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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23
CUBA.

Ube Planters ind the Sugar Trade.
HAVANA, Dec. q. 1850.
Tho planters have held . meeting and adopted
q resolution refusing to sell sugar basis Of
fifteen per cent tare.
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A.-PhOtographs for the Holidays should Be
ordered once. CHARLES D. FREDR1CS CO., 5S
broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23

A Fine Line Of Russin Leather Cigar Cases,
Work Boxes and Porto nonnaes, opened this morning. ct
CATTNACHs, 59s broadway, Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23

Cough, Cold Sore Threat, Requires
immediate attention, neglect oftentimes results in
incnrable lung disease. .BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRIO
CHEs simple remedy, and will almost invariably give
immediate relief Owing TO the good reputation and popu
sry Troches many worthless and cheap limitations
offered which good for nothing. BE ~ obtain
the true "BR0WN'5 BRONCHIAL TROCHES." Sold every
wherr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Breyet Lieutenant Colonel Walter S. Franklin has
been detailed Professor OF hilary Science At the
Wisconsin state University at Madison.
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guished Oncial ON Board.
MARsEILLKs, Dec. "a, 1859.
Advces have come to hand which render 1t Ger
tain that the British war steamer Desrnound has
been totally lost while on voyage from Athens to
Malta Sir STAFFORD Northcote ex-Secretary OF State
for India was on board. and is believed to have
periShed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23

Holiday Prescnts.-(sooda'I,s Playing Cards,
Whist Markers and Moores Botters scotch Tartan Tops
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ROME.

The Papal InfallibIllty Question.
LONDON, Dec. "a, $780,
The tenor Of the latest advices from Rome ind-
Gates that the advocates OF Papal tnfalibuity are
losing ground in the Council.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23

pr. Mnury's Patent Tooth Brushes do mos
In teeth, gums eo,d hpg ordaary brushes
riNbiy do sensitive teeth gums
ind the use Of DIR. NAURYs IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSH
a atent luxury. Sold by druggists.
Wholesale depot, No. AZ Barclay street, New York..
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A.-YIoliday Prescnts-FOrd & Tupper,
Manufacturing Silversmhs, Wholesale and retail Nos. 1877
and 759 Broadway Tenth street, up stairs.
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IRELAND.

Qunrtering tho Army.
LONDON, Dec. ~, 1869.
The troops in Ireland are hereafter to Dc more
generally bileted on the inhabitants
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For ~ stylish and Elegant Holiday Hat 70
EspENsCHEID, manufacturer No. lie Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23

BnlIouss ssNew Yoke's Shirts Made to Order
OF New York mills at s36 per dozen. 2s6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-23

Diamonds, Watches, Jewclry and Silver
Ware bought and money loaned them by GEO. q.
ALLEN, 40 Broadway, one door below Canal street.
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Celebrated Opera Glasses, Rye Glasses,
spectaces, Microscopes, rhermomeara
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Uandk crchief Ties
lSI 70 each; a choice lot JUS, opened.
Y. &. kEMPToN & Co, 2ss y Broadway.
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Holiday Presents.
Gold spsctacles and Eyeglasses, Opera Classes Micro
scopes Eagic Lanterns, &c, &c, at the lowest prices
JAMES PRENTICE, LEA Broadway.
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Artistic Specimens of Jet Jewelry.-Choice
holiday gfa 6s7 Broadway.
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Nice Holiday Presents.-iiussin Leather and
Morocco Bags, Poremonnaics OF CArTNACHS importa
ton. Ssl Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel.
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Diamonds mt n Snrgssice.
magnificent Diamond froOch containing 100 diamonds,
large small price ~ o worth 900. gold
and Diamond Ring single stone price $780, currency lef
r.. v. HAUGHwoUT a CO.,
453, $50 and 4al Broadway, corner Br0ome street.
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Erring But Enthusiastically for Young;
who, having erred, desire better manhood: Sent 10
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, box p, Philadelphia, Pa
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Prince Teck acarfs
0l " zach, worth ~ 80 ar Immense variety.
IL Y. kEAYTVA ! 90, VII bToedwA2
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A.-Wcntbcr strips Exclude Cold, Wind.
dust. &c. RoEBuCK BROS, IS Fulton street, New York.
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NEW YORK.

