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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-24


Henry WARD BEEcHER's OPINION
OF OLD MAIDS. - In recent sermon
Mr.. Beecher said
I have no sympathy with that rude,
unfeeling, and indicate phrase, cold
maids" which is banded about in the
muoths of rude, unfeeling, and indel-
icate persons. 1t is true that se6sh
nature, cut off from all duties and ties,
and sinking back into the solitary life
of selfish heart, becomes most un-
lovely and useless. But shall the few
cloud the true nobleness of the many
How many elder sisters, it may be I'M
blessed with outward comeliness, have
entered into a brothers or sisters fam
lily, and accepted all its cares as the
duty Of their life, and joining hands
with the mother, given to each child,
as it were, two souls of love, like two
wings Of God, to help 1t fly up withal
from weakness and ignorance, to man
hood and strength. How many have
cheerfully given up their own whole
life, bull; no nest, sought no compan-
ion, but sang in the tree and near the
younglings of another's nest, patient
in toll, watchful and laborious in sick
ness, frugal amidst poverty, rich in
nothing but good works, and in these
Astounding in wealth! When the roll
is read above, and they are named that
live in self sacrifice, in gentleness, in
patience, in love- and in the only tri-
umph Of disinterested mercy, they who
are unmarried and childless that they
might more heroically serve the house.
holds of others, and become mothers
to children not their own, shall stand
high and bright.
This tribute is certainly becoming in
me, who owe so much to such an one,
my fathers sister, whose whole and
long. life was a noble illustration of
fidelity and picture of virginity such
as was never dreamed of in olden DAYS,
nor approached in any legend or poet
ry that celebrated the virginia. excell-
ence of those who were called the brides
Of God, because they chose his service
rather than their own pleasure.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-24

HARTFORD
90 shares Ktna Blk St'k,
Hartford,
100 shares Hartford Co. Blk
SIX Hartford,
100 shares Charter Oak Blk
St'k, Hartford
loo shares City blk st'k,
Hartford,
800 shares Exchange blk
stock, Hartford,
400 shares Farm. and Mech.
bank stock,
1856 shares Hartford bank
stock Hartford,
100 shares Mer. and Man.
bank stock, Hartford,
300 shares Phenix blk st'k
Hartford,
24O share State bank stock,
Hartford,
$50 shares Conn. River blk
stock, Hartford,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-24

To tile Friends aoho attended the late Donation for
our Benefit:
Permit us to return our heartfelt thanks for this
token of kind regard. Bestowed at this time, when
bodily af1iction threatens suspension of active,
pastoral labor, it will embalm in our memory the
friendship of many friends. D. WoRrHnGroN,
-" y. L. WoRTHIaGroN
Nuscatine Eeb'Y 18 II
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-24

pVoO VA0VA4 UHVA SuoVOAACA td14lOTS DIS Z
good vest Maker
"Perhaps," said the elderly gentle
man, in mild way, "necessity com.
PEELED her to undertake Job that re-
quired greater skill than she possessed.
She certainly looked very poor"
cit was because she looked so poo1
and miserable that I was weak enough
to place the vest in her hands, }" replied
Mr.. Lawson, in a less severe tone Of
voice. "But it was an imposition for
her to ask for work when she did not
know how to do it,
"Mr. LAWSON" said the old gentle
man, who was known as pious and
good man, eve should not blame with
too much severity the person who, in
extreme want, undertakes to perform a
piece of work for which she lacks skill.
The fact that young girl, like the one
who was just here, is willing, in her
extreme poverty, to labor instead of
sinking into vice and idleness, shows
her to possess true virtue and integrity
of character and we should be willing
to encourage, even at some sacrifice
Work is slack now, as you are aware.
and there is but little doubt that she had
been to many places seeking employ
ment before she came to you. It may
be that others are dependent upon the
receipt Of the money that was expected
to be paid for the making of the vest
you hold in your hand. The expression,
as she turned away, her lingering steps,
her dropping form, and her whole de-
meanor, had in them q language which
told me of all this, and even more.''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-24
3. G: WALTER,

Muscatine, Feb'y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-06
SALHE 40 AUCTION.


