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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

W. PORTER Z Co, AUCTIONEERs
a. PkKEMPT0RY SALE OF EIlHGANT ROSEWOOD.
sALNWoop AND WALNUT FuRNITUEE, MADE By :
AEkhs. k0Hx tkRcEIN, IN THE BEST

a: SssSSsT9sy sASH 2! AI MaSSET ROSEWOOD.
k2Ix xsb Is s1sN fEssEc II d 5Rp BEST
sold of ss ss o s
and assses patterns q French satin costly pier and manie
S q ss ss E:s w S1s
Tea & ss a a Sna aa
Clocks 4c Ac The particular attention Of housskeepers
extensive cS and costly Hoasshod
he hs dsr or s &S On BE @ q pa Ne
.ssph street between EshtS Sn.h avenues At iSl
swelling house, s 'a asso q
s Vi s0d he b.
Superior Velvet Carpets three acent solid rosewood
::iin ssssssos: essIs and ESs
wood reception and Armchars covered IN gold blue Grim
% lined fss aa AID ..a
Sood Cent? Tables with ca sssagary marble tops.
marble tops costly rosewood Eeseres with marble
P: plate S dS9 a,s 4s 70, the swpsr
molu Clocks elegant china Vases with tho
uas % w c and meant
e Mirror match zig feel $3.50 heavy
isnsys variety q on Painting. y native .tiss ssh land
Ss ave-
Cover Dining roonRich velvet tapestry osps. ia good
@ 'sa Sss
narcoh rosewood sus In costly India sstn ogether with all
the crystal cut Glassware Wines Cherars gnes Tumbers.
Gobes and Deeaness 10 match; rich China and dinner
Sets costly sverware and dinner Service q inch saye
Cake Baskets Casters Coffee and Tea urns Spooua F6ks
liquor Stand superior table Cutlery a. Chambers and
sery-Costy solid rosewood aud Bedge&ds Stat
~ marble top Bureaus wasl stands and Cnmodes % match
over twenty pure hair Matt from 40 70 80 ponncs mss
order In excellent condition. Counterpanes Hedspreads
ingram Carpea bedroom Mirrors Cocks Toilet Tables Towel
Racks Toilet Sets ocloths STAR Carpets and Rods mAho
cushioned Chairs kockep, Sofas Ualstand and
dining Tables together With large and desirable assortment
sale viii The sale Of the above Furniture viii
positively take place without regard 10 weather
person viii be In attendance and ship the articles go
Ing on, q the city at res.ouabe charge Deposits s.tfac
tory the aucuneeY VIII be required from AL purchasers
Terms cash and only money bankable In this city VIII be
q n Of bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

Ara MEETING or TIRE DEM0CaATrC ELECTORS
"A Il The Eleventh ward held II Peter rcAa wednesday
as, .s = ana P.s Eeg
S,ss oa.r:s y Dsisy md y .sGcs.iv :Sosssa
b,ed nov declare inssssos and ased deern
pssop 70 pudais All parssss vho assngs y fI eoAilcs
yish the psopls iof me assFas@1ess~s" No
isssl.sd issi v. DO .eoos.s sus or crzAaizA-
Iesvsd Thai rsfsrHas esynss desire fos ~ cos
soBdaop hearty cocpsrskon Of ~ citizens opposed 70
dsocr ss' ~, = Ne ~ss The Ara 10 ca es
her ne bali IN noem f union q ne ps:Ps ss.s
fus ~ :. . III II sSs = sposs % .ss eli
from any poitcAi crnanaison uniso nrousA " emssf
sssd ~ fss = q. oaee and eommss. scpcaa ~
vs L yess 1890 o., = &c ss 40 = y. - s
W %s1 Ssm - our snSsrc Sssrss ss COMING ssss
Iscivsd That BE- sumsiees q twenty i've svpoa,
= PA az 49, and Snss he connhass iAiHhs
On rstlos hs, ccmmies g twenty = sppo~ssa @s3s
On noson We adjourn 70 nsss = Ne ssA : @s 90
smss " AHs'se"s'okoR oE ANDERSON. cAAiraas-
| PArscx DAnsv, scerssAry.
r.I.A.5 E.r.cs SP a !; -. g.
ss: .s:ss.s. d.... Sss:ss.s s.s:.sy =.
% sSsyss n s'iss SSsis
Punuans 3 can q sAs QsnsrSi ocsnitsss Of fammsaS
EsSs = pscsz nisS.si sssss. fso.ss Ss~sr fsidci
A.Sss ssss. NJ: sssss ssS% 6siss. iols ssss. "A
xssraI osryssr.eu sA~s ssrnvs.. ye.syA ccssss
,s 10y -. 49, H.. sT.s r:,f s c.sss.
Z it go. ,n.-~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20
SALES ACT AUCTTDN.
yNO r. HUE0ERFoRp a CO., AUCTlOEFKRS
4 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


