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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
MARINE NEWS.

soUTHAMrTOE, Oct. 29.1be steamship TeatOnia
Irom Y,rk Oct 49, erfvod to-day and proceeded for
Huaburg.
QuEtNsTe-N Oct 29-Ihe steamship City Of Cork, from
York October H. sr%iFeOay and proceeded for Law
srpool
QUEENSTOWN Oct 30 Ihe steamships City Of Dublin, from
Nsw-Yerk and the Ctyo Boston fOrom New YORK Oct ~
lave ssTiyed here and proceeded for Liverpool
GLASGOW Oct. J0,-The steamthip HbeDis, from New
York Oct 20 arrived ~ The Clyde to-day
SOUTHAMPTON Oct gO-Ibe steamship America, from New
Yos Oct 90 arrived COwes to-day end proceeded for SIe'
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PACIFIC COAST.
81 ssLsealpB 70 TIE yaIsrsr-

SAW FRApcIsCo, Oct. 30.-The whaling bark On
tato vss run into and dsmasted in TIE Arctic pk r.
BY the bark Helen Mar The Ontario abandoned Eighteen
thousand pounds Of bone saved
The steamer Montana which sailed to-day for Panama has
ara 900 OF which cola 500 is for New. York
The United States Sub Treasurer shipped in treasure
by the last steamer.
The bark Hazrson from the Arctic Ocean brings $50 barrels
The steamer Sierra Neysds from MszasB Oct % bFings
t3 800 In treasure.
The French ships Vctore and yspus and e American bss
Francis Palmer al Mazatlsn.
Twenty eight thousand dollars OF the money taen from
paymasteF Glenn " s. A., have been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
AUSTRIA.
ATTEmrrED ASSASSINATION OF THE RA,sF

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE RAisRR.
Ps.spE Saturday, Oct q, 'stt
An sttompt was made to shoot the Emperor Francis
Joseph as he was leaving The theatef this evening.
The culprt aimed pistol at the Kaiser, but before The
ball was fred be was seized by an Engishman and
placed under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
EUROPE.
WE'VE by THE ATLANTIC CABLE TeOCg. 80,
GREAT BRITAIN.

TER ALABAMA CLAIMS.
LONDON Tuesday, Oei % ltt6.
IA. Times of to-day again editOriay urges the ref
.f.,ce OF the claims Of the Government Of tie United
Staies upon that Of Great Britain for the property de-
s,royed by the Alabama to Joint Commission, to be
appointed by the two Powers. The Tima thinks this
would be an act Of policy, If not Of justice.
NEW CABLRs--REDUCTION OF TOLLS.
LONDON, Monday, Oct %, 1860.
IN consequence Of the bad condition Of the tele-
graph lines in Newfoundland, il is proposed by The
Anglo American Telegraph Company to Jay cables
from Trinity Bay-Or rather, Placentia Bay-tO Hal
Saz and Boston. The tolls upon dispatches by the
Gable are to he reduced one half and after NOyen
Der 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
GEORGIA.
OF rlLssEArs 60 rar TRIBUNE.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct 3l.-The British bark b. F.
Shaw condemned Charleston for violation Of the Revenue
Laws has been released by order OF the Secretary Of the
Tressary.
Capt AUD OF the British schooner William Gregory which
Into savannah IN distress dsd OF fever The mate Is
dangerously Ill The schooner il condemned uasesw0rtby.
Mrs Dubose, only daughter o; Robert Tos-os died 81
Wasbiagtsn Georgis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
TURKEY.
COSTINUBD FIGHTING IN CANDIDA,

CONTINUBD FIGHTING IN CANDIDA
LoSpoE, Monday OFT 20 ls66.
The latest adviees from Gambia state that fighting
between the Christians and the Turkish Army con-
ainucl but the accounts Of As progress are unre-
lalie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRTRBss MONROE, Oct. 3l.-The United States
supply steamer Memphis Lieut. Commander GarTgue New
York bound Port oyal arrived safe this afternoon she
encountered terrible gale OF Hattofs- yesterday and viii
have make repairs al Norfolk Nayyfard
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PRUSSIA.
CELEBRATION OF PEACE.