A II BENEDICT CO.. AUcrioSEEss-wHs
IA. II Issslle. now In Mstsnrss cuba has ins-uctea
10 dspose Of al public auction bis enre sAex>nt toa
street. between Eighth and Ninth have aathgrksd
the above well known 70 se the sam. % s.a
dencc the whole being o The beat manu- sctare and bss
short time In consisting Of
Paror-couisn superior velvet Carpets three mNxnhoens
Chairs moquel brssa- lsAss soa ~ooi ~
rosewood Secretary Bookcase lined with ain snd ssn ~oet
three sold rosewood Tables rich ssinsy msrbs
With m.pSis soos Tires co:, ro. WOOD sisssr wa @
Bile tops plate x..s So,r. &C %po,sd ssprss - -.
Frsnch plate Pier Glass sre sssas with r and -ssy ra
Window and Cosnices large and extensive vsy
OIL Paintings By native AIns sach - lansss spss ~.~s
ins very pleasing COLLECTION superior ROSEWOOD 1snoors
in.id psIs richly %. VIII psar being y.a.sls ssa
elegant costly embro dsred
Dining Room-Rch velvet tapestry Carpet IN GOOD order
marble op Fanny Tables Mirrors cold ROSEWOOD
quet pieces ogether with Al the crystal cu 0swc
Wines, Champaxnes Tnmbier, 0oblee Aa Decsn.ev 70
Service SAVERS Cake Raskes eastern Coffee and rc urns
Spoons. FORKS Liquor Stand superior Table cutlery, q,
statuary marble top Buseaus washsAnds aud
MATCH twenty pure hair Mattresses from forty 70 sEy
pounds made order sresien, condition. Counter
Toilet sets, oclo.hs stair Carpets asd hots mshoxsny
cushioned Chairs Rockers Sofas Lounges Couch Bet sh
srabe assortment OF Basement furniture, &c, &c. viii
which the sAe will CONNIE
without regard 10 weather responsible person vii BE-
attendance pack and ship the articles out Of CITY,
st reasonable charge Deoosts sAisacory 70 the sae
y " pELARm
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A V"rrsTrs = saysAap %. AvcrIosgEks
- Nfswf'@rr 49, ~ NlNNAnt WomxrhNd vmrNNurw.
n - f~Fsf q a f.mtiF a~rm4AMr hoanmk~~plax.
- - A4f4AtA A. ~ sAeU pritslH frM.1nne~. "
- - -.-h nFs~& S4ta sss .aawue ~ar
49, - MN~ 49, FeawM es~wta~ot III Fara
= - @aNtsN a. n Nnfuslars - - llsie
ssee - fffseta v~tsf r~s.f8 - vs. -. l.rmw
- - - 1snM.rssrsNw "a 0A ar.N. kan~@8a
pNftW snd afsMuN Nas@~wA - $500 Nwt~l
eerusf hss~rvs 80 tsmss saA aT4a a.ua~ ..s,a
rexrm~Fl a1 tAn&s*. a&Ff - @fA faeiNa a..a. 80
pe<, kue2 rarAs. 80 sa<ir~ tn~ lkaAr ~-,a'u
ChArs n~nfrv fatas sfys " "a fshs 80 s.ot.e
h@ntsvss esrs~d iess sa4 e~@ sup.l NJ
be OxAsnx1l. hFuma~1 pkfMa - hAanNna4 =. f.~a
nss ~ C0s. lnrnsa n1nkexaaw t~seFAs f = s-~
srtsls hrx AS ormaa Ck<s Ns~. vaaIs ~,
~ mm~sA@ mef~le~ax ~ssa~<~a a. uaH ane .prpW NJ
w~~-~> H~~1A~r hs@s ni~aA~s Shr~ tolatsrpNnns oss
xlrurs h<ok~rx gfsrs ~ fselr~ Sale M
slH~ asa fAs As~. ianmef n~s u 80. a. plnsa w
Bed Table GtLMfF ~n1 t4m~n maNt =
nsz< meat af4 kAk~m yuruNrrm
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HENEY y. LEEDS, AUcrIossxs.- n v Lryps 40.
