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The New York herald., 1872-08-01

UNION OF TILE GREAT FLAGS.
49, ,ss-~..-. =.
Herald Special Report from
Southampton.
Visit Of the Prince and Princess Of Wales
to the United States Fleet.
s."a
Grand Naval Pageant with Peace
and Plenty at the Prov.
+;
The Royal Yacht steaming OFF To
Admiral Alden's Flagship.
Nearing the Vessels and Boarding the
American Ship Brooklyn.
The Group Of United States Men
at Their Guns.
Reception on Deck and the Stars and Stripes
Entwined with the Cross Of st. George,
MANNING THE YARDS.
ssGOD SAVE THE QUEEN"
Personal Appearance Of the Prince Of
Wales and Princess Alexandra.
A Vision of Female Beauty Which CASTS the
Princesses Of Tairydom into the Shade.
AIden's Repast and an Illus
trious Party.
INSPECTIONS ON DECK.
"A Friendly Farewell Amid a
Blazing United Salute.
The SOlent Lighted Up and a Gorgeous and
Evnit;n1 CNnrto cla
The New York herald., 1872-08-01

A.-Herald Branch Office, BroOk1yrA
Corner OF Fulton avenus and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ to8 NJ.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
26l and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray ssSeet~
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AGAIN ON DECK, WITH THE TARs AT WORK
After the conclusion of very agreeable
and refreshing repast the party visited the gun
deck Of the Brooklyn again.
They halted on the quarter deck, and wit
messed the men in exercise at gun drill prac-
tice.
FRIENDSHIP MORE POWERFUL THAN FEAR.
Then, in response to request, delivered to
him on the part Of the officers and men, His
Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales visited
the frigate Wabash, first observing, II am
not afraid of smallpox"
A GENERAL INSPECTION.
The Prince was subsequently rowed around
all the other ships of the American feet,
and, having concluded his inspection and
visit of compliment, returned to the royal
yacht in company with the Princess Alex
andra
GRAND NATIONAL. FAREWELL TO ALEXANDRA.
The Princess departure from the Brooklyn
was signalized by the yards being again
manned in her honor by the Americans on oil
the ships of the fleet.
UNITED SALUTE OF PARTING AND 4 MOST
GORGEOUS NAVAL SCENE.
All the ships joined also in firing grand
salute Of parting, in joint honor to the Prince
and Princess.
This pleasing tribute Of respect and friend
ship was accomplished in an exceedingly
brilliant manner. The waters Of Southamp-
ton, from the Solent outward and along the
coast, were rendered ablaze by the simultaneous
discharge of the guns, and presented an
appearance like that which is seen during o
great naval battle spectacle. The complete
scene made one Of unusual splendor The
broad, smooth water stretching away out to
SEQ; the brilliant blue sky overhead; the waz
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-30
VISITS TO TIE ScHOOLS-NO. /.
SUPERIOR, Wis, March %, Is

SUPERIOR Wis, March %, 1872
Editor Times Dear Sir: As many of your readers
have visited the Schools of SUPERIOR they may be
viking to look in on them through the eyes Of
other
Last Monday morning, little after nine o'clock,
the subscriber found himself inside the school
house of District No. 9, (Uppertown) Mr.. l. W.
Gates, the presiding teacher made his visitor cordially
welcome, we have to believe is his habit in
such eases, and feeling quite were OBJ
serving with interest the make up of the apartment,
and the progress of the daily routine of recitation
The school furniture Gncluding desks, recitation
benches and side wall seats reserved for vsitors
of the latest pattern the glossy wood work rest
ing On light ornamental iron supports secured to the
floor. On the south side between the doors, appear
ed cabinet desk for the teacher, containing the
usual paraphernalia of books, etc., besides hand
somely mounted globe In the of the teachers
desk two black boards, the larger used for the
mathematical recitatons the smaller scored with the
musical staff, and marked with few ne 5. series
of Mitchells latest outline maps, suspend around the
apartment, do much to relieve the appearance of the
yet upholstered walls The large and commodious
size of this schooroom with its ample Windows gives
it already cheerful appearance that will be still fur
Their heightened when the plaster and hard finish,
whiten the laths.
Remembering that it was Monday morning, were
prepared make considerable allowance in listening
the various recitations, but it hardly needed
The recitations of the forenoon principally in mathe
MATES, comprehendng not only written but mental
arithmetic and algebra gave evidence that the large
majority of the scholars unprepared recte
well even Monday morning Such tests as this APP
piled school far better proofs of its real scho
arship and thoroughness of drill than any set public
examination" can possibly furnish. We recommend
parents who wish to knc- the real standing and pro
gress of their children in the studies they pursu
ing visit the schools without ceremony, and listen
to the ordinary round of recitation, though in the ma
of things it may be fair to select generally some
other day than Monday.
A pleasing feature of the school in Uppertown, is
the attention devoted to music By common consent
the time'of the forenoon recess is apart to this
combination of instruction and amusement thus saw
ing the full time of study. And promise al
who may hear this exercise agreeable surprise al
the novel accompaniment of the Bird songs, and the
Tinmaker chorus. Hoping the wall seats of the Dist
No. 2 school house may rarely be empty,
| remain yours &C., VISITOR.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-30
NOTICE.

