown " '. G. ,Sk innerHrnekcn Charles, ' .' Mineral PointBurd ick z ebulon P., . .. . . . . .... ... . .. .. . .. . . . •JanCS\'iIIeCa meron Duncan }O;., • . . • . .•... ' " . . .. . . . . • . . . •MilwaukeeCannon Lucius,ItipouCarney .Joscph,WauwatosaCollins S.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .YorkvillcCondit .J. D.,SpartaConklin E ., . . . . . . . . .. .Gr een HayCorn well A. D., . . Sa lemCorson Digh ton, . . ~lilwa uk ee .Cotehuuson Al exand er,Milwauk eeCrand all D. Il.... . " . UticaDean Charl es K.,B oscobelDet mering C. 'V ., . . . . . .. . . . . . NewburgDevaney D. C., . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . MontelloDuchman \\rm., . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Mena shaDufur .i\.. .T.,ColaDunn .J. B., " )1a nitowocDyer E. G., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B urlington] '~ a r] e .J. \\r., . .. . .. . . . PardeevilleE arli est .I nmcs II .,New DiggingsEaston l'~" '" , \Val worthEllswor th Orhmd o, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .:'IIilwaukecE mery A. " ' ., " PotosiField S. W., . .. . . .. . . . . . . FitchbnrgGault F rank.. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . . Pheasant BrnncbGiLL .r., , OconomowocGi bb s B. F., . . . . . . . . . Fox LakeGray II. 11.,DarlingtonGray .J. B.,Hudson CityGriswold 'Y". M., . . . . . . ColumbusII.ILL C.,~ I ari c lt cH urnilt ou If. C., " Two HiversH nnraham ~r. , . .... .. ... ... .... ..... .. .Good H opeH awley C. G. , . . . . . . . . .. . . . \VaukcshaIIay Samuel ~ I. , ... . . . . . . . .. . . .. .. .. . . . . .OshkoshHayden .John,MilwaukeeHul ett O. P ., Menomonee Fall i!


)L\lH SO ~ l>IHECTOHr. 103NA)IE S OF ~1E )IB E n ~. PO ~T OH I C Jo; A DD R E S ~ .Ilitt II. D.,OakfieldH olmes Miles, : P almyraIrish George, . . . . . . . . . . Clinton.Juncau N. 1\1.,TheresaJuneau Paul,. . . . . . .. . .....•JuneauKcncnley J., . . 'I'oland s P rairieKn owlton .James·II., . . ' . . . . .. . ....... ..•JanesvilleK ribs B. F . ,B eaver DamK ussow B. O. Zastrow ,Ceda rbur g) la8011 G. }). , Sh eboyganMather S. 'V .,Mnrk caanl\Iillard Burton, ' , Wuusnu')IcAlli ster W. })., : OIlU' O~I c C ar ty F., . . . . . Fond du Lac:i\IcDoncll A.,) Iadison) JcKibbin .lchn, GenevaMcW horter Gco.,Wnuk cshnNoble D. G., . . . .. .W hitewaterNorthrup Samuel ,DellounPatch HenryP atch GrovePease Harl ow, ' " . . . " ' Vat erlooPrentice ' V. H. ,Sheb oygan FullsPrickett H . Eo ,Black Jtivcr F allsRobbins II ., . ' " . . , Pl at t.villeRob ert s D ., . .. . . .. . North P rairieR obinson J allies, . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chilto llHodolf Charles G., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OrionHogan P. , , " WatertownRuuuls K L.,It ipcuSuvngc J. R.,Sp ringvilleSelden G. W .,R acineShnrp vl, W.,])00 1' CreekSmit h George C.,Oakla ndSmith Perry II .,. . A ppletonSt ar'ke " 'Ill. H .,ShopierSteever 1\1., . . . . . . . . . .. . Milwauk eeSteiner J DIm, . . . . . . . . . .. . \\'codlandSterling J cvi . . . . . . . . . . . . . )lineral P ointTu tt le ' V. S., . . . . . . . New FaneVan 'Vic A. II .,Cascade 'Vinton .J . 1~ . , AlbnnyWa gner .Ios .,Dotyvillc


10'1 'L\DJ S O~ DlR ECTHOY.~ A :'OE S OF )1£~m E J t ~. P O!'T OFFI CE .:\DD;'E ~ ~ .\rerron II.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . RacineWebb "T. C.,\Vaut omaII'eil P . A.,Ri chfieldWilli ams E. J" '" : Elba¥ork A. I).,. ... . ... . .. . I1' lOl GreenOFFICEHS OF TilE ASS~DIBI,Y FOR 1858~ .Dn: s OF OHICI-:ns . P OST On'ICE ADDr.E SS.L. H, D. Crane, Chief Clerk, DodgevilleEo B. Quin er, Assistant Clerk," TatertownF. lHassing, Bcrgca nt-e t-Ar me, MadisonEo n. Livingstone, Post Master, . . .. .•... . ... . Pepin\V. P. Barnes, Door-keeper,BartonDA:>E COU"TY,T he Empire Uouuty, hounded Korth <strong>by</strong> Colum bia andSnuk ; East <strong>by</strong> .Jefferson ; South <strong>by</strong> Gr een and Rock; ' Vesthj' Iowa and the Wisconsin R iver, is as large as four ordinarycounties of Easter n Stutes, E stimated population for18[)8, :->O,(IllO : area, l ,~ ;) l) square miles. But about one-sixth(If the land is ye t settled, and all is susceptible of cult ure;were the othe r five-sixths sett led at the same ratio per squaremile. it would exhibit a population of near ~ fJO ,OOlt .The county scat is )1.\ D I 8 0 ~ , which is also the Capital ofthe State.Sheriff,Under Sheriff uud -I uilor,UOUSTY O FF I()E H ~ .Iohn D. ' Vcit-h.A I1Il1"ow Bis hop.Deputy Sheriff and Clerk, ~ . . . . . Charles·O. Loemie.. . . Gabriel T. Long.. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . Frank Nott... . _.rohn L. L ewis.. . .. . . . . . ... . . . .. . . . . . . . . . - - Shumway.and Turnkey,.... ' " . . Frederick HeilgondorfCounty .Iudgc, . .. . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . • . D. C. Bush.County Treasurer• . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . ..E zra H . Gleason.


, lA D1SO:; DIRECTORY. 1 0 5Register of D c ('J ~ , . . . . .. . Charles Corneliuson.County Clerk, . . . . W. T. Bailey.Surveyor and Su p't County P roperty, William S . Hough.Coroner,B. 17. Caswell.1I0AIllJ Of' SU I'P.:R\'ISOrt S.Peter W. 3la tt s, Chairman,.T. H. )leAvo.r. Clerk.CO~D IlSS IO:iJo:ns O ~ I' OOR .William It Tuylor, J ames I>. .:\Ic Phcr~ oll ,.II All IHO.\" TOWN OF Flm; n S.H. M. War ner.r.OARD 01' ~ V P }: R Y I S O R S .(lh nirmnu, . . . . . . , Henry J . H ill.Clerk of the Board, , Charles E. :\lo rgan.I'lJI'F.ll n;;:OItS.Alexander ) lcBridc,Celeb J ewett.Town Superintendent Schools, . . " . " .. .. Horace A. Tenney.Town Treasu rer, . . . . . . . . . . . ..• . Er nest Somers.•\1ADl SO'\"'The Capital (If the St ate, is conceded to be one of the mostheautiful cities in thc west. I t is situated on a n isthmus, abouta mile in width, I 'y i n~ bet ween Lakes Monona and Mendota, ncart he geographical centre of Dane County and on the line of theMilwaukee & Mississippi R ail Ii oad, about midway betweenLake l\lichigan and the Mississippi R iver, dista nce ab out 95miles from each. I t is noted for the health and beeu tv of itsIDeation j eommunding as it docs, a view of nearly eve;y charucteristicof country peculiar to the west ; the prairie, oak openings,mound, lake and woodland. The surface of the ground issomewhat uneven, hut in no instance too abrupt for buildingpurposes. From eith er lake it rises to an altitude of about 70fed, and is the n depressed and elevated, making the site of thecity n series of gentle und ulating swells.The Slate House, a substantial edifice of stone, is built inthe centre of a square park of 14 acres j the corners of t hebuilding are to the cardinal points of the compass, and fromeach of them, a street 60 feet wide extends, te rminating at oneor the other of the lak es. 'I'hc P ark is covered with a luxu riant growth of native oaks) and is located upon the highest point14


106 :\L\ IJlS0X DIiCECTorrr.between th e lakes, overlooking eac h and the surroundi ng city .Tt contains all of the State Offices, State Librar y, the L egislativeChambers, and Committee R ooms.The streets are all st raight and wide, and, with the exceptionof th ose a bove described as running east and west , arc fu ralldto the sides of the Capito l, ant! consequently dingonn to themeridian .The buildings of the State Un iversity stand at the termin a­tion of the street leading from the south western corne r of thePark, which if; Sta te street , and dista nt about one mile from theCapitol, on College H ill, nca r the shor e of l ..nke :Mcndota, an dis in the centre of a park of about 5U acres command ing an ex- .tensivc view of the city, lakes. and surrou nding country.T he Cit y H all, at th e west of the Cap itol, is a massivestructure of sto ne, and erected after the Homa n sty le of a rch i­tecture, with commodious accommodations for all of the CityOffi ces. A t the south eastern corne r of the Capi tol, the Cou;t.Ilousc and (Jaunt y -Inil arc built-the former a suitable st ructure (If stone, the latter of bea uti ful cream colored stone, 'Welland conve nient ly adapted for its purpo se.Ncar th e north eas tern corne r of the P ark is the P ost Office,Ban ks, H otels, and the stores and bus iness sta nds genera lly.­F rom it s central location, und being the Capital of the State.lIladison has special advautuges and business facilities that cannotfail to make it a large and flourishing cit y.T her e is now ill pr ocess of erection an extension to the StateHouse ; which, when completed. will surpass any structure ofthe ki nd in the west, F or a view of the sa me, as it will appeal'when completed, we refe r you to an cngr:n-ing els ewhere in ourhook. Also of the State University buildings.UlTY GOVf;lt")U;,,T.O ffice of the Cit.y Council and Clerk , Bru en's Hlock, Pinckney. St reet.Muy or , ' ' H ox . G.EOlaa: B. S.'I1'f1l"Treasurer, .. , , . . . . . . , . . , . . ,.TA ~ (}; ~ K . l >ItO UIH'I T 'Pohcc -Iustice, , .. , , Anmun ll. B UAL}; Y·City Clerk, .Cit] Attorney, .Stree t Commissioncr, . , .Assessor, ., . • • • .


;\ IAD I S O~ UIll EC'f OH1' . 10'/Ar.. D ,.: It~H.: :-;- l s t 'Va r d -TJ( o ~L\ ~ H s sn .... x,A. S UERW IS.S. S EC KU:S.~ t l ' Yard-DAVID J . P OWJ-:RS,E L I S. O .\ KLJO ' ,J .OIES J .... CK.:~~ t l ' Varu-.J. S. G RIFFIN,Dxuwtx OJ•.\lt K ,(JIIItiSTIA :-; H rxnrcua,4th ' Vartl- 'l'DloTu r 'KEXNr ,CASSIUS F AIRCIITJ. D,PAT l ~I C K L. D OWLTXG•.J USTICJ-:S 0 ,.' Tn ,.: P J-': Ac J-:.-lst Ward-e-D.... vID H. '\' HW IlT.:2d Wartl-Jollx W. II uxT.:~d Ward- H. L. Posr an.-Ith ' Varrl-P£TJ-:R n. Han nv.CO:-;'STAHU:S. - lst Ward-FIt I'D. M OLT ZXE R.:M \Yard-.\I. IIt:X DR ICKS." :~ d " ' ard-.Jos EPH T. Ilt: E ~ K-lt.h W:m l- 'I'lIo.\I.-\:' 'I'ownev..TU lJ IC I A It r.U:-;'J1' J-:D ST :\TE ~ DI8TRI C'I' counr,I s held l st Mondny of .Iauunry and .July, at )lilwt\ukec and:\1udisOll .:\. N l.lU':W G. j lILT,E R, -Iudgc, )lilwaukee..J. L . 1f.,\.TH .-\w ,U' , Clerk, ..D. A. .T. UVlI.OI, District .:\tt',y, , " , .l\I . J . l' HO ~H 8 , U. S. Mars hal. , Fond du Lac.F. D Fur.I,E1t . Deputy Murshul, . . . . . . . . . . , . .\Iadison.SUl'ltE)!E COUIt T.Held at the Capita l on the Th ird 'l'uesday ill JUlie. audTuesday next pr eceediug t he sceond Wednesdaj- in .Innuary.Chief Justice, E DWARD Y. WIII TO ~· . . , . •J anesville.Assistant .I ustice, A. D. SmTII, . . . . , " , Milwaukee." Ons.c rus Cor.». . . . , . . ~Iad i s oll .Clerk, L .\ F .n l-: T'r ~ KELLOGG• . .. . -. , • . . . , •..•..• •Reporter Justice, ~\ . D. S ;)llTlI , .. • • • .•• , .\ I il w au kl' ~ ,


108 ~IA DI S O:X DIHE CTQn V.CIRCUIT COURT.General Terui held n. t the Court House, First :\Iolldays ofApril and November. Special Terms do. First Tuesdays of-Iunuury, .I unc. July and August.J l1d ~c• . • • , . •. • . • • • • • •. . . • • • • • • ALF,XASDER L. COLLISS.Clerk •. . . . . . . . . . .. . , :)1. 'f . BA l LE r .PROBATE COUR T..Judge, D. C. B V ~ II .Clerk, . . . . . . . )[. T. BAILE Y.P olice .Iusrlec.POLICE COURT.A. B. Bn .\LF.y.F IR E DEPART1IEXT.Chief EngineerEm ery B. Chadwick.I st Ass' t Engineer,Julius 'Yhite.~ (t . . . . . "~i lli a TII Gcn nct ...Jla; WARDl-:S S.b t Ward, . .. . Andrus Vbl.2dX. B. Van Slyke.3d . . . . . A. S. \\'ood.4th . . . . . . . . . . '" Dr. "~illiam Hojl bins.C.U'ITOL H OOK AS D LADDE R C OlJl'A SY, No. l.House located Webster St reet, bet . )I ain and Pin cknev Sts.Organized. October, 1857. .Foreman , Will iam wnllaee ; AS8't F orema n, Ge orge B. .MeGie; 'l'r cnsurcr, J . II. ~ I c .\ voY j Secret ary, :\Ianning'1 1 rcdway.This Company now numbers some 60 members, till activo andenergetic y o u n ~ men. and has 0 110 of the finest T ruck, in theState..'\h: S DOTA ESG1S £ CO:'oll' .\Sr, Xo. 1.House locat ed Webster St reet, bet. Pi nckney and .i\bin Sts.Organized, July, 1857, and now numbers over 50 members.Foreman. Willett Babcook ; 1st ..:\S8' t Foreman, CharlesHlllinga j 211 A~ s 't Foreman, 'i'homas Th omas ; Treasurer, JC. Rudd ; Secretary, William Holt j Steward, C. C. Mears.