BrRLS Tuesday Oct 90 soc
Ming William has directed the celebration Of
solemn lete in this capital, the nth of November,
foI The restoration of peace.
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THE LATE GALE.
or rsLkssAPz TO rEnTsiBrsI

rsLkssAP1 TO TEE IniBrNeL
Providence. X. l., Oct 3l.-The gale last Tues
dsv blew down sse dyiay shed connected with wslshs
waste bcachers at Dry Bsok tsis city and killed Thcs
Ferguson employs and injured two or thres Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
STORM on The COAST OF MAINE
NJ z nj sssaPH Te fHs gnIspHR

BELFAST Me-, Oct S.-A violent storm has pre-
vailed for dsys the o. Maine ioeTsp,ng tee
communications stream boss and mails Noah AZ Gould
prom citizen OF Snesterville IN this county was killed
last oigst by board blown from his barn by the gale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
CENTRAL AMERICA.

iyDh PBSDRHCB DAY-EJBCrI0H oP PRESIDENT IN
McARAGUA-rHB NEUTRALITY OP HONDURAS IN
THB SPANISH GILLIAN WAR.
The news rom Central America is unimportant. The
18th OF September the anniversary Of the Independence of
the States Of Central America, celebrated with the
usual honos and festivities. At Nicaragua considerable
excitement prevailed relative To the election Of Pres-
dent bnt supposed that Senior Gazman VIII be tho
successful candidate. In tho war now pending between
Chill Pera and Ecuador, the Republic OF Honduras is
declared neutral BY the President and var vessels and
pry aieers Of either begeen;s their allies aowed
10 touch tue ports Of the Repabc With their prizes and
will have the right Of establishing tribunals TO adudiea'e
prizes aud sell the same and Transact all business that may
he Lawful for belligcrents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
on WILLS croam.

Ao'''srN, Ga, oi. 3i.-tarl'cs engaged 10 sshi.g
sUim NJ iFH.,s .t,r M 81 .A. .oiatg Ga stIgsA a ,tia
81 h"r ~ "a TIE rsaia. .,sai Is Ucs iIoa ttaitn.
pc0'r. ';'he a,.,al.rt slc.tes a s.p,.a..sA
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FIRES.
SUMMIT, MISS.

BIT PsLKsRAPs TBE rruBuSE.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 31.-There WAS gu extensive
fire AT summit Miss on 29h destroying whole block OF
uings embracing d~eings fslToad depot
aud platform full Of cotton The loss is upward OF sVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
OBITUARY

D., sstt"A'rn SO R'r,Hr
lso@rGs tc;, ;l.--RoY Syl,aaT 'oti, lho Tof-
baoN ps, .saIsi slcrf, eE 10, aged ~ ieaig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
TEXAS COTTON CROP.


NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3l.-Advices from Iud;unols
Texas 10 The 2h up the supplied 10 te -, -
September at 100 bales against 5000 bales IN 100 TLe
Jncs o. thai cc thinks thai this III show te prohase pee
eeplase oi ne ieue crop this wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF MRS. JOIN z. WOOL

OF TsLzsxAss
Taor, n. y Oct. 3l.--Mrs. Major-isen. John T.
Wool stricken with paralysis clock this morning and
is expected TO survive Sac nearly ~ OF Gen
Wps IL absent IN Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA,

THB KpITOR OF THE MERCANTILE CHRONICLE IN TRcU-
BLs WITH PRBrCH RssiDHRTe or THE ,sTHhUs-
THB uEITED STATES hAIE-PRojBcTYD IMPROVE
MEETS IN PARAHA-RxCJTgBBET IN eOG0TA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01

GIN. SHERMAN ACCEPTS TnB MILITARY DIPLOMATIC
MISSION 40 mExiCo-GlR. sHPRIDATs LFTTFR
NOR WHOLLY APPROVED by the ADBINiS9RA-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22
Warehouse to Rent.

TUST received ist Of HEMP and PAPER wrapping
f.I II 4 faeRNEa cos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22
LtccmkOr,s Notice.