A mo fSssHssGsn !u GS 4ASS0sss's
PUBLIC AUCTION.
No. s west ssfss'
hs the
the best description, VIZ
Bookc sss Etsssres. Cabinets
Koeswocd and Mahogany Chamber Furniture
csns, Glass and silver Ware
aoses ccvssss Ise ooorsd broesds Of he riches. de-
pos s a
S
TOP superb ssoIs.aire and TrEaA Ohss
Win mother o. pearl made Paris Table
~ % s. large s'1 ss osr1sS
Two DO pier Arrsrs smsroidersa lace Curtains French
ansoin Mad TORTOISE she'll Velvet medallion csrpss
MSsac Rugs SAsss Table Antique reception Chairs rosewood
- SzcxIrIcEsT. ROSEWOOD r.,ANovoRrE.
carved lsss and case round fun iron plate
superor slegsnsy smb,o red cloth Cover rose
wood d' iISfiss 3 sss9'AAs music Books
s. c .sss
COPY from the crsns u Louyrs Ii. Marine Views
Scene ia two m.icA paintings soeuss sT;er'
Also numbeo fine cabsne. Pictures hnd French line
STATUARY BRONzEs, VASES
Marble Statue Of Washington Cupid and Psyche Pandora
Poetry HuAc and Painting Antique bronze Statistics tho
Crusader Cioyh Chafemsgns Antique bronze Vases from
Pompe and Htrcuaneum elegantly decorated Sovres China
Vases, from the co,leci4 n Of Jerome nonaparte
DINING ROOM
Fold OAK Buffet richly carved oak Extension Table is feet
draw Hertz Eaen Arm Chairs Buffers Tray, Dumb wst
Couches Siverware, Coffee n Oyster Tureen, Tea
se iebes Napkin Rnys Egg Stand and Boiler Cake Bas
ke Casters pcoDa Forks Toe Pitchers aud engraved
Glassware China ware from the celebrated house Of reepin
GO Parts. vs:-pe,anserss d9ests Chsnpsgnes Wines,
Table Cutlery and Linen gold band Dinner se decorated
Sen.
CHAMBERS
Rosewood Bureaus Bedsteadg, Conmodes wardrobes en-
suite style o. XIV bar sprng Matressss HAN.
Bed Linen Brussels Csrpes oval Mirrors Sofas ROCK
era &c. Aho the Furniture OF he upper chanlbma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

- - -
A rTENTI0N, PIoHEERS-AN ADJOU RNED MFEr
Ing Of the Douglas Central Pioneer Club Will be held
ry'hagorss Hall Nos iSf and i6 Canal this Thurs
oy evening at O'Clock precisely Members elect who have
not signed thc constitution are requested 70 be
HIRAM kETCHUM. Jr. President.
d.. w q :. e eonsAs. {sscrsArss.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN-AN AD
N ourned meeting Of ths Convention viii be held III Thop
Hose NO Union square, Thu sday Sept 10 at
county oehces. p. w. ENGE, Chairman.
w. UU SsTss; }sseyl
WE, THE UNDERsIGkED. INsPECToRs OF THE
primary election hed- the evening Of the 10Th nss
At the corner Of Twenty second seet and Third
eighteenth waydD, In accordance call Of the Democratic
her ubcAn General Committee OF Tammany Hail. DO hereby
certify that the following ticket YVES duly ciected:-
EcBTKxHxH wA1D Dgn0CRAYfc CONVENTION.
No l-Delegates 70 The County Convention.
James Iryirg, john Pendergraas.
Henry MoMurrey, David Kehoo
Richard Murphy, John Reilly,
Thomas BanckeF.
No. 2-0ongressoaal-
Oliver s. HbbArd, John Irving,
George Hudson, Robert foster
Henry Matthew'S, John Eesbn.
John Gregory.
No. 3-Assenbly
Morris KellInger. Patrick MMsaus
George Mc0rASh James vAis.
John HsrrnGoa. Edward Mariner,
Alfred jones' John Mapes,
John D. Barry
$ Ss$s s ss SIS$SsS'. inspectors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

