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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

We parcuariy call the attention Of our numerous friends
Sss @ %SSs order 1 as the wss
regard % psroS iunu,e being Sold rosewood
the o sns 70 ssss order sors r.
9s ss., d s s Sy cs a sn
richly pl.d With pearl two elegantly carved an, rosswood
plate glass doors and back Lined throughout wood
Pier dss s. via slesaS. Soasos sS Fable; rich
lace and brocssl Wndo: cc,',ns with hs.sy carved cor
Clock thirty days. elegant china Vases In al colo of
iS Sss m. sea
cue, hoSsr Ssper machs lsbss magnificent ruby and
the cost sou Also the mos, magioen sud
psror Chairs two large CHAIR. covered In se mos.
sspsn:,ye s.;,n WIN heavy and nasysy carved i'm
pes nth spss 70 match lsrfs end ele..a. variety Of really
found many elceeas works art By the old masters well
% 5cfzvE rrASoroRrE
The o. serAn insrne., ever offered =, public auction
al The sses anlshsd back round
+ ass S SsS s I'D s tss
nsnis 70 be found ,pss-oos Piano sop IN crimson and gold
Dining Room-vsl,et tapestry uarSei 10 gooi ORDER
s liable Il a al 's S BE-. IA
clio rosex sa IL ss,n :esea pieces msds by ronso,
az ss and
sn and r ' saa ans q ss Tee
s.lyers aahe baskets Casters Cre and Tes Crns po
fss i Ers STAND superior Table Cutler marble Pitchers
Costly solid rosewood shogauy Bedseads
ssuary nsrble top Bureaus wsshsnds and Comm oies
match pure hair Mat n 10 pounds made
excellent condition; Feather Beds Rolsters
Pillows Cnunerpanes M and sain be linen sheets
Carpets bedroom Mirrnrs Toilet Tables,
Toe, Racks Toilet sets ocAbs Stair Car bets and Rods
mahogany cushioned Chairs, sofas CoUon
Beds Ha ttsnd Tea and Dining Tables together with large
and desirable of basement u.cLs &c Sc, with
which the sale VIII commenced
shove elegs residence for sale Tor 70 let to
ate family only with immediate rurck
win find competent In attendance and
ship ,hir goods desired reasonable charge Gaia
kgues giving full de scrption be I'd the above
dence By O'clock Dealers and the trade will find
tag TO attend. No poetponewen Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

LIN STEVENS A co, AUgvIoNEnRs.
"A EXTENSIVE AUCTION
gALE
or ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Con mcncing this day FRIDAY.
atJ0h o'clork,
teen h sir~cs, between Sixth and Seventh avenues
magnificent rosewood Pianoforte.
Suits Of Parlor Furniture.
Oh fsininxs
Royal minister Capt.
Rosewood Eeyerea
The furniture all made 10 order and will
be peremptory sold Of fer the Pacific
PARLORS
Contain of Horace Waters rosewood PAnofores solid
rosewood frame carved legs oveSuug basl all tao modern
improvements iAs fall two sns OF rosewood FUR
nure covered lib satin brocats Ereen crimson and gold
sn Lounge and Easy Chairs, royal Axmnser Carpet Mosaic
pier Mirror Oh Painnps BY enineu artists wood Book
and lacys Escrctos wood Eegeres with mirror
d. spd backs and satay marble tops heavy oel and
lace Curtsips Ccrnces, God Bands 1ssses Ac wood
ard spfs side Tables with arecian marble
orcin thirty dsy Clock flgures elegant
Vases cotnsr Nhaino.s and ivaDs
dying ROOM
Oak extensou dining Table OAK Buffet with mirror back;
ivory b.larce handled dinner Knives Forks
Set, beautifully ,ossed sivev table and Spoons. fu
sets ~ h~ China decorated china Tea Set Of pieces Dan
40 pieces bros eight day Clock Brussels Carpet
rs : N'' ' CHAMBERS
I'm suie rc~wood Beds~aA marble top dressing Bureaus
WaAhsu.nd. commode Tables de Nut. Armour de 0lHce
cured hair Mattresses. feather Pillows, BAnh-ts. Bed
Linen, Ae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

