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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-26

n, honor ana band OF music which gave utter .rc.
to the national anthem as Arthur stepped .sm the
cars. Sir John Young was also there. And ms
acquaintance with the royal scion, severe al Haliax
a Jew weeks since, was cordially renew al
immedaey introduced to nun Wars the r MaSH,
y,-,ss.. ~vr--z -w- tsnos - 'a' :
NAV 1T PLEAS, Youn kayal RIsGsiss-Ths Mayor
and Corporation the city OF London beg to approach your
attachment person your Royal mother
beloved Queen and to offer YOU on behalf OF me citizens OF
with pleasure than ordinary satisfaction
the arrival Of your keyn among ssns
the annual Agricultural Fair OF the province OF Ontario
country feel satisfied that your ROYAL ighness WI
be Impressed with the evidence Of the growth and abundant
We sincerely trust that our Royal hghnsss y to Lon
and we pray that Your future career may be blessed with
health and prosperity. = e.-' % $50
The Prince, in clear, well modulated voice, read
the following reply
Nj. MAYoa ASp SESrLranN-l thank you warmly for
your address, your expressions Loyalty and devotion
TO the Queen and for the kind sentments towards
stay In Cansda, have nevertheless been able to obtain
S e * with ia eres 81 M and more
especially with the high state Of cultivation OF THIS wen
by IA generous and active race, whose welfare my most
earnest WISH The invitation TO this yearly meeting sadly
accept, and desirous OF seeing the agricultural
proonee and implements OF province whose people are 30
energetic and progressive.
From the depot the Prince proceeded immediately
TO the private residence oil one OF the London alder
men, who mad generously vacated and rendered the
same TO his Royal Hghness during his soourn IN
the city. The streets through which the Prince
passed were gayly decorated, and crowds upon the
sidewalks were very deBonstratige Ia their mani
lestatlons OF welcome.
THIS account is closed too early TO give an idea OF
the grand lair anu industrial exhibition just opened,
bus the whole story viii be told to-morrow-ail about
how the Irince was received what was said 10 him.
what he said III reply, what he saw who saw him,
where lie las been and where he IS going.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-26
QUARANTINE.

those regions whence infectious diseases come TO
port, and there is longer any danger OF con-
tagon from foreign vessels. Affairs at Quarantine
viii soon assume winter aspect, and there will be
no occasion Tor the detention OF vessels by the Health
Oricer. No event OF consequence has occurred dur.
ing the week to excite alarm, ana summer danger Is
considered past and gone.
The French man-ofwar d'Estrees is the only vessel
at Quarantine at present worthy Of attention; but
there nothing In the condition OF her crew to war;
rant apprehension. One Of her crew, Rudolph Roux,
Is sick with Intermittent fever but the remainder
board, fifteen In number, are quite well. Eight or
nine men who were conveyed rome time since on
board the Illinois hospital ship still weak, but
beyond danger and 100 others at West Bank Hos
pitai are dong well. The d'Estrees is under wait
Ing orders and Will leave next week or as soon as
she Is fumgated and cleaned. She ID now taking In
coal and getting ready for sea.
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the RjSEADALe HOTEL TRAGEDY.
Verdict OF the Jury-Manslaughter In me
ThiYd neurea

Verdict OF the Jury-Manslaughter In rue
Third Degree.
In the case Of Wallace McDaniels indicted for the
murder or Thomas E. COrwin on the ed of May last,
and tried at the Court of Oyer and Terminer at the
Court House in White Plains on Thursday ana Fri.
into court twelve O'Clock on Friday night with
verdict of "Man slaughter IN the third degree and
a recommendation TO the mercy of the court.
The prisoners counsel, Mr.. Chauncey Shaffer and
MI. John Bates, moved for arrest of Judgment
unti they could bring IN bill OF exceptions. After
some conversation tue Court granted stay OF thirty
days Judge Gilbert then sentenced the prisoner to
three years. Imprisonment the State Prison at Sing
Sing.
On the application OF Mr. Shaffer a ,,OUe pfoseQut
was then entered in the case OF Mrs Andrews and
the court adjourned sine die
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HoUsEs, ROOMS, &C., wANrEn.