AucrTor ro1IcE-rIhroe. rrArQe PIANOS
"a Two eexAnt IpNrum~na roeewoof Canea elabc ssteT
carved e beauuf pesr teys hs.e been 10 uss csy one
mon Sale 70 taxs phce - De dveihaG huse = We.
iox olcck-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

4 ucrIoN -YRnaors ABOUT REMOVING Will FIND
"A 40 their sdy.niass % cal On ne ores nercpnltAn
WAGONS for removing families IN 10 country city Carts ~
~ Nru All hints o 6tAtusry. Paintings ranofcvtea r~r
peoksi end shipped 70 Ill pars q ~. world. -
=. 0OuLDGmIrH. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

a 90 Harcock co. On per cent bords
an Harrington and n. sandy ma Isl rnortxayc bonds.
500 NJ vernon ER Let mortNse honda
600 Town o. y s.d.scn per cent bonda hyp.
eU Ohio and nbs RI n mortgage bonds, W. ID
kers regular sale Monday, eent. ~ Regular suctton
and bono. Monday and 1harsay or ever
day ~hen required lax O'Clock Atthe saesroo No
ss wuias street. Merchants KschAnee prssereA
oxs honda bought and sok .. private eAle asd - Ne
prusers' Board. ALBERT b. NICOLAY
vAuctopeev anAk tock Broker = william arest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

r AFDs on THE HUDSON RrvKR AT AucTIoN-wrxl.
~, On SATURDAY Ne "a a.y g csgss@sw ,.,asl u =
eeAssd suats1 NE we~e ade Of Ne Hndspn nye b.
tween Burs Fern snA Port ies about css nile Ssssh q
Bulls Ferry.
The homss~sd ic ccusias sbous AIRY sc.ss srA sAsy
sused The HudsoH river With ont of no ~
river and fovs pArnleiofrHn neariy rsaaecr az sscus
LOO feet deep dirsruy Opposite lisA ~ "a ~ ~
psss sic.s ne frcst sso.t miles Az. fro. s =
wschswken ferry ebnrecsd wish bn4A 81 ~ Hudnos
River urhe, Of The Aneu ar ~ h ~ vcisiy q ne~
DE tive! sacvhs nnely owsrds he Hrdsnn ~ rssdn.
over hsrhAfsas fsand Long island anx Cnunecut ~ sv
sss sdIolss he r-sAdsscs ~ jos vas vsst k@g.
chains from u Hudsn yvss ADJOINING Asds bsrsat n
.ss q iAs prs~y nay ~ - = ~ 90.
IA ,xro,.... ,... 10, . a. - - ssrry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20
J. BLEECKER, AUOTT0NEER.
"A. 0RKAT AUCTION sALx OF iee VALUABLE

LOTS.
On lith and INT ava, h and 70h As, belonging 70
the estate Of Frances HendrtokA doceasod-
A. BLK1CKiR, SON CD WI ssll Il sucsios. Tues
DAY, eept - at II O'Clock, the hcrchants Excanea-
On lAh Az, lou " bet een va and 7sth IS
On llth Az, ots on between nh and I9th So
On 18th ay., lots o. bet tween 18th and 70sh
On l2sh Az, lots on 9 a. between I'M and 75tA sn
On l2tA ~. lots on the O. o. corner OF nh 81
On 7th st % lots d and between fA and f1h ava
On 7Sh - ~ lots and ., between llsh and IN ava
(wth mAnsaon)
on 7Sh q. y lots on . = between I'm sni lsh ava
On 7Nh o.. lots n O., 100 n eaG OF lAh ~.
TIE above valuable property has been IN ths posso1 OF
The Hendrinhs family for years and 81 eiby situated for
land slopes besutfus b The river the
waies rights which embracing from. q ~ block. eIsnd
so sections RIB lUo n wide and opened, graded
curbed guitered and Sget 70 the ryer THIS probably
oveest for sale In The city, and ice In
the Of Burnha Hotel and adjoining the Land Of Mayor
WOOD The viii BE- liberal An1 large privileges viii 10
sALK ABSOLUTE
Maps and full particulars be had A No Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

A ucrroE rorIcx -BuRsHAMs vuHEIrunE n.
"A rrrsr and Psehing EsAbn &meat III aud us wsg
siyrst between Tifh and Hsth Hou eshoA
fuulsure Of evey description bored and shipped 10 al pNs
rage for furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