NDwARD II LUDLOW. AUTHORITATIVE ELE
- Country Resien~ Al 8. g. Osgood 81 spuyteu
DE- H. LUDLOW 20 Will sell a suesioa, on thursday
Rept ~ the prenisea Of the going
TO kurpe the elegant Country Residence spuytsn Duy
with ~ aorss 0 lard The hmse OF brick sucooe In I'm
iiati0n 81 Albert fyeesone <2xS0 feet with three
stories high comprising pscious ball vior receodon and
dining hi BEDROOMS bshroom kitchen. wash
servants milk and large cementsd
ctars, Ac. Hot and cold wafer and pioes throughout
fur the CELIA; double windows winter other
c,nvacienccs togeber with Handsome stable and carriage
house, hne garden and grAoery and great abund u
fru and shade II htuated elevated gracefully
unduag ground ling extensive and I'd
Of ssi Wetchsster county, Harlem river High
Bridge Fort Washington and The Palisades; accessible by
sieamb YAt and thirty minutes -ou Thirty first
street ard 10 within minutes walk from the depot ard
uHs beyond " the fearful taxson Of New Yo-k
snperb Furniture. Works o. Ar, Ac SIN be sold at NJ
o'clock day Full yacuiars NJ the aucisueer's once,
No Piae street The Hudkon River Railroad leave
Cbsmbers street III Pa and Thirty hra street ~ loi O'Clock
a n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

nAECIN0 ACApEur-MAnAuK sAryAaeAu pAs
lAhe hover 20 inform Der neisni pupih and ose wA5 vii
b. - kud - " bcsf~w hftw coudl>ucc
.rsrr ~ hss 6sness - VII Ake place saiurdsy ths
"a IN .ss = s ~ 20 !. 49, 49, = new and spsn-
her of tenth sce Sta a erseuce And a an nrrmN
ball The eis a. fashonabie society WIN ever 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

DRow 4 NICHOLS, AUCTIoNERRa- ArURDAY,
- scp. ~ at 10Y oc ocs At our sae.rooms IS Nassau
street large sale House hold Furniture az
Our GRIT regular sale bis Particulars IN
advertise Inent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

M DOUGHTY, ArcrforEER, WILL SILL 20 NOR.
u. row tssurtsl September IS Il roy oeosk Il Is
lse Josss street. between Heeck~r ard Pour srects
hocsehod furaiwe q sf-mly denrw hous~ke~psas. an
reyf ~ mid seuood psror rn covered w piash. two Arm
Shsrs 70 match: rrscwurt Bocacs.- musle Up ceaus
.s.s o,ssmsnis, slsck valiant snd r.evccd mayois "
Frsnsir Stoves &C. Ac tnw~sher general assosneni
a. hssment sud kst ben Fanitue ccckns sssve. &C
DAwSHRoKFR's sAlF--R LEVY CO. AUCTION.
eers = t.hsrne ses. wil sell tss FAR. ~ i0s iccs
sc sik and 0fbsr nrea@ss Quite shrsta anhes shawis
Ae A.o. henis CicshsA ~ order % II. BARNETT II
efecnwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
A w. PonTEa 4 CO.. AUCTIoEHERs
a. MAGNIFICENT
HOU6EHOI ID
FURNITURE

AUCTION.
The property Of . geuussan rsnovins from The ety.
At lhe arsl claas i've stogy resdcnce.
20 WEST FOURTEENTH kTRkg
wea q Hghsh avenue.
Comaencins q precisely lO,f O'Clock.
Comprising ke lArgoo And best asanetmaut Of really
Valuable Household FuFnturo and
WORKS Of Art
offered q public sAle for many years, viz
Rosewood seven octave Pianoforte.
Elegant Drawing Room Suits,
Broca.s and Lace Curtains,
Pier and Manie Mirrors
Velvet Medallion Carpets.
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers,
Rosewood Chamber Furniture, suite,
Oak Dining Room Furniture,
China and Glassware
Solid Silver Ware,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