ESTATE Dr. GsJhGs MILLER, DscEssSp'
N1OTIrE IS hereby given tint the undsrsgnes erte'sf
ksf the last will testament Of George Miller, A'e
- ,ba , 4 La Sale and State Of Illinois, deceased.
will spnear efor. he Caniy Coat " aab conntg, on tss
Third oy Cb.n. the si,t day. ., jan ,sU. d a. We
Court Ho;So w. Ottawa, IL '-manis against said ss.a
al! persons having claim. r. - ~ lens e,
arc noiins. ~ sfiend nad present =.
adjustment
Dated, Il ia day Of November, ,. 1896.
CIV CEORGE D. MILLER R2ssu.or
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Chicago @dsfftisements.
rom COOK, cosusS o.. Agency, IS Dsa,se.. =.
BIZ. RlGEIQW
n
kX1

:. IN the only Physieiah N 4 Specialist noN
!
in Chicago that lie entirely relied up
| - on. Go to him, and not suffer that hor-
| - ribie disease 10 remain in your system,
disfgurihx your face and body. te.ides
destroying your happiness and future
prospects Of iifs. fichas made PRIVATE
4 DISEASES and NERVOUS DEBILITY
his study fvr the past twenty years, andis
N1 VIA Mtr therefore the person whom all afflicted
.h3,,d consult No one ever heard Of patient Of his not
being cured since he has been In this city His reputation
has vouchers all the city paper: his patients and the
medical profession both here and abroe being the
most skilled specialist here and thorough master Of all
call. It l. only common occurrence with him to cwre
such His rooms are separate for ladies and gsnoe
,aeu and tls n,cst complete IN thu city
. T.ks farticulsr Notics--Do.tor Blgslow
a.yotes much Of his time to IA. .. "a. s 80 nina
caused by q secret habit, which ruins both 49,.
the unfortunate individual for either business or
sacisty The sad erc Of these carly habits or the ea
ces Of ripper years. IL weaken And inc eon
tuition destroy the ysical and mental powers. dimin
and snfeebe the natural feelings and exhaust tho vital
energies Of manhood; the pleasures OF lie marred
the object marriage frustrated and existence itself
d~red term of uncessne misery and regret Such per
10 making immediate application. rs Dr. b. by his
new treatment enabled to Insure speedy and pcrin
ncnt
Consultation free and nfdcnfixi Office No. ITe South
Clark Street of Monroe half block froa the Post
Once Post O;hco Box 1s4 Chicago, Ill. Osco hours
from Q A. u. to 8 N.
send for his 'Guds - HEALTH published monthly free
of charge.
NR-Iades send tor descriptive circular Of fessaris
Remedy preventive Of conception known Seat
| TO any address free Of charge.
march 10 '66-1y.
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Trustees !cqle of seal E,fat>.

DY virtue Of decree rendered 10y the Cir cgit Court
- La Sale county, Illinois, at the November
D 1856 in the matter of the application 1f T-oors y.
Morrison and others to appoint trustee and to make sale
Of the real estate held iu trust. shall ths
ninth day Of DScc,ber D. 1855. at o'clock sNpsss
for sale at publ. auction at the south DOR Of he Cosnty
Court House in the city Of Ottawa IN sail county the
highest and Lest i6er the fSloros described real estate
situated in sad county viz The northeast qH.rtsr Or
section twenty 20 in nship dirty three 90 usr
range four a. east Of the third i3sil p. ".
The terms Of sale will Is nth essh in hand Al
fourth OF the remainder annually with Interest
ally at the rate OF ten cent DO occurred
by mortgage of the premises ur.hased and desd b..
give 10 the purchaser.
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CHdncery Notice.
DTATE OK ILLINOIS. L, SALE CoryIr s-Circut Court
thetcof 70 February Tcr,u 4. y. lsG1.-fa ciansery
u H.. fl.ii

