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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
SALES at AuC'ssDn
JkD. T. BUkGEkF ORD 90, AUcrfONEEE9
IN. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

N. AousEHoLD f0RsI1URs
PUBLIC AUCTION,
~ tha day, Thursday,
no 4s West Sixteenth br'wrea rich ans sixth sSeua a
ire mogu- .or .,,sn I'm s W, , fs
n rouss inrs &c offered stsneloa this ssason
Bookcase, E<geres Cabinets
On Pain;irga ssatuary.
Rosewood ana mahogany Chamber Furniture
chlra, g'ass md surrwsrs
Tie Curvature all maze to order ~ Bss9ns,ort ws O.
flowers o'sered in htss ronrsd hrocsde richest
puon csss ~sb, m. esun baes cSsrs 1c sso sarSus
sse. Sso with a s. and ,op
BILE ~ superb ssc,.sr and RootcssA Tnrksb unsirs
siys ss,s lsss sss Tss ss
l s, nst l S1 and SssS Ss
90 ier mirror emhrodeced lace N sins French shsias
s malt WITH ss ssV. ~ msason csrsss mo-
ssc Euss hess Table, snrque Reception Chairs rosewood
k.oNIFIcEeT ROSEWOOD PIANoroRrR
ans a sH s' pss er
strung bsss, all the nodern rernsnp n,.de by ely
in esssady o
WOOD do o tno p saysra 9'''de Music Books
By Cole Iomsn Lsg,sno Huntington Egsw and DslacroIx
cop, from The sipsl IN the LOWE Paris MAJ
b.put- s.rtei Scene. sm.s.fss two Mach PsSps:
sssrss 10 swsIlsnd by kecbe elegantly painted Lad
lures ard French line linz insr"y ssvva v..v.
tTAfUAkf. BhOhZkA WAVES,
farbe Statue Ct Wash rgton CUPID and Ps che Pandora
Ps.pv, kusc and psinior antique bronze stsususs me
usaders Clovis Charlie antique vsses from
Poupei aud Eert eegsny a. coraed Seyres china
Vases, from the collection " jerome Bona are.
III ING hOOM.
Fold osk Buffet richly carved oak Extension Table, is
fec draw Herixa ratent hairs buffers tray. Dumb
alter q ncba sve olee Urn, g, stor 1ursen Tea
ke sn Pieces EsIk Mn Kings Egg stand and Boiler Gaze
Baskets, Ctssrs Spoons 20 s Tee Pitchers, CT
grsyed lsss nina~sr firm the eeebr.teS house Peson
Co, P-ris yiz-Ieesnters Gohsta tbannpsgn hines.
Iaraia Fruit and Preserve sands Punch Bowl, Sheffield
Table Cutlery, able Linen gold ta Dinner Bet, decorated
Tea Bet
CuAMBSRS
Rosewood Rureaus, red',ee's ccnmodes. wardrobes
suite syie Louis XIV bar spring Mattresses Blankets
Bed Linen Rrusse Carr eta osal Mirrors sofaa Rockers
&c. Also tbs Furniture OF the upper chambers.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-ARoE AND ATTRACTIVE
"a AUCTION eALE OE RIcH AND COSTLY
ROSEWOOD HOUSEHOLD FuRkIruRE
AND BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF ASr.