A oADkny OF DANCING AND uALxrnEsIcs-rR
a s1t nss rsEs0R r~ogsn tse, well k.own Rsrrs. "
kshh s,res' h.cs,yn =. u nov ooen While al toe
ecs shining special Attention given H
essscss In Csssbsn~ issisned 10 a~s
sppesrssss y every pan n ~ bsy Mr. w0 ~ PLEASED
" sccou MEDIATE parties who form cis.s~s thetr
denoe~ ~ private shoois ether q DIE sc.semsa cs
for circulars -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

~ ~ sIvvRs DANCING AcApswv. NO. ss ruL.
Ne. tnr street bruntyn. for The reception on
pup1s ard Imaos u clss~es rssi~~ three 90 fa~sssv
ard Frtdsy efernoona 0entler~a esvbs ~ w~sr~ All
masters Wednesday and Saturday anernooos IL ERR.
Apply ii he academy or send Tor circular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

"A " convert their cast OF Clothing nto caahAs have
opened establishment will pay the fol-
for VESTS and from - 70 tl2 for Coa so CArp~s furn
yew~iry bouehf. ADDRESSED ~ llc S~v~nh
between Egbteeuh and Nneteenth Streets win
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

A BETTER CHANCE THAN EVERGLADES AND
n gentlemen, have great demand for cast of clohinx
for the Western also for Furniture CArpess Jewery
&e guarantees 10 pay the full cash price for he above
named Aes and not 10 humbuK, done By other great
Boosters and false pveepde Call and be convinced
sasfsc address Harrs l56 seventh avenue second
HArrfa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

A RAnD OPPORTUNITY poR PKRsoNs IN WANT
"a OF svt cas. cabsn rurnitve or HousshcAd 0ods a
any description The contents Of the supery furnhed
deree so Is Clinton place In Eighth street. few doom ws
Of Bru~dway VII Be soid ~ private As ~ one hf rs vaiue
FOR senss and private family A arsa clas. cys N nne
oscer fee II The leading Articles Only BE- mentioned
rosewood Piano. Per and MAnsel OrnsmeaA velv
nod other Cspcts rosewood black walnut md mahogany
Psrior, Dining and ChAmber Furniture. noA
Drpsy. hsn,e co,ss nrunzs and De oralons on Psnl
rgs elegant Table ware q al descrfpsoua &C. TAere
end 70 the catalogue Nc<hinx
pos xA Gal and from A. N. 70 6P. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
SALES AT AUCTION.

WN wITIKRs .AuCrIoEEER. WILL SELL THE
day O'Clock. at "a Canal street. ~ damaged Co-s
OF various sizes, suit the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

TRAvgfssaa DRIVE DTRECr TO rim
Il snrrHpOuIAH HOUSE,
8o~dw~v. q Hors,os urrsl NJ ur-saos< " tss
uurocses ptsa. hnkDe Pr,sr<kwI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

EDWARD sCDKkCK, AUTHORITARIAN AND ar
~ sond band Csrrias.s Wagons, Ac:-By AF. L.
stHENrK-1ka day, lhh int O'Clock their sales
llt broadway several Carriages
Top and road Wagons double and single H.rness, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

4 seI.HEEs sAIT-GOLD AID SILVER wATcHg,
"A ,HAhBKRs FAiRcunD.
WIN sen o. Friday. lh inst, At ioH O'Clock, Al s~~srp..
No. lis Fsssu street. large quantity Of gold and slvcr
watches. wsfch hovewenis. Ac ~ the Lest glknA sau
fscturs Aso. general asortmenl ~ hoe uod Jsveyy.
cstsiosuee at sac ISAAC BrDioEG. Asaxaeo.
ADMINISTRATORS sALr-wATCTEs JEw R.RY Ac
CHAMBERS fAtRI1ul.D.
WIN sell this day. 81 !, o'c,ock,
aSc. iIs Nassau street.,
Oh Cod. watches, &c.
THOMAS W. xooHy.
Adminissrstor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