~[ADI S O); DInECTOn;'. lOD)!.\DI 50 :S E xorxa CO~IP.t :'( Y. No. ')House located on St ate Street, near 3l::tin"s Block. OrganizedJ uly, 185; ,Foreman, George )Iemhard ; Ist Assistant, J ohn Wisler;~d Assistant, Fred Dingleman ; Secret ary, Richard Balls;Treasurer, Frederick Sauthoff ; Steward, 31. Heinrichs.This Company bas Gl active members.S ..\ CK C O)ll' AXY, No. 1.T he objects of this Company arc somewhat different from th eordinary Fi re Compan ies, It being to presc n-c goods and to actin the capacity of police in case of riot. E ach member is pr o­vided with a sack, screw-driver and hatchet.F oreman, D. l\I. Burwell; Ass't Foreman, II :H"cy Conley ;Secreta ry. E. B. Adama : Tre asurer, S. G. Benedict.P UBJ.IU BUILDIXGS.State Capitol, _ , .C api tol Park.City Hall, . . . . . . . • . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .:Miffiin c "~ i sc o D8 i n Av.State University, On P ark and Uni versity Av .County Court House, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . )Iain e Fairchild St.County Jail,H enr y n ylain St.1st Warfl School House, Broome c .I ohuson St .SdBrea rley c .Jcnifer St.H igh School H ouse, Webster n Wasllington A v.Brick School House, . .. . . . .c1st "~ ani Engine H ouse, , . . . State c Fairchild 8 t.:M .. .. \Yebster n \\' ashington Av.H ook and Ladder Truck H ouse, 'Webster II )bill.MADI SO ~ POST OFFI CE.P ost )lnster.. .•Johu X. •Jones.Deputy, , . . . . . . . . . . . . .. , .•John 11. Clark.Clerks, C. X. Moore, Geo. II. Kni ght, uud Hu go Ans chutz.~1.H L ARRA. :S G E ~I E~T-Th e Mails at prese nt arrive and de ­part from th e P ost Office as follows:Hy Hail Road, for the East (via -Iunes ville and Chicago,)depa rt at G o'clock, ..\ . ) 1. and arrive at 4 o'clock, P . M., daily,except Sundays.For the Ea st . {vin )I ilv; a u~ c e , ) departs at lj o'clock, J.. :\1. ,


110 ~IADISON i.mscronr.and 11 o'clock, A. M., and arr ive at 4 o'clock, P. ~r. , and 11o'clock, P . 1\1., daily, except Sundays.F or the ' Vest, (via Prairie du Chien,) depart at 3 o'clock,P. M., and arrive at 10 o'clock, P. M., daily, except Sun days.By Stage.-For the Nort h, (via. Beaver Dam,) and F ond duLae.} depart Mondays, ' Vcunesua,Ys and Fridays, at 1 o'clock,A. M., and arrive T uesdays, Thursdays and Saturd ays, at l ~o'clock, M.For the Nort h, ( via Por tage City,) depart (i o'clock A. !tl. .and arrive at 6 o'clock, P. 1\1. , daily. exce pt Sundays.For th e North, ( via Baraboo,') depart Tuesdays, Thursdaysand Saturdays, at 7 o'clock, A. M., and arriv e Mondays Wednesdaysand Fridays, at G o'clock, P. ) 1.For P rairie du Sac and Sank City. depart Tuesdays. Thursdaysand Saturdays, at 8 o'clock , A. ) 1., and arr-ive Mondays.w ednesdays and Saturdays, at -! o'clock, P . :\1.•For Watertown, depart 4 o'clock, A. M.• and arrive at l;o'clock, P. M., daily, except Sundays.Fer W hitewater, (via Cambridge and Port At kinson,) departMondays, w ednesdays and Fridays, at G o'cl ock, A. M.•and arrive Tuesdays, T hursdays and Saturdays, at G o'clock,P. M.For Monroe, depart Mondays, wednesdays and Fridays. ntG o'clock, A . 1\1., and arrive Tu esdays, 'Thursdays and Snt urdays, at {j o' clock, I' . M.F or .Innesville, ( via Or egon and Union,) depart }.IondaJ s,w ednesdays and Fridays, ut G o'clock, A. ) l. , and ar rive '£UC:-ldays,Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 o'c lock. P. 1\1.F or wiota, depart " redncsdays, at G o'clock, A. ';\L , andarrive Fridays at 6 o'clock, P. M. ·CI.OSISn THE M AI LS. - The Milwaukee :\Iail closes at 11o'clock, P. M.j all others at 9 o'clock, P. 1\1.O H I CE Ho un s.c-c-From 7 o'clock, A. M., to 9 o' clock. P. ~ I. .durinz the " Teek; Suuduvs. from 8 o'clock, to IO o'clock, A.Jr., a~d from G o'clock, t ~ S o'clock, P. 1\1.ED UCATIO~U L .State Superintendent of P ublic Instruction's office, basementBapti st Church, Carroll st., between )Iain and \Vashington Av.State Superintend ent Public I nst'n . . . H all. Lyman C. Draper.Assistant "" .. S. II. Car penter.Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D. S. Durrie.


..:'IUDISON DlHECTQRY. 111•W ISeOnl,. STJ.n; Uxrn:Ul'IT Y, AT .i\ l Avl~ o;.; .-Th c StateUniversity. located at Mndison, has an annual income of about$ 25,OOO,ii:tcrcst on the fund from the disposition of land sgrante d <strong>by</strong> Congress.- The tota l number of studen ts ill uttcnduncc is about 200 .Hoard in common docs 1I0t exceed $ 1 85 Jler week , and washing44 cents rer dozen.T he board of instrueti ou ie us ab le as any in the \\"est . withbefitting librar ies, lubcrutories, apparatus, &c., k c.F .-\Cl:LTl" Of AR·r ~ . -..John II . Lathrop, LL.D., Chance llor:II1l1 Professor of Ethics, Civil P olity, nnd P olitical Economy.Daniel Head, LL .D ., Professor uf 2\lcnt al P hilosophy. Logic,R hetoric, and E nglish Litera ture. .Iohu W. St erlin g, ..:\..:\1.,Professor of :' lathcmati cs, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.Ezra S. Carr, ..'l.n ., P rofessor of Chemistry and XnturalHist or v. 0 . ..'1. Conover , A . :'1.. P rofessor of An cient Language;and Literature. Dr...\ lIg. Kursteiner, Professor ofylodcr n I..nnguugcs nud Literature. ,J. F. Smith, A.n ., T utor.~ OJ l.\ I. \I . D .:I'A T(T) rt:~T . -na nic l Il end. LL.D., P rofe ssor ofTheory cud Practi ce of Teach ing.A GR ICt:J . T UX.H. Ih r Alln IExT.- E zra S. Carr, ) 1. 1) , Pr o­fessor of Agricultural Chemistry and the Application of Scienceto th e Arts.F _\CI;LTY O~· l)1f;IJ I CI ~ .: . - Chancellor, .Iolm II. Lathrop.LL .D Dean, (vacant <strong>by</strong> Dr. Schue's dent h. } Treasurer .A. 1.. Cnstlemau, -'LV. Secretary, ( ; ~ fJ . n. Wilh er. P rof.Prin e. uud P rac. of ..'lell. , Alfrerl L . Castleman , 3I. V . Prof.Chemistry and P harmacy, E zrn S. Carr. Prof. of Surgery, .ToscphHobbins, i'Ll>. P rof of P hysiology and P ath Anat omy.(vacant <strong>by</strong> Dr. Schue' s death .') P rof. Obstet rics, Die' d '''omenand Children, D . Cooper Ayres, ) 1.]). Prof. 3latrria Medicaand Botan y, George D. Wilber, :\1. D. Anatomy, Samuel W_Tha yer, .Ir., .:\LD. Demonstrator of A natomy, -I nmes 1\1.Lewis, ~ I. D.Terms ne!Jill-l. T hird " 'ctlnesday of Sept ember.n F irst We(lnesda.y of .Innuary.8. Fou rt h Wednesday of April.Commencement . - Fourth Wednesday of .Iu ly.E xpenses per Term. of Thirt een n c ek~ :-T u i ti o n , $ 4 Oll ;P rivate Room, $300 ; ' \Tood in Winter, $ 300 j Hoard , $~:) ;Washing, 44 cents per dozen.


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MADISON DIRECTORY. 113BOAR D OF EDUCATIO N.L. J. F arwell, . . .. ... •. ....... Term expires, April, l E59.L . "T. 110;:t , . .. . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I e ..D. H. Wright, . . . . . . . . . . . . H GO.D. Y. I{jlgoTe. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Da vid Atwood, ,. . . .. . . . . . . . .. 18Gl.II. G. Bliss, . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. I 'OFFICEltS .David H . " 1'right. . . . . President.II. G. m;".. .. . ... . . . ....... .. .. Clerk .L:msing'V. Hoyt• ... . , . Treasurer.D. Y. Kilgore , Superintendent of Schools.COlllIITTEE5.Auditing. . . .. . . . .. .D. At wood, H. G. miS'.On Text Books, D. Y. Kilgore, D. At wood, L. J . Fa rwell.B uilding,D. II. Wright. D. Y. Klljroro.To Visit Schools- High School•. . . .. D. Atwood, H. G. Bliss.Hrick School Honse, D. H. ·Wright.I st Ward School, L. W. Hoyt ,2d ". . .. ., . I,. J . F arwell.4thD. At wood.PUBLIC SCHOOLS.Unt il within three or four yc::trs, the P ublic Schools were :11 ~most entirely neglected. State Capitals arc generaliy subjectto influences unfavorable to that degree of interest which t hepopulati on of any town must feel in schools, in order to securethe highest dcvclopement of its resources for the educntiun ofyouth. In this respect Madison hns not been a n exception.In April, 185-i, )Ir. Kil gore commenced his labors in thesmall Bri ck School House on Washinp:ton Avenue, now usedfor primary schools. The first day t here were t wenty-threepupils present of different grades, speaking different languages,and presenting a var iegated appearance. F or various reasons,several of the pupils were sent home the first day to be prepa redfor school in a proper manner, most of whom returned in tho afternoon \'Cry much improved in appearance.The numbe r gradually increased unt il the house would notaccommodate the pupils, and the school W:J,S removed to tbobasement of th e Methodist Church. Hero the school was no15


114 MADISO:l DIRECT ORY.lese crowded than before. In the winter term th ere were twohun dred an d sixty-seven pupils in one room. This term he wasassisted <strong>by</strong> his sister, .M iss A b<strong>by</strong> L. Kilgore. At the end ofeight weeks, his healt h failed to such an exten t t hat it was necessar)'to employ another assistant teacher for the remaind er ofth e term.T he Legislature of 1854-5 enacted a special law, authorizingt he electi on of six Directors, into whose hands th e schoolint erests were committ ed.With th ese few remarks, in order to present the subject matterof publi c schools in it s proper light to our citizens, we herewithappend the report of D. 1. K ilgore, Sup erintendent:To T Il E B OARD OF EDUC.\TIOX -Gentlemen :- .According to the school census the re arc 1865children between the ages of four and twenty, residing withintho limi ts of t his city.Of this numb er only U3 -1 hnve attended the public schoolsthe past yea r. The loss <strong>by</strong> ab sence during the winter termwas 26 per cent., spring term, 2[} per cent., and the fall term,19 per cent. , mak ing an average loss duri ng th e year of about23 per cent. of th ose whose names have been cnroIled on theschool registers. The following table will show th e number,and cvcrngc attendance of pupils in th e different schools dur ingeach of t he ter ms into which our school yea r is divided.SCIIOOLS .j' WJ S T ER n :R )I.I SrRISG r enx. l] F.\LJ. TE R ~ I •.---J-_,; I ,; I ,;.; >< ,; >< I , >< • >


MADISOI' DIRE CTORY. 115At tho present time there arc cloven sepa rate schools, in whicharc employed fifteen teachers. Th e whole amount expendedfor the suppo rt of schools during the year, including rent ofschool houses, repairs. fuel, incident al exp enses nod teacherswages, according to the report of the treasur er of the B oard ofEducati on, is less than €;GOOO. T his is less than six dollars andflft,Y cents per scholar for the whole number who ha ve attendedsch ool. J udging from those DQW in t he pu blic schools, whohave been instructed in private schools, we believe t hat pupilscan be bettcr educa ted in th e former, at 3 D expense of lessthan two dollars and fifty cents per term, than in any pr ivat eschools in the city where the t uition for a single pupil rangesfrom fifteen to forty dollars per annum.T he new school houses, which were ready for occupancy inOctober, 1I:1\"e enab led mc for th e first time t o inaugurate a systomof graded schools. Hither to it has been impossible to gr adethe schools in such a manner as to enabl e teachers to do justice,eit her to the mselves or their pupi ls.Although we han not been able to classify the scholars asth oroughly as would be desirable, sufficient has been done inthat directi on to convin ce the most skept ical of the practicnbili,ty , uti lity and economy of a g raded system of schoo ls. Classeshave been formed in accordance with the course of study adopted.In conseq uence of the crowded condit ion of the school housein t he first ward, it has been found necessary to exclude scholarsunder six yea rs of age, to ~i\"C place to those who arc older,and whose attendance at school is much more important. Parents have sometimes complained of this, Lut when it is necessaryto exclude any class of pupils, on acco unt of a lack ofroom, it is better to exclude those who would be-least benefited<strong>by</strong> school privileges. )108t ex perienced educators entertain th eopinion t hat no child under six yea rs of nge should be allowedt o attend sehoul at all.SC HOOL HEGSIT ERS.-Th c regi ste rs heretofore in usc in ourschools were both faulty in plan and deficient in mut ter. '1'0secu re a uni for m system of school statistics, I have pr epared :l.new one for each of the depar tment s in which will be pre servedthe following facts, viz : Xa me of school j name of teacher ;length of t erm, with t he det c of its commencement and close jnumber, age, name and attendance of each pupil j nu mber oftim es dismissed; nu mber of t imes tardy ; number of tim es eachpupil has communica ted ; number of tWimcs punishcd ; number


n6~IADISON DIRECTORY.of males; nu mber of females; whole number of pupils: avcrngenu mber; number of visitors; also, the standing and conduct ofthe pupils, and t he names of par ent, or guardian.T bcsc rczlsters will fur nish th at kind of informat ion which isso indispensable to the Superintendent, as well as to all thosewho ::tTC responsible for the character of our public schools.B lank forms of rep orts of the weekly standing of each pupil,to be filled out <strong>by</strong> the teachers and sent home t o parents orgu ardians, will soon be in readiness.T J. RDI XESS.-Thc evil of tard iness has been diminished in allth e schools, alth ough it has not been ent irely overc ome. F orthe few cases which now remain, paren ts arc , for the most part,re sponsible. E very case of tardiness is fai thfully preserved int he permanent records of the school, an d to a cert ain ex tentdetermines the stand ing of the pupil, whether he is or is notresponsible. Xo reasons for tardiness nrc given, as the fact th ata pupil retains connection with the school aft er repeatedlycoming late t o school, is of itself sufficien t eviden ce that he basgi ven sat isfact ory reasons to his tea cher. .A written excuse,while it tr ansfers responsibility frcm th e pupil t o the parent,cannot remedy th e evil, or render it less injurious or odious.W ere all par ent s fully aware of its effects, they would submitt o consid erabl e inconvenience before t hey would lower thestnndina of th eir chi ldren, or cause th em to int errupt th e progre..s of the school, <strong>by</strong> coming in aft er the exercises commence.Ir.R EGUL AR ATT E:S-OA:S- Ct:.-An oth er evil which interfereswit h the pr ogress of our city schools, is irr egular attendance.No pupil sh ould be allowed to absent himself from school, evenfor one half day, exc ept in case of sickne ss or some urgentnecessity. If-scholura cann ot attend school more than th reefourthsof th e time, it is much better for t hem, and for theschool. for them to nttcud every day for one-four th par t of theterm, t han to be nbscut oncdny in four du-lng t he whole lengthof SChO(I1. A bout fift y per cent. of the ab sences, during th eInst t erm, was occasioned <strong>by</strong> the delay in building sidewalks tot he school hous es.A large number of childre n in the second ward remai ned atborne part of las t term, becau se they were unable t o cross themar sh between th eir b-m es and th e school house in the thirdwar d. Many children hav e been kept out of school in the firstward in consequence of the bad condition of th e roads lead ingt o the school house. , \'e hope immedi ate steps will be taken t oremedy these defects.Thc practice of excusing pupils from schoo l, Cor minor rea-


MAD ISOX DIRECTORY. 117sons, is a pern icious one, an d oug ht to be disconti nued. Atti mes as many as t wenty pupils, in one depa rtment, have brough trequests from parents, that their children might be dismissedfrom school, in a single aftern oon. I n severa l instances t heywere dismissed from school for the purpose of t aking lessons ofsome itine rant singer, who taught them just enough to qualifyt hem to take par t in a public concer t for his benefit. F or a fewsongs. which have been learn ed, and which have been almost assoon forgott en, more than a hundred pupils have been allowedto leave their school. get behind their cla sses, and lose interestin the ir stu dies for almost an ent ire term. I nstead of requestin~a repetition of concert s, which are prepar ed at such a sacrificc, it would be more just to prosecute such individuals for.. obtaining money und er false pretences." I n other places theyhave rule s for the pr event ion of such evils as the ab ove, andthe good of our schools demands some such regulation here.Parents can have t he privilege of hearing several hun dr ed childrensing together, almost any day , <strong>by</strong> coming within hearingdistance of the school houses, to which they would be kindlywelcomed, without any admission fee." If four from a class of sixt een, which is about the ratio ofabsenteeism among t hose who ar c enr olled on th e school registers,ar c absent every day , there is, besides the loss of just onefourth of the tea cher's time and thc scho ol expen ses, a fearfu ldrawback on th e industry and progre ss of the scholars who arcpresent. Of th e twelve present to-day, four, that is, one-th irdwere ab sent yesterday, and having not heard tha t lesson recitedand explained, they ar e not fitted to understand the pre sentlesson. The teacher must therefore go oyer it rapidly to themand this will cause a loss of time to the othe r eight, and beingdone rap idly willnot be underst ood <strong>by</strong> th e four absent ees. H ereth en arc three losses, no one of which is inconsiderable-t hotime and stren gth of t he teacher , the time and patience of thescholars who were punctual, and the loss to the absentees themselves,resulting from the imperfect und erstanding of th e r re\'iouslesson} and all the se arc add iti onal to those enumerate dabove. As thi s twenty-fire per cent. is th e constant ra tio ofabsenteei sm, these losses arc every day losses, and thei r amountin a yea r is fearful. T he effect of t hese is t o introduce discouragementinto the breast of th e faithful and courngooust eacher, and confusion and loss of interest into all tho class esand exercises of the school. 11 ** ReT. Robert Allyn, School Commissioner of Rhode Island.