RUSSO WEk1tt TT, Aueuaneers, viii sell this day
Thuosy at 0k ococA the entire supers drs class ruru
elegant residence l52 West Twenty
nIr street. rear Seventh avenue all OF which neg and per
order by and other eminent
msk.rs o aas The Who'll. will be fos poaiuvs
PER- mptory and coupr, rich and elessnt
IA every department among which ID uSgndo~nt
csved r~~vcod Piano With pearl cost 300 three
FURNITURE, covered
IN hue rold an crimson brocste
0ohic Eereres VIII doors, sutry marble top centre
mssrh 10 mstAIh m QUIT, velvet and Bsusels
Tah es an Lace Curtains rosewood racepon Chairs rich
axsc Brrnxce eod ftaiuArv. smoox Which are kdvaSd III
ra6p~ sd Bs crhus ~ Warer ROOD Rsace and
wey Ne foachs Isncoeses, vesse al he Ba.h - Al.o
rich vnses ss1 paror Ovpsmens eicxAnt Cbandsle
woo6 dresing hrsam rnsevood Bods~.ds large hair MAJ
rpsses bevdiAg. fr-n~h Chairs
oval Nir-ovp gold Ahsd-s hronxs nocks
superior o~s extension Dining Table 10 feet silver Ware
French China ruby and chry ssai 0ss oak Dining ChA
krre iron Sale 9Th lAse set, ~ psror casmb-r din
ing and iurnture ebum- atsd tale ~ lox
oc<k prerissy, rain shire. rhocker and Aniy
stages pass withla few doors Of The house.
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IHIoBTH FALL TRADE sALE-BARDwARE AU0L
u notice JOHN vAK AkTwERPs nom AGO
non-sr Sdl sal on ihussy s.psemeet ~ a. 10 oeoot
sorted th-ed. German and Am1.icsn Hard ,usry
embracing part % plated Hrscca IS Bs each 40 dozen
American ivory table Knives and Porss 10 dossn do Knives
oni AZ pArs vory handled Ossvcr. ktee &c; aso. WIN
RaD6ersa o. JsckAns and Thomas TIL superior tabh
Knives FORKS Pochet Cutlery ard s-os Dozens And
or cards. also No Are Hsves lax each ~
dozen merriam EAST rbeAs, % double ba rel 0uns
double hsrrened knssh Guns 10 tn. orsr also 100 dos-s
t Cut Tacts bale, ,wc Pl sewing r.ine A WITH
go dx ~ inch rss 80 dox 81 incA
DO nkev put up and In rai- nrd~r. j. oresoy 10
''eoho brand shedish Tngeihsr With assortment u
conpvbipg Saw knv.s Locks and fArhes Ham
banded Are. and Hatehcs CompAssssC d. bas:a1
Yilea Az
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A UCTIoN NoTICE-To PERSONS sBorT REMOVING
n will lind 1t To thtr sd'sntsge to cali the retro
poap FXprsss kos SO 81 King ant NJ 40 vAck
street four huse for removing families IN the try
city; III KINDS Of statuary looking Rlsses panofoes
moved with and 1T risk Furns packed boxed
shipped all Of The Fsmies will Ard this
q easy way Of moving, wi bout tcubs.
r. 0UuI.DSMrTH, Proprietor.
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A rCTrOn kO-rCr-A FAMILY DyCLfHINg HOUSE
keepns ell oispre ~ private sale Of al their Fsrlcr,
end Ttnrg fncm furniture II sIesl sscrac- One
sven rrscvnof PsnUiorte, no for &r IN
csrcins stool and eovcr; ooe Parlor Suit s'h rse-ood
frames ~ French trr~asc Sr0 rw Us'. re
a. sr $40 putcss~ ksseres centre Fables srcrs, rv
pe,, rksndeess Curtssrs arr~sns fese>ds v.shlssds
Ks. ara sprns sfenson Tshe waus and
.- s,, y.s 49,. T. -. .s l. 70, s'' d.r'
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rroMK IN rHE COUNTRY -ArY FsxrLY pss1sisy
III hme fnr the wher, wbsre hucuns sna n.n'na -
he free n hosae, ard wnr,ns can ~ esloyen "Y2
sutef a kouee Ia Connrctsrut tive sours - -
,rrr ssw yoyt The honse b isrre ard comfoters -
fssiy snail ~pd every esc~i ~ =. msd. " ~ =
sost "a spply Terms Per 49, o- sied Aur1a
49, y. v.nss srd .hren kouss v. t~s. src,s -
~ .srm~ .p , r,si RI q hSsos. ssos srsT
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A LBERr II. rIroLAy aucrIoNEEs

vIUUsV NeWtth go Nh HhmH oruA
lOnU NIterpo fs& Lea mtg hsds
6u0 dol Piq-s a Ind x Let mtg boudA
10 90 pnr espa tsis Y n o bonda
kert regular sale on Monday, oct Regular sncioa
ale bopds Every Monday snf - urrfay. every
dsy vhsn required II l2L O'Clock, the ft,cs euuDn
No 81 wiInm syset herchants ErcsanGs pre-
ferrrd and bought and sold Al yrya sal. md
q he Brokers BoArd. ALhkRr ii. kt'OLAY,
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sa1As A1 a.NSEEuts .