ExCUasIOr TO TIE CHOLERA BaNEa-Corrfr
II menArl :, hrdsrsnn Co-en AMI gss rr.rssil IN SIN
day. tept ~ leto liz SO steamer HuNrREs~. Captain
ya~ere nwvNi ~l leave Ieessss street 81 recs alp
Sp ing sr~et eh, sni ps~r Horta river. sco 4
CurDAy kxCURSfos TO GLES COvE NEs 40
Dcsrls tfty frisnd SGD fsyis Drcl 7oxe wa cor
esearer NsSFLQN Fk leAyve csthsriDe 3o essnev
Thirfy seventh Al efA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

A ucrIer MOTTO! "A GREAT BARoAIN roR CASH
solh r~swond double Par'cr cover~d In pr~urh
satin rvps when SEQ WI si7o
euver~d w vin plush w,i ~ scd $50 single
roeewsod fsrios FUN conss4ng 81 6ofA.
Reception and -four sses "a sru evsre N eynch
satin hro~Ntri only three tbs used oil be cold m etSe
40 for eito i 81 psrlo bed and dining
rurHure soae Centre and Pier TNhse- Eexer~&
TurksA chsrr and lounges MACH alan sod
board Buff, a. Goa $50; WI BE- Sid Tor So Apply foe
days Roth. " Sxh avenue one door below wsverlsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
A c. FUTILE, AucIIoEEzR, oFprcE rD BRoAl
"A. WAY.
MONTAGUE AND ADNTp rsT ATORis
SALE On HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO,
DEkTAI NhTRuMENTg Ac

DKp TAI INSTRUMENTS, &C.
A. O. TU1TIE VIII SELL Friday, at II o'clock NJ No
Union the Furniture and Efecs OF the late DR. H.
sguirr snr 81 rosewood Piano parioruls Eegceru
centre Tables large Mirrors oil Fsinnsx Brussels
Ctsndees bedroom Furnure 40 also Dental uz
Operating Ch,Ss &c Terms cash. and deposits required
A c. FUTILE. AUcrIoNEER, OFFICE 10 BROAD.
20 Dcrils.s - q. TUIrLK ~tn sell. 90 Yvsdsy.
II " ococt nj No Union the Effects OF the late Or
a. ksgnre. cnnsisting of Instrument cass operating
Chairs Dental tools &C.. b. order Of the Administrator
A DRTAN VI. HUr LER. AUCTIoSEER-
"A wahr and Troy Property auction by order
q supreme coar, Partition Friday. Sep. isO u
O'Clock. at the Mcrchsnts' Exchange.
lots Washington and 10xs n
Lot south ske Troy i ia zeal Of West xlKso n
Maps. Ac. a aucuonser's once. IS Wall ptreet
JOHN n 9TUHTFy ANT RaferAAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

WILLIAM ABBOTT, .AUCTI0NxER = MOTTO A9 q.
w aale on this day 81 IL o'clock OF tho conseo1 OF me
a.. cas livery stable corner q Bee awav ,.d ITsniy
Coaches Light Wagous large and small soghs kooe. bAu
kes two Sewing harAnes iron Safe once pesk ana otner
Furniture. Lease &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