Navigation Closed to Poughkscpsic.
P0UGHxEHpsiR, Dec. %, 1869.
The propellcrs have ceased running to this point
Id navigation il closed.
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Father HyMcinthO Landed.
PARIS, Dec. a. 1859.
Father Hyacinthe has arrived At Havrs on the
steamship Pereire
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Crfstudoro's UnrivAiled HAIR Dyc.-SoId
applied his wig and scalp factory. No. eAsor House
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ENGLAND.


LONDON Dec. n, 1859.
The newly appointed Bishops OF Exeter, Bath and
Wells ana the Falkland Islanas we're consecrated
Yesterday at Westminster Abbey.
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Dayid,s Holiday styles Of Gentlemou's Hats
at .ya,o Broadway, near Duane street.
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TOI.EY'S celebrated Gold Pens,
In fine Gold and silver Pencil Cases
Pearl and other neat Pcnhodcrs, from 81 to $50 each.
store and factory 263 Broadway near Warren street.
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Furs,
For Holiday Presents,

aLgreat barGlIns.
Russian and Hudson Ray Sshc Sets very low.
Fine Miuk Sets ss3., worth Si5
Royal Erinne SETS 49, worth S5a -
Astrakhan Sacaues $2S, reduced from f4e
Misses Sets u aud upwards. -
Siberian Squirrel Sets &iu, worth SIS.
Carriage and Sleigh Ro 1er 1T reduced prices
BURKE, a69 Broadway. Branch Al I'D Fulton street
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(,ii.r for the HOIfdnys.
This Undersigned agents the celebrated Borel Cour.
yoser nickel straight equilibrium escapement Lever
Watches instructed TO close 0u the balance OF
their stock OF Gold and Silver Watches at
Wholesale prices.
drrng the ho days only warranted by special
certificate. . QUINuhE a. khuibEft,
Nos and 10 John street, up stairs
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r,,e Gala rarrirus aud Pins.