4 Ill LAkns AZ rUBLl SALE
y Ise r. ,aa 3 Y ekLsy On Eoos oress.
BesJsmin hs~ d,os,sod BE oGsr@ Il, sale Il ousas
prs p c, ,so on ~ a. . o''i rss
sa psTr 1ai Eo's ss ssai sas S Y ds; s
trom ,he earli.s ss nrnt FOR ~ - syringe !, d1css3
dine'ep' rIsc ths creek ip-ic.e probably ossss
gr-ste' prm,ss O. oil thsn sry 9th lends qusrsss
ecart .iS wsrs powsss !. os,s %sr :
s.is,css iTog mees % hfts Get from Tie sasfss yrc1
saa ,en ny i've be- ndqoed % aly,ds The
psrs seolions 10 srch awe each sssass
20 eAentet @no tas near = bel eaus resk bounda,
Isss ts orsoio.Ds VI, 6s msrssa ne rro..x
eat sno southwest teclora The heavily umberp1
pit 2, IN. si be ready in few and caslse
.iion eoncerpi IN nnas Win be sv, by tAsA
s. as s% 1s o. ron %as
s I & I'D aSc ss' be o. huron nS o e ss pSs -
bries,eo opgcse the Railway sion' At O'Clock r. Mo
Terns- ne ,hd in cuh, ,b. residue in two annual psv
m, n,s Interest 7he tesrsed ~, .nts 70 b sas
Agents 10. the Executors Of Benjamin chew. deceased
PHoIoeRArH AND AMDKoTyPE GALLERY vos
rdsy, sept ~ At 10 oeock at 1876 Bowery al h -ntp
ss ss'1s y ' oil sYs ss
Camera. ssa sysrssnx a. d. ). :se'sn
DAwHBRoKER's SALE or MEMS CLOTHING It
i Mnk1IMha viii ~eil !. dav At bis auction store. sS
10 East Broadway a,ge ard valuable OF nsTs
LYSJH, 81 Grand s,ree. ''~' 'ss" 49, DS ''ae' 70
DAwrRRcKERs sALE.-w N Lywrs WILL SELL.
this dsy at Isl Ro~sry BY order o. W simpsou 20.
sus. and fisas sss 20 90:
PAvwsnRoEssssgss s.LE=s LEVY 4 90. .ys,
orlock 10 ak and other Dr-ssa oosts Pants Blsnks
William srcet
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,corrcu IRE STOCK. rrxrupKs .sr coon VI.
IN "A ,se~e 1c2 rgussn VII - "a a. srco ~ -
- ~, "a 40 $500 1b~ strt Of Peer snsnss WV
a thsAss ard uphoIserJ ucos f~ s-e Il h. prire uh re
ssv ~ al. ro~ ckNnce bur Il auonon prices ~
ode q Aai9nea
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rCTTOr rOrfCH-M DuvoHTv AUCrfpNkNA-
a rev and record band Furniture, this day "a los ecooh
81 saeu~n as VIZ Roc voof ard mshoxsny
Psrirr fui plush caie and hsrrish mshosany scfss
fFb.iss mahogany, frrneh ard
tssr Bedsaf hair and svvirs Mattresses oak and wsnut
F,tersnn Tables dining run thss v~v Brus Gle sad IA
sr,ir rarrsfs mshosssy wsrdrobes rtes
v. Miro.s Cerue snf Card Tabs Cntsy % ma Coraey
Iurtsra gu P~intif Tbs whoie 70 be re
rerupto,Iy sld vurhJ he too q dealers, bouse
usrss nf the~.