and Saturday Oct !. oeock r.eA svsala'. Ia
modern Oh Paintings richly framed camprsns iAs
se sus.e .Ss az
.ase, sporting and .ss ,s;e: y sa s. "a -.ssrs
n ass se ssS Ssss s .%s a
viii be sold without Now eshbsos-
T II. BuRLEy. AUcTvoswER, Will. SELL. RUS psy,
= st2ocock Al ~ Canal :. r.ei isrr- ss.orm.ui q
ny ing oher ChAirs ohsr rabs ard
robe. Bossc..s Mirror. Piano. B.-.ss hrss p .na y
essea Fssher Beds f,egeres stoves cuery ssga- B.s
nlsSen furniture &C. With which lie sale mi os%sssss
MoRreAcs SALE OF HORSE, WAGON AID HAR.
l Mes - VII ell a auction On saturday. oes!ssr =
" .l: h ,s S,: s = "a , 90; srs
srot rsce Ars~ msutss wsvoa Ore elliptic wsrn
Sss. n ss q. o..s s:S sry s
~ - : :. sHSsIsl IT,. Attorney r~ aa-rs..
=. osiocs Il he auction rooms No Nor,h wI.m s,rs-
mortssrs ssle Of Hous bold farni,ur- oc.sins q res
and Psrior Chair. mshorany rarior chairs ruresna Cane
tarea Rsds..ds F.slser Bsds Nsiirs-ss wsss.asss o.
age sq. csrpets otelo,ss Bsgs,ele rabl.s two iroa
orocers Wagon, &c.
g AZ BoaARr. AucTIoSEgRs.-rHls DAY ar ii
iscis Of lager BIER saooosPisao Bassse rsSle, ooss
,.r shsvi. y Chairs Issss aoos,ns a,ssr. So and
Attorney for Mortgages.
CuERIFFs sALE.-LKATHkR, FfKDfNos AC.-
- CHAMBERS AFaTRcHfID, aucfson~erx, viii sell on
Monday 9Th inst at ten oeork At No "a Pearl street tho
Stock 81 leather End finding consisting Of MorOcc
sheep tkin Calf skins Sole and Spit Leather shoe Laccs
Lasts &c. Also Iron Safe. Desk Chairs clock, &C.
JOHN KELLY sheriff.
THoKAs WITCH, AUcTIoNIER, oFTiCE IN BROAD.
wsy-Pubrc Aamnissrstor's .sie BY ORDER Of Hon v O.
West surrogate cooenu q Dining and Oyster Saloon
Saturday c~ 1900 at 10 A. n, CONSUMING Of
bles. Ilquors &C. r. II. Russell. Pubic Adminz razor
WILL BIZ SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION. TO rffg
highest bidder At l7i O'Clock, saturday October Il
the three story basement and sub cellar Brcs House. No 10
sidney place. Bsooalyn.
". s. BROWN. Aren't No - william street.
WIN. Writer'S AUCTtoNEER WILL SKILL. or MON.
w day At inh o'clock ut fs4 canal slreet, Fur
nture Ac OF tbrce house parIor suite tapestry
and other hall oher Oilclohs Beda
Bardina Sale positive.
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uRNRY H. LEEDe. AUcTrONKxR m n LsUDs q
IL co. viii cell nj auction, Tnestsy, ga "Wednesday lah
ThurHisy. 18th anc Fri6Ay Ian
asy IN the large ssery q the Ir.ins haasfs 80 - 40
5qS Hros1 wNy neat door above the Metropolitan nassSm
perb sale OF Japanese Goods The usd.