F.msr., Ca-buncie, Garnet Turquoise, Coral, Pearl,
Cameo Byzantine Mosaic. onyx, &c. CO. for sale by GEO.
n AIJEN ans Broadway door below Canal street, and
j7s broadway between twenty and Twentyegh:h
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Eurs for the Hosidu ys-Selltug at Cost.
ENnERVIIIIsS nirs
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Tho Throne acknowledgements Of the Duke
of Genoa in CounciI-Policy Of the Cabinet-
Municipal ranchises-Ministerial Sport.
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Am"dqy s,..s. d. TIPPED
and 7da. Broadway, corner Tenth street. up stairs
A.-Wcnther strips Exclude Cold, Wind.
dust, &c. RoEsucK BROS, Is Fulton street, New York.
Fine Line Of Russin Leather Cigar Cases,
CATTN1cH's, SOC Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel
BalIou's ssNew Yoke'' Shiris Made to Order
OF New York mills at Sa6 per dozen. 2s6 Broadway.
ssChrls,mas Comes lint Once Ycar',-And
S sopas Ss 81 KSoX s ha N M B1osaw.
yo re daughter sister got these s Smo .pprS
pirate present for Christmas aud kndnes doubt
will be properly appreciated
Cristnaoro's Unriva,led HAIR Dye..sold
and applied At his wig and scap factory. No. Aston House
Celebrated Opera Glasses, Eye Glasses,
spcctacles Microscopes rhermess.srs
Diamonds mt n Saclfslce.
large and s@a ppies 90 aresey; worth 5000 gols
and Diamond Ring single price 1884, currency len
~ 'A'' Oa ''''' = y. HAveHwour CO..
49, s@ and 4s' Broadway corner Broome street
Diamonds, Watches, JewcIry and Silver
Ware bcughl and money loaned them by GEO g.
ALLEN, iiJ Broadway one door below Canal street.
pr. Mnury's Patent Tooth Brushes do NOS
s gs Or oa s a srrssn %
ind Y he use Of DR. NhuRY's IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSH
Wholesals depot, No. ~ Barclay street. New York.
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Erring But Noble.-SeIr-HeIp for Young,
men wha having erred desire better MANHOOD sent S
sI s os Address
David's Holiday styles of Gentlemou's Hats
al ssa'a Broadway, near Duane street.
For q stylish and Elegant Holiday Hat 90
to ESPENsCHElD, manufacturer, NO lie Nassau street.
Furs for the Ho,ldnys--selliuK at Cost.
uNDERHILL's, lss Fulton street.
Turs. EHrs, Fnrs.
Low prices,
V''> 'A wARNocx CO.,
sig Broadway.
For Holiday PRESENTS =, cr.., bargain.
Russian and Hudson Ray sse!c Set. very low.
Fine Mink sets $50, worth So
Hasrss f. s.ea an ss T redaa. ar from s4
s sssss ss ssnr n an seis s Worth SIS
Cafriaqa md Sleigh I,o res 1T reduced prices
BURKE, i59 Broadway, Branch Al 10 Fnnon streeI
Fine Gold Earrings and Pins.
Cameo Mosaic. ony S e S.as tor .l sy aEO
Ii7s broadway between Twenty ssvsnh and fweny-sghs
streets. -
TDIEY'S celebrated Gold Pens,
In fine Gold and Silver Pencil Cases
otter s S rsassasr, FROM . to go each
----------------------
Gift. for the Holidays.
The undersigned agents for the celebrated Borel Cour
yoser straight line and equilibrium Lever
Watches close out the balance OF
their stock OF Gold and Silver Watches at
Wholesale prices.
during the holidays only An wsrranssd ~ special
certificate. .QUINuiiE hhudlsisft,
Nos and 10 John street, up stairs.
nndkcrchief Ties
tSI 20 each; n choice lot just opened
r. &. kEMrToN co, 2ss y Broadway.
Holiday Presents.-Coodn'Is Playing Cards,
Whist Markers and Moores Bloers Scotch Tartan Tops
Holiday Presents.
Gold spec,acles and EYEGLASSES Opera Glasses Micro
scopes Eagic Lanterns, &C.. &c, the lowest prices
JAMES PRENTICE, l14 Broadway
Nice Holiday Presents.-Russin Lcntiier and
Morocco Bags PortemonnaIcs OF CAfrNACHS imporA-
ton 5y3 Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel
Prince Teck Scarfs
81 " zach, worth ~ 50 ar Immense variety.
n Y. kENIIuh CO.. VII kgoAdGAR
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-21
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LETTER EROM MADISON.

MADISON Wis. January, IA 1869.
Eds. TRIBUNE. = The Assembly was
called to order on the 9Th inst at 12 M.
by Chief Clerk Young OF the last Assem-
bly,. Mr.. Thomson of Rock county was
elected speaker, Mr.. Young OF Lafyette
was elected Clerk and Mr. Kelley of
Fond du Lac Sergt. at Arms. There was
no strife or contention in choice of
officers. as was predicted there would
be, but all passed off quietly and
almost unanimously. Our noble Govern
or delivered his message at IL o clock to
day in person. His recommendations for
charitable purposes are good-how his
great heart is drawn out towards the sol
diers Orphan Asylum: he says the
children of men who laid down their
lives for the country must never be neg
lected by the State which sent them to
the front! What pity we cannot always
have such noble hearted men for our
rulers
The first Senatorial caucus is set for
Tuesday evening the 10Th inst. when the
great contest will begin in earnest First
on the ground here was Mr. Washburn
with his forces, which are rather formida-
Bile, Mr.. Carpenter is also here pretty
strongly backed, and Mr. Waldo, though
how strong he may be is not yet develop
ed, it is thought, however. that he has
little chance, unless he should be united
on by friends of some stronger one who
is more obnoxious We will give him
the best lift we can.
The weather is fine and the business
lively. | will keep you posted on matters
OF Importance Yours Truly
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Tie EHture of Wheat.