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Y. SEPTEMBER 27. 166O.-TRIPLE SHEET.
ss3LlxlCkx


ATtNrl'h, PInNEksfl--A REGULAR MgKr'ai or
a 70. Doufiss Contra 'nser Club all be he'd ts fhurs
fay) -s.nlg eight 'cck It PthsWas hall iSt and $50
Canal Il ees Members reaa sta "a DC pu, otisl
HIRAM KsICiAp6 W., freshest
b sS I'M ynt =, tsecr,tu,.s
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axokTGA1EssLE JOHN BuRLEy, AUCrfUf ERA,
NJ wl sen ths dsy. st2o'cio~h ct 90 Canal stree MAJ
br p ard csher sedsa.6s rsshs snfs m.bnysny
ard cser Chse Sfs kets foss hair ard thsr Nsur-.s
F~sher reds 1frsne uias~r~ Nvsses three py and CO..
tsrpe.s Oec,hs sstens0n fpa oshrr re-s tuts
Vardrotss Roosca<es ktseres Rsz tet- Cminr 81 v,
Cokirg Efrtss tc. ~ 0rr "
Sft,LpA BAsks Aboueys
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pAsrgs owsIso or IsIEASsrnD ~ r.?r.s.s
.nd o re srsssa ucsans ~ ars ser-ny rr7nssed -
y, fw The st-eet Coyn rts&crsvs ONES w - ft1
prastns plan frw rssara he vvs1e 49,
rrsssp th-y spprose a n 70 sGa psushn 70 ms ~
rrs drnn~6 n hal ~nss.
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nEEcs:., Agc1p y 4 q! ~ Tors ox ,,y,u

J.. B1.EECKEB, AUCTrDNkkR. -.
"A AB0OLJfB aAiB o. . HARLEM LOTS ON YfyrH
add bssh lSh. Issd 18Th s~d lsch streets "A T.
bsrt ~, 1t O'Clock. ~ the herchans KschAnse-
On ptfh avesu~-s Los b~sweeu lu ssd yeh s<eses
o. Y,rA ss.nus-s Ioss beswesn l3ssh and lNss
On srth aveuue-S I~n The . cu~ner OF ISpA arcsl
On ,xpk s1ye~l-7 Too . 10 fs~i o. Hfrfh
On iSnh re~s-S Los . 40 fsss q eirth svenus.
I'm is,g strr~t-S I<ss a leo Pouvsh
In ixs rrvei-is I<s 100 feet eess 81 vh
o. issxh srsss-A Los = md . luo feet 80 q FinA
% isyN ress-l7 Los 100 fecs eas Of yifsh aveuua
Many 81 The above fs the beautiful pisne Of tAs
yfth svsous p~a he rhArl~s Henry Halt Kq,
As~s - and asnons ovees NJ Harem ths Fihh
avenue bens severed and planted elegant shade ress
above Mount Morris ssuAre = - ~ -.
fHR GRADE OF I'M WHOLE PLOT y kxC1IIxNr
TITLE pERyBCT AND ngasS LRKkAL
sALk PoarrIyE 10 TIE HroHEsr BIDDER
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gour r. norveomgRy, AUcrIoswTa- sp cAsws
81 Fots an suctlcn, rhnrv AZ s~pt
a. At lu ociock 81 the stre of v DAVIS Co, cor
sndl str~~s Vine a fresh gosia
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A UCrIoN roTICE
"A This day II 10 o'cIoct,
BY LOCKWOOD Bros, As Murray street.
Large and I'm ocrtant salo Of
Closh@. Css imeres, HOSIERY, &C.