D.
1T appear re- from affidavit file Ia the olcs Of tis
II clerk Of said court, that said defendant, Mar. ..
field is resident OF said State, aud said flss
having filed his hill 81 complaint IN said court tbs
chanccry side tberc.f the 9th day u November A.
according 10 law;
Notice, therefore, Is hereby given to said defendant
M,ry Is. Ficl that une.s you sha fsr,ounly be and
.,r fore said snid Thereof lee held at
he Court House in Ottawa. In said county the frss
Wonaa, of Sci, vary IeNt. ls6i, t~hen aud ~sers
aid suInuoD8 is ret rnai7,) AMI PLEAD, esmur
=, cen, 10 sail LII Ia, rc viii he taken for confessed
..n. ron and III, matter, and things the lin prayed
~ Socr., 4 sccr-SipyI, H. SILVER, Clerk.
c,.v,p Cor Z li1,ipar,i STIR. Tor CoaIlt. Gsci-Iv
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TeaGI,ers. rake yeeice.

EXAMINATIONS Of teachers will b hsod heeeaftef st
ID. O0oua Idta1'ddys and ethsv ~. he once
De School Superintendent ID Ortons 1oek esore
Ottawa, april II. lse6.-tE In. DAT, 4 SUS
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THEODORE N. MORRISON, Trustee
November iIth 1855 IDS.
Administra.or's Sale of P,al E,t.t.

STATE OF ILLINOIS Ia Sale County and County
Court thereof l. S-cein5-r Term A. D. 1886
William kAsi"n, administrator ri the Estate u Bsss
niIn G. Br.Is.rd, decreased julius Egainars Of ais
Petition to sell Real Estate.
ttUBLiC NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN. That in pur
snrance Of decre-f@i made and ent-rs1 VI
recoi IN thc County Court aforess ia the entitled
cause. ON the 9th aay OF December 1861. under
signed wii, saturday. the e5;i day Of January D
1861 at the hour 81 o'clock III, south CT
this County Court Hou,s. in the o:y - Ot-xa in ssd
county, Orer Tor sale Public Auction. til. hrhsst
and beet bidder for csh all the Interest Be. .Inin c.
Brsinarc deceased hal, the OF his death
TO the following d=scri- II Real Estate the
county OF Ia Sale AM State Of Ib.s known aud
d~scrDed follows viz The undivided Oac-laif tho
W-st on--hsf of section number eshteea n in
ship humber hrtywo t32l north, range AuEbor Eve rs
east OF this third principal meridian.
Dec. S, ihGj-1w NA. 8 RASTOS Admir-.
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YrgaI AdrertiseMsat,s.

C:ance1y Notice.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. La sMIx Cpcxrr ss-cirsui
- Court thereof u February term 1sdf.hi Cans~S.
jain A Lee re- Esther Lo-.
II appearing from Affidavit fc ofSec Or the
Clerk ut said Court that SAIL r n.-f Estker Leo,
10 not resident of said stst and .si c,ni,,,
having ric! his bill Of complaint in said Court Oh
slanc,ry side thereof the .i day -f O.tutr A. D.
1s66, her.in and having sen issued tksr.su
according to law;
Motto therefore, is hereby given 70 said dor-ndsp;
@ther Lee That uncss Won. the said Eser Ls- shall
personally he sn appear brf,r szid Court said
tnersoi !" De held ~ the CONT ouse ia Ottawa said
County, on - first ss~ Law Of F.rnary next A. D. 1867
Swneh ana "hers sail suinions Is rDsLs) and pie
answer ne"r Or except TO said bin, the will be
saHsn nor confessed against you. ana the matters aA
things therein prayed for decreel accordingly.
HERMAN SILVER Clerk
.. d. Ch"hAk AoIcit"r fur Com Slainant. tscl-~
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DEPO 7 O F NJ Z S | G
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24

NEW YORK EXPRESs-Goine East leaves Cleveland al
545 A. NJ; Panesve 653 AtbtatulA 74s aud arrives al
Erie q. Ii A. NJ .H. siE tf. ..u - E.. ..
STEAM BOAT ExrREss-Gong we,,, leaves Erie at A.
Nj Conntaut 2l2 A.hiabnis 2.46 fainesville 62 ar.
arrives at Cievclsnd sos A. N. t"
All hrou gh Trains going nect Cleveland
with Trsinsfor Toledo Chicago Co.umb c. e.nnafi, is
dianopoiis, &c. - i,t..t. .rr..e..
And Trains going Dunkirl
with the Ira Y E. and at Buffalo, with those
of N Y Central. and Buffalo N Y. City Rail- ,ads fo
Ne York Atbany Roston Niagara Fails &o. &c; snd al
Erie with Trains Pbadelpha Erie r. Ror Harrisburg
PliladelIhia, Baltimore. Washington. &c.s
Day Express Easand West connects at Girnrd with rain
the Erie 4 Pittsburgh Road for Iinesvie. Meadvie
jamestown, &c. Pa. II. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.t
CLEVELAND, Oct. %. 1865. ... .U. .... ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24