The following extract from letter by
a chicago Commission Merchants, refat-
ing to the price of wheat viii be Of
interest to the reader:
/ II can't so clearly see large profit
arising from a purchase of wheat for
delivery in the future as you seem to.
| You say wheat is cheap This may be
and this may not be. Cheap End dear
are relative terms. AS compared with
prices at which this ceral has ruled in
your market for the past few years. |
grant you it is cheap. But now circum
stances are changed, and in order to ascer
tain to what use it can now be put, and
| at what price that use will take 1t.
| Warming pans, which had been selling
| IN your market at 50 a piece, might be
said to be cheap at decline of 20 per
cent and yet if the purchaser at 50. SO
could find no use to which he could put
them, either in this market or any other
| by which he could realize owe fifty cents
a piece he would find them very dear,
instead of cheap, at S2,5 | merely
! give YOU this by way Of Illustrating my
position, that an article is not cheap
because it is now selling at half the price
at which it has sold in the past. Now
the question in regard to wheat is, to
what use can 1t be put at a figure above
current rates. 1t is this which must de-
termine its cheapness. TO W hat market
can it be shipped and pay profit? If
any, then it is cheap. But 50 far as my
information goes, there is none. Neither
do | see any 9 l0d reason ID anticipate any
material advance in distant markets
which would cause an advance in your
market There may be to be sure, be a
! foreign war or something of this kind to
advance markets abroad, but, without
some circumst lnce of this kind. which
at the moment looks to me quite improb-
able, | sec nothing to materially appre-
ciate prices. England has large crop
the whole world IN fact has large crop.
In NewYork there is a stock Of over
four millions In Buffalo and Oswego
there is one and one half millions
and in neither Of these places can current
or anything like current quotat.ol5
be realized for the wheat in store
at those points not within ten to
twenty cents per bushel. Our own coun-
try, as you are aware, is full Of wheat
from one end to the other, insuring large
receipts all winter both at Chicago and
Milwaukee. Under such state ofthings.
do not, with you, look to see markets
drag all winter, and open at a price, In
the spring, no higher, if as high as at
present-losing to the holder the cost OF
carrying and perhaps five to ten cents
per bushel besides.
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE,

We present to our readers in to-day s
paper the annual message of the Govern
or to the State Legislature. 1t is an
able document and contains some sueges-
tions well worthy the attention of our
representatives. He shows the present
Indebtedness of the State to be 50, ,252,
O57, a reduction of $27 900 during the
year. Total receipts for the year $685.
SO. The disbursements 1916, SIS It
is suggested that State Tax of $3.50, 600
be levied for the coming year. The total
valuation of property in the State is
placed at $50 millions an increase of Al
millions, 100000 will he realized by the
State from the tax on National Banks.
1t is stated that our public schools are
rapidly improving throughout the State,
yet statistics show that $4,000 children
of proper age did not attend school the
past year, and it is suggested as means
Of correcting this great evil that at least
one half Of the income of the school
fund be apportioned upon the basis Of at
tendance upon school. It is stated that
wherever such system has been adopted
the attendance has greatly increased.
About ST 800, 900 has been expended for
public school purposes being S7,19
for every pupil registered as havin g
attended school. The benevolent insti-
tutions are answering the purposes for
which they were designed The number
confined in the State Prison is decreas-
ing; there were bat 1S4 convicts there on
the first of October 1868. On National
subjects the Governor is clear and
emphatic His ideas will be looked upon
as sensible, manly, and just. We hope
they viii be read and pondered well by
all who have authority in the land especi-
ally, and by every other person who has
the welfare Of our country at heart.
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The NancryIlie Tragedy.