M. ypadv
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"A nrs csss O. ssbet purnKu,e Houssbola ucds a
S~sipsu The of ,h- su~srhly furalAbed Residence
No ID Clinton place. nshp stes<, few dorru v<s
vcaAwny ~l ~ snid private sale a h<f im vNiue
The as-cmeus snhr~ces ev~yAng sscssry and aesrsse
Tor erusee and private fen ny Az rrst cs@n gods IN me
order ~ Ne icadrs srttci~s my be mcntLsned
n~vep octave rosewood PAno. Per and Mattel Ornsmens
v~e@ act other CNrpea bisck walnut knS tnNko
xany Psrlr Dnirr and Chsmhss Furnurs, rirh Via
dow Ira serv, Mantr OorkS Bron1es snd Deoosuo oh
Prsirsu elegant Table War~ ~ al descriptions n There
4 ~ end rsaAssue. rosl Be sssed fc AAi -
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UCTroH NOTICE. -By VAN WICK TOWNSEND a
n wAkRENs Friday, ssptemoer ~ 81 10 O'Clock a
their rr mnnths credit large and hnocrfsnt
spersl and rersmtry sale Wef-sd 0o15s
pisipg The snir- balance o. the mpcrsauon ~ Thou,
kaiard Co. the fciicwfrg gooss VIZ - 90 pt~~sn
Neyh CnAs plene@ Dn-ose. 30 ptecss
scu-snpe De Lame frcm sns v On ,ers-s ansini.s q
psecss frcm hn~ 70 sublime usnics Tbs sisn
ion a. oeNlsis resp cfully invnrd 70 pc sco.e sNs
remprxe~ TIE marke and n the sss
or,rsrs N he s~as~s ~ Thsrfcn sslsrd nportskA
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A uuv1Dv NOTICE ALL rHK GrEG AHv ROSEWOOD
Furniture crtaise 81 10 the private dwelling lts wese
Ffeeu near seventh avenu-, sill be sold thk dsy
one haH "a original soeewod ftanoforfe. pear
ne,s soubl~ round covncrs carved legs stco and
cover crss iss Mar $3.50. cir be sid forS2T5 Tro
"A POtnr French hrsc>t.i cy
sz7s ss~h vii be soh for f8 suit do covered With
sreer plush ~i BE- sold for tlib also rosewo rene
Ianles pier msrtei hvro~s Carpets sofsa ros~nof
Chamber suis Bedding and even bling beon rng 70 ar
family vii be sch A. above, IN pw W sut and ssnh
b me free ~ charge
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poIITlCAL. BANNERS, TRANsPARENCIHs AND
Fls.s ie at he shortest roace Committees will be
ber ~ with TYLER old stand, 2s Bowsry.
bCusifn
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on GOLD Arp SILVER wArcHxs JI%KrsY, 40
Gem rrsng srrr sioch ~ dealer, consisting IN ps Of
gid svev huntrs and fscs wsch-~. French
Ear s,nds sleeve auons neck and FOB Chains 10 &C.
psfe French pste r.~s rhn rsses A. SAFE
psreupiory for each ~ order q assignee Catalogues
rssfy early morning sale.
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ExHrHrTIoN aALLsRf or rsgscH ESgLIsa AID
~ Amsriesp Fssntir r. esa wsv, corner o. BONO
strvet amor which ell be found oob-rts poetic frn We
figures ~ Mcrptur sud w ming X Nerou i.rvr sno
OF Fontsiubesn AZ Adusn q 70 cena
from "A tlisrh A d c'hcr Hartman rcrsor
TINE ARre.-LARoR sALKoy prCruRke.-HErhv
"A LBtne 90 VII have their get secni annusl sale
y,p evenings ~ 7st snd sSh ~ co ,er r~tnr.