packages The sniue mportAou Of Aess~ crgd~r
a Co. Thes~ be autifu goota sslect~f 81
partners In The above hoa-e nAco ~s~~~ ms nn~s
made and IA cther cites japan II Which srus.d
In elegance anything imported into hss
ing Of Cabinets magnificent q
goods are inaf with pnre vods nisp silver cnuief
plated. bronze Ac nlsd work must Be sea v b. Aepre
exceedingly elaborate and cuv,oua r~s~a
old iseauer and very highly ornamental. The ware ms
sough After and highly priced. smoking aud sexsr Bo1
these rich the receptares for Gre being % sv@v
they much used In China Musical lA~y
very curious. the put into G@s~ u
they expand into variety Of fSncful shsp@s Powe~isin
Ware, q large and beautiful the
10 blue and gold surpas any other cAns imported ross-r
with great variety Of other articles enan~rAet msny o
exh
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nhhvlNsn ~ The 49, ~. U =, ~ - rhrr.d.,
gs NJ r. NJ suitab salesrrom to which noucs
vi he riven hereaer1 the co~fo Of Paintings both an
rlspi and modern together with The Fnrravin beonsing ~
the late hsirs Leurp snongs Which wl BE found nns
spernene of loving artists rsney Jordaen1 brenr,
vsn Dyck wsss~ar alords no Panni prevos ROBBIE, DE
plo~s Fckhout Ummegsnck stuart Cole, Dursnd isutse
church Kens~ti Mount PAGE, Huntington Chapman, nd
uorcs Audubon Bsker casesr aid mAnt other srtisaa 81
celebrity Most Of The modern panu.ws were painted " order
hw Mr. <upp well known tss enabled him N
coc, ~ the Galleries 10 the corntry The sss vii
vt,ho, reserve settlement o. his estate and viii
prtps exclusively slery excet ting family portrsit
~ Ell ~ him s BIS decrease The arry may be- seen from
GA nsP Nj. Al Esss twenty hfth street. Of
xskson and sner faesdsy October q until FIJI
asv r0hsr ~ oJtsnef from the
No Pine street Broad wsy, from q NJ I~uvp Co
No AFsrry II w also be OPEN N public eshbltiro
al sa~srtc Of which due ro.c. v be given IN the daily
papers Csalxuss be hst al the auconeers Once Ga
fusedsy pekt, NO. fiae street
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POLITICAL.

THE JOHN Il HOosHkfRK UNION
CluN win meet At their erdluerters. on the
and stanton streets, on Ssturfss evening.
oclock. Purctua attendance h requested
porance viii ~ brought before the Club.
JAaKe CORyAu, Frcssdcoi
J, Secretary.
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TvFror MAS MEETING
u TO BI HILD AT COOPER INSTITUTE,
On hurpAy RvDN1Fo, Oct a. 1870
The undersigned appointed ~ the Union Commktee n
Fe~n, W confer vth the sverl Clubs and urranixsnns
be Md % Nsndsy evening Oct 8 Aad " mahe III A.
rsnrerneuts viii be IN session daily from
A. ri and 10 r. NJ At the headquarer Of the pssicuAi
,'' 'o''''e'" ISAIAH RYrpxRs,
yNO, FARRKI.L
DAVID ROWLAND,
GRO A. HAf,sxY.
ANTHONY EfCgOfG.
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uENRy n LKsDs. AUcrIosKxR

III ~ ", KIDS co ~ia ed w snrsisn soaesy.
oc,ber Al II eocs 81 Ne ss~>rpDr NJ . NAss<a
London pock Wines ksndi~s Whl~<~s. kam kx ap@rs~t
In large anf valuable ensxnurn irwn an - Ns@
TIN house ~ the above wpeda ~ thvy ft ~< Boo
ties .arh viz l<nesa Dasx hrsnty Lnaon Ds-s Rom.
very sup~rv ss, Scotch whske.. ssi@rs. Co bufi
Ware Brother- Po pale Gaa~lls st~rry h~n~vva ~
the only let ~ THIS fayurs ~ns IN ~. umh~1 ft*t The
goots al N store and he pnbhc mvi~d - cal snd
exanin. samples previous the ssle Ash
an cd CITY importing boase bo~~ e.sx. snd arul
johns part ~ The phl~ qualify such
sale ror wines tyea IN Op0ro, Nsfesrs
over thirty years of very sup~Eof ssnIkn pc ~ssrry
genuine Cognar Brsncisn, Old scoca snf trsA wh@x~ys
very MID; Bourbon and ssnonE.ssa Jsm.aea Ron. san.