The feelings Of our community have
been shocked by the intelli gence received
last Saturday OF the sad death, by assas-
snation, of James Laird His connec-
ton with this Office years a. dseems to
render an allusion to it necessary. The
story in brief is this During the suppos-
cd absence Of "a jealous husband Mr.. l..
was visiting the WIFE, The husband
doubting the fidelity of his wife, was
watching her and her visitor through the
window and fancied he saw unmistakable
tokens that criminal acts were intended.
Burning with fury he rushed into his sit
ting room and meeting young Laird i'm
nediately fired The shot took effect in
the breast, and was unnecessarily followed
by others; even after the victim laid dead
on the snow outside his assassin went to
him and fred his last shot
Some facts, as it appears to US, are
worthy of notice. This young man we
know to have been. kind, generous and
sympathetic even to fault. What he
could or would say, if spared to tcstity,it
is useless to conjecture. The mouth of
one important witness was hastily, ruth
!essly, unlawfully, vindictively stopped;
FOR dead men tell no tales.
Another witness is the jealous husband.
Under the control Of the green eyed mon
ster, he could not be candid, truthful
witness, probably, if he would: and the
deed he has done makes him interested to
peryert the truth to his own purposes of
safety and vindictiveness, even if he
could give a candid testimony. The tes-
tmony of such an unbalanced mind and
of such a ruthless vioator of all law, is
the testimony for himself on which he re-
lies for the public acquittal of his deed
Of foul assassination.
The wife, the remaining witness, ex-
pjcitiy declares, in letter received by
friends OF young Laird in this village
that euikless man was murdered. She
knows, and she alone, probably, is com
petent to give positive testimony. She
might he preiudiced witness. anda false
one, it is true, but she only kuo,cs what
the fact is. Nothing to his dshonor. she
solemnly declares has Laird done. Their
rea tons were unwise and even indiscreet
and possibly. Notwithstanding her testi-
mony, criminal, but be that as it may,
Bailey's act was certainly premedltated
murder and cowardly ASSASSINATION. His
crime cannot be too utterly condemned.
To the already wrecked happiness of this
i'll assorted couple must be added reputa-
tions probably blasted beyond all hope
Of restoration Over the grave of the
dead-because ne was forbidden to speak
the living certainly should spread the
mantle of charity, and give him the ad-
vantage always accorded the accused of
crimes at the bar of human justice, to
suppose him innocent until quilts proved
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The Republicans of Missouri have
honored themselves and their State by
selecting Carl Schurz as their candidate
for United States Senator, to succeed
John b. Henderson. The most elo-
quent English speaking German in
this country, and one of the truest OF
the soldiers of Liberty-in other wars as
well as ours = has thus the honor OF
appearing as the solitary representative
of our foreign population in the highest
legislative body Of the Nation.
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Prospectus OF the WISCONSIN State
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O,he Urll,uuc.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.

Mr.. Shepard, the telegraph operator,
informs Us as we go to press that Matt
H. Carpenter has been nominated o. S.
Senator unanimously. This is what we
have predicted from the first, and though
he was not our first choice we willingly
submit to the majority, and hope he will
prove himself worthy Representative.
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NOTICE.

OFFIVE Of STATE TKEASTRFR. \
MADISON, April 6, 1865. I
II accordance with the provisions Of chapter IA
YAws OF 1868. hereby give notice that the notes of
hs Bank of Manowoc must he presen ted the office
~f the Bank Comptroller at Madison, Wisconsin. for
paynsnt within three years from the date of this
netics the funds deposited for the redemption
- will be surrendered provided in Sectio.
90 If said ast 52-2
WILLIAM E. SMITH State Treasurer