VNANTED-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY OF uNDOuBTED
responsibility, but who has been neglected in ednca
tion, would like with q wsrmhearted gentleman
who her school for six twelve mouths u
particulars given upon addressing for three days. Mrs H.
Post office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30

WEALTH OF WISCONSIN. From syn
opsis ct the Secretary of State for 1863, we
learn that there are 270,059 hores of the
average value of 500 mules, 4,694, aver.
rye value $751; sheep, l,205,022, value,
Sl,09; swine, 4l3,sS7, value, SO 65 way
ons, &c, l45, 46l, value, S2S Is. There
are also l9,S03 watches, 7 293 pianos and
melodeons, and 1854 shares Of bank
stock, The total va ne of merchants and
manufacturers stock is $l2, 1855 Ola oth>
erpersonal property S309ll,423 Value
of lands, Sl76,977,S55 The total value
of all property assessed is put down at
$427 ,627 ,S56 Of course this is not the
true value Of this property, as il is made
up from the assessments, an the great
aim and object OF most assessors is to yet
the property in their immediate locality
as low as possible. Probably he num-
Der is nearly correct, but as to values, the
figures may be doubled, and still in most
cases be below the real value. Until a
law can be devised that shall make assess
ments uniform, we need not expect even
an approximation to true values on any
kind OF property subject to taxation
Ricttand Co. Republican
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30

A HARBoR IN THE WEST INDIES, Some
of the New York papers the other day
psllished u glowing account OF the visit
of some speclnl commissioners sent out
by President Grant to St Domingo, their
negotiations for the port Of SANTANA in
that island, aud the manner in which it
was paid for and taken possession OIL
The next days dispatches from Washing.
ton pronounced the story n fabrication. -
The Washington correspondent who fiat.
~ denied the story ROW SAYS, members
of the Cabinet are usually thought 10 be
pretty good authority MS to the acts and
purposes of the administration. hut the
one on whose statement he based his de-
MA, proves not to have been well in
iurmed
There seems 70 lie no doubt that the
government has negotiated treaty with
Sou itmngo ion the lease OF SHmnna for
the privilege OF luying atnny lime during
the ielse for tile sum Of $1,000 coo The
annual rental is $4,000, gold. The
treaty is to be submitted of course, to
the Senate for ratification
SANTANA is port in n bay Of the same
name on the eastern shore of the Island
of San Domingo. The town is on the
eastern shore of the Island Of san Do
Mineo The town is on = narrow PENN,
saa which extends out into The sea from
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30

A SLIGHT MIsrAKE.--Whie the State
visiting Committee were visiting the Re
form School ut Woukesha, the boys be-
longing in the institution were assembled
together tor the purpose of being talked
to" by the members of the committee.
The Governor was the first gentleman to
make remarks, in the course of which he
asked the boys if they could tell what
the committee came for To which U
bright little boy at once responded Eyes,
sir; to be reformed That boy should
not be confined.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30

SALE or LAND For the six months
comm encing May lst, 1869 and ending
DC tober 2lst, the Illinois Central Rail-
road Company have decided to purchasers
S6,425 acres of land for the sum Of ST.
1872 ,4S364
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30
ANex.oticer, who recently talked with

ANex.othcer wholeeeutly talked with
the President. reports The following;
iouis Dent saiG Gra,t, ~ n carpet.
tcsyet pure and simple lie does not
l'e u Mrs,Ssqpi lie cmilhedta live IN
A',funl, tnt really belongs to Washing.
ton ,tN he Is u carpet lager 10 the
Wy pb'tical sense, aud sha have an
ttesttf IN seeing hiu defeated
his is very strong evidence OF Geuev-
eral CRAFTS de, otin to his country. Tor
had Dent been elected Governor OF Mis-,
tlIpi, the President would have been rid
Of him but~ il il he must suffer his
presence in Washington,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30

The Supervisors Of Cook County, Ill.
in session at Chicago, Friday, adopted
the following resolution:
Resolred That the BOARD of Superyi-
sors OF Cook County respectfully ask the
Constitutional Convention to insert a
clause in the Constitution authorizing
the Legislature to di ide and organize
new counties in certain cases
The object is to divide the county.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30

the main land, and has long been regard
ed very valuable as depot for naval
supplies and centre of naval operations
in the West Indies. State Jonrndl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30
THE MENRIE CHRISTMAS Time

ought not to be 'ntertered wlth BY the lou
prices in gran and mineral The little
ones ought not to be depriped Of their annu-
al joys By such circumstance as tbs, and
Tie beauty Of friendship as manifested By
t'me h0norcd customs IN Christmas and
Nec Years presents, ought not to be
mdred By the tumble Of 'oleot to 60 cents
per b,Ishel, ormtneral TO $40 per- thorsand,
unless there I, absolute financial embarass
ment, tciich is the case wsh bit fer q our
people. Beliersag thus, and that the per
pie all agree nth me, Ihaps made prepor-
ation to meet more than the usual den and
and sarlte everybody to call and erom'ne
my Stoct for IN II ,ORl be found something
to suit Everyone, IN style and price.
p. LAWRENCE.
hnsrs' Psla,, Dec. isth, 1889.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30