TIENRT II. LEEDS CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II Japanese goo IAcguercd Ialai1 Cabmes Ja-
H%oT % VDsss - 49,. - nr 20
slS anf Friday, sis tspember .. No ~ 6scsdvay nez
elegant nvocs yApanees yocdA yu fro. ys2sa
snongChea ere large OAbinss mounted wbs sfver. frun
enrique rorcslAis B..ziaa wruss D.is slsssss :ssrs
Pre- serssaa embroidered with rassd sk nsrsa Reg Oups
eod lined Bsekee Boobies And Cups Shawl Bones and rsas
vsss real China about 600 real Japs.sss grcA such =
on IRON TUESDAY 18th until ~ Ais Il he above
every Aicls ordered 70 be sod FOR whaa WIN briag
~ the mAxkss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20
IJKNRy b. HERrs JR. AUcrroHIER LARGE SALE
- I" "' rRruAv grpr n

FRIDAY 6KPr. n
Al n ociock. ~ the ssiesrcoms No ~ Pine sreet
sale Of large stock OF choice orpcer1es Wins
snd order OF The Superior vrsng
and biark TeaA Conees white yellow and coffee 6usArs
kpces Yickes Sauces Oh Olives sarnes nAocaroni Yer
miceH Tour Butter foAps Candies Starch, Indigo
Yyina BraDdss Bourbep whsle, Ch.nyaene claset PORT
Sbesry ard other wines HAvsoa German and domestic Sc
r0s Platform scales Iron safe, 10. THIS sale d well worthy
he ~ The city and country trade Catalogues VIII
be ready on the morning OF sac
JJARDwAHE AuCrIon HorICn-IHc1gpsD IN
u q dag viii be fousd ~ tuble barrel guns sD
csses Cut Tschs bales two ply Hewns TwinA 40 Ibs Wa
urbuy Brss Companys Bras Kcaea 81 nns patsd BrAda
Sc Bits zach, Ac. Terms months.
TosEyH HOFFMAN. AUTHORITATIVE DAY,
81 thursday Sept % n " ocnck r. NJ. nj 81 Becond
place crrer Of Clnio, street. eo~h Brockiyn-cusehold
Furui Brue and inerain Carpeia hsndae rosewood
ersus Table Bookcase mahogany French Bedsta6a WITH
srrrs mahogany BuTet Chas Tables Orb, Re
frssrHi r, Also hAndsns ChandeDsvs Pendants and
Brsckex. Hoe and rpe
Al rox O'Clock a Al The Central sslss,ooma wuoussby
Rewni~ weeky ssle eorpstsns rsnsrs, as.ortmsnt q
stoves Brussis shrve My and inNn Carpets Ofclosha
Mating. Ac. Also. thsivna. showcaaea Liquors snd 400
rrnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

a RAuu OPPORTUNITY ron PKRgOHD IN WANT
"A q arM saa cabsDsl purnkurs o. HcusehoA 0ccds q
desss No Is CLINTON plsos IN Hgtkh Areet few door, ves
W Broadway, v b. sd = prfv.Ae sns one ~ - vauo
so s.sssi "a pr,Ts. family a. IA cs ssods 10 ans
octave rosewood Piano. rcr and hApte ornAnsnA veves
end CArpess ROSEWOOD blseh walnut 80 ma1neAay
Dvsvssy Kanisl CckA nrccss and peoor.non: On fHin
end 70 he catAxe Nohins be axhs1 for ai ~ hAvs
nj roA Cal and frum A. n. b6f.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20
ISDwARD sCHKNCK. AUCTIONEuR-
ID NPORTER'8 SALE or
sUPgkB rRENCH AND EN0LIsH FANCY 0OOD6

N COLTOE AUCTIoNEKR.-RICH AND 0BNTKKL
II Furnture from Brooklyn Carpets &r.-Y COTTON
Win sell on frhy sept ~ q los q aoch q No - Beck
from Brookyn Ths sale Win nch Parior Dining
Bedroom and Basemsnt Goods and Ia large quantities.
including rosewood black walnut and nAhoxAny
tisy Of Carpets Oiciotla of
made " order only May last Those Who
res Nv good fur niure advantage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20
MATRIMONIAI~.