&C rhsmpagnes CsAs~ta Hces. DC 49,. Whsses. Rosa
the dsmijohn
sspg 10 part Of csbsnss Brerss Figaro frsas~a@ IA
Rosa ConchA Espsnola T.lNnthruVa knprrmas P@rs
omin ZArxueAa Victoria X dolce ~
and other superir brxndx
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MORTGAGE SALE or
TCPERH OIL rAIET1r0A
LATE THE PROPERTY OF TIE LArk ME- LOUIS
PFErrrEh
TO III SOLD AT AUCTION
BY AZ VI. sCHkNCK
AT TIE GALLERIES OF 1HE
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN
no. TENTH STREET, BEIwEKn BROADWAY AND
THE FOURTH AvBNUD
OCTOBER AND9,
Cnmneucins a. ~ O'Clock esch evening.
ne collection mprses large altar panied n67T By
Erasmus vlnus Two portraits undoubtediv emsrAnd
purchas~d the King of hollands sales landscapes
hgur~s BY Bershem Hosv Family attributed 70 Ruoena
fuit ~ ysn ~, &n Ac ~.-
~ Henry schssaes IN the style o. fouis XIV Cs.ie
Pieces relman TchAFGerny Marine View BY Musn,
prsrl Iardscspes Taheaux and figures ~
ene Ianng Van rIcor lie keyrer kob~us Lecumte, Nc
rV Fsus Rsun-s kaesou Otto. Never. Renhard 1ersrd
Horihors many other celebrated mssers The shove
valuable COLLATION. exhibition II the GALLERIES o The
Nsons Acadeny Of Besrn from o'ci,rk A. NJ until 10
DAY ard ev-ninv until The sale, when they
viii be positively sod without reserve 70 the hghe~ bid
der. -. 49, -.
NJ B-rhs offers Opportunity never bsforc inst
Win 10 obtain really line works o. art and the
puhc respecfnly invited 70 ersrnne them, ~ they wn
Be positively soid A. above ~fihout reserve
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TrrroE FoR THE SAKE oF.THE UNION.
u RATrYIC .fIoN
utIOk ELECTORAL TICKET.
MASS MEETING
AT rHK
CooPlk INsTrrurx

OWE COUkTRy-okR CoKsfITU fIoN-oNl DEsrTHI
nsne ssa q he o0sr rsns m ss in az q sss
cmber acops such Eecsoral uohet
sr sossy as%nra Y crs, 70 eo%ms1 ~
unty" having unanimously areed RecsorAl nokG
worthy Of ns support OF every conservative csusen ~
stae.
Invite their fellow cs~ns without rs0.rd party orAak
rsons Who are N favor of preserving IL federal eQaq
upon ,Se principles and 10 ne sps Y yhlcA ws fonn1
tbe candidates Of aggressive secsonAsm, In Ma
heeing 81 The Cooper Institute Monday evening Ocsob
nitlse and take .uoh action occsaon dernsnds
FEIow Crvfz1xss-Thh . time Of peril 70 The country.
BE- denied thAs without Ne united eao of Cnss
the dominion of rulers ssrng principles VII
he rights and inisros Of lrrs section Of hs country. vh
sssn y. e X ns 49, II vss q s 49, -
ve-a calculated W disturb Me peaceful
q thtwo secsscus II country rstar pruspy -
onward pruxre. - people md 70 edAngx ~ safsw -
II rcs. wish pairoie a M aasA -
ss. ~. ss sos 3 s. . on s ~
IN peace concord Nd fraeruhy La ths xsd sdnW - 100
country that the asaonal ~ The Empire ak
Sand sesher sond column TOR Ne prsssvAnon OF u usn
Tbs following gentlemen have been invited 70 address N
Hon horsssn Seymour Hoa Fsnsudo wood ChaaL o'Cons
Hon wsshingtnn Hurt Hon Greene g Bronsou. Hon Jos
Kelly. Boa John Dr Hoo John oochrans, james rhas
Bnrsn and oxhsr diaungulxhed spesker~
ne ceoperscn q an organizations friendly 70 tbe eauss
earnestly invited.
hNmuel y. Butswworsh Peter u. swe~ny,
Rdwfn Croswri. Daniel y, r~mann.
henry 0rinpen. James mour0e
a. l. N. BArinw, Daniel Dcvfln.