"He who hath no music IN his SOUL" &C.
Shakespeare.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-30
M. J. PAILLARD & CO.,

M. J. PAILLARD & CO.,
OF New York, the
GREAT MUSICAL BOX IMPORTING HOUSE
or the United States have ready the largest
iety Of
MUSICAL-BOxES
ever imported to this country direct from their ex-
tensive works in Switzerland, comprising all sizes
and prices playing from one to one hundred OF the
most pop uar airs prices from SO to So 600 each.
The most desirable and best substitute for the
Piano, MeIodeon or ACCORDION,
especially where persons are unable to play on those
instruments The celebt ated musical boxes Of our
house are the very best and most agreeable acpuis'-
ton for the home circle for the long sinser evenings
for invaids for the lonely, for he million, Tor every
body, especially for Yourself reader. In fact, there
is nothing like our
SeN-ACting Musica|-Boxes!
for any one who enjoys music
AT A MOMENTS NOTICE!
BY simple winding up and adjusting a lever, which
child can do,
THE INSTRUMENT PLAYS ITSELF!
producing great variety Of tunes and the sweetest
of music,
Our Musical Boxes are the best possible Holiday,
Wedding or Birthday
PR e IS E N T S!
for old or young, grave o, gay. When playing II re-
minds one of the generous giver.
Send for price-hst tsent freeD select from II The
kind II box you want, number Of tunes and prices
Is viii then be by Express, payable on delivery,
c. q. u. BE sure TO write for price-lisl No. w.
Address M. ]. Paillard 4 Co..
Importers, &c, 6S2 broadway, New York.
sl.w2 Propretors international Art Galleries.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-16

-
In these times Of canned fruit, we
seldom hear Of preserves, and very
rarely do wo taste sauce .s'put up"
as our grandmothers used to do.
Some families still adhere to the old
manner Of preserving fruit; and as
an excellent substitute for preserves
we give the following recipe, An
epicurian friend pronounces it ex-
cellent: .--. - - Ta -a.
Moderately boil quart Of molas
scs, from ten to thirty minutes, ac-
cording to its consistency. Should
it be very thick, twenty minutes
will suffice Add six eggs, thorough
ly beaten, hastily stirring them in,
and continue to boil i've minutes
longer; then add the juice Of two
lemons, or oranges, or Crate in o
nutmeg. Essence of any kind may
be used. This sauce takes the
place Of apple-butter. apple-sauce,
and tomato preserves.
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vlrginl0..

Gen. oStoneman, the military
commander Of Virginia, removed
Wells. scalawag Governor Of the
State, and played Governor himself.
Unquestionably tho people of Vir-
ginis didn't want Wells % their
Governor, but there Was no evidence
that they wanted Stoneman. Tho
military thorities 1t Washington
didn't want tho latter, aud sol they
have turned him out aud aappoiatcd I
Brev. Brig, Gen. Granger. % Butdo
the V,rginians want Granger any
more thau they wanted Wells' or"
Stonemanl AT which Of the three
would they probably turn up their !
noses at the obtusesb angley Isa.t'
it a shame that the people Of Viro
.ginia, after more than four years Of
peace. are. NOT permitted to sclect
their 1 owA, Gov sraor ?-.L Louis sii,s
! Courier journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-16
Masonic necdOte.