118 MADISOS DIR ECTORY.P ARE :\ TS .' SD TEACliERs.-The relati on c Xls tln g betweenteachers and pupils. is, in many respects, very similar to thatwhich exists between parent , and children, and what ever wouldtend t o diminish the auth ority of the teacher, would tend todiminish also the authori ty of th e parent.F or this reason the teacher and parent should be friendly colaborers in t he work of education. If the teacher estab lishes asystem of instructi on ami discipline which clas hes with tha talready existing in the family, the influence of one system mustbecome weakened in proportion 3.5 th e other g rows st rong. Itbecomes the duty of Loth teacher and parent, und er such circumstnnces,to cousult respecting the highest good of the child,and each should be willing to pursnc that course which would beproductive of th o best result s. f' ouchcr s ar c not always pCI"­feet, and while the y should not be regarded as the servants ofany one citizen, they should ju stly be regarded as the sen-ants ofall. And while they arc not at liberty t o ad opt a principle ,which, alt hough it might please some influential parent, wouldinfringe upon t he right s of the humblest member of t he school,they should. listen respectfully to all the su!!gestions of pare nts,and adopt such of them as arc wise and ~goo d ; and a parentshould never ente rt ain nn opinion prejudicial to the teacher, beforehe has received an explanation of the supposed grie...nncefrom th e teacher's lips. Children do Dot always represent thecir cumstanc es of school t ra nsactions correctly , even when theydesire to do so, and are rar ely capable of appreciat ing the considerationswhich often influence t he teacher's conduct . A wiseparent will be cautions how he expresses his hostili ty to themanagement of the teacher, in t he presence of his child, evenwhen he has satisfied himself <strong>by</strong> a conversat ion with the teach ­er, t hat his action was wrong. Any teacher worth y of his calling.would upprccinte the kindness of a parent, who, instead ofthr eatening vengeance against him , would cal mly investigatethe facts of th e alleged gr ievance , and in a friendly mannerpoint out his fault. P arents sometimes fa il to secure obedienceon the part of their children, and oftentim es make mistakes int he management of even a small number, alth ough they have aninti mate knowledge of their children's dispositions and habits,cud ar e invested with all the authority of th e pnrcntul relat ion.Teachers arc obliged to study the cha racter of a large number,under circumstances which often render it difficult to learnthe truth respecting each ind ividual, and it would be a mira cle,if t bey should mak e no mistakes in t he management of such a


IM ADI SON, 1858.MADISON DIRECTORY. 110var iety of children as ar c often brought togeth er in th e sameschool.In 3. major ity of cases, those par ents who censure moststrong ly the discipline their children receive at school, wbo declaimloudest against t he tyranny and ar bitrary rule of thet eacher, arc th e very persons whose chi ldren nrc most disobedientand badly govern ed at horne. If, instead of complainingof the te acher, and that, t oo ofte n in t he pre sence of their children, they would visit the school, invite t he teachers to the irhomes, and take some pains to become ncquuinted with them,t hey might impart much valuable informa tion concerning thedispositions, habits and tendencies of their children, whichcould hardly fail of being ndvantugeous to both.Teachers thus situ ated would forget the weary toil an d car e ofthe school room, in the satisfaction of k nowing t hat the ir effor tswere duly appreciated, and would embrace every opportu nity tomake t heir lab ors worthy of st ill gr eater att ent ion. H ow muchtroubl e might be saved and how much positive good might heaccomplished <strong>by</strong> the combined wisdom of both teacher and parent.I t is a gratifying fact that not a single complain t aga instany of th e teachers now employed in th e public schools, has, tomy knowledge, ever been made <strong>by</strong> nny parent or guardian whohas visited the school dur ing the past year.Th e school house grounds should be pr operly enclose d assoon as practicable in ord er that req uisite apparatus for physicalexercise may be prepared an d the pupils have an opport un i­ty of suitably orna ment ing the grounds with trees and shrubbery.Al though the finan cial embarrassment which has fallenso heavily upon the country begets n desire for retrenchment inall public expenditure of money, I am confident that our citizenswill be slow to commence wit h the most importa nt and indispensable of all, and the only one which is ulwnys sure tomake ampl e returns for th e most liberal investments. Ourschools arc worthy of all that has been expended for th eir support.T eachers ha ve st ruggled to overcome obstacles, which onlyteachers can appreciate. They have lab ored dilligently to makeour public schools what they ar e. and are determined that noeffort s of th eirs sha ll be wanting to br ing th em into JlOnora blccompetition with th ose which haveIence.at ta ined th e highest excel.R espectfully submitt ed,D. Y. KILGORE ,City Sup't of Schools.


1QOMADISON DIRECTORY.BOARD OF INSTRUCTION I N THE PUB LIC SCHOOLSOF MADISON.IlIOIISCIIOOL.S .... L.\R'i' .D. Y. Kilgore, P rincipal, 81,000C. ,V. Curtiss , Associate. . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . 600Miss S. U. Huntley. Preccpt rcss, 300Dn ICI{ scnoor, Il Ol; S E.Miss Ab<strong>by</strong> L. Kilgore, Intermediate, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300Miss Eliza G. Randall, Primary,. ..... ... 300FIRST W.\ RD.Miss IIarrict Gorsline, Principal, Gramm ar School, . . . . 300Miss Minnie II . Hu bbard, Assista nt, " 300Miss J . Ellen R owell , Int ermediate. ... . , _ " . . . . . 300~1i ss E unice E . B enjamin, Primary, . .. . . 300THIRD WARD .Miss L. S. Darling, Prin cipal, Grammar, . . . . . 300Miss Susan H. 'Yard, In termediate, , ' " 300Miss Mary A. Sweet, Primary•.. . . . . . , . .. . . . 300FOURTHWARD.1\Iiss Ru th II. Fe rnandes ,. . . . . . . . 300sc noor, n OUS E I N F AR WELL'S AD DIT IO::OO .Miss ,1. S. Brown, . . . . . . . . : . . . . .. . . .... . .. 300TE ACHER IN ELO CUTION.Mr. F. F. )l eKay,.. .. . . ... 400T EACH ER IN VOCAL JIUSIe.;IIi" It. L. Chittenden, . .. 100L ECT URER OX A~.\ TO)lY A~D P HYSIO LOGY.Dr. U. B. Chapman, . . .. . .. .. .. . . .. . . .. . .. 100I,IBRARIES.) I AD ISO~ LIBRARIES.,Madison must, from the nature of things , always be the litern.ryemporium of the' State. This characteristic will have 0.


llADISO:\' DIRECTony. ]21favorable influence in attracti ng men of intelligence and lit erarytaste 10 the place.Th e following Table exhibits the present number of volu mesiu t he Iibrnr ics of our Cirj-, which huvc been collected to subservepu blic pur poses, an c.f ull arc r apidly increasing :.- - 0-~ S:.:. ~ i= ..=;. :; ENJ.llE. g ~ ~ ~ .5'; LIDRAnu. l'l.I '':: l:: ~ ..J::-;..~ ~ 0 ': ~ . =_ -,-,, 1_ '""'__-=- -=- :"- __Etnt c L.ibr;lr;v, . . . . . . . . • . I l\1 a ( ~ i,~ O n , 118361 7 , o o o I 2 ~ o l ll o r n c c Roblee.E xecut ive I.lbrarY, . .. . . . 18.JS 600 , .S tille Superinte nde nt 's. . " 11848 60°1200.... . .Sta te Jttst. Society. . . . . . I I 185·j 4,000 1000 1>. S. Dur rie .Univer sity Li br:lric!;,. . . . " l S-U:; 3,OlJO 335 ;\JndiHIn Emus.~I rll li~ O I1 Fern. Seminary, •. 1 1 ~ 5 6 1,000, •. . . J . C. Picknrd .M:ul ison Institute. . . . . . . I I 11854 451 113 jD. II . Tullis .State .\ !!ricult ur:l.1 SOC:I)' l; 1851 300 •.. . D. J . Powers .l!igb Sch?ol,.: : . II 300i· •. . 1D. Y. Kilgn rc.I rcshJCl"rllln


122 MADISO:! DIREC TORY.D AILY w rscoxsrx P ATRIOT.- Offi ce P inckney Street nca rtbe P ost Office. Published every morning. Terms 87,00 perannum. Carpenter & ylartln, Propriet ors, &c.T RI ' 'WEEKLY An c cs ."-XD D E ~ O C R .-\T. - P ublished c,"cryTuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Terms, ~3 . 50.'l'RI ~'V E E IU Y STATE ,TOURXAL.-Tcr ms, $3.00 .'WE EKLY A RGU S xxn DEYOCRA T.-Publishcd every Tuesday.Terms, $I.50.'VEI;I-\ L Y S TA TE .Joons .uc-c-Tcrms, 81.50.W E EKLY ' V I SCOXSI N PA TRI OT. - T er m s, si.suT he fullowing ar c printed in the German language :)IA DI SOX DE )IO Ii:nAT.-OJficc Griffi th's Block, King St reet.Publi..bed every T uesday. Ter ms, S ~ .O O per annum. Pfaff&; Seklos, E ditors and P ublishers.lI!ADI SO:S Z EITUXO - Offi ce Bcltzell's Block, King Street.Publi!'hed nery Saturday. Terms, l)~ . OO per annum . Lindeman& R uunmann, Editors and P ublishers." 'ISCO:SSI:S STH .. TS Z EIT c :SG. - O ffice Griffith's Block, K ingStreet. P ublished C\'cry Monday. Terms, 82.00 pcr annu m.August Kruer, E ditor and P ublisher.Likewise there arc printed in the Norwegian language thefollowing :TIlE Earc n.cs r ex. - Offico Smith's Block, Kina Street.P ublished c\"cry "'e d n c ~ d a y. Terms, $ 1.50 . Scand inavianP ress Associat ion, P ublishers. C. F. Solberg , Ed itor.Tn E NORTH STAn.-Office B ruen's B lock, Pin ckney Street .Ter ms, $ 1,75. Sca ndinavian Democratic P ress Association.Publishers. Charles M. Ruse, E dit or.MAGAZINES.TOE W I SCOS S1:S' F'AR)IEIt.-Office Bruen's Bl ock, Pi nckneyStreet. P ublished monthly. Price 81.0 0 per annum. P ow:'ere & H I1J t, E ditors and P ublishers.T O E W'I S C O X S 1 ~ J o u n x .4..L OF EDCCAT10~. - P ublishedmontLly. A. •T. Craigo, Editor. &c.T OE S T UDEXt'S Mrs CELL.4..X Y. - P ublishcd monthly underth e supervision of t he Students at the State University,


IJ..l.DISON DIRECToar. 123BAliKS.BAS K OF TUE CAPIToL.-Capital $5 0,000. IncorporatedAugust. 1856. Bru en's Block, P inckney Street, near w asb,ingt on A venue.O.Jicers -c-President, E. B. Smith j Cashier, J. M. Dickinson; Teller and Notary, E . T. Martin .DASE CO UNT Y B ANK.-Pinckney Street, corncr waeaing..ton Avenu e. Capi tal 850.000. I ncorporated October 15t,1854.O_tJicers.- P rcsidcnt, N. B. Van SIJkc j Cashier, Timot hyBrown: Teller, J ohn H. Slcvan.S T A T E BASK, l\IADISos.-Pinckncy Street, bet Mnin nod'~l n s hi n g t o n Avenue. Capital $50,000. I ncorporated J anuary1st, 1853.Ojiars.-Prcsiucnt. Samue l Marshall: Cashier, J . Alder Ellis;'feller, J ames L. Hill.Dividends declared January and J uly." rI SCO:SSt N BANI\ OF ilI.\DIso?\' ,-l\Iain Street n " 1'isconsinAvenue. Capital ~ 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 . Incorp ora ted J uly 3d, 1857.O§ic er.~ . -Pl" c s i Je n t , ~I. D. Miller: Acting Casbier and Nota ry,W. P. Westfall.Dividends declared J anuary and .Iuly .I ~ S UR AN CECm l PANI ESl\!AD I SOS itfu T UAJ, I xsum xcs Co.-Incorporated Slarchlith, 1851. Office, Bruen's Block.OffiCcl's.- President, Nathaniel ,Y. Dean ; Vice President.Da vid J . P owers; Secr etary. David Atwood ; Treasurer, L .W . lI o)'t.IJirecrors,-"":.'i. w, Dean, D. J . P owers, L. J . Farwell, B.F. Hopkins, David Atwood, Will. A. El'nst, Wm. Dudley. H.A. Tenney. ,Y. A. Mears, L. w. Hoyt, Simeon :Mills, ,Y. N.Seymour, G. l\I. Harris.\VISCOS SU; STATE I S SUR AS CE Co.- Office opposite the PostOffice on Pinckney Str eet. Chart ered Capital $500.000. Capitalpaid In , ~10 0 , 0 0 0 .Officers- A. L. Collins, P resident; J ullus White, Secre tary.Directors.-L. J. F ar well, Madison; A. JJ, Collins, Madi son;A. K Lawrence, Madison; F .G.TiL bitts, Madiso n; E.' V. Keyes,Madison; Charl es Dory, Menasha; H. S. Dura nd, Hncine: A.Hya tt . Smith, J anesville; J, P . :\leGregor, Portage City; A.L. P ritchard, "1'aterto\\'l1; W. D. McIodoe, \Vausau; L. C.Hyd e, lleloit,


1!24 ~I.\DISOS DffiECTORi.IXCORPORATED AXD J OI"T STOCK CO)IPA" IES.l\1ADI S O~ G AS L ro n t AXD C OKE CO:l1PAXY.Char tered, J nnuary 1855. Capitnl, $50 ,000. Office Bruen'sBlock, Pi nckney Street, corner Wcsbiug ton AvOffircrs.-Prcsidcnt , Julius P. Atwood ; 'I'rccsurcr, B. F.H opki ns ; Secre ta ry, Goo. F . T aylor; Superintendent , E dward'I hcmpson.D irecIQrs.- .Tulius P. Atwood, Leonard J . Farwell. Nathaniel, Y. Dean, J . A. Ellis, David A twood, Samuel Marshall,Benjamin F. Hopkins.bUDISOX IIYDIUULIC CO )IPA" Y.Char tered 185-1. President, lI on. Horace A. Tenney; Seerotary.Wm. A. White; Treasurer, I... J. Farw ell.T he obje ct of this incorporat ion is to com'oy water from tilecool depths of L ake Mend ot a, into 3. cnpn cious Roscr vclr att he t op of U niversity lIill, an clcvntl on of l OUfoot, a nd fromt he nce t hrough pipes t o th e tops of most bu ildin gs in the city,for the supply of pr-ivate famili cs ; .wbich would be of gre a tassistnnee in ease of fire. I Lwill enable the mnnngers to er ectfountains in the Uulverslty grounds, the Capitol Park, andother public pla ces.DA"E CO U"TY FAmIER S' PROTECTIYE uxroxOrganized I S5i. M. .I: )1. n. R. Depot Grounds Madlson.OF F ICE RS :RIb s Combs, '" President.J . G. }' elton,.. .. . .... . Secretary.D i l'f Cf ol's.- A . I. Luco, Gee. Gillett, S. Shumway, II. l\f.Everett, K R iebardson. J . G. Walbridge. E . Thomas, D oualdMcD onalJ..SC .i~ D IS AV IAX DE)IOCIUTIC PRESS ASSOCIA­TIOX.Meet every qunrtcr nt the office of the Korth St ar, Bruen'sBlock, Pinckney S treet . Organized, April 1, H5i.Q;.nccTs.-Prcsidcllt, A. A. Bird; Secretary , Jacob Seeman;Treasur er, liab ricl Biornson.