Wilson u. Hunt = Andrew Mount.
JOSHUA J. HENRY, Chairman
ysurAr RrAp, e~cretary.
Esw YoaK. ocsobsr l. isp
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1.-THE UNION MUST AND 81 ALL Bx PREsnRvED."-
i A meeting of the Young Mems Democratic Club Of
the Fifth Congressional District for the psrpc Of attending
Orion Hall 9 brand street. this lsAurdayl evening Dot
3 O'Clock. ny rrder. JOHN II. F9kII., Chairman.
JouS p. CAarr, sec'y JOHN O HUTTON, Y. Pres
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A % adopt uson 4 Elsealn rassa ssd .hs dss ioI
RssaSsd That ii. oonnisss VII ao ...s .s.,oa u
e ,o Y, e s soT s s o's Ou' VI"
October $780, By order go q As aRsRy Chairman
ss o e. h. sssn
their aay % x, :: ra s s ooo Ssns %ss
smbsr y ts eacisncy 70 decline saM appointment:
ro he specified in the above card
that the committee in reference to ioc. ea1dfas; p dis
Chairman the Committee Of Arrangements for Ae late
Meeting at The Cooper Institute
Alta MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATS OF THE NINE.
III E s sS. NJ M Sss
wss nominated for Go9ss, repressn The
Arss ADSoyssnp LETTING o. xoz a HALL
c held In the Seventh Ward Hotel Us Madison street. on
ssSss:says i li sss aIs ne
Ing to the s. which prevailed IN anohsr
JAMS DnLos, sec'y. THOMAS NJ. DoYLx Chairman.
~ NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE
this as q Gsss @ be ss
square oclok All citizens without Distinction party
Black Republicans requested to attend and enroll their
JAMES W. aERARD, Presden. elect.
SSi 4 4 4 4. f PEAfl. q + l =
We a TIsD4as; Secretary Sss:ars,
DEMoCRATIC UNION CLUB ROOMS CITY HOTEL
Dr. Dear have he to trans
S I % Ss as e .on passed By this
On motion Of shaIlss H. Reed Resolved Tina. the thanks
~ Dr. q s
fore ns AND @ DO
al CONS ervsilve parties IN our state urging concert Of
and Which carried gu. ss coming campaign VIII insure
That our secretary copy Of the foregoing rssou
humble oS4 We es s.iee
EFrH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTK1cT.-A MEETING OF
Ianmany, of he Seventh and thirteenth wards New Ysf.
.een.s wards Of BROOKLYN, compring the Fifth Consr
District are requested % meet At Walisrs oreni. Hal.
evening October ts The purpose 90 aPp %:
9 =. DRNIkE, Chairman Tamnsny Delegation.
E'IRsT COMPANY DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON pIo
neer-A meeting Of the above company VIII be hsld on
~ Interested persons re sd 1s csS.s ssa'f
GRAND UNION ToRcHLIGHr PROCESSION.
The r % era Inv with TIC brand
and anti lincoln demonstration have engaged the No.
s4 Broadway, opposite the St. Nicholas hoisl headqua
pressing ocs.: an s1,nor,sa assg. Of an club.
requested 70 meet It hsada this a.ur ia evening
and making such other Arrangements be deemed
ceasary.
Butchers and associations 90 be mouued) and
clubs from adjacent cities also requested to send repre-
sentative.
The following gentlemen compose the Committee, to asss,
the undersigned until the arrangements competed-
MAJOR George b Hall,
William Wilson, 80,
Hon. koben u. Bradford,
William T. Jennings, ksq.,
Col. Jas @. urnhsm.
Peter McDerm0tt ESQ,
j. Keller, ESQ.