The Board of Supervisors Of the Town Of Superior
at meeting held the 18th day of March A. D. 1872
passed the following resolution:
Resolved that the following streets in the Town of
Superior as the plat Of said is recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds of Douglas County be
and they are hereby declared public highways that is
to saw West First Street. West Second Street, West
Third Street. West Fourth Street. West Fifth Street.
and West Sixth Street. together with all the
leading from the Bay of Superior to point where
such avenues intersect West Sixth Street aforesaid
and the of highways of the Town of Superior
is hereby directed and ordered open the and
to remove all Instructions therefrom
Resolved that the following streets in Eys addition
the Town of Superior the plat of said Elys addi-
ton said is surveyed and recorded in the Office
of the Register of Deeds of Douglas County be, and
they are hereby declared be public highways that
is to say, West Second Street, West Third Street,
West Fourth Street. West Fifth Street and West Sixth
Street. together with all the leading from the
Bay of Superior to point where such avenues inter
West Sixth Street aforesaid and the overseer of
highways of the town of Superior is hereby ordered
and directed to open the same and all OBJ
structons therefrom
Resolved, that the following streets in Mddletown
as the plat of the said surveyed and recorded
in the office of the Regis of Deeds of Douglas Coun
ty be and the hereby declared to be public
highways, that is to say, West Second Street West
Third Street. West Fourth Street, West Fifth Street
together with all the leading from the Bay of
Superior surveyed and plated in said Mddleown and
the of highways of the of Superior is
hereby ordered and directed to open the same and to
remove all distractions therefrom.
ReSeFeo that the following streets in Superior City
as the plat of the said is surveyed and recorded in
the Office of the Register of Deeds for Douglas County
be and the same are hereby declared to be public
highways that is te say Bay Street, Second Street,
Third Street. Fourth Street. Fifth Street and Sixth
Street. together with all tse leading from the
Bay of Superior until the same shall intersect the said
Sixth Street. and the of highways of the town
Superior is hereby ordered and directed TO open the
same and TO all Instructions tEerefrom.
BY order of the Board of Supervisors
D. GEO MORRISON, Town Clerk.
Superior March l4th 1872.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-30
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that election will be held
in the Town of Superior Tuesday the second day of
April 1872 for the election of the following officers
for the ensuing year:
Three members of Town Board of Supervisors in
place of William r. Smith chairman, James Collier
and Andrew Soderland, whose of office expires
Town clerk in place of d. George Morrison, whose
term of office expires.
Town treasurer in place of George F. Holcomb,
whose term of office expires
Assessor, i'll place of James Syer whose term of of
fee expires
Two Justices of the Peace for two years. in place of
John r. Smith and l.. +. Wheeock whose term of of
fee expr
Three constables in place of Robert Thompson,
John Lynch and George Pellissier whose terms Of
Office expire.
Sealer of weights and measures, in place of H. F.
Miller, whose of office expires.
D. GEO. MORRISON, Town Clerk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-30