wf 10 tke iesh Ocsobsy ii above aa
49, Tier wfii Be .rhib,s-1 . wcss before Ne ala
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A flfNEkh - All MfFf'A8 UT
dsyl ss.nss = ertt cIck = ibsegas Hall lst and ss6
alRAS KsTClips, VI. rlesideat
bS ws' ! !. S SSosAs. ss'r''"''s
AT MEETING % TUE NATIONAL Bgsooe Alto
many hall It the Index, 10 50 Neg towers IN sept 2
Wiiem Walsh unanimously nominated csidiia,s for
ihe As,mbly. DANihL HGALg Chairman
rxEcrIivE coNsIrrEE or TnF Young MEMS
ol e ss sesvss rreo
e es you're men n hs city opposed 70 h. elect Of laneon
i@ s'gresy ssr.e%ssr e. The ps.P q . srn'' ON
10 .ps mea ar 2, s u 10 mms m
hst The captain Of the minute aires formed
se Of three for each yard 70 sd in per said
s.msa on eu r'sd aa.s VIZ draper
Of minute men. los Dusae street
MkuTs VEN or tue UNION HEADQUARTERS s,t
i er7sdw.y Attention ian y. expected 70 he a
ne.ns N .h. seysnres.s ward band Is easss,d and
ness u ss S 10 aTS
ARA g'meris will ~ mate ON Thur asy evening @
:. !: fRAscls Secretary. W. d. DRArks' CONS.
"MISU-r MEN, xEErINa or THE MINUTE
CO. ner o. Yves, nty second street and seventh .vrnn
er.ss b. m'e'ng cdrens are wee I, s,,sus Maue
\ v sr,uprso, seor-.sry $3.50 -
Nrw york. SEPT. %. lsso-AT MErrIyG OF
es.f o. D.noc alto Republican Ger er Con use hold
pyh gcrus HILL CsnAf,rees, the evening OF september
26 1870 ~rm q Henry having received selva out of
fifteen declared candidate OF the Fourth
by district JAMES MCGOWAN Chairman.
Jon 7. Pr,cH. SECRETARY.
NToriCg.-A MEETING OF yHE WORKING MEMS
~ UEioD Democratic Club 81 the Eighth Alderrn mic ds
lct viii - held at their % oeck street Thursday
evening. september u, lsso, At ~ oooct Ny ort-r
HUH GRIZZLY, PIT sdent
f suss s s.so. sseere.risa
DoIIrloAL BANNERS. TRAHsPAREscras AND
Fls.s ma e at he shortest notice. Committees will be
oIdxf
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EDWARD aCBKyCn. AuCTIowgEa.
u DAPPfR GRAY CARRIA1k HORSE
ByBAF u. NHENCK, on Friday 2sh Inst o'cio.k
q heir sale~oon - lu Brcanwsy adaVbis oasrisss
Bo,se yeAs old IN hAnds high wsrvantd perfectly sound
lind ard sente In every va. q rod sadrle horse.
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ITO TIkMEN For BALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On
1hursday Sept n . o Of Stoves. rnware and eool
OF Tools lOiI Third Sid accouni q
OF Henry ford sale II 10 ocso
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|nrrrp-A STOUT. ACTIVE ROT, 70 xAEs Nm.
elf rener~ls use3n in msrset Nus be eapshle o.
pa charse % The - sns q ser department ApvJ from
y socpck- 81 6W sA ~
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ITO TIE PUB IC.-A REPUTATION.
been inf usrnusy circulated within the precincts
Of IN. sr;h lresEons district hst accepted tbs nopinx
on pgrsss within that district for the of f1-
etinE ihe ends pponted Asprsn wi-h To 10
form my fencs hroush columns Of the Herald that such
is u. have psiled flag TO the mast aud tntsd
cok the enemy s standard besr~r the 9th
OF Now mhrr unless Divine Providence sees q 10 dssrm
me before the contest PAUL Is. RkADIER.
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bsr- street win sell this day hursayl the z7s Inst Z
lOt coch the and fixtures the &c wh lea1
and ,etsu quor No IS lea hrtc S-arl
rent Of hou~ SEQ pplerdh BLACK yAru
op a. un,sr Gas Fi,nr~s three Re-~ Pumps atsnd Ca.ks
HeArer~ Screens, Chairs. pemohrs, Boules and gsesu
mr. imported Liquors. hc
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AT A MEETING % THE NATIONAL BshoCe Alto
~ tsesmhlY non bed pursue n 10 esl from Tam
Hall 81 the Index, 10 So New hoNery srpt "a
Nilem Walsh unanimously nominated csidiia's fur
hf As<,mbly. DAhikL Ally Chairman
JQI.NH Earrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

VIM Writers. AUCvICEEER. WILL SELL. TUU
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. "A MINISTER. or tTRR! QospEE, sEx.