For further information would that the cnut0mplaod
torchIgAi procession will take place 2d inst
and ID expected that all clubs and associations viii
march from their respective headquaers the grand Union
ratification mee,ng be held at Cooper institute Monday
ISAIAH RYHDERs
Grand Marshal
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ANTHOLOGY.

A YACT.-A PHREHoLogIsT AND AsTaoLoosT
"A that beas the world IS 90 reward for any Wis
equal Miss WELLINGTON, who 10 Achno ~iedxed W
IN. only Indy the city Who truhfuly Information
corning ses awsuA ourneya absent frends love- cour
ship narv.se health wealth and who VII reclaim crunx
and unfahfu husbands Miss W. Ia the only persou h>
city who has he genuine Roman A1snans fos
love good luck and All business afsu guarantees
nfa Desy oousun this naturally sifted besufd
youns lady Lucky numbers given Highly respectable cy
references be II her residence 0l Hlh
ponr Eshth street
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Union HEAD QUARTERH, kAvToFAI DKNOCRArT0
II Volunteers ISL Bruafwsy The voers Of the city and
cpy 81 sew york opposed N the republican party
rsaue~-d meet In their several wards and ellen THREE
de-vsiss 70 EnerA ccmrse 70 M N oonjuscon wns M
selected f nominations already made By the different
political parties opprsed 70 the republican parry,
The Committee WI the l7h day 81 this mouth Al
The hoons n this A@ociauou, Isl Broadway, nj ~ o'clock
Credentials deiegsies Oh ud be nted 10 The Chief Sc
crcsary or before NE i0th instant
ny order the Krecutive Council u the National Demo
cratic yoIurt~sr n soLoNoFs. President pro tenn.
Jro. FsRrrsf. pNrrpfarv
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DROWNE fffHOTs AUCr1ONEERs-sArUkDAY Y,
ID October o. i0k O'Clock sAlearoom No 70 Mas
Household NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of solid rose
satin bro-wse rosewood Eegerss and
Rscresolres Cenir. Side Tables with marbls
Reception Chairs 10 rosewood and satin; French
lace ard brocats Window ca 1ains elegant octsve
riAnoorte kngbh Brussels Csrpess sod ross
Chamber Furniture BedsteSds Bureaus
washs.ands Chairs, Iablca wardrobes, seds Bedding.
Sheets Blankets Coverds Pillows Bolsters &C rich Dining
Rom rnrnlnrs Engli.h Ocloth. CarpeA. Rods. &c.
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eS ioa Ronuc&I mecunSA Ins nan cepaoic OF accom-
modAttpg 10 600 persona Apply on the premises
THE UNION DEMOCRATS or THE TWELFTH WARD
liquor dealers and ether citizens held meeting Wed
nestay evening October John LoonArds Hotel l7th
street and Third avenue 70 take into consideration the noi
nations made By the different branches OF the
party and TO adopt some Systematic plan Of action thereon
On motion, MI Terance nc0ure, Jr called N the
chair and Mr. John Leonard elected OF tho
meeting upwards Of 100 members OF the orgsaizAon being
present. The following resolutions a6opted.-
Whereas diensions have crept into the democratic party
seriously npang its 9Th and usefulness and whereas
candidates have been Donaon by different bodies of
each claiming be tina democratic party proper the
ocss thereby ensurng defeat EACH therefore,
belt
Resolved That the Union democrats viii only for
such candidates heretofove have proved themselves
" the spirit OF democracy and who win pledge themselves
carry the principles Of the The spt found
es Of the constiuou and opposed 70 party prescriptions Of
every kind.
Resolved That hold ourselves liberty 10 endorse
who be in nomination and will give sAsfac
tory evdense IL his integrity and ability fuff the Of
the Chico for which be may be candidate.
Resolved, Th OF this organization will oSly
support sush candidates ave been orsd this body
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DoLrTICAL-PALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALL 70
let for political meetingsL This hall Is capable Of
modaitpg 10000 persons- Apply on the premises
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lbs hands high very hsnasn@~ slae ~ hsrae.. saa
good sAddls horse rh-~naa 1rns "a
spls ndd ssfdle horss for 2dy fea1emaa " .sA
without reserve