MORRISON & TICKNOR-Dealers in Dry
Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes Hats and Gaps, Hard
Ware, crockery, Books, Paiuts, Oils, ac Ashabula
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24

n. q. DICK, Bookseller, Stationer and News
Dealer. Also, Dealer In Sheet Music, Toys. and General
Varsity Good, Main stIeet, ,Asbtabula, Ohio. ID
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24

HASKELL Il SONS. Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Provisions, and Beady Made Clothing Also
Dealers In all kinds of White Wood, ASH Oak, Hickory
Lumber and Flour Barrel Hoops. Main street Ashtabus
J, W. HASKELL. d. W. HASKELL. d. II. HAsKELL
= 80 I---.... . 0I.... 6l6chS0l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-02-24
New Firm.

w + the undersigned, having entered in.
to attnership Tor tie purpose Of Carrying ths basiues
OF manufacturing
Sash, Doors and Blinds,
and such Other bnspe they may there
wih ana having pueha' ed Machinery, would respec
fully inform all NJ want of anything in line that
every description = ll-s-'-' = - -" -
Saving, Planning and Matching
done TO order, and on short notice.
They are in receipt Of feet of cbs,c. PINE IN
BERfron Canada which will be sold rea,onaLe terms
They intend keepon hand good supply Of Building u
ber Pine Shingles, Laih, &c.
BY strict attention TO business they hope To meri,
Of public patronage. SEYMOUR BLAKSI.EE
WM SEYMOUR. WELLS z. BLAKsIFE'
Ashtabula, August 20, ls65. ."'af sIT
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80 sIiscsIanseus.

B. b. FASSE1"r. Tor the last fifteen years Pro.
fss.opsl lnsIuDentA Tuner, Ashtabus,, Ashtsbua Co..
Ohio mseh calls 70. tuning and onng Piano fortes ID
~ C~yatPof AshubulAr F.r,S ys24
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-12
POETRY.
THE HEARTS, HOMIE.
A PoEMBT THE KING OF SWEDEN.


King Oscar of Sweden Is one of the most ac-
eompiished mOnarchs of Europe. His paint
inRs, principally depicting the fine scenery OF
MS country, aro extremely beautiful. From
his poems We give the following, translated,
At the reauest of the Queen DOwager, by Mary
Hewitt. They were read this last summer be-
fore the court, by Herr AlbeTg, who gave IN
stockton q series of English readings, the Eng
lish language being at this time greatly adj
mired and studied is Sweden:
Where is thy homer Thus to my heart appeal
ing
spake Say thou who hast had part
In my inmOst beings deepest feeling,
Where is thy proper home? Tell me my heart;
IL it where peaceful groves invite to leisure;
And silver brOOklets lapse IN easy measuref
No, no, my heart responded, mol
Where is thy home? Amid the tempests
anger,
And torrents leaping wild from rock to rock
Where the bold hunter finds delight in danger,
And bleeding victims fall beneath his strOkef
Oris it mid the artillery's laundering rattle,
The clash Of swords, the rush and roar OF
battlef
Calmly my heart made answer, mol
Where is thy home? Perchance where trOpic
splendOr,
In golden luxury of light calls forth
The purple grape; perchsnee midst roses
Thou reveIest in the beauties ofthe south.
Is that thy home, beneath the palm tree shad-
owns,
And ever 11erdant summers fiowery meadows2
Still, still my heart made answer, mol
Where is thy homer Is it mid icebergs hosry,
The crags and snow fields of the Arctic strand,
Where the midsummer's midnight sees the
glory
OF sunset and sunrise, hand in hand;
Where 'twixt the pine trees CLEANS tue snow
drifts whiteness,
And starry night comes with aurOral bright
nessl
But still my whispering heart said, mol
Where is thy home? Is it within her presence,
Who taught Of suffering the divinest essence,
When hope was dead within LIES sweet myr-
tie grove?
Is that the home in which thy wishes center?
Yes, of a truth, the shrine which none may
enter!
: But mOurnfully again my heart said mol
Where is thy home? Say if perchance it Iieth
In that preiguTed land of love and light,
Whittier, they say, the soul enfTanchised tiieth
When earthly bonds no longer check her
flight
Is there thy home? Those unknown lands
Which shine beyond the stars, heavenly
visiOnl
Then first my heart made answer, yesI
There is my home, it said with quick emotion;
My primal home 10 which i am akin.
Though earthly fires may call forth my jevo-
ton,
Yet forgot not He aven's pure flame within.
Amidst the ashes still a spark suryIyeth
Which ever yeaTneth heavenward, ever
To be with God. who Is my home.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-12
m,Ivaus.e grocery Trade.-No CITY