NJ. q iss sasAass money gay remain @orssxs ne
.eioek Day ~. lAeriars the sacsisoesrs caee
sS as s ss HSaa S Ess , n.1 !: c Ga. isss
Upward scDRkcK. AucrToSEER.- AND an.
sa na1a ssy G n w.s q scsy ssr ..
S NJ and :sas a.ns
Epw1spo scT nSr x MsaDa sS s.rxrss
By 49, scaksck 9 nh, Cay. .:A in:, a. one
sSs @ sss or ycs old Sss '1 Se sssSs
,.uns kne and gsnsle every .lso sht city bu,
rsfsc ord,r The whole 70 BE psrsmp,ory cold without
EpyysA,RID, scEkCE AT sIrsgK
ms, O. ~ occs. =. ,hsr ,slssrosn No !, Brosaw.y
convenesss Of sss so%prsas ross1ed msS.Sg walnut
en- end o rs ' R s.r room
be sold without reserve, 70 pay advances
and oys,s, Hos. ~ IIaasOu ..ree, y o. sod sess
& &c ,a ose ss !" '' '
Lhnps nsESs rs s .S
. 80 e :, s s:s, s rs. .sss Ts g
"a hss ssn r. ss s sss "a and warranted SOUND kind
Hrss.sys ..; .F nsys s. WILL !. ss
% psreG psss ~, AZ rxs sss q csocs 9rose
DIV. o rsIies css.ap. Starch Palma xscc.rsal Yer,
wsss.y fos sherry and Cher wn-s Bsssns sad
oher teears Platform scales nc, Ac sale positive Terms
cash.
ToHS hurley. AUCrrOHEHR Will. SELL rHIs
day. nj II occck Il tS Broome r-~ The ~
the three snry busr corsslpg nnreans
sands sspea Nsssr~sss Feather Bsds Ioskise Olsas~s
.hsrs tsddrg NJ chss frrsAure, Ccohs. sofaa Ac "A
NEORSGAcE SALE ov HORSES COACHES wAooNs
IM AcWIiIIsN A5sO1r. Aursinneer, win all II aur
~ ~ yrr- :. ehsns .os,ssre FRIDAY sept T. -6n
~ seventh sr~e r.,sndd nf Of coach sad Hnrss~
tcarhe- Rfetx waena oub'r and rcx m douhe ana
snf'c HsIess, hohe. Bells pankes the contents OF
frd clsss livery and sale aahlex
N. sEArLHy, IT.
Aiorncv Tor morrN~~e.
cnicc. Marine C.us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

AT ORANGE, NEW JERSKY-COvkIRY SEAT OF SIX
"A sz he depot, drss ,las morove
ena rich sou plenty Of fruit s0r spring water ho
and cold carried through The buldagA Apply u l. PATTON
a CO., 10 william stxeek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

"a 70 convert their csst "a Cong into i rsceiyed
e, The s.. . -. 3 e s re- 81, p
f.n from . "a 20 cos :s sarS: r@aa,s jss
ry &c 70 .aSrs.ed 70 = ~ ssssah avenue es.
.. isiis: attended % ~ Nh. 4 - 1'''' -
A cARp.-avrrIxsExs NEW AND LETT OFF
"A ciohins pgrchssed for he western MARKET. large
Centre srss X @HsrsSss sson sssas any on SSs
A cooD cnasCs ros LsS y AND, AND cEST.E.Es
sn.s ed csrpe Please esn % .dd.sss sst, I, ny Du
A FAB CASH rsIc. rAI9 gos cAsI or CLOTH,
Ss:. c II: :. s s = B. 10. q
q = Sr s sss s art ~
NAsT OFT cLoTHIxo-A LsRGr QUANTITY WANTED
" Genuem~n DESTROYS % Converting len 81 cIohns into
essh ohHn s fun value and avoid being nss y iyns
sosEY ~ fssrI street - : 'p''''-~
EAIL cLo1Hxo
500 Cashmere ro and Beaver Bsae. Coss ss % !, si7
r.sey f ssss. y, IA
Bls.t Co.A O. sm.rs saa Bsav.r Pants ~
Ss. WIN sIs, . s.ss ed osss vs se..
sss B sss d 81 S osa, cS..:
supernns Bsch cios rpcs rs ~
c,mg,ss. E:ss co.s ssns 70 og,o 20
H. ST. -, r. 81. s'; ss s s' .s s' ' -'''
Evans
ExrsSsIyE oLo1hrso wAREuoUsx
Ara vaion stree.
Between oon aaA clr ar-ss
Ts.s, .ys =, ~, ..T ,os s4p Ar s.srs..g
and pos = humsursed 81 srsi pG. = ssss so.s -
az sriI;A s, ssss -' = ps.siay sasnasd
Ga OOO WORTH Q. LApI.g AVID esxrrxxxy-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16