MA DISOlf DIRECTORY. 12r;SCAl'DINAVIA" PRESS ASSOcrATIO~.Meet nt the Emigmnteu Office, K ing Street. Organ ized,1852, Capital, 81,500OJiic er s .-Prc ~ i d c n t . C. Comelluson j Vice-President. H .A. Prcus j Secretary and General )I:t n ::t ~cr, K. J. Fleischer,Directors - oX. Brandt, C. wingo, O. Torgersen.MILITARY ,Alexander 'V. R nndnll, Commander in Chief, ~1:l d: s rmA masa Cobb. Adj utant C cncral. . . )1i ncTn.l PtVolker t \\r, R oth, Commissary Gcu'J,:\bdisonSimcon Mills, Pay ) h stcr Gen'I,~J n. di s onH. U. B ull, Quar ter )Iastcr Gon'I, , _ .MadisonA. A. ~IcD o n ncl l, En gineer in Chief, MallisonB. L . Bu t trick, J udge Advocat e Ucn'l, MilwaukeeJ . B. Garner, Surgeon Gen'I, . . .. . .. . MllwaukecAI D-DI:· CA.)I PS.Charl es G. Williams,. . . ... . . . . . .. . . . Jenes vlllcJ oseph F. !lill. " .. " , , . " )lihraukeeP eter R. Storms, . . . . . . . . . ~Jil wa uk e eCarl Schurz, , . . . Wat ert ownDa niel Gr ah am, . . . . . \VhitewaterJ ames E . V111ton,Al banyJncob Hugl), . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . weutomcJ ohn F. Pott crv; . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . TroyC. C. " "1'a.shburne, .:\Iineral PtWm. J . Dawes,F ox L akeF I FTH DI T r S I O ~ \HSCO ~S I X S TA T E MI LITI A.Comprising t he Coun ties of Dane, Sa uk, Adams, and J uncau .~Iaj or General, David A twood} ?l1ndison\' .' .' C IT homas Reynolds, " , . . " , .M adisonA ru-uc- amps, D. K. Tenney, . MacIsonrI nspector, J ohn Wi lliams:\1adisonQuar ter Master, Simeon Dean,i1JndisonPay Master, Frank II. Firmin,MndisouJu~l ge Advocate, Frank A. Haskell, MadisonCommissary. Dewitt, C. P oole, . . . . . . . MadisonEngineer, II. II . Giles, . 1Ilailison


125 MADIS O:l DffiE CTROY.Surgeon, J . C. Howells,Chaplain , N. H. Eggleston. . . . . • . .Madison)IadisonFIRST nRIGADE, WI SCOSSIX STATE MILITIA.Comprisiog the l itb and 18t b Regiments of t ho Couuty ofDane.Brigadier Gcnorcl,William S. GrubbSTAFF.Quartermaster•.. . .. . ... . . ... .... .... . .. . .. .. D. R. CoitAid-de-Camp,. . . . . . . . . . . . . B . SlaughterBrigade I nspector. . . . .... . . .. . . . J. ·W. J effersonSurgeon, . . . '" ... . •. . •. . .. ..... . . . . E. A. WocdwardJ udge Ad vocat e,J . ,Yo J ohnsonChaplain, ------EIGUTEEXTII RE GDI EX T WI SCONSI N ST ATE }!f LITI.-\. .(lcmprising the Westerly half of Dane County, together withthe City of Mudison.Colonel,E . W. Kej'esLieutenant Colonel•. . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . ... . . .. . . .. .. . . . •..• • • •• • • •ST AF F.Adjutant•. . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Silas U. Pi nneySergeant )[ajor, " . . . .. .. ... • 'Willet S. MainE ngineer•. .. • 0 •••• ••• • • ••• • • •• • • Rufus S. RileyQuarter Master,J ohn N. J onesPay )[ aster. . . . . Samuel )I eCordCommissary, . . . . . . . . ...• 0. 0 w esbingtcn L. SmithJudge Advocate,•• ••• • • •. Nat. RollinsSurgeon, 0 • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • ••• • • • " •• S. D. T buvcrDrum ~J n.j or•. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .... . . .. . . . . .. wm. II. MillerFife Mnjor,. .. . . . . . . . . H enry I. P ellagcColor Sergeant,C. C. Piercedo. do. .. . .. . .. . J obn L . Bor t.llsdo. do. .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. .. )I,ron T. BoileyGO\'EcxonGt;.\ RDS•0 • • • • • • • ••• 0 . 0 • • • • • •.Armory, Atwood's Block. )Iain Str eet.Captain, .. J . P. Atwood1st Lieutenant. . . . . . . . . . . F. D. Fuller2nd Ditt o. . Cbnrlcs L. Harris3d Ditto, .. .. .. S. H . Donnell


MADISOl" DIRECTORY. 127Orderly Sergeant. , . . ,... . . . , Geo. E. Bryont2d Ditt o, .. . .. .. .. II. Cowley3d Ditto, A. A. )Ieredith4t h Ditto... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George BaconlEt Cor poral. . Y. , Y. Roth2d Ditt o, . . . . . . . . . . . E. ll. erawford3d Ditto, E. T. Spranue4th Ditt o, .. Ira W. BirdSecretary•. . . . . . . . . . . . • . ... . . . . . . . . .. .. Frank II. F irminT reasurer• .. . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . . ..w. S. MainDir ector, . . . . . . J . P. Atw oodDitto•..... . . .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..E. ,V. KeysDitto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .F. D. FullerMA DI SO~ GCARD ~ .Ar mory, Mlll's Block. King Str eet.Captcin . : . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . J ohn 'Willa nsFirst Lieut., .. . .. . . J ohn A Byrn eSecond Lieut.,. . . . . . . . . ~ . . . T homes HeerenT hird Lieut;: , Mat hew SmithE nsign,George P. GordonQuarter )!nster, . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. Tim othy K inneyP ay ylastcr, " William H ard ingOrderly SergeantJ ohn B. HylandColor Sergeants•. . . . . . . . . .. . " Daniel Kelly. P. I~. DowlingFirst Sergeant, , . Fra ncis lI cewoodSecond Sergean t, . . . Hichard Gra dyThird Sergean t,T homas CarrollF ourth Sergeant, ,. . J ames Lew}?ir&t Corporal. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Peter SmithSecond Corpora l•. ....... , . . . .. . : . 'l'h omns McEnteoTh ird Corp oral, . . . . . . . . . . .J ohn GarmanF ourt h Corporal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Pat HorriganHAI L ROA DS.The Milwaukee & Mississippi Rail Road. runn ing west.through Madison, to Prairi e du Chien on the )lissh:sippi River.a distance of nbout 200 miles. is in successful operation. Atthe Mississippi, it employs a line of stea mboats for St. Pau l. andall int ermediate points in Iowa. Wi sconsin nod )Iinnesota, ontb e Upper R iver Three puseecgcr t rains run daily each way.and at J anesville connects with the Chicago, St. Paul & Fond


1Q8MADISON DIRECTORY.du J.Jtl C R oad. Thi s la tter road is now prosecuting a ha ndsomebusiness, and at least one half is t hrough eastern business, destined for all points north nntl west on the Up per ) li ssissippi.T he South w isconsin Division of the Milwaukee & MississippiR oad from Milton through J nncsvillc to Monroe a distanceof 40 miles, is also now open nod in successful operat ion.Wo re fer you to the adver tisements of the Milwaukee & ~l i s­sisaippi, and Chicago, St. Paul & Fond du L ac Hail R oads forfur ther particulars as to movement of the trai ns, connections,&c.STAG ES.Daily Lines of Stages leave Madison from St age Office, (andth e pr incipal hotels) for Watert own and P ortage Cny, and uTri-Wcckly L ine for B eaver Dam.E XPRESS- C0 3IPANIES.Arncrl ccn E xpress Compa ny, H . C. P ond, Agent .H olton' s :Jl erc hnnt s' Dispat ch E xpr ess, T. " '. J ohn son, Agent.TBLEG IL\PJl S.Wi sconsin Stntc Telegraph Company. office Bruen's B lock.J. Murray, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Su p't and Sec' y.SE Clt ET AND Bg "EIIIT SOCI ETIES.C;R A ~ D COUXClI, OF It. A~D S. 11. FOR r na ST ATE OF W I R C O~ SI~ .OF FICERS:T. 1. Camp. G. P.• J ames Collins, Deloit)1. J. CompoD. G. P., William Murdock, Jn ncsvilloI. Camp. G. '1'. 1.. A. S. \Vood ~b d jso nJ. Compo G. P . C., 31. B. Keyes, . . . .. Bcloit1. Co-up. G. C. G., C. L oftus Martin, .IuncsvilloI. Oom p. G. T., A. Baldwin, BeloitI. Compo G. C., 1. w est Miller _ ~ Madisonr. Compo G. S., Freeman Tyler, J unosvlllc) I A DI S O~ C OUX CIL , No. 3 , OF R. AX D S. l'I.Meets first nnd t hird F ri d ~y.!! of each mon th at the 2\bsonicHall, Main's Block.


.\lAlll SO'x lHHEt:T On r .l oWIH' J'I C.r.RS :T. I. G. )1 •. . .. . . .. . . . . . . ... .. . . . . . . . . . . .. ,L s, WoodD. I. G. ill., \Y0l. II . K arnsP . C. ' V.,Nelson Chitt endenC. G James K . Proudfit'['Dominie H nstreitcrIto , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David FleshS. , Joscph K eyesGR .~~D CU A. PTElt OJ.' Boy.u A UCII )I.U OS o! or TilE ST_\TE O ~·' Y I SCO:f SI S .The Tenth Annual Convocation of th e Gran d Chapter, willhe held at Madison. on t he first Wednesday of F ebruary. 1859.f:I lAXD O~'FICER S ::'1 . E . Henry L. Pa lmer, Grand High Priest, .:'Ililwaukee) 1. E . •John B ullen, Deputy Grand High Priest , Kcnoshu) 1. }O~ . lI enry )1. Billings. Grand King.. . . . . . Constance)1. E. AndrcwJ. Redburn, Grand Scribe, RacineK .Io hn II , Rountree. Grand T reasurer,PlattevilleK .Iohn Wa rren Hunt, Grand Sceretary, . . Madi son.E. Rev. l\lelanctholl 1I0yt. Grand Chaplain, :'IanitowocE. " "illiam Addy, Grand Marshnl. . . . . . . Ja nesvilleK 2\Iorris Louis, Grand Captain of the 1I0s-t, Milwau keeEo -Iohn Eo Thomas. Grand P. Sojourner, Shcboygnu FallsEo George II . P aul, Gra nd It . A. Oaptnln. . . . . . . .. K enoshaR Samuel S. H odge, Grand Master Srd Vail, . , BeloitB. Chase A . Stev ens, Grand vlnetcr Snd Vail, Ln Cro sseEo ~ Iar ei all Seavey, Grand )!as' er 1st Vail, Oshk oshEo Georg-e W'. Austin, Grand Steward, . . . .. . Lake )Ii1I5Com po Ebenezer Clcwcn, Grand Guard, )Iiddleton)!A DIs o s C IIAI' TEn, ~o 4-.) Ieets Tuesday on or before full moon, and Second Tu esdayt hereafter.or vrcens :)1. E . •John ."T. Hunt, G. Sec., Hi g h PriestB. Frank W. B ird, Kin gJ~ . Dominie H astreiter, . . . . ScribeCompo.Ioseph K eyes, . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . .. . . 'I're usurcrCompo Henry ' Vright•. ...... . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . SecretaryCompo .T. ·West Miller, . . . . . . ChaplainCompo 'Y m. n. J{ar m:, . . . . . . . .. .Captain H ostrr


13 0 ) !ADl SON DIRE CTORY.(bmp. A. S. " rood, . .. . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . Principal SojournerIomp. J as. K. Proudfit,1\. A. Captain(cmp. Geo. Ihohman. . . . . . . Master 3d Vail(om. ) 1. IJ. Ea!terbrook, . . . . . )lastcr 2d YaiI(omp. H. F. Treat,) la stcr I st VailIump. E , E. ,ryman, _Guard1 1l' T OF G n .\ XD O ~' i I CE R :-: OF 'ru z G RA ND L ODG E OF ' Y I SCOX-S I N WITH T H E IR AD Dn}: ~ s ...'I. ' V. Henry S. Baird, Grand Master, , .. Green Bay1. 'W. Georg e F. H untingt on, Deputy G. ) 1., Portage City1. W', Lut her ) 1. Tracy, Grand Senior ' Varden, )I ilwaukct}l . 'V. Luman ) 1. Strong, G.•J. Werden, . . Highland, Iowa Co1. 'V . ' YilIiam Chappell, Grand Treasurer : .w atertownl . W". 'Villiam R . Smith , Grand Secretary, Mineral P oint1. ' V. J ohn W·. H unt, Assistant Gr. Scc'y, MadisonN . Ep hraim F. Ogden, Gr . S. Deacon, . . . " ' hite Oak SpringsN . Algernon S. Wood, Grand J unior Deacon,~l a d i s olliV. J . T. Prior, Grand Chaplain, . . . . . . . . . .. . Shu llsburgI;V. Charles C. Cheney, Grand :l\brshal, . .. . . .. . . ..Janesville\'l . .Iohn E . Thomas, Grand Sword Bearer, . . Sheboygan Falls'S . ' Villiam )1. Clark, Gr and P ursuivaut,BeloitW. Morris Louis, Grand Steward, )I ilwaukcc' V. John R obinson, do Beaver DamHr. Ebenezer Clcweu, 'l'yler,:\liddlctclI, Da ne Co)hDI SO:-O LOJ)(;}:, No. 5.Meets ever)" Th ursday enning at their Hall, ) Iain 's Block.W. ~ l. , . Frank , Yo BirdS. W S. Y. Shipman.J. WWm. A. " 'hee.crT. . . . . . . . . . . ., . . " Sam'I Kla uber::; " . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . . . David H . ' VrightS. n " , J ohn K oddermund,J. DGeorge Drohman-':t J I" ,.......... . Francis Gault' . ewarr s, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. " '. Anschutz'I'. . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . .. . . .. . .•. . ... . . . ... .. E: .E. \VymanIIwAM L ODGE, So. f,O..\Iccts every .Monday evening, at Main' s Block.W. )1. . , . . . . . . .. . .. . " ..John Werren Hunt~ . ,,'. . . . . . . Xolsen Chi tt enden


-I. W~ I A D I S ON DIREC1'ORr. 131Alfred P . Doerschlag'r.. .... . Joseph KeyesS. . . . . . . . . . . . Du Ray HuntS. D A. S. Wood.r. D. . . . . . . . .. . ' Villiam F. BakerSteward . . . David HoltSteward _ J. C. RuddTyler '" 'I'hcs. C. B O U1" k ~CO ~CO ltD U. L ODm ;, I I. D.Meets every W"cdllcsday evening.,Yo1\1 . . . . • . . . . . • . . ••.. . . . •. . . .. .. .. Dominie HnstroiterS. "'T"..... ... .. ... ... ... . :.\Yilliam F. Baker.J. ' V , Marcus KohnerTreasurer . . . . . . . . .. . A. P. DoerschlagSecretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .Simon SeklesS. D. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . , . . ... . . . . ) 1. Greenbnum.J. D. . . . . . Ernst DoerschlagTyler. . . . . . . . . . . .. . C. AblyINDE PE l'iDE:-I T ORDER OF ODD FE LLOWSM A D I S O ~ E XC.-\ :o.I I' ) U:XT No. 8- 1. O. OF O. F.~ I e et 2d and 4th 'Wednesday of cnch month, at t heir Hall, Bacon'sBlock.C. P., . . . . . . . . , .1\ . S. SweetII. P.,11. A. StolraoS. \V., , E. 'V. Ga rdner.J. ' V. ,E. F. GilesScribe, ' " . . . . . . }.~ . S. OakleyTr ca s ~lf e r , " Samuel KlauberGRAXD Lonoa OF 'V I S C O ~ S I x-I . O. OF O. F.w.n meet at Madison, 3d Monday in .Ianunry 1859.C. M., "'Ill. Aldricl}, . . . ~ . . . .. . Two R iversD. G. M., C. II. Billings, .. . . . . . . .. , .. . ... MallisonG. WG. S.:'j~:i~· ~; {i ii.. · ri. ~ d d : : KenoshaG. '1' ., W. W. Xale, )li lw. ukeeHop>: LODG>: No. 17- -1. O. OF O. 11.l\Ieet every Friday E vening at Odd Fellows' H ull, Bacon'sBlock.