The other day, young gentle
man from the country, stepped into
store and informed the. proprietor
that his occupation was that of a
carpenter, and he desired to get a
bosom pin emblematic Of that pro-
fcssion. The obliging jcweller
looked over his rack, and finding
nothing else, showed him very
nice Masonic pin. The young man
fooked at it carefully.
~ ayes" said be, /" there's the
compass and square I use both. Of
them-but Why didn't they put a
saw in'it? Its first rate as far as
it goes. Hcllow |! there's g there
--whatadoes that stand for % o3.
. Theajsweller didn't know. ~
II The man studied. it carefully for
: moment, and bright idea struck
him. e His face flushed as il he had
made q discovery. o''1.. a5s ~
aT"I have IT," be said '"it's all
right. G stands for gimlet. I Com,
pass square and gimlst!! That viii
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WHAT is LIFEi

A'littlecrib beside the bed, q AK
A little face above the spread .sra%a!
A little frock behind The door, ft rri
A little shoe upon the floor. ,.,, rs,o
! 4 little lad with dark brown hair ;.t.I
A little blue-eyed faceand fair q
A little lane that leads to school,
A little pencil, slate and rule. frsass
A little Blithsome, winsome maid,
A little hand within his laid
A little cottage. acres four, 2.''
"A little old-time household store.
A little family gathered round b, ,
A little tt1rf.heaped, tear-dewed mound
A little added to his soil ala
A little rest from hardest toll. - ,s
.z-.us9 b s.zJ = .,-.5. .... i~r
A little silver in his hair ~ ~
A little stool, and easy chair, D..
A little night Of earth-lit gloom 1.. ,
IA little cortege Of the tomb. -, ,sg
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wig, ~ ,.
Daisy, you are making my son
wretched.'' -.:.....
sam IT, cried Daisy, " Dear
me, hadn't an idea of it ? What $
the trouble p ....... ...
You must ask himself, said the
mother-in-law, who bclievcd--sensi-
BILE old lady--in young married peo-
pies settling their own difficulties.
!" All I know is the bare fact
So Daisy went home to the draw
ing room, where Herbert lay on the
sofa pretending to read, but in real
ity broodlng over his troubles.
"What's the matter, Herbert ?
Said Daisy, kneeling on the floor
beside him, and putting her soft,
cool hands on his fevered brow. ...
g The matter !? Nothing mnch,
only I am miserable he sullcnly
answered. s............ ..
ID" But why she persisted. .
" Because you are so changed,
Daisy?'' t.,ia 5s',~" -, ="
How am 7 changed p -
You are never at home !; you
have lost the domesticity which was
in my eyes, your greatest charm -
never have you to myself any
more. Daisy, don't you see how it
is embittering my life 2 .e.5 .:.,-
| "Does it make you unhappy ?
she asked, softly.
"You know that it does, Daisy
' And do you suppose I liked it
Herbert
| What do yeu mean 2 he asked
~ mean, that I passed tho first
year Of my life in just such . lone
some way. You had no domestic
ity.' Clubs, drives, billiard play
ing. and champagne suppers cngross-
ed your whole time. |, your wife,
pined at home alone.
But why didn't you tell me you
were unhappy = .|r..' '..'... -
' Because you would have laugh
ed at the idea and called it . wo-
| mans whim. I resolved, when VIC
were first married, to fritter away
neither time nor breath indie com
plants. I have NOT complained ;
[ have simply followed your exam
pie. If it was not a good one,
whose fault was that 2 Not mine,
surely. '''4t''@ sil.'5t 80. .
!. ~, Daisy not, yours he as
a"I don't like this kind oflifs.
went on Daisy..G1t, at IS a false; cx-
citement--a hollow diversion. but
I persisted in. It for the same reason,
i suppose, that You did--because It
was tho fashion. Now tell me
Herbert, whether you prefer a FASH
| IoNABLE wife, or Daisy. g y ..
"Daisy-a' thousand times Daisy
"But daisy can't get along with
Ia .theatrc-going, club-living hus-
band. '3sH u -stss H" -
| =" Then she shall have husband
who finds his greatest happiness at
his own hearth stone--whose wife is
his dearest treasure--who has tried
the experience Of surface, and finds
it unsatisfactory. Daisy shall we
begin our matrimonial career anew?'
| And Daisy's whispered answer
was, Yes Sc s.-.,e.ss..s.s.y
!, "But what must you have thought
1 of me all Of this time ? she asked
him after little while. '-'@' '~
~ know what I think aow." "
y '"And what is that -
| 81 think. :" said Mr.. Ainscourt
with emphasis. that you are tho
best wife in the world. +" : ID q
/ # x :. zzEts -
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nE; H.w. BRoWN..a'ss.5@ =, q e.. u ].
vssSrinafyt Surg ION. :.
CRASC0 fo:'::,::,: :GIIOWA.
Ofiee Of Price Z Lewry's Drug Store
s.giD1 aiait1Sl i rn2vlOmf
Il Il ~ Il
Bride and 8fid6xr6on:

Esssy4a1SNb1a& Hen onthe interesting
stitution Of MArriage,-a Guide to matrii-.
%9nsi o. mail iIs,sy Il ssyi.s sr ir.s Sen; e
oharrtrsc EHONnARDi ADepCNJ J
TIot, Bal, ,FhFAaAsfKiabiP abiPa7vHyEoo
eos>1p I'll sarsbls9I
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= Johnson was an ass when he re-.
fused to accept that $5, 900 carriage
and horses offered him by certain
wealthy radical Office hunters soon
after his Inauguration as President
on the foolish pretence that be could
not conscientlously accept presents
from anybody while he held ofice.--
That was an old fogy notion he
learned from George Washington
and John Marshall, and other like
corrupt men Of their day and gen
Grafton. Grant is too sharp for.
that-ho takes all that's offered, be
it q palace or : pair Of boots. aa
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Iowa wheasis getting its name
up. Some three months since the
merchants Of Liverpool ordered
1900, 900 bushels Of best amber
Iowa, 'and now comes on order from
Barcelona, Spain,for 100. 600 bush
els of the same kind. The Spaniards
and Liverpoolers know where to get
good wheat. Iowa can pancake and
corndodger all Europe in ten days.
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dol will take it, :
There was little touch Of sad
ness in his voice as he pinned the
emblem on his coat and went away
muttering: " Compass, square
and gimlet, I do wish there was a
saw, though"
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N THE sPRISc MONTHS, the system nat
l. urally undergoes a change, and Helm
bolds Highly Concentrated Extrhct of
Sarsaparilla, is an assistant fthe greatest
value. Eda 4 4 EWel 1icEnl i5f osti5sE
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Il CLEAR, sMobrH SKIN and beautiful
"a Complexion follows the usc Of Hell "a
bolPs Concentrated Extract. Sarsaparilla,
It removes black spots, pimples and all
eruptions Of the skin. 'I-# 80 frs a,aas5
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r. N,nERp feD2S
.BL ACKSMITH,
Nest side Of Elm street, adjoining Ed
~ardsAwagon shop,
ERESCO -n-73- -. - IOWA,
Mould respectfullY say that he is prepared
50 give.his entire attention to blacksmith
ing in all its branches. = ,.a. -a
One or more experienced horse-shoers
constantly employed to give particular at
tention to that department. ss.zI - 81
Plows repaired promptly. and satisfac-
tion guaranteed =. .s@ ri (n:lm6
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BY AMY RANDOLPH.

The Bcst wife I'm the world.
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M 7. w. -
7 Having had many years experience as
teacher Of music in the first class .Semina-
ries of the East, would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Cresco and vicinity, that
she is now ready to give instruction upon
the ,e .is = a - ..+ ! = =. ~ \.
Piano, Organ or Hslodeon.
Tuition payable one half in advance. No
deduction made for lessons missed only in
cases of severe illness.
References, Prof. c. f. Roof,
Chicago; Herr OTTo Fox, Brooklyn;
JAMES WHITNEY and Il. III. ERosT Boston,
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r HCssARs { Go. = II n
iASfir9 L. =, Z, t1,a.L,xx : /, !. = 5s}tst fu[
Watches, Clocks, Jewelryy Silver-wnr, J,
-" Pianoes, Melodeons, Sheet Music,
~ - Music Books, .4c., &c.. gItC'
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BANK.
'slqGreser,I-3- -.- Iowa.
WILLlAM EDWARDS, =.
Would respectfully announce that he is
prepared to give his attention to
MAKING& REP pAIRING WAGONS,
atcrssco, Iowa, and all work of his trade
.,PloYs constantly. eR haqd IF the best
Agent for the
BEAVER DAM BRoAp-CAsr SEEpER and
VICTOR DREL. >
Kirby Reaper g. Mower, aud Etna
Reaper & Mower.
1Da Shop south Of the Empire House
Cresco, April "a, 1867. [23tfl
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rCREsCo ,::>: :s:s:z: :::.: IOWA!
=. All operations in Dentistry promptly and
satisfactorily attended to-
Office in.Brisk Block oyer Hanchett's.
Hardware store. - 4.S' = [n26v9tf