An IMPORTANT AND IllGHLY USEFUL INVENT -oS:-NS
have been that for several years our Ola friend
and acquaintance Mr. Henry johnson, OF Washington
city, hiss been engaged in endeavorinG to invent an
apparatus for the manufacture of gas SO that tnS en-
tire country might have the advantage vi oFIliah
light, equal to the gas of cities, and NJ cost
within the reach of persons of moderate means: 10
day stepped into the office of w. Prcsc0tt SHht'
Esq, at the Camden Station and witnessed tue cNl-
tion of the illumination, which was placed there 10y
Mr. a. l.. Champion, who Informs Ms that they nave
been used on tho ears of the baltimore ana ONO
GniirolI for the past three weeks the satisfaction
Of the officers Of tho Company and the travelling
public. p.
This invention will render all families who use it
perfectly Independent of Gas Companies. ana Is 50
constructed that however wherever placed. they
can enjoy the luxury of brilliant light ot their own
making. The light is equal in hrancy to the C"ul
Gas Light, and is the time softer am more
agreeable to the eye. The average cost the year
rnund il alout one cent per Hour. We would lie
pleased to enter into further particulars in regard TO
this truly valuable invention, but the want OF space
however prccIulcs this. Those who may wish to as
certain any further particulars by calling at our oice
can see the circular Of Mr. Johnson which sets forth
fully all the advantages Of this observation-disclosures
IdtriOt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
rhat scene in Congress Described In


Fridays Inte1ltgencer.
[Rrom ths Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gozetto
If you will refer to the debate in the
House to-day, you will see that the Sun
day Committee Conference programme
sent by your correspondent, was raised III
the House to-day, and was correct. The
result of this debate widens the breach
between the three factions opposing tue
Republicans.
Sir. Hnskin, of New York, wanted to
know if Mr.. Clark, of New York, gave his
assent to their programme. Mr.. Clark
told Iaskin it was none of his business,
and Immediately went over and apologIZed
to Haskin. From this grew mp scene,
the like of which has never occurred on
the floor of the House of Representatives.
Mr.. Haskin arose to call Mr.. Clark to ac-
count for the language he had used. The
Democrats tried to choke Haskin off, but
he persisted, when cry of ''Order," "Or-
DER was raised on the Democratic side,
and Barr, of New York, took his stand by
Haskin, crying in his ear, "Ordcr, ''Sit
down." &C. In the excitement, Haskin
unbuttoncd his coat-a single breasted
onc-and with sudden jerk of the collar,
a revolver fell to the floor from his pock-
ct. There was instantly grand rush to-
wards him from all sides of the House,
anu me s'e'Tn "'o ,n;dst stood tIs famons
Ssit''ot r. s,,;,,.,i,,G, his arn. frnnticni-
MeaI' y, :" sN VI Iis s,o%gr Locks and
~ S1T%t, S romaoSrr n'' and 1Gastrnctionw
or ,s otbors anu ravod most fran
re, wv" 49, VA, 80 tho R"r,,Slicnns tont
ue"ny US 80 unsI,;,, ,doiHtninnJ Win
tnea5 sea- an" lie n"sit;om ''
nun Ma c o,tm'm,oJ IL 81 snosE ao,ip when n
c nc N'te,hp,su ~ ;,b crios 81 ..p"t linn
lresn SIUIlI "IGso ~ !!' r. Tho Snr@oant
OUT Cnohe I'M. On, nd n.r,fnI ~ - was
Nt-tAiil,S "PPe",SG CIV IL ,rcr" snotcn
reS S',!i al, t.i''''''"s "''"' 'l0'N0''
oil ,T Jotn ST. III, ne Norr1opd Hill of
Mes:rS' t,nlltsi % in n,r,n" .a, All
uGorg'"' ID coH"iI;otnrv rcmorI.s Mr.
D M,i;n x " tIc acc;dcnt Of the G,l-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16