132 ~JAIJIS O" DIHECTORY.N. G., S. :M. CalkinsY. G., E. W; GardnerR. S.. .. .. C. A. ReynoldsP. S., J . S. WebsterTreasurer,C. C. Chur chTNlJEPI, NDENT OHDEI\ OF GOOD TE~IPLA It S .Gn.Ui"n L ODGE , 1. O. O F G. T.'I'he next nnuua l session will be held at F ond du Lac. OIl th efirst 'I'uesrluy of Septe mber, 1858. .OH IC lm~.Gr and 'V . Chief 'f., _ William Haw ley, Madison.Grun d w, Secretary• . . . . . .. . . . . . . II. B. Dal e, F ond du Lue.e .H'lTO I. L ODGl':, I. O. OF G. 11'., No. 1l.Mcors every Tuesday, P . M., at Hall in Bacon's Block,Pinckney, cor -ncr of :;'tIitUin Streets,W. C. '1'.• . • . . . •• . •... . . ... . . • .. . • . .. ..•J. W. 'rolford.W . Secretary,. . . J . II. Randolph::i'rATE C JHn lLU L ODGE, I. O. o r G. '1'., No. 4u.Meet e\'ery Thursday evening, at Columbian Ha ll, WnsbingtonAvenue, bet ween Webster nnd P inckney Streets.\V. C. 'I'.,J . \ V. :l1iller.\\". Secretary, ' C. A. Reynolds.~ " A T l: OF WI SCON SI :-I,Meet annu ally at :JT:ltlison in October.G. \ V. I l . , . •• . . . • . . . .. .. . . . .•. . . . • . . . .. .. •.• • .. •U. \\ r. Assistant,. . . C. U. Church, Madison.G. Scr ibe, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•J obn H. (Hading, E vansville.G. Tr easurer, Isaac D. Sweat, l\lazo Manic.G. Conductor, . . ' " " K S. Oakley, Madison.n. Guardian, K \ Y. Ga rdner, ,.E X C l-:L S I OI ~ DIYI SION, No. 18, Soxs OF T E ~ l l' t; It A N C }; ,) [eet every Satu rday evening, at their Hall, Bacon's Block.Ofllccrs elected qua rt er ly.


) IADISOX DIR ECTORY.STATE AGl\ICULT UltAL SOCIE TY.133Th e A nnual Meeti ng is held at Mcd ison, in December, forthe election of officers an d &c.R ooms No.5, Bruen's Block, Pinckney Stre et, corner of'Was hington Avenue, Madison, w isconsin. Open from 8 A . :Mto G P. M.OfFICERS :President, .J. F ' Villaru, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JuncsvillcA. D. Kirkpatrick, Dayt onVice Presidents, O. F. Ba rtl ett, East Truy1F. D. McCarty, Fond du LacSecreta ry, D . J . Powers,McdisouTreasurer, David Atwood,Mndlsou) Adam E. Il ay.. Little PrairieGoo. II. w illiston, Janesv illeI Goo. Messersmit h, DodgevilleA J.~itiolla.1 mCl~lh er s . of the I D. \Yilliu.ms, Sp~ing fi~ l tlEx ecutive (lonuuittce L. " . .Join er, " yommgS. S. Daggett,•.. . .. .Milwaukee\rlll. It. Taylor,.. . Cottage Grov eTemple Clark,.. . .. . Manitow oc.J1) A ~n; COUNTY AGHiCULTUItAL Socrerr.'I'hc Annual Meeting is held in December, at Madison, forthe election of officers and trn usncti on of other business.on' WE ItS :P resident, W. It. Taylor,Cottage GroveL. B. YiJa.s, MadisonYicc-Preeidcnrs .J. Greening, Muzo Mani c1.T. ·W. H oyt, , MudlsonSecre ta ry, }~ . 'V . Skinner, ' " MallisonTreasurer, .T. n. B. Matts,Verona'\'ru. Coleman,Or egonExecutive Committ ee Eo D. Montrose, . .. . . . . YorkS. ' V. FieIJ, Fitchhurg1STATI, IlISTOlllCAI, socnrrr.Rooms, basement Baptist Church, Carroll, ncar Main street,open from S A . 1\f. to 12 1\1.. and from 2 to 5 P . 1\1. ]Jur ing'till,' session of th e Legislnture, open from 7 to ~l P . !'T.


134 MADISO:; DIRECTORY.Oi"FICERSFOR 185t:.Pr esident , Gen. Wm. R . Smit h, ' Mineral P oint.. 1 H en. James Duane Doty, Menasha.I I. A. La pham ,Milwnukeo.,. p . , t rGen. A. G. E llis, Stevens' P oint.\ Ice restuen s, H on. 11 'Iorgan L . 11' Inrtim, . . . . . . Urcen IIay.Cyrus ' VDodman ,Min eral P oint.J R ev. Alfred Brunson, Prairie du Chicn.Corresp onding Secret ary,H en. Lyman C. DraperRecording Secretary, . Dr. John 'V. HuntLibrari an,Daniel S. DurrieTreasurer, . . Prof. O. M. ConoverCuratoTs.-I-Ion. L. J . Farwell, Hon. •J. P . Atwo od, H on.D. J . P owers, H orace Roblee. S. II. Carpenter, F. G. Tibbits,S. G. Uenedict, Dr. C. B. Chapman, 'Vm . Gennet, JI on. rnram C. llull, Ilon. Simeon Mills, Col. Dav id Atwood. K A.Calkins, Edward Ilsley, S. V. Shipma n, Frank II. Fi rmin, .r.A. Ell is, II . D. u Cutler.'I'he H istorical Society was formed ill -Innunry, 1849, buteffected comparatively nothing until the re-organizati on in1854. I t holds month ly meetings, and has nn actin and efficientB oard of Officers; it has a choice and valuable library ofover 4,000 bound volumes, as many marc unbound pamphletsand document s, and a fine gallen- of oil paintings Pew similarinstitutions anywhere have ' had an equal degree of prosperity. It is justly the pride of the people of Wisconsin.STAn ; MEDICAL SOCIETY.' Vin meet at .Janesville in .Iunc next, for the election of newofficers, &e.President, Clark G. P ease, . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .•JanesvilleVice Presidents,ISolomon B~o o d , ' " RochesterH ays McKmley, . . . . . . . . , KenoshaSecretary, George D. ' Vilber, . . . . . .. . . . . . Mineral P tTreasurer, A. •J. w ard.Madisonr ohn Mitchell,JanesvilleCensors, E . A. Woodward , Madison\VITI. H. Hrisbane, , .. " Arenai


MADI SON DIRECTORY,SOCI ETIES, AS SOCIATIONS,&C.l SGA TllENl:AX I l l n : RAHY S OCIETY.This Society meets evcry Fri day E vening in t he Stat e UnivcrsityBuildings, and is composed mostly of the st udents.I'roeidcnt. . . . . . IJ. S. ClarkVice President, . . . R. Ar mstrongClerk, : Eo L . FitzhughTreasurer,J . E . SuttonHcc. Scribe, ; _. __ J ohn"r. Slaughte rLibra rian,IJ. S. ClarkAssist ant Librarian,H. R. DawesIIE s I' ERL\ XL I T E HARY SOCIETY.This Society meets c\"Cry F riday Evening in the S tate UniversityBuildings, and is composed mostly of the students.Prcs idellt, . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. r. R P arkisonVice President,G. ,V Ashm oreSecret aryIt Scribe, . . ... . . ...... . . .. .. . ." 'illiam F. VilasA. L. HostcdoCensor, . . . . . . . . . . . ... G. W·. AllenTreasu rer, . . . . . . .. . . . . . W. ]•. l'I. O'Conn orL ibr ar ian,T homas N. H ainesST. GEORGE 'S HOCIE TY.P res ident, . ... .... . . . . . . ... .. . •Joseph Hob bins, M. D.. Vice P residents, 1 ..(. . . . . . .• . • . . . . . H enry ,\\"' r,i~ht ,Eo GibbsTreasurer,Geo. H . Bar wisePhysician, William Hobbins, .M. D.Recordi ng Secretury. v. . . . . . .. . . . ... . .. .. . •J. ' V. MayhewCorresponding Secretary, . .. . .J ohn Gri ffithJ [anagers,:K Thompson, Goo. F . W oodward , N. •J. Moody,-I ames Fi sher, w illiam B. w ah on, E. Oswin, and J . R obson.~IU S ICAI ,SOCIETY..M A DI S O ~ MAE !i E R CUOI R.Meet every 'T uesday and Th ursday evenings, at "~ n l1\" ebster Street. near l\Iain S tre et .Director.- lIe nry Pcllago.H all,


13G .' U DIS O:-l LJ IRBCTOIlY.)IADISON I:-lSTI T UTE.P resident, . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Fruuk A. Ha skellI ,Frank rr, Firmin,Vice-Presidents, ., . . . . . . Edward I1slcy. . . . . .. . .. . . . . . Horace Rub lceCorresponding :O:ccretary•. . . . .. . . . _ .J. ,Yo May hewHecortling Secretary •. .. . .... . ... .. .... .. . Dewiu C. P ooleTreasure r, , . . .. . . . B. G. BenedictD trectors.c-ct, C. Pickard, II. ~ 1. Lewis, \V. S. )hin, 1\1. T.Bailey, .1. W. 1I0)'t, D. ) lcF arland, D. II . T ulIi,. E. B. Adam,.E. \V. Skinnerv -I. C. Howells. Wm. Hipley, J r , E . '1'. Sprague.Librarian,D. H. T ulliss. G. Benedict,K W. Skinner,n. C. P oole,.J. W', ) la yhcw,Prank l l. 'FirOlill,n. .:'lIeFarland ,11. .'L Lewis,K '1'. ~pr:tgu c ,D. II . T ullis,J:;XEC UT IYE CO.\D iITT E E.) I. T. Ba ile)','V. S. Main,Horace R ublco,Wm. Iliplcy, .Ir •E. B. Adams,.1. C. Pickard .F. A. H askell,.J. W.lloyt,Edward Ilslev,.J. C. Howells, 'ST .\SDISGc o m U TT E ES.Room, awl Pixliln s-D.II. Tullis, Chairman ; S. G. Benedict,E. W. Skinner.f)e ~ {l t i ll!J Departm ent- II . ) 1. Lewi s. Chairman ; ) 1. '1'.Bailey, .L W. Mayhew.Way., awl Jlemls-]). C. P oole, Chair mau; ti. G. Benedi ct,.J. C. How ells.Prilltillg- Ed w3nl Ilslcy, (lhairmnu ; .J. W. Hoyt, Eo n.A dams.Lc:tt llru -Frank A. Haskell, Chairm an ; .1. \r . )I ayh cw,F ra nk H. Firmin.IJorwlions ami SU~$cr ij} tio /j s-S . G. Benedict Chairman ;\r m. Hiplej .Jr .• g . B Adams, ' V. S. )Iain, E. 'V. Skinner.By-Law$- D. McFarlan d, Chairman; H. )1. I..owls, \\T. S.)lnin.Library ,md Periodicallt-F. II. Fi rmin, Chairman; 1(.Parker, .1. C. Pickard , D. McF arla nd. Edward Ilslcy.


YOUNGMA DISOX DIRECTORY. 137MEN ' S CONGR EG ATIO NAL ASSOCIATION.)Icets every alter nate Sabbath Evening at CongregationalChurch.P resident, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X. II . E:;!'glestonV' P id t I·.. ···· ..····.. ··· .. :· . 0 . ) [, ConoverICC- rest en s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J . C. PickardSecretary and Treasurer, . . . . . Charles HolmanDANECOUNTY BIllLE SOCIETY.Depository at D. Holt's Music Store, Pi nckney Street.orvr csne.President,Prof. 0 . )1 ConoyerSecretary.. . . . . . . . D. ]1. WrightTreasurer and Deposit or, " D. Holt)1 0ct5 annually for the election of officers and transaction ofsuch busine ss as may come before the m. New officers electedin )Iarch, I S5f.)IADISOX TYPOGllAPHICAL UXION.OFFICERS.President, . . .. . J ohn GriffithVice President, . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jobn D. L emmonSecreta ry, , '" . .J ohn HerronCorresponding Secretary,Charles " .enstob'Treasurer,) 1. J. CantwellFinancial Secretary, . . . . . •. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .'I'hos. F. flynnGuard ian,. . . . . . .. . . . P. MelgaardCommittee of Ways and .Jlealis, John D. Lemmon, J onatha nDavis, wm. S. Underdown, M. J . Cantwell and P. )lelguard .. " ,MADISON CHESS CLUB.President00 .J. W. SlaughterVice-Presidents, 1- R. R. D a~esH. Vdas00SecretaryL. S. ClarkTreasurer,. . . . .. . . . . .. .M. De ForestMADI SO:S- TURN-VEREIN ASSOCIATION.President, ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .• . . A. HuehtingSecretary, " . , - - Steinmotz:18


138 MADIS ON DIRECT ORY .Treasurer, . . . . .. . G. OttTurnwart,. . . . . .H. ReppMeet every Monday evening, for business, at th eir H all ,Nolden's Bl ock, State St reet , and every Tu esday and Fridayfor gymna stic exercises.RELIGIOUS WORSIIIP, CHURCHES, &0.BAPTIST Cn URClI, Carroll Street, near ) Iain.The F irst Baptist Church in Madison was organized, December23J. 1847, composed of t wenty cons tituent members. Rev.H . 'V . R ead became th o first pastor; he resigned in Mar ch,1849, when he went out as a pioneer missionary t o .New)Iexico.In October, 1840 , Rev. J ohn Williams was chose n pa s­t or, but resigned Fe bruary ensuing; and in th e summer of1851, Rev. S. S. Whi tman, formerl y pr ofessor in H amilt on I n­sti tu te, New York , came from Belvidere, l11inois, aIHI becamepast or of th e church, but his labors W e TC of brief du rat ion.H e died , after a shor t illn ess, on the 2


MADISOX DIRECTORY. 139CATH OLI C C HU RCH, (German) .Jobnson st. , cor Canal street.The Roman Cath olic Congregation of the German language,in the city of Madison, constitute a congregation independentof t hose in the Engli sh language. Th e congregat ion erected achurch bui lding on J ohnson street; the building being sixty <strong>by</strong>twenty feet , capable of being used for day nod Sabbat h schools.T he nu mber of members with families are about one hundred,belonging to the Congr egat ion of th e Redeemer's Church, as thechu rch is called.'I'hc external church matters arc under the dir ection of l~Chu rch Committee of five, elected <strong>by</strong> the congregat ion for theterm of one year, und er t he superint endence of He,. .John M.He nry , Bishop of wtsccusin.'I'hc Cath olic congregation has a day school for both languages,German and E nglish. School t ime from nine till one o'clock,visite d <strong>by</strong> seventy- six schola rs, und a Sabbath school visited <strong>by</strong>forty scholars.Th e present minist er of the oongrcgntion is )Ir. MichaelHaider.QCOX GI~KG Al'IO XAT . C l1 U I~ C ll , w isconsin Av., cor. F airchild st.Th e Congregational Chu rch, was formed in Octo ber, A . D.,1840. I t was the first Christian Church organiz ed in Madison,and the first in a wide region adja cent. I n n letter, from onoof its first memb ers, written only two days after its organi zat ion,he says: " Within fifty miles. in any dir ection, you cannot findanother, and in a due north direction perhap s not one on thisside of the pole." One can hardly realize t hat this could betr ue only so few yea rs ago. 'I'h e Church originally consisted ofnine members, nnd was organiz ed in th e present Supreme Courtrooms at the Capitol. After wandering about fro m place toplace for several years, th e chu rch succeeded in erect ing whatwas then deemed a very commodious and attractive edifice, nowoccupied <strong>by</strong> the City iligh School. A year and one-ha lf agothe church and congregnt ion had become so large as to compela removal from thi s. 'I'hey took possession of a new hall whichwas prepar ed for them, expect ing to set about the erection ofaLother and more am ple house of wors hip. Various difficulties,however, were encountered, and it was subsequently determinedto build a chapel, and postpone still further the erection of thechu rch proper. The cha pel was occupied for th e first time inF ebr uar y, of t his year. n is a handsome brick building, sit u­at ed on Washingt on Avenue, about for ty feet <strong>by</strong> seventy in


140 ,IADISOS DIRECTORY.measurement, and will furnish sittings for five hundred people.The chur ch numbers ninety members. The present officers ofChurch and Society are as follows :Pa stor, R ev. N. II . Eggleston. residence on Langdon street .Deacons, IJ. ,V. Hoyt, L. Davenport, O. M. Conover.Trustees, Hon. O. Cole. N. w, Dean, P hilo Dunning, B. B.Adams, C. Fairchild, N. G. Bliss, J. C. Ford.EPISCOPA LIAN C HURCII, Carroll st., c. w ashington Avenue.E l"A S GHLI CAL A SSOCIATIOS Oncncn , l'li fHin, n. E . Canal.L U T U E R A:i Omme n, St. J ames, (German ), ) Iain Street,near Bassett.~h T II O D I S T CUGRCn, Mifflin, cor. Pinkney St.P R ESn r T ERIA X CHURCH, Wi sconsin .AVo co r ••Johnson st.This society was organized October 4, 1851. Rev. II. R.Gardiner, then of Galena, was engaged as minister . He occupiedthe pulpit unti l October 21, 1855.The church edifice was erected in the ;rear I S;,):!, and wasopened for public worship on the first Sunday of J anuary, 1853.Th e size of the building is 40 <strong>by</strong> 60 feet ; the spire is 110feet high ; 11 bell, of 1000 pounds weight , was purchased and isnow in usc. The cost of the building was ::-4:j .000, includi ngsite. September 21, 1856, the society exte nded an invitationto Rev. "~ m . J ~ . Green, of Kentucky, to be its pastor, whichwas accepted , and he bas entered upon the duti es of the office.The Trustees of the church are Messrs. J as. R. ylecrs, J.W. Sterling, O. H. Xorton, .J. T. Clark, D. II. Tullis andJulius w hite.J. R. ~I e n rs , Chairman of B oard. D. S. Durri e, Clerk, and.J. \V". Sterling, Treasurer.Sabbath School after morning service ; a sabbat h school andCongregational Church Library, of about 400 volumes, is a t­tached.R egular hours for Church service nrc 1 0 ~A.lI1. and 7 P. l\I.CID IE TERY.City Cemetery is situ ated about two miles from the City, andcontains about eighty acres of unimproved land. It is rapirJ);being improved and beaut ified, and soon will be as fine a Cemeteryas au)" in th e Union.The improvement of the above is being prosecut ed b)" andunder the directi on of the Common Cou ncil.President, Han. O. Cole; Treasurer, J . C. Ford ; Clerk.E. B. Adami .