The Bayview is about the western limit
of old Gaute, the horizon ofye Zenith, and
yet "the docks" need spy glass to be
seen from this advanced post. 1t the
dox is evidently travelling toward Superior!
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-30
SHERIFFS OFFICE,
DOUGLAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
a %

]
All persons and particularly liquor dealers, here
by notified that the provisions of law to prohibit the
sale of Intoxicating liquors election DAYS, will be
strictly enforced Tuesday next, the End day of
April 1872, being the day appointed for public cleo
ton. LARS LENROOT, Sheriff.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

DUTY.-It is but seldom that We call the at.
tentioa of the public to our business through
the newspapers. and We would not on this occa-
sion but that We feel it our duty to do 80. The
times are close, especially with farmers and we
have determined to make our prices on goods to
correspond with the times, at least for the next
six months For this reason We believe it our
duty to advise the people Of our determination,
so that they can take advantage of the low price
at which We sell Dry Goods Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps and Groceries: As the profit on
goods will DO too small to allow us to give any
time on purchases, orr terms must necessarily DO
strictly cash. LYNCH, beatty & O'KANE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

ENTERrRlsING.-Mr. Gillen, having lot Of
goods at the depot, and the horses all being 200.
ticised," he summoned his boys and said "Gsn.
tlemen, the goods that we need are ut the depot,
and We must have them here. I want q volun.
teer squad to bring them" The boys ell vo!un-
teered, a wagon was procured. and soon was on
its way, quickly returning with the gooAs. Mr..
Gillen's six-men team made fine appearance,
and conclusively proved that this house is al.
ways ready for any emergency, because no mat.
ter what may happen Cuisines is business" with
Roddick 4 Gillen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

THE ELLIS WASHING MACuINE.-Many have
been the inventions and contrivances TO tighten
the house.keeper's severest task, tho weekly
wash. few Of these machines have achieved a
moderate success, but until OF late no machine
that could claim to approach perfection in that
line has been offered to the public. The ellis
Washing Machine" which was exhibited at the
late State Fair at Ottawa, and took the first pre-
MUM over half q dozen competitors, certainly
seems to supply the long sought desideratum. 1t
is cheap, simple, does its work rapidly and
we'll, saves its cost every yesr in wear and tear,
and 40 easily operated that children can do the
washing on It a. easily % grown persons.
Jackson end Lockw wood have the exclusive sale
OF 1t In this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

SUDDEN DEAru.-N. E. Brooks. Of Soneoa
died suddenly of heart disease ON Sunday last.
He had attended church at Seneca in the morn
ing, and then drove north about eight miles to
Baptist chuoh, where he sang in the choir. Just
as the hymn was finished he dropped upon the
floor dead. Mr. Brooks was refined, sensitive,
christian gentleman, universally respected by
all who knew him. He WAS good vocalist and
agentlsmaa OF the finest social qualities, such as
made him the life Of oil social gatherings. Tho
entire community extend to his widow their
heart felt sympath,es in her sad bereavement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

tURs-2r Prescott, tbs veteran hat and fur
dealer, has on hand very extensive stock of
goods in his line, and especially OF choice iu-s Of
every description known to this market. He
manufactures iugs to order On short notice and
in the very best style. His price, sre too far be-
low rivals and will not be under.old For TIRE
accommodation OF those who wish tie chsaper
class of ruch goods as are advertised by grocer,
and dry goods men about town, he keeps even
hs;t5- G--ie y furs sEc svils t,eu- TT lssc
money. Iiyou ven. good set Of !urs II, 4de out
OF the very best mink, sable or anything else, 60
81 once to the fur store and save your money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

J. Dickey & Son have just received their first
invoice for thel holidays. Such as ladies' gold
and silver watches, of Elein and Swiss make =,
gold chains, bracelets and rings. and an endless
variety Of jewelry. They have also some new
and elegant designs of plated ware, such as
csstors cake baskets, fruit dishes card receivers,
&C. Also solid silver tea aud table spoons. nap.
kin rings, pic knives, fruit knives, childs sets,
gold pens, opera glasses. and in fact every thing
belonging to the jewslry line, all of which will
be sold at the lowest prices. Opera glasses for
hire. Persons wishing hair iewelry made will
do we'll to call and see our styles and leave
orders. J. DICKEY Il Son,
Corner OF Main and G Columbus sts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