Jefferson, it is well known, was elected
President, on both occasions, by an almost
exclusively Southern vote. The Louisville
Journal thus refers to his pointed rcbuke,
in advance, of what the Democracy now
propose, in case of similar triumph of
the North:
When Democrats talk of secession in the
cvant of the election of Republican
President, they do injustice to the patriotic
iniunctions which Thomas Jefferson gave
to the country in his Inaugural speech, on
the 4th day of March, 1901. He spoke OF
the contest of opinion through which the
Union had then just passed, its animation
of discussion, and OF cxcrtions, which had
sometimes worn AN aspect which might
impose on strangers unused to think free
", and to write what they think, and
said "But this being now decided by the
voice of the Constitution. all will of course
arrange themselves under the will of the
law, and unite in common efforts for the
public good" Again, as to divided opin-
ions as to measures of safety, Mr.. Jefferson
placed on record these noble truths: "But
every difference of opinion is not differ
cncc of principle. We have called by diff
fcrcnt names brethren of the same princi-
pie. We arc all Republicans; we are all
FcderAlists. If there be any among us
who would wish to dissolve this Union or
to change its Republican form of govern
ment; let them stand undistnrhed as mon
ument, of the safety with which error of
opinion may be tolerated, where reason is
left free to combat it,"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16

THE Salt and Pepper man of the New
York Tribune is loose again. He takes up
Fnulkner's appointment to the French
Mission and comments thus:
Mr.. Faulkner does not speak French; he
is q man of only moderate abilities, and
he has no particular familiarity with Dip
lomatic duties. He is not the person who
ought to have been appointed, any more
than those other renegade Frce-Solcrs.
Gen. Dix, and John Van Buren,.
If Mr. Buchanan had had an ounce of
independence, and if he really desired to
select the right man for this place, he
would have given the office to SIR. James
Gordon Bennett. Mr.. Bennett speaks
French well, and the members of his FAM
ilv who have resided much i'll France,
must speak it like natives; he is nm admi
rcr of Louis Napoleon, with whom he has
been personally acquainted for many years
mast, and to whom he could have CRATE
! fully introduced all the American snObs
in Europe, that being one of the most i'm
portant duties of Il minister. lie is by far
the clcvcrest and most original of all the
advocates of Mr.. Buchanan's Admnistra-
ton, and has rendered to the President
services such as he has received from no
other man; and above all, he is prcemi-
nently the representative of the ideas and
theories which govern the present Demo-
cratic party For all these reasons, he
ought to have had the French Mission; but,
| of course when the choice lay between an
cfFetc Virginian and a man of brains, the
| Virgininn carried the day. Republics
may not always be ungratcful, but Demo-
cratic Presidents certainly are.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16

MATHIMoNY HY WHoLEsALE.--In the
Southwestern Ala Baptist weiind the fol-
lowing announcement:
.:About eight miles southeast from An
dalusia. on Thursday October lGth, were
married at the residence of b. B. Bass, by
G. y. Snowden, Judge of Probate, James
TccI to Nancy Bass, William Tcci to Mary
Bass, and Wilson Bass to Jane Tccl;
james, William Jane Tccl arc all sons and
daughter of John and Anna Tccl; Wilson,
Nancy and Mary Bass are all daughters
and son of Il. d. and Elizabeth Bass, all
of Covington County, Alabama. The
above connubal attachments were all
formed. and but one ceremony delivered
nuptial phenomenon perhaps unequaIlcd
in this State or the South"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16

BETWEEN sixty and seventy physicians
of this state have issucda circular stating
that they are informed that some medical
men of Richmhnd are attending patients
10y the year, for aspecifc sums, and belieY-
ing that the practice is injurious to the in
terests'and cerogAtory to the honor of the
8 edical profession, as well rs injurious to
the prtient, 4hcy rc-aliirm the opinions of
the '.Medicnl Society of Virginia." as ex-
pressed i'll the "Code OF Ethics" and of the
profession of the City, as expressed in res
olutiou appended tn the "tarr of fees"
and therefore pledged not to attend pa
9ients by the year, and to refuse consulta-
ton with any physician who may directly
or inditectly guilty If such practical