STREET & AVENUE- - __0·40 _DIRECTORY.Baldwin, from Lake Monona W· t o Lake :UendotaBassett, from Lake ~Ionona '" to University AvBedford, from Lake ) l ooooa \V to 3£ifflinBlai r, from Lak e )Ionona \ V to Lak e ) JendotaBlount, from Lake )looooa ,Vto Lake MendotaBrearley, from Lake :Monona \ V to Lak e ~l e n d o t aBrooks, from University Av S E t o E rinBroome, from Luke Monona \ V to L ake MendotaBruen, from \r ashington \V to University AvButler , from Lake )looona \V to Lake MendotaCalhoun, from \ Vashington A\" N to City LineCarpenter. ~ to Cit.', Lin eCarr oll, from Lake ) Ionona \V to Lake MendotaCha ndler, from washingt on .As S ,,:" to ) l ooroe RoadCharles, from \Vashington \V to University AvCha rter, from Il niversi ty Av S E to w eebingtou ArClay. ·N to City LineClymer, from It R Depot N to ' VinnebagoDa vton, N to Yahnra CanalDickinson, from Lake Monona ' V to Lake MendotaDr ake, from P ark S ,V to j)lillsB Canal, from Lake ) lono n3. W to L ake )lendotaEm eral d, from Park S " . to MilleFairchild, from Hamil ton " ". to StateFarwell, from Lake )l onon3o 'Vto ) l cnomoncc RoadFe w, from Lake ylonona W to Lake )IcndotaFrances, from R R Grounds X ,,:- to Lake )IcndotaGilman, from F rances X to Yahare CanalGorham, from University Av oX to Yebnra CanalHamilton, from Lake ~lonon& N W to Gorham


142 MADIS O ~ DIRE C1'OilY.Henry, fr om Lake Monona \V to Lak e :L\IendotaIngersoll, from Lake )lonona ' V to Lake ~I e nd o taJane, fr om Unive rsi ty Av N \V to City Lin e.Jenifer, from Livingston :N to Yahnra CanalJ ohnson, N t o Yabura Canal.Iuliu, from University Av N 'V to City LineKing, from Main N .E to \VilsonL ak e, fr om Dayton N "'Tto Lak e MendotaLangd on, fr om P ark N t o 'Wisconsin AvLawren ce, from Lak e Monona \V t o WashingtonLivingston, fr om Lake Monona ' V to Lake ~len d otaLodi R oad, fr om Yuhura Canal N to City Li noMain , from R. R. Depot if to \YillncbagoXlary, from Un iver sity Av N \V to City L ineMifflin, fr om It It Depot grounds N to Yeh ara CanalMills, from \Vashington \ V to University AvMllton, from Murray S \ V t o MillsMilwaukee. fro m w inneb ago N ]


MADISON DIR ECTORY. 143ARG1JS AND DEMOCRATPB.XNTINGr OFFICE.OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE.L ARGESTCIRCULATIO NOF ANY PAP E R I N WISCONSIN.- ....-P U B LIS H E S A L L THELAWS, OFFICIALADVERTISMENTS,N O T ICE~ THAT APPEAH IX TIlE S'l'A'I'E PAPER---~~--All the news is given in every Issue.- ---0' -"--IT IS AN INVALUABLE NEWS PAPER~' 01tEVERYLAWYEP., TOWN AND COUNTY OFFICEHA.ND DIJSIXESS l'rli\ N.SUBSCRIBE! SUBSCRIBE I! SUBSCRIBE!!!Daily, $7.00 per a nnum.'I'ri-w eekly, $3 .50 per annum.Weekly , $ 1.50 ,:ADDRESS5 copies of Weekly for $7.00.lO II II I : 12.00.20 II . : 20.00.CAL K I NS kWEBB.


144 MAD ISON DIRECTORT.PLAI N AND ORNAMENTALBOOKAND JOB PRINTING HOUSE,B RUEN'S BI,O Cf


MADISOX DIRECTORY. 145WRIGHT & PAINE,WHOLESALE AND RETAILAND DEALERS INPAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,BRUSHES ,WINDOW GL ASS, SASH, PUTTY,A.lcouul, Gll.mpuouo. Ihml i u g~I " ! u i u. .Gl,ASS " "A R E ,• PUIl E WIN ES AND L1QUOHS,cbc., cbc.,No.7 K ING S T U E E 'I',l\IADIS ON, WIS.JO IISWRW HT.19OlWRG F: PA I S E.


1 4 0 )lADISO:;' DIRECTORY.F. & J. H. WHITTELSEY,DEAI.EftSI XFANCY AND STAPLECO ~ l r RISIXGFRI~ N (:n ,DRESS SILKS OF ALL KINDS,ENGJJlSII AND .BIERICANI' R1 NTS,DUESS AND CLOAK 'l'HIl\li\IIN GS.CAPESAND CLOTEI: CLO AK S ,E~IBIWIDEIUESSI-IA"VLS,,\ND ucas, 1I0SIERY AND GWHS,DO MI~S 'rICS0 1' A 1.1. Iu~ns.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,v .\~ BlmGl':~ ' s Br.ocs, INear New P ost Office. IJ(,UnSON, \ \ 'IS.


.M.\ lH::l Q:l IJlIlECTORY. 147S\~ ;R"rI~UBIJB ~ 'C: ID ," ~.JOBBERS, WHOLESALE &: HETAILna.u.e ns I XFOREIGN & DOMESTICMETICHAN'l' T A I L O TIS , &C.,JI,lnISO,,",--- .- - -" 'ISCJONl!iI:\".Carpets, Oil Cloths, M atting,HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,SHA WLS, SILKS, EMBROID ERIES,DRE SS GOODS OF EVERY DE SCHlI'TIOX.OLOTHS,o aaai.:a::n.ero a an.d. V"ea1;i.n.ga,GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,.\ LSO, r u» L .\RG E!lT STO CK 01"~~ ~i\ID>Yf""]:tal.~ ~ '~H~ ,I!}, ~ ~~Hl ~' V E S T O F NE \V· YOR IC~,..__.- -As one of our firm, )I H. .:\. )IICIIELBACIIEH, is residingin S ew-York, we are receiving daily the latest styles of thcabove named Articles, nud arc at the same time, able to sell ourGoods at. New York prices.S. KLAUBER & CO.~ .-\ .HU EL KL Al,"DElt,'tADt SO:S.ADR AILUI JU CIIEL DACHE R,N BW· YORK.


14 8 " " Di SON DIR ECTORY.lSHAM, PATTEN &:BLACK,SUCCESSORS TOBAKER & ISHAM ,'ō D:iD:i11'1::aUlo'T\HEC'f1FIEHS OF ;\ SUI'EIUOR AltTICI,E 0.'-_.......- -No. 79 East Water Street,MILWAUKEE,WISCONSIN.J'. R. ISllAlI.•wa. E. P.-\TTEX .1:0. G. BL.-\CK .


~l ADI S OS DlHE1JTOI{Y. 140JOSHUA W . TOLFORD,i@X'!~!'l~M~!'l'J\'~J1(,,)COACH AND CARRIAGE,PAJ:NTER-ANll-Fairchild St., between Main &; Hamilton Sts .,MADISON,---_.--WIS CONSIN.Particular atteutieu paid to the ahore Ilranlllles•..1.1.1.ORDERS EXECUTED WITHNEATNESS AND DESPATCH,ENTIRE SATISFACTION r;UARANTEEDTO AI, L WHO :'o[A Y r'.\.v on IIDt WITH TH Em P A'fIW ,S.At; E.•ESTIMATES MADE &- CON T RACTS T AKENI N AL I, 'rtf E AB OVE nRASClI l':S .


~1Al> l::; O~ H1RECTony.J _ 0_ BUDD , JY.I:_ D_,Physician and Surgeon,--_......---Cor. of Wilson !r. Pinckney Streets,JU:.A.X>XSc:>N."VV'"ZSOC:>N&X2"lT.Dn. Rnlj. keeps constantly on band at hi s office, as above, : 11 thecommon Eclec tic and Hotnni c prepa ra tions.CONLEYRHODES,:==l;s.lo\ VH O L E S A L E


\)IADISON DIRECTORY. 1 51P . L. CARMAN & CO.,~ e nc ra l armmnissinn ~ ercg lt n t slDJ


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' [0]MADI SON lHRECTQHr. 1531[0] V1PIJBSWIJB~HOUSE, SIGX, CARRIAGEA~ DORNAMENTALPAINTER,GRi1tNliiR, PikPER II:.J.:mmR, &C.,Shop on King Street, opposite Ilie City JIotel,MADISON" - WISCONSIN.K eeps (lOllstalltl~.' 011 hand, and for sate,MIXED PAINTS,OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS, SASH AND PUTTY.Nil , :t o . l a K in;{ Stree1,WISCONSIN.- - ..~-HAB.LOW s, ORTON , .J .-DIE ~ C. I1 01' I{I ~ S , r R A ~ K H. }, 'IRMIN.O U i c t', No .6, Bruen '" Bloc k, O l 'c r Dane Co. Bank.W ELC H &; L A lYI B ,ArrTORNEYSANDCOUNSEUOR~ J,l\IADISON ,WISCO'Prompt and particular attentiou paid to Co' .1...ections.W~ . Wf.L CII , L20 1 . I. A)I B.


1,, 4 ~ IA DISON DIR ECTOHY.E. H . OSBO R N , PROPRIETOR .This House, furmerly known as the Slater House , b3vinJ! passed intothe handIi of the present proprietor, has beenREMODOELED, FITTED, AND FURNISHED THROU 3HOUTIn 11 ~t ylc not to be surp~l!;8ed <strong>by</strong> nn)' House in the west, nn.I now offersSUPEHlOH. ACCO.\DIUDA-rroxs to the Traveling Public.The Tublc will receive the spccinl andconstant attention of the proprietor,and will always be acpplied with theBEST ~ AT ABLES IN THE MARKET.ner- ~\ !l Times nre Hnt-d, ) Ioney Tight , and P rov i ~ i o n s. Cheap wehave resolved to REIH':CE THE P BICE OF HOTEL FARE in theWest, und make Cha rges correspond wit h the Tim es an d Circums tances,N. B.-noar,1 <strong>by</strong> the day, $1:00 j and <strong>by</strong> th e week; from $3,00 to. 5, 00 ; nud lHI goodAs can be found in the City of vlndlson .--..... ~-STAGES.LC3VC this House daily for al l parts of th e coun try. An Omnibus expresslyfor th e House will be in r ea diness at the Depot onthe arrival of each Tra in or Cars.~ Guests stopping at the House for more tha n one day, will haveOmnibus fare de duc ted fr om their bills.


X>.,IADISOX DIRECTORY.FXTCII,.DEALERI:S'Iu5COFFINS, SHROUDS, CAPS, PLATES,C O F F D I LINING S.And Silvered Trimmings of every variety and style.Warerooms~ ~[ainSt.,Cor. Fairchild, first door east of the CourtHouse,MADISON,WISCONSIN.[> SYl£W l\,jJl]) l£llil§:®&~~ lml£&illSllElllus been added to the above Establishment, and all orders for funeralllttendancc with Hearses) Ca.-Tinge!!, .teo, will be promptlJ attended to.G-LEA..SON" d:>:;:;:~--> ::::::~~" 0-, ....>~l'J~.....[jJl .........,.j•Common and Laminated Steel Guns.


useMAD[ S O ~ DIRE CTORY .Main Street, near the Court House,JlADI SO~, WIS .--------:nd: A N U F .A. C TU R E R S OF11 0 lf1 Billrt II ' ~GRAVE STONES, TAHLETS, &G'lFrom Italian and a variety of the best quality of AmericanMarbles of every variety of pattern.In ,.lte~ th o ~e In want of any nrtjelo in h l~ line of b usiness, to /rive him a call berceep urc heslng elsewhere. Having bad mILnyyears' expcrlence In the }:llstcrnII. (l"eIt confident tllnt he can give en -ire satisfaction to all who m:l.1Iavcr him witherders for any kind 01 .. ork In his ]jUl', Doing all his work him~df. cnailles him to(u f ll.bh !!oDu m en t , Gran stones, or Tablets at IJriccs10 per cent. less than at other places.De.lrou! of n:tendiDg hlB bUliDe~~, he will promptly attend to all orden <strong>by</strong> mall Ofo t h e" i ~ e .Il l' abo kee p' COlutantly on hand .. great va.';et,. of the lat.st pattern! of. MONUMENTS AND FANCY GRAVE -STONES FORCHI LDREN,l:'rolll1l'bkh pattern" c:u'tom~" ('an make their 01l"D 'flection.


MADISOX DIRE CTORY.HS7Pinckney St., next door t o Methodist Church,MADISON ,\ V ISCOi\'SIi\'flE.\LERS I~OF ALL K I ~D S rx S l';'\S O ~.Presh Meats o f snpel"iol" qualitySij').ITJ'fl' m~'&" 11~9POUK, S,\I,1' & SUG,\R CUllED n l~ I S , SIIOUl,DEUS,AND SIDE BACON.ALSO,Lard, Butter, Eggs, and Vegetables.•Hotels uud Private Families supplied at short notice, withany of the above, of a superior quality .DELI VERED FREETo an)' part of the Cit)'.CASH PAID FOR LIVE STOCK OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.P. If. Hf.:\"CER . s. I. . S P EXCEr.. L. n. SPY,:-;CER.


1 5 8 ~IADISOX DIRECTORY.FULLER:7S~~~\~ft''1!1.~ ~J J!~tr'Q'tt $~ is' 'iJI).' W EI"L S' Rf,OCIi, .(A few rods south of the Cap ita l House. ):M:,ADISON. - - "W'ISCONSIN_---._.---DACUERREOTYPES,AMBROTYPES tePHOT OCRAPHS.THE ONLY GALLERY IN THE WESTThat employs an Artist to finish1)J10TOGAI)J1S INOIJJ OR WATER COLORS,,\ N D IS TilELARGEST GALLERY IN THE WEST.THE PROPRIETOR GIVES HISFEB-SONAI.. ATTENTIONT o 1~"e[' J'H l'a lleh of t h e B IlSiuc..~,And no picture is allowed to go out of the Establishment with.out it is perfect .