.sed q rich treat in tho way ol-'Azsns s,sua,.
ing tho coming holidays, which ~ .arSS srs.n.
lied to assist the masonic fraternity in fr-ni.b.
ing and decorating their new lodge ROOM Il 10
we'll known that the erection Of the splendid
Opera House and Masonic Temple during the
present year has depleted the treasures Of thu
varioss masonic bodies and left them without tn,
means to decorate and furnish their new qua.
tiers. Fortunately the fraternity possess some
fac musical and dramatic talent, and from prd
fers OF assistance from generous outsiders,-i,.
cluding Of course tbs fair sex-feel warranted
in promising entertainments sarpassing il, excl.
lence anything heretofore seen in Ottawa
We understand that the programme embrace,
musical, vocal md instrumental, and drsmat
entertainment sad a grand Masonic ball and SUP.
per. The two inner entertainnens may uo.i.
bly, be united il one, and will, Of course, he yy.
en- at the Opera House. The ball and supper will
be held in the beautiful lodge and waiting rooms.
We feel assured that the gentlemen having the
matter in charge will make .hese entertainments
the most elegant and successful svs- given in
Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

Gen. O'NEILL.-Tais dis tinguishsd Fsniai,
lectursd at Turner Hall, on Wednesd ~ eyenip =
last, to an audience Of only abost $50 persons.
This lecture was history of the Fenian raids
upon Canada. Those who heard the lecture
were we'd pleased with it, aud pronounce Gen.
O'Neill An orator Of considerable merit.
Gen. O'Neill will lecture in L Sale th, even
ing He intends lscturius in the principal cities
and towns OF the state during the winter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

Inns winter the old and reliable firm Of NJ
S'lefel Il Co. present to the people in general one
OF the finest stocks in the country, carefully se
lected by Mr.. A. Frank, in all Of the eastern mar.
he's ana manufactured under their special su.
pervis'on at their own factory at Baltimore, thus
enabling them to sell superior article at less
price than any one in the business The stock
consist If all kinds of men and boys wear.
II. STIEFEL & Co.
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sim OnwarSs

although the Boston fire va, a h;. al
hundred millions worth OF property vent "a ain.
GERS dust and ashes. REDD1ck & GuIrr A..
~ 'uppheo With the leading stock Of Dress
'oods' Dry Goods and Groceries in th. s;,, tn.
s'ea' Inducements they offer the public Weld
s 1u''s IN increased cash ssles every day. Peopl.
"a's learned from s1psrisoes that this beu,e Al.
ways does what it Adversises 10 do. and vha,
'ney ohsr goods at low prices they mean .x,.tlv
VIVA. they say. Those in need of.nv .r.;ol. n
nsaaiok q Gii'en's line read the pspss, and f,.
,.s the article they want offered .. great 70
uu'''0n, know it is true and 70 there and pur.
'nase' another thing; this firm never .d,e,,;..
' ~aa' 'n'y have not: They first supply thai.
1,s, with .s the world Til. il tn. ..s,. ct
successful advertising.
we notice this store is always crowded with
customers, and that the clerks have no idle time
on their hands.
Eeddick Gillen continue to hold out special !
Inducements in Watcrproofs, Broadcloths, Bssv.
e7s' Jeans, C,ssimeres, Doeskins. &C., as we'll q,
in Gloves, Mitteus and driving Gloves for ladies
and gente, and are Offering splendid barua;ns !,
Dress "oods, OF which they have stock that
cannot be beaten in quantity or quality, as we'll
Is IN their large and varied stock of shavls
IN short, ii you want any article whatever
that yon can rely on, at a reasonable price, 90 to
Reddick & Gillen's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

TURNING LArHE-Ebersol Il Krouse finding
the increasing demands of their business such
as 10 require improved machinery. have, with
other things, added to their shopa splendid
turning lathe, manufactured BY Prentice, Woos.
ter, Mass The lathe is OF iron and stool and q
perfect piece Of mechanism, COST 600.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16
".aw. l NJ. an. M.1sM.IIY.