u
west of New York has a larger represeu-
tation IN the wholesale grocery trade
than Milwaukee. We not only have a
great many different houses, but we
have many large concerns-houses
who's trade is not confined to one or
two states. This branch of the whole
sale trade of Milwaukee has always been
noted for its enterprise. There are CT
ties of 200, 900 inhabitants that do not
sell as many goods in this line, as are
sold In Milwaukee.
Among our old and wei established
houses, we may mention that of DUTCH
Err, BALL 4 Goodrich. This house has
made ample preparations to meet the
large and growing trade seeking this
market. Their establishment is one of
the largest in the Northwest, and their
stock is full and complete. We are
confident the merchants of Wisconsin,
Minnesota and North Iowa, who have
not already done so, will find it to their
advantage to make the acquaintance of
this house. Daily Wisconsin.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-12

ATheft at the VatIean.-A correspon-
dent in Rome writes: "Ihere has late
ly occurred at the Vatican a serious
event, which has caused uneasiness in
the Pontifcial household, but which it
is sought to keep secret. There has
been distracted from the secret drawer
III the Pope's bureau a portfolio con-
tanning the autograph letters addressed
to him by foreign soyereigns- Many of
the letters are from the Emperor of
Austria and King of Prussia. The let
tiers from Napoleon Ill, which are said
to compromise the latter, the Pope
kept In reserve, and people of weight
affirm that he intended to publish them
eventually, in order that they might be
judged by facts, and that the whole
world might see how solemn promises
had been violated. This purpose, if
ever entertained, may be modified by
the audacious theft of the portfolio. ;"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-12

EAtLdFdS dHtO hH NSW EUf E. 4 NJ OOIII-
ing spring is developing in the Central
park of New York more snowy equipa-
ges than ever. The enormous accumu-
lations of wealth by the war are display
ed in expenditures the like of which is
scarcely seen in any city of the world.
Ladies are often seen here in social life
with from $50, 900 to 100000 on their
persons in laces, or diamonds, or jewels
of one kind or another. This wealth
has not all come from ''shoddy, petro-
leum, and the gold mines of Colorado.
Montana centeTs her profits there. But
the great profits is In the national banks,
some of which yield from 20 to 20 per
cent.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-12
The Perry Monument on Gibraltar

The Perry Monument on Gibraltar
Rock, the foundation stone of which
was dedicated with imposing ceremony,
In the presence of a, vast crowd from
the Lake Erie cities and towns, on the
10th of September, 1858, and the sec
ond stone of which was never laid, is at
last to be built. The Sandusky Regis
ter saws that Mr.. Thomas Lawrence, of
that city, is engaged in erecting the
monument, at the expense of Jay
Cooke, who has purchased the Island.
The monument is to be a marble col
umu
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-12

New MusIe.-At FL. N. Hempsted's
Piano Warerooms and Music Publishing House
40 Main Street, Milwaukee, can be had all the
latest productions of Vocal and instrumental
Music. Letters from the country promptly
answered, and orders filed ON receipt of the
money.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-12

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