M ADI ~ O X lJIR ECTOHY. 1 59aSSN « saonSR'SJit~ ,llnra~Ui£ESTABLISHMENTJNC>. l..oa LAK.E STB.EET,_ -_0--C nICAGO. - - • I L LU' O IS.D R ,,"W I :\,G S 0 1'PUBLI C AX il l'JUYATE BUILDINGS,F ,mmm _~.E( 'if £ ~ ~ l¥ :t~ llS6Am ::a £ ~MACHINERY,LETTER-HEA US, BILLS, DRAFTS, NOTES,SHOW CARDS, BUSINESS CARDS, ETC.Engraved in the most Superior Style, and at the lowestN ew- York Prices.T O- _ 0._0--Dl{UGGTSTS:.\ 1.1. K I ~ D S O I 'PRE S C RIP T ION, L I QUO R, WIN EOR l)'r,H':E:.lt :r.AB;El'S ,Samples will be sent of all our W ork on applicationto our Office,


160 ~l.\iJl SO X DlHECTQRY.GREEKE &ylC I~AY,UP:El:C>LSTER.E:El.S,.\ vn DEALERS I SCURTAINS & CURTAINFIXTURES.P .ll.·.·:Il. IIA:tGI~GS . & ("0,l'Iuckuey Sr., between ! mrr ican House &. )Ie. church,l\IADIS O:-;-. : : : : : : : WIS CO;-;SIN.~\ I . I . OKD t:ns I"UO;u."rL'· .\. T'r l,: ~ n l·: U '1'0 ..a :RIZililliJ mel iKAl~~'U N D E R 'r A IZ E l=t S !- -.-...- -Also, Robes, Caps, Collars, Plates, &0., &0.BILLIN G S & CAR MAN,East King, near Bntler Street,:\ I ADlSO:-;-. W I S C O :SS I:S .­..-,".. =~ ~..~ ~:I. ~"!; -:~ ~-cZu..r.0 .. 0" o


•illZ~o8MAIHS O~ DlltECTORL 1 01VIEWS O"F BUIl D I N G S ~~,,~~, ~~(fJ.' ~C ~'.AND L A N DSCAPES,BOOK ILLUSTRATIONS, PORTRAITS,AUTOGRAPHS,Show-Bills, Portraits of Prize Cattle,§~~~ ~ £_~ ill®~;h~MACHlNERY, LABELS, SEALS, &c.,EXI:::CU'I' EHTHE FIUST STYLE 0 1,' T HB AHT.~_..~Views of Schools and Seminaries,Ginn willi regnrtl Iu their picturesque Surrollnilillg"_....._~..-FACILITIES FOR LA R G~ G) V E R N M E ~ T CONT RA CTS ,- - -_.--FRAIJCIS S. HICKOK,ARTIST AND ENGHA VEl{ ON WOOD..X o . 13. J.;;:ut ',,"alt·.. St..eet,M ILWAUKEE.21I NWIS CONSIN.


162~IAD I SOJ' DIRECTORY.NJ: I L-VV A UE:EEMarble Works.EH. c. HOFI"iUA N,Formerly of Chicago Mar ble Works,~~s~rACT~nER or~IARBU MANTLE~. M~N nm NT ~.GR .\H :'.. '1'O~ES .n .RLE TOPS, &e"1 baTt M P~ 1 3 t1 t l yo n band andmakt t o orde r all kin ds or:llo.r!J I.i.ltlntIcs.I n tH'T)' ~t~·le and Tari ..'y or man u facture, And J'.rl C l!'~from t~5 t o ~SOO ; 109..t br-r " jtb( i H .A '1' ES OF E YE HY STYLE .,u1OO. lB.H:B LE .-\T WIIOJ.l-:....\ u :.68 Spring Street, between Third and Four th Sta.lU:ZLVV".A.UK.EE.lU O S S I N & lU A R U ,l.'\T GR..A.VER.S.,No. 14 Wisconsin St.,fneaT cor. fast Water se,NOTARIALCOPPERENGRAVINGPLATEALI. KI NDS OFOfficial Seals,STERaI L.S..(\.nd: P l·i.ntill~ .VISITINGASllB R A N D S,u n, \TAl;XiI: .Neatness& DespatchWI SCONSIN.


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BIRD BROTHERS,CGICfl}~ &IRR1181 &ILIIII ~;:o '"'"l'I.£.A..N""U"FACT"U"R.ER.S.Cornel' of MAIN &BUTI.ER Sts"


166 l/AD/SON DIRBCTORY.~:J:SOON"S:J:N"STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,Pinckney Street, opposite the Post Office.A. L. COLLIN S, President. J ULIUS WHIrIl, Secretory.N I CI-IO L S '1\1.[ e a"t 1\1.[ark. e 1;,l3:E;1-4rn o!2:WHE RE THO SE I X W,\ :i T 0 10'Of all kinds , arc r equested to call and selec t for th emselves..A.1sc>. POULTR.YI ~ TH EIR SE.HWX.d:> G-.A.~ESmall Profits and Ready Pay is my Motto.~ttrrntell) Ients delive red in any par t of th e City.n . ;YICIIOLS.GEO. E. WOODWARD,&


J.:lEI •107CL .A. Y .~1AJ)] SO:i' DIRECTOR Y.~~:..'W IN ~E SL:IOIIORS~':Ci~lll"S and COI"dials,No. 39 East Water sr.,MIL'V A U K I~ I~, .. .. .. "·ISCO~SI:1 .~ All Goods bought of me. warrant ed a s: represent ed .GREATNORTH-WESTERNDIitECTORY &; STATIS TICAL~ 1t b li5yi n g «~hbcrtiSt ng 1~ 1l 1t5 c.DrREc'rOllIES P UBLISHEDBy us, any of which will be forw urd e.l fr ee of Postage.Wisconsin State Business Dir ectory,Racine City • ;,Madleon CityKenosha CityItHoricon, w aupun, Hipon awl Ber lin Vit y Directory,Milwauk ee City Dir ectory ,:SOlV I S I · In: s ~ .$ 3.501. ~ [J1 . ~ ;"1.001.502.0010\,-[1. State Busin ess Dir ector)'! $ 3.00" " Hegi ster , . 2.00~linn e s ohl T errit o r~' Register , ~ . 6USMITH. Du}IOULIN &;


168,IADISOS DIRECTORY.DAILY SENTINELAND RULING ESTABLISHMENT.We arc now adding to the nlrendy extensive .Jo1.abinp: IJepllrt ment (of" T U "~ SEXT I~E L ," a superior Bindery, which will give us iucrcu sedf>lcilitics for filling nll orders in th e line ofPRI NTING, BINDING AND RUilIN G,On short notice nnd nt th e most r easonable prices. We shall emplo ynone but the vcry best workm en , which will eDable us to do workpromptly, and give entire sat isfacti on to all who mny favcr us with theirord er s. We arc prepared to fm-nishWith any kind of llLA::\K BOOK::;, BLAXI\ S , .xc., which they mayrequire.Conductors' Pocket Books kept const untly 0 11 lmud, or- mnde to order.BANKERS AND MERCHANTS,Will find it for th eir int ere st to gh'c us a call. We m:l.IlufJ.cluTC.JOU R ~ ALS, L E D G E R S , ETC .. ETC.,Of every size and q uality, un-I ca n fill :lOy cr.lcr«, a~ WI' 1.1ll\\· the uCHRuling )'Ia chine in usc. Those wishin.c;BOOKS PRlNTEIr AND BOUND',Will do well to give us 11 call. Our fllcilitie s for I'r i n ti n ~ :uid Bindingare not surpnased <strong>by</strong> llny Pu bli shing Hous e in the West. nnd weinvite ALL who wnnt work donc .fo call at the S E ~ T I X E LOffice, und lea ve their orders at once.SUBSCI:I BE FOn TilE DAILY SE~T I XE L.;JEJl!lIAIN '" RlnGIIT~IA,,".


TRAVELERS' GUIDE.• •1858.


1"/0 ~ I :\D I:::'OX DIRECTOny.i858 Iii "-£ i 858GrB.EAT B.C>UTE!From CHIC AGO aml ~ II LWA r K ~~ E toLA CROSSE AND ST. PAULBY -,.v,a.Y OFC H ICA GO A N D MILWA UKEEAN"DLA CROSSE~.A.XLAND MILWAUKEE~O.A.DS.,A.N"DWisconsin Stllge COllllllllly'S ~ l lI iI 1I1U1 J;xllrcss Line !.l1O~Er. IlISrnCE Hil TDIE SHEil OI'ER ,lSI' OTIIER RO UTE:Passen ger Tra ins goiol; West, leave:\filwa ukc e delly {Sunday s ex,ceptod.} from Depot foot of Chestnut Street, for Ha rtford . Horl cou.Juncti on , Deaver Dam, P ox Luke, Cambria, Portage Cit)", ) Iauston,LISBON, TOMAH & GREENFIELD !Immediate eonnections are malic with tileHORIOON' RAIL ROADAt Horicon for W au pun , Ripon, Ber lin , Stevens' Pt ., nnd with the 'PO=D DU LAC RAIL ROAD,At J uncti on for Fond du La c, Oshkosh . Menasha, Applet on and GreenBay, and with th eWISCONSIN STAGE COMPANY 'S MAil ANO EXPRESS LI NE!A.T G-z:t.:mEN:FX:EJX.:X:> FC>~I. A C Il OSSE AN I) ST••• •, • • • •._.'-~~-Passengers <strong>by</strong> tbis RouteF ROM C H ICAGO TO LA C R O S S EAnd all points on the .Mississippi River. Xor lb~Sav e 31 Miles in distance and 24 H ou rs Time,....nd thou for ST. PAUL. <strong>by</strong> liking the Stage ROllte fr om rOlIAIl <strong>by</strong> Bla ck Ri..-er• l'all ~ , Ea u t,;lalre, )Ienomonee, Prescott and It u decu,SAYE 116 )IILES I~ D IS TA~CE ASD 36 HOURS TDIEOver nDy other Route traveled:I3:mT~EEN OEl:IC.A..G-O .A..N'X> .T. P .A.. V L..N I) Pa ~een&"r5 arrl'l"ing at Chleago. deatinfod for any orthe aboTe nll.med1 . ), pla('tl',musttah tb. Carl of the CIIICAGO and :UILWAl'K EERAlLRO AD for )1l1..aukH. and t heN'<strong>by</strong> a ...old the lenzthy SlagI' Rtlu tel connecting 'll'ithother Rllli itoadllleadinl:' West and :Sorlh,Wclt from Chicago.F.D"·J~ H. GOODIIiCII, nanager•.I. JII. KI:q:RALL, G('n. TIc-kef AJrI.


)IA DlSON DIRECTORY. 171NlIL~VAUKEE&CHICAGORAIL-ROADLINE.- - --OHANGE OF TIME.. .. ..JUONDAY, APRIl, 5, 1858,~P.AS SENGER TIL\.INS going South, leave ylilwaukeeat 8.4:) A. .\1. , and 3.00 P . )1.~ PA SSENGEB. THAIKS due at ~Iil wa uk e e at 12.30 P.~1. , and 7.8 :') 1'. 1\1.FREIGHT TH.AIN lean s Milwaukee at 7.30 A. ;)1., due ata.~o P. M.PASSEXGER TIL\lNS lean Chicago at ~ . 4 0 A. 1\1., and3045 P. )1.PREWlIT TRAIN leayes Chicago at 8.4" A. )1.~l. L. SYKI~S,S UP T. C. & M. H. It. Co•.JOHN '1'. MOODY,..\Jrent, :U I I ""ft u k c t' .


1 7Q )BDISOX DIR ECTORY.St. LOUIS, ALTON &CHICAGORA IL -ROAD .SUMMER1_ .ARRANGEMENT.--~o~.~_com IENCIlW, APRIL 1st, 1858.• ••'r R A I N S LE·AVE NEW DEPOT,Cor. West Van Bnren and Canal Sts.• •GOING SOUTH. TI\AINS LBAVE AS FOLLOWS:E' prm n.il, (Snad'l' E",pted.) ~ ight Express (S.tDnI'l' Empltd.)Leave Chicago: 11.00 A.),1. Leave Chicago,. . .10.15 P . ~ I.J oliet , I Aa 1'. )1. Joliet , 12.35 A. )1.Peoria June 4 .·Jri P . M. Peoria JUDe .• . 3.35 A. )1.Bloomington, .. 6.0.'> P . )1. Hloomingt en., . 5.00 A. )1.Springfield, .... 9.00 1'. )1. Springfield , . . . 8.00 A. )1.Arrive at St, Louis, . . 2.20 A. ~I. Arrive at St . Louis" . })JO P . ) l.e • ICO N NEC T IO NS :AT CIIIC.HiO-With nil the Great Eastern a nd Xor tbcrn Lines,.\T JULIET-With th e Hock Island Railroad west , and 'Cut·oW east.AT l'EOlU A JUXCTlllS-Witb th e Peoria and Oquawka Railroad,to P eor!e Ami Stations west.AT llLOOMISGTOS-with Illinois Cen tra l n It, north and south.AT SPIUXG FIEI.D-with Great Western ( 111.) Railroad ea st to Decatur,and west to Jacksonville lind Xnplcs.AT ALTOS-with Terre Hunt e &, Alton H. H. cast, an d steamerson the r-ivers.A T ST. LOU IS-With P acific Rnilr-oad nnd )lissouri River Steamersto Northern )lissouri, Knnsua an d Nebraska, a nd with the St . Louis,Cairo and New Or leans Li ne of Steamers to Oulro , Memphi s, vtckehurKun d New Orleans.Through Ti ckets can he hnd lit the Company's Office,48 Dearbornstreet, opposit e the T remont House, Chicago j at the Depot, corner ofwest Yen Buren anti Canal street s, nnd ut the principal Railroad Tick.et offices in the Ea stern. )liddle and Wester n States..ltiJ"'"Ha tes of Far e and Freight sa me us <strong>by</strong> nny oth er Route .--0- -.I01.IET A C COJlJIIOD.-\TIO;\,.un and after Thursday, April t st., 1858, an ac commodatio n trainwill run between J oli et a nd Chicago, stopping nt Lockport, Ath ena ,Lemo nt , Brighton Course and Bridgeport .Leave Joliet at. , 7.00 A. ~I." Chicago 5 .00 P . ~1.A. H. MOORE, Gen. Supt.I. . DARLIXG, Gen eral Agent.


}[ADI SO/\ DIRE CTORY. 173Chicago & .Rock IslandRAIL-ROAD LINE.- - ...,... --Composed of the Chi('a;;o 4: Ro('k bland IUld Jljo,;...!lih"'iil)l)j &; lfI i....o llr i Railroads.--- ••...- - -ARRAN G EM ENT S F O R 1 8 G 8 .FOR lOWA, KANSASAND NEBRASKA,--.....---No Change of Cars between Chicago & Iowa City.Only direct Rou te from Chicago to J oliet , La Salle, P eru,Peoria, R ock I sland, Davenp or t, Muscatine, I ow aCity. Columbus City and Fort des Moines.~T w o 1~11",,"cu;:cr T.'ai..", Ie'a"e C IJi('u ;:u Dail)",from Depot corner vnn Duren and Shennan Streets, as follows:9.00 A • .:tI.- Day Express, [Sundays excepted). for Joliet. LaSalle, Peor ia, Hock Island, Darenpors, :\Iuscat ine, IowaCity and Columbus City.f!il.ao P • .:tl.- Xight Express, (Saturdays excepted), for- Peoria.Hock lslnnd , Davenpor t, xrusca u ne, Iowa Cit.r nnd Co.lumbus City.The 9.00 ,0\. :\1. and 8.30 1'. ~ l. Trains run directly through to IowaCity with out chnuge of Curs, and connect with t he Wester n Stege Co'sLin e of Post Coacbc~ for Fort des lloioc!', Council Bluffs and nil pointsin Central an d wester n Iowa , Kunsaa and Xcbraeke.I&-Trains arrive at Chicago at 5.00 A. M and 7.00 P. M.c:rLocal and Through Tickets via this line, on sale ut the Depot,also at the office of Fort W :l J' 1l(~ and Chicago Rnitroud, corner Dearbornand Randolp h Streets, nnd at )lichigan Southern Itailroud Office, underTremont House..J. I'. TRACY, Supt.W. L. St. JOHN, Gen. Ticket Agent .