ca ln'es oi agate tlakr o..s square.
eh', not under sontrsc, must ~ plainly mark.
1esth OF time dSsct, sRey vail be continued and
rg-d iOy unit! ordered out
and professional cards mot exceeding five nes)
rted al Eve dollars per anuum over i've Inca oLe dollar
lire extra.
ah'ent advertising in all to be paid strictly in
Ancs.
= yearly advertisers ascoatlaulng their advertise
pc before the expiration ofthe contract will be ca>ed
iu fa'es rs above. Extra char III also he made for
oiuuon and o.he notlces not 3ted with their regu
business
fcal notices, fi,e, ceats perline
y In no case till ,nese terms be departed from
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

OUR TURKEY.-Wlson, of the Odell TYeeI1y,
sprightly paper by the way: ntimates that the
local editor of the Ottawa FREE TRADER wants
turkey for Thanksgiving, and adds that he is
In the same fix. The nearest that we have ever
come towards getting ore, is the turkey that 10.
Watts promised us for Christmas dinner three
years ago. Our chances may be considered az
rather delicate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

Aoe Aischulerls on i nd witEs fine selec
''eo OF winter goods, aaosg which NAV be
noted large and CAREFUL selected s,oo;. =. y,
.;,.. o' OF every kind IS material, and all
ha h. quo various prices. This stock cannot
u...: en Az ottawa in an respect. A man
wanting q cheap substantial end durable ,r."
s,"" "M se. bargain at Ahhuler's. Hea las
s,n "a" me OF boys ovtcoats, as we'll %
JUL suits for business wear f. men and boqa
~ every station of life. HIS ,tock of under.
wear Is very full and complete
osll early for agood bargain, and see the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

PERSONAL Sol. Frohlich, young gem
tlsman of pleasing address and long experience
in the clothing business, has accepted situation
at Abe Alschuler's clothing establishment. He
is afable. paiustaking and careful in su,tipg his
customers, and will bs happy to wait upon the
public. Call and make his acquaintance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

~ ere authorized 30 state II the celebrated
|ght's Comedy Company w aiken tbs Ops.
House for week alter next, will on each
ming of that week. commencing on Monday
ming, Nov. 2jth, give a FIJI neatrical per.
nance, varied with singing, noiug and ele.
music. Tho company Includes such star
sts as Miss Carrie Wight, Edwin Wight,
tie Buck and Others.
Also a grand matinee on the afternoon Of
|anksgiving day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

Il CoNHUSDRUI,--Jos Meysfin wants 70
know what is the use OF any Ian going barefoot.
a. in the snow willis the .hermomeser j. away
down TO zero, when yen ksos q small sun will
bay good pair OF well made boots a. his store (?
He has full stock o. boots, shoea, & Of every
kind, and is ceiling At the very loves. living
prices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

TEMPERANCE LEcTUREs--Rev. Father Clark,
O. Weaona, delivered a valuable ana entertain.
ing lecture before the Either Matthev Totl
Abstinence Socisty here, at sheir hall in Fed
dicks block, on Monday evening last He vas
iolioHea oy Rev Fathers Heating and Tsrgy in
iorciole and sensible remarks on the sane SAD.
j ect. The hall is too suall for the audiences
that such lecture, attract. We respectfully sug-
's5' that shon'd thsy cloose to give tho public a
course Of lectures, as they might well DO, they
Sa0nid use the Court House. Even If they
should charge small admission fee, to meet ex
psn'e' the people would gladly fill the house to
hear either OF the gentlemen named above, Or
any one under the auapicss Of til, society.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

WINTER MuLTyERY.-The ladies' Of Ostswa
ssd vicinity ar- invited to attend grand open
ing Of winter millinery goods e: Mrs. Morris on
La Sale street, on Wednesday next. She h..
just received an invoice Of large sra beautiful
stock Of hats, all u IL m0ds. They are decidedly
rich ED exqsistely pretty. She will also have
An abundance OF beautiful trimmings to match
the hats.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
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