coAHUNrcATED.- Considerable excite.
iment has been caused at C.ughdeuoy, G
0swego county, the Utica Obse-ve,
says, BY a, most extraordinary act on
the part 81 the Methodist; Episcopal
church. It appears that, Salisbury
pastor Of fthe society there, who had
been eloquent and, worthy preacher
of the gospel for some forty-six; years,
residing at CenAexasanaRe in said ceun.
ty, having voted for Mr.. Douglas !,
the late Presidential election, ,ou.
e1communtcated by his church. On
Thursday succeeding the election, a
meeting was called to take the pastors
case into consideration. ~. ~,
The, question of his pro.slavery
voting was discussed and severely
denounced A member arose to speak
on the impropriety of meddling
in politics, and the injustice done il
prescribing the Elder for his politica
views, when the speaker was hissed
and stamped down. The question
Of Accommodation was put and the
Elders head rolled from under the
Church's guillotine. Several valuable
members have significd their intention
to withdraw from the church, and
gaeat excitement and bitterness pre-
walls in the community. :
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
sw Mr.. Douglas was scrcnaded

~ Mr.. Douglas was sercnaded
at Washington on the evening Of tie
2nd instant. Judge Douglas was
welcomed back to Washington in a
few felicitous remarks by Mr.. John.
son G.. Evans, President of the Doug.
las Association, after which Judge d.
said he endorsed every sentiment il
contained, and it inspired him with
the hope that there was party in
the South strong enough to save the
country. He accepted the Georgis
platform in all its features. The per
sonal liberty bills should never have
been on the statute book of an,
State. He believed Congress had the
power to remove all distractions te
the execution Of the fugitive slave
law, whether resulting from State o.
any other legislation. He again ex
horted his friends in elimination ans
recrimination. but to let by.gones b,
by-gones and to unite for tho preserva
ton Of the Union, he concluded b;
saying that on Monday lie should re
sumo his seat in the Senate, with pred
|judice or i'll feeling towards on
excepting the foes Of his country.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
If WE KNEW.

~ II we knew the cares and crosses
Crowding round our neighbor's way;
II We knew the little losses, ~
ST. Sorcly grovious day by day.
Would We then so often chide him
For the lack Of thrift and gain
Leaving on his heart a shadow,
Leaving on his heart stain?
II We knew tho silent story,
Quivering through the heart Of pain
Would our womanhood dare doom them
Back to haunts Of guilt again?
Life hath many = tangled crossing,
Joy hath many a break Of woe,
And the cheeks, tear washed are whitcst
This the blessed angels know.
Let US reach into our bosoms
For the key to other lives,
And with love towards erring nature,
Cherish good that still survives;
So that when our disrobed spirits
Soar to realms Of light again,
We may say, dear Father, Judge us
As we judged our follow men.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
WORK FOR DECEMBER.

Tho year is about to close. Look
back upon your toll. In what respec,
will your years labor bear an approx.
al when calmly examined? Can you
honestly acquit yourself Of Incidence
and carelessness, and as honestly take
credit for enterprise, activity, and q
desire for Improvement? Your barn.
arc full-yonr granary is heavy with
grain. the years bounty has followed
& years labor, and if you have tho
heart offs man you will not forget the
source whence your blessings have
come.: You have perhaps done well
by your stock, and in SO far as the
body is concerned, for your children:
but what have you done for their edu
cation? What have you done to pro
mote popular education? Are 20,
doing anything to make yourneighbor-
hood better? What good newspaper:
do you provide for your family? d.
you lay out as much money for books
as you do for tobacco? In looking
forward to the next year, you ought te
mark out your personal course by good
resolutions, and your business course
by definite plan of operations. I,
would be we'll if a farmer would know
beforehand everything he means to do;
and afterwards, if he has kept such an
account, that you can tell anything
you have done. a..;Eaa sH :,glf ..es =