174 ~IADISOX DIRECTORY.if- *eR. Iii. "-...~ R.W. P. JOHNSON,U..n ernl Ti cke t A!:"en l.D. ".nFOR ST. LOUIS, ALTON,;&, E: ,A.." E:N W' 0 It -..r'1{ c:t 'X 1 y •KANSAS CITY, Terrre Haute, E va nsville, Vincennes,Peoria 1D ecat ur , Sp ringfield , J acksonville, Naples,Oatro, Memph is, Natchez, Vicksbw'gh,NEW ORLE ANS and all points onthe LOWER MISSISSIPP I.Trains will leave the Gr eat Cent ral Depot, foot of South Wa ter andLake Street !", 3 8 fliUOWS:-Peoria, St Louis, Cincinnati and Cairo Express, at 9.00 A. M.( S undays Exeepted. ]Peoria, St. Louis and Oairo Express. at 8.45 P. M., (SundaysExcepted.} .'I'his is th e only route betwe en Chicago and St . Louie withou t changeor ears, and th e lnOi t ex peditio us t o Sprl ngtl(' ld. Jnck ecn vllle aod .sa plti. To J ' a ~ ·~e ng ~ l~ for 1IIemphlR, '·I e k ~b url!'h, Na w Orl ~..n8 , t!:c" ti l" rout.., \' 1&. Cairo,li thu onlydire ct; aud is t wen ty -four hours in advan ce of lLnf other •...CO:N":N"ECTI.N"GAT GILMAN- With Peori a &. Oquawka R. R. for I'eorl a. Gal esl>urlo:h. an d toWDR upon main li De of t Illn oh Ct utra 1 Rail ROll"}.AT TOLONO- With trains on the Great Wester n Hai lroed , ea st (orDaD orill e and L a! yette; west for Springfield, Jaek."Ouorille and ~al.le~, and to.D~ ont he nuee u a tree.AT M ATTOON-With tra tns 0 0 the Terr e Haute..\ 1ton &. St, LouisIt. R.; g-oin.: ee- e to ;rerre Uaut e, I n tli au a "oli ~, t:u Dsorille an.J. CrawfordHUlej ....l'1'tfor Alton and St. Louls.AT ODIN & SANDOVAL- With trains on the Ohio & )lisl"issippiIt . Il. ; eM t lor tOWliR upon its line ; west lor ~ t . Louts uud Alt on .AT ST. LOUI8- With Pacific It. It .. ami stenme rs for Knnse s a ndS(tbra ~ kll., a Dd all JJ o l n t ~ on th e ~I i~ ~ollri rll'er .AT CAIRO- With steamers fur Xlcmphi s, Xa ll'hcz 1Xl'W Ortcuns,and all points ou t he ~Il ~ s I 8 ~i l'J'i r iver. .Fer Galcun, Irunlclth, Dubuque an d Ht. Pnnl t ra ins leave "ill. Gnl cu»& Cbi rago l' ni 01l IL ,R., at to :t . ,l l . ami n . 40') I ". ;n.~ ron,,,,etiog nt V un l ~ i lb,"th a daily llne of t' lr ~ t- C1a"5 r l,.~ "· Il l!.. r Nl'ame U for Prairte d u Chie u, La Cro~se,Win onlL, IIll-~t i n ~~. IIU tl"OIl. Pr eeectt a nll !3t. J'a ul . AI ~ o . eo uneetlne at Du bu q uewith tbe DUBUQ UE & PACIFIC R. R ., for D)"u "n lie, Indel'l'ntlen.·/.", Cedar Il a phl of,:


.!oIADISO:\ DIRr:CTOnr.Qtyicagn, ~nrlittgtntt&17;:;~1tincllNEVVRAIl.-ROAD..A.:El.:El..A.NGrEl\!I:ENT••C:a:.A.N"GE OF TI:M:E., - -_.•_---Pn sse ngcr Tr ains willlenvc the ('rnlnll Depot , foot uf .south Water andLake Street s. rlnity, as follow!":8 '45 A 1Vr LU Y RXI'REl'l', f Suudays eXC('I,I('d , ) arri'l"ing• • ~., a t llurIiDJ.,'ton at 9 P . !l1. .8 '00 P M :\IGIIT EXl'ltESg. ( gat ul,.<strong>by</strong>~ exeepted. ] arr-i,• .., vlng lOt ll urlID l!:!nn at 6. [j"; .-\. ~1 .• aDd Qu ln ..,. at 11 A. !ol.4 '15 P M A(:C('~I"IODATIOX ( ~ ll n d:lY~ (' XC£>rtcl1) for Bn-• .., tanA au d .\U fora.I)n ' O H L\ ~T LOCj J, CONNECTIOXS.AT MENDOTA-Wilh Illin ois Central H. K ; north for _\mbny .Dix on , Freeport, G al en a a nd ltunlcith : "sou th for La ~ lIl1e, 'f OIl i..:U,w inona , I'unola, ltlcomln gt on , liecatur, St. Loui s, Cairo , .te.,AT BURLINGTON- With Burlington and Mi s~ ouri R. n.: for)1t. I'Ieusunt, Fairfield, Uttumwe, Oskaloosa, Chariton, Ft. deli ) Ioinl's ,Ft. Hodge, Council llluff!!, Sioux City and nil portions or Kansas an dNeb raska ; with Western Stugc Company, for ::'I! on t l'O!!!e , thence <strong>by</strong> railto Keokuk.AT QUINCY- With the steamers of th e :;t Louis & KeokukPacket Company, Cor Keokuk, Hunnibal , Alton, tit. Loui s} &c.AT PLYMOUTH-With etnges for Keokuk.AT HANNIBAL- With Hannibal & St. Jo seph R. R., for allparts of Xortber-n )lbsoui'i llnlj Kansas.TICKETS may be had at the Depot, and a t t he MichiganCentral R. R , office, cor. L ake and Dearborn Streets.C. G. IIA)JJIO~D,Gen'l Supertntendeae.SA.:qI-EI. POU-ELL,Gene ra l Ticket Agent .


176 )! ADISOS DIRECT ORY.· ilaiii 18;)8.•••DIPOHTANT NOTICETO TRAVELERS.-.--_......-FOR "W"ISCONBIN.Great W estern and N or th-Wester nROUTE OF WISCONSIN.T h e D irC'rl Ilnd 1110... eX I)(~d IU o u" ,, 01l1e 10 llt(' " "I"'("oll",lu. -( n tor l e ... " "01' U Il-t"r I·hu·rl e", ~ G reen B itT luulOco n t o Pillc ric",.MILWAUKEE&HORICONR.-ROAD.\X LlSTEAl\IBOA T L I N E .Passenger Trains will leave the Dep'ot, corner of Third andChestnut Streets, Ml1waukee.FOIl nOIUeON, WAUP UN, HI PON &- BERLI X.('(lS SJ:CT I:.:a AT In:RLIS WITII T II ~; (; O )I1·.\ S "': ~New and Commodions First-Class Steamers," Oshkosh City," "Peytona," "w . A. Knapp;" " Menominee","Pearl," and HE urcka."FOH OSHKOSH. XEEXAII, :'oH:S.\ SHA, GILL'S I. .\ 1\ IJI ~ G , :O; Jo: WLOSllOX. EUl U: I';: A, O ~ IIW , B U T 'J' I-~ lJES :'oIOHTS,WI XXE Co x .'a:: Fn E~IO X'l' ,And forur a Daily Line to aw l fro m all points 011 t ileFox and Wolf Rivers and Lake Winnebago.TilE WISCONSIN STAGE C0:lIPANYAl so connects nt Ber lin nnd Gill's Land ing. 1I1ll1 conveys l' n ~ !' e ll g-e r l:lwith sute ty a nd f'xpcditiop to Stevens' Point, P lover , Gra ndltnpid s, a nd all principal places inNorthern and North-Western Wisconsin.~ 1':lI scngl!r8 should purchase Thr ough Tickets, for Sill" to nil theabo ve places, at the Chicago an d :\liI wtlllkec Hailroed Ticket Office.Chicaeo ; and also , at the Ticket Office , corner of Chest out 3D') ThirdSt reet s, vlll wnukcc.B .\"nA n E: C IlEC!( E D T H H O U G II...ESPER VLIET, Supt.


CHICAGO&MILiAUKEE"""~~.~ ·~r r[W-! [lf¥&.:!=J:Fl. .A. :I L:Fl. .A.I> •........- - -LAKE S HORE LINE.- - - - ._ .----Two Daily Trains Each Way,( 811 n'J:1Js Excepted.] leavelCHI:C\A:GQ&' :MIZ1WA~1fK:~1FO B.WAUKEGAN, KENOSHA & RACINE.Connecting nt :'IIilw:lukee with Trains of theLA CROSSE A ND MILWAUKEE R. R.For Har tford, Horicon . Junction, Beever Dam, Fox Lake, Cumbri a.Portage City, Kilbourn City. vluustcn, Lisbon and direct ':F' O:Et.. S.A.:J: N" T P.A. U L ,By the way of Sparta, Hauger, Bu rn s, LA CROSSE, Winona , Iteod'sLnnding, Hed Win!;!,. Pr escott ami Hastings, und <strong>by</strong> way of Bla ck HivprFalls, Eau Clai re, ;\Ienolllonec :'Ilil1slind Hudson.- -oun:VU.TE C:O:OS ECTlOS S ARt; )1.\1' £ W ITIIT:El:E :El:O:Et..J:CON :Et... :Et..O.A.D,At Horicon fOI w a upun, mll On, Iterfln , SteH IlM' J'oin t, and with theFONDDU L A C RAILROAD,• • •CO~:\ECT8 AL~O WITH THEAt J un cti on for Fond du L1I;l', O ~bk o~h . !l l l'n:l ~ba , App let on a nd Green Bay .:l1l1,\\',U;KI'E kMISSISSIPPI R. ROil-D,)'or W"u ke~h a, Wblt l'wl" er, JancS'TiJll', Madison am i PrAirie du ChiI'D.MIL. & WATERTOWN R. R:. for Hartland and WatertownCO~X l:CTS A'r Il.\ Cl Xl: WITHHACIXE &' :\J I S S I S S I P P I H AIL !tOAD.Fer Burlington. Springfield, Elkhorn, Delevan, Dnr ten , Beloit a ndRockton .THROUGH TICKETS sold in all THE PRINCIPAL CITIE S..JOliN '.'. J IOOUY , A ;;c n f, ) I i l w :ln k e c .M. I .. S'l"K I ';S, ..... , Ch ic-a ;.;o , Snl).·


~IADI ~ O N DIRECTORY. 177GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.SUMMER ARRANCEMENT•. _.On and after TUESDAY, March 30, 1858, PassengerTrains will leave Wells Street Depot, daily(Sundays es cepted. ) as follows::M:a1.:n. L1.:n.e.FOR FREEPORT, GALENA, DUNLEITH AND ST . P AUL.Pa ssenger and Mail" 10.00 A. ) 1.Pa ssenger, , 9.15 P . l'll.CHICAGO, FULTON & IOWA LINE.-For Dixon, Fulton andCent ral Iowa.Thro ugh P i\ s S e n ~ c r " " " " " "De Kulb an d Elgin Pa ssenger ," "" " " " " ""_, • • • • . •10.15 A . M., ..4.00 P. M.BELOIT & MADISON BRANCH-For Beloit, Janesville andMadison.Passenger , 9.'15 A. ~1. , and 9.15 1'. :\1.FOX RIVER VALLEY RAIL ROAD.- For Crystal Lake,McHenry, Richmond, and Geneva Lake.Passenger, . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ... ....... .. . .. . .• . . . 10.00 A . l\1.Two 'I'hrougb Tr ains will leave Union Depot. foot of Lake Street , asfollows :_ }o'or GALENA, DU N LEITH & ST. P AU L, aily (Sundaye exee pted.) a ~9:45 P . M. and 9: 0 0 A. M ., en a blin g p assenxer s to Ulak e a close ec nuccnen wit hthe Michigan Central 'rretn s.TRAIN'S EAST'W"ARD.GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION R AIL ROAD.Lea ve Dun leith at 6.00 J. . !II., ar rive in Chicago a 'Leare " a t 5.00 I'. N., ar rlvlI " at-CH IOAGO, FU LTON AND IOW A LINE.Leave Pu lt on a t S. OO J. . ~f . , arr ive In c.;blca!l"o atLea ve DeKnlb a\ 6.00 J.. M.. .. •. atP ..... HALl.,Sup erintenden t.4.00 P. M.~. OO A . M.3.aoP. M.0.00 A . )I.BE LOIT AND MADISON BRANCH .Lf'nve }o'ootviUe at 9.40 J.. ~ •• aniv\) In Chkal 1'. M. , an'inl in Chical;o at 4.001'. )1.P a ~ seD g e r H for all polntll on the G. k C. Un ion It . R., in clud ing Pulton , an d Beloitand M ad l ~o n Lines, . houl d ta ke t he trains from Wl'l1:l8t . Irepc t , All t he a bove tr ai n scon nec t 1'I"hh the Great t:a.


178 MADI SON DIRECTORY.FOR. ST. P.A..UL•NEAREST AND BEST ROUTE.SE VENTY MILES TRAVEL SAVED!!.C:El:J:CAG-C>, ST. PAUL,AS DFOND DU LAC RAil. ROAD.Connecting at,JA XF,SYILLE, wls., " Without change of Cars': ' withthe~1II,\nUKE.; lNIl ~IISSISSIPPI lUll, RO,\J),--- _.•.- - - -THROUCH IN TEN HOURS TO 'PR A I R IE DU CHIEN.On the arr-iva l of the Car s ct Prairie du Chie n, one of those ne w,Fast and Favorite Side-Wheel Boats,MILWAUKE E,Capt. Stephen Hewitt.ITA6C~ ~ Capt. David Whitten.OCEAN WAVE.Capt. J. Scott.Formin g the P acket Line of thePRAIRIE DU CHIEN AND SAINT PAULPAO I~ET O O M P A N Y .Will be in readiness to r eceive Passeng ers bound u p th e River, and'''"Ill l antl then. at s .... I·.A VI~ In 2 ,1 Ifoun.~ It is specially poin ted out to the 'I'r avelllng Pu bli c, th at <strong>by</strong>? vnlh ng themselves of this favorite Route, they will be sure of o'Aainmgber ths an d the beet ac commoda tion.- - - .0_ - - -For Fr eight an d other informat ion, apply toG. A . IIA.JIIL 'rO~, (;en. Allf., ' -ralrle du Chleu.(.EO. N" E G l jS, 'I'Jc k e t Alrt. on the Cars.


.. ~--..........---GO I lST G E A S T ,A,SD COXSEcr AT PRAIRIE n u em ex~8 580"' A .:\D AFTEU nOXDAY, APR I L 12lh, :'llltlu ~tjl further notice, I'nssengee Trains will run ::IS follows. Daily(, undays Excepted),I1.?O a. m. Jlail &Day Express.LE\V t: P ILU R IF. Ill:" j' IIU:S 1.\ TS.:JO a. m., llail &Day ElpltSi. 5.:10 I" Ill., ~ ~ hl [xpriss..\r. :It Madi son• . . . .. . . • l }.l P.M. Ar. a t :\I:ulison, ••. • . . . . 10.2 -1 £>.:\1.., )H Uon, : •• ... . . ~ . 50 " .,\1. ' " .Iunc svtlle l'2.30 A .) I." '\liI wllukec, I ; . ~ O l'.'\L Il.e. . ,; , , I. ~U A .;\f.IA r . ut ,\1I1wankcc, ...• . 8 .•m.\.)1.THESE TB AI S ." (' ., R RY rueIGreat North-Western U. States Mail,W l'"/IGOIlSTG "W" E S T ,Lt:An: MH,W.\UKEI:: AT.z: f'~/rrl!;{\. ,,,,,-, ~ ( ",/;(/ ,:-~, , I '" {'- -,_ _, /' I. , I '/, r ~l j I , ~ "/~'MILWAUKEE & MISSISSIPPI R. R.~E5 8 ~ ~~~-----.---I B:A.NG ~_~.F' TIM:E .--......---TWO THROUGH TRAINS TO PIUIHIE DU ( illES.4.45 II. Ill., Night ];lpress..\r. at Mil ton ~.('jO P .)1. l.\r. at .lnncsville , 8.45 P .~I.I' )[ndison, .t.:l!) 1'.)1. 1Le . . ; 11.301'.) 1.II P rairie du Chien , 9.20 1'.'1. A I". at )Iadison, . . _ lAl A.)I..Jenesvtlle , .• . •.••:J.151'.:\L ,; Prniric d u Chien , 6.30 A.)1.'Iouroe. • . . . . . . . . 6.151'.)1.PRAIRIE DlJ GIH EX & ST. PAULSTEAMBOAT L I N E ,'01" II.u u ",l n lr, I.n · C ro.." c, Dt'cotah, " 'lnoun, . ·oullluill Cl lf.U N 'd'" Lan din::. SI. '·unl, St. ~\ n l h o Jl )- , }'orl~lleI IIIl Ir, Ifllnncapoll!i nndALL POINTS N O R 'l'H AND 'VEST.WILLIAM JERVIS , Gen. Bup't,

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