AZ AnrnrcAr aRrrLnAx, WHO mas T9AvuL.D
"A ~ pea yeas ksroys 1900 $3.50 49, - yis
"a es.snauss, ven ss..s.sa a.s .adsss. = sss..d
ssss~hnsni VIII 9 vssto vedlo>k, IN soos 60
sssHi -iaev o. yc@a hsy. vho go:ss.ss = -
wksh sSAn ever rs.sin v - ows sans ssdo vs.sA
,,rdevsrred = fruw Mghay rssVersAbi fanily - -
SroVey sfvins IN aa1 absral ndtduAi scona
And VII give Ne iaay Husfse<ory References and Ne
son q resutrg A ne<hcd - tnscduron, befors n r
eolcsd To tse lsdy who o. uutAfuy comply 70 -
above gentlemen respectfully solcih IN anccrfY
corr~spundence whisb mar anonymous desired 80
oNee a. yoxh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

j. BI.FECKKR, AuCTrOuEKR
"A. Valuable Dey and rvessy eighth street Property.
A .. BLKFcKER son 90. vii srl on Monday. Sept "a ~
u O'clock At the Merchant KxchAngs.
os Dny srIhe i've story brosn stone front store And
Lot No a. W. 1875 by III ard II covered hY buildings.
ON Tvssry sThe hrs elas. four story and 49,
trout House and Lot No ftfth
avenue la as BY 100 feet, house % BY about S.
haps. &c 81 No Pine sree.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

VoAE H. BuRLEY. AuCrIoxEER, WILL SELL rHfs
al DAY Al tpo o'clfck n su Canal street. large sssot
ent houss IBID furniture and Ca pets, conasvnR q
marble p snd oihsr Bureans eofas eoea Bets mahAny
and exerson centre and other Tables, ward
robes hair and obsr nAsses Feasber Beds Buokcssca
lace dsask Curtains pier mantle sud ether yassea
Brussels three ply and otter Caxteta Blsnkets Conorters
ehrets Cutlery kcbea Furnurs All 70 b sold vnhout
reecrve 10 The hrhena bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

A YOUNG WIDOW. or rREpossEssIro AfrhA-
"A rance, wko 10 coscr.ed N refined ard edncateo -
crty would IKE mahe the Hnausins srce msaas
eemS<mAn wsth . nstrfmony. fors nee1 -
crpt circumstances b, suprort we WI ss"-
L.. Madam square Post c<sce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

I'M AID ron sALE--oNE rrALrAM HOUND
nailsst handsnoseb pure ~ W 49,. - p,,ss
accsy ~ scSsk Terriers oftke pursss erese ~
"a ave biask asA tan Does one 49, ~, 49, ~ - -
~ 49, - ar Pups: Also, number o. nr!s
iIssA Dcss; o~s ersra lsrrs and hssd - ~Sm
\, veB brchea; . fair uiAl can ~ Mrs.s ri
s sr Scssy ssSlA ssrsss, sadeIro.d..y. y =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

uCTToN FoTTCK-M. DOUGHTY AUCrI0Nkxe,
"A VIII scl 70 morros. Friday. sept - of ocloek =
ingram BRUSSELS cArge nAhosany and ross wood
Purrturs suite VIA Tete tstes sfsA pevior and ~m
Chniru Centre fables on Painns eriepson Dining Tables
Rookessea dressing Buyeeua wsssstsnas seosesds -
- r~re.rsnvsiv MIA FOR casA W hishet bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

4 uCrrox NorrcI-eRoCKRrEs, FISH, LIQUORS,
"A esrars Ao -HErky 0RneN wtn sell hls day. ri lok
rirr bbs scale tiss bbh pehsd Herring isrgs :. q
rrubbins Rrrshes and ohns aAs,vtsd Aquos
bav Rum 100 CAret III 90 eegsa IONS whe lea
aiso 10, DRY and Fancy oocda sAfA Dsswera, CosA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

AUCTION NOTICE DAME. A. MATTHEW, AUG
ffRfsPTosy snEafor arp 20 TOR BueorEs
BUTLER SCHULTZ MATHEWS vii cell n suction, 70
morrow ridayl N o'cisca their sac~room. o. Coda
res road depos wsgus Tor two four persoss
kockawsy ~, al buE h he vsry tss mAnser. and war
rxntet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20

10Th WARD.
10 AZ an election hsld tAs day a Hslpia's, corner
Me Democraac Republican General Committee Il rAnasny
HALL the following ucks unaniaousy elected 70
this ward In the county Assembly and Congressional
Conventions:
CONGRESS- AssxmnxY.
Michael HAlpin, Peter HAlpip, John D. Mc0reeor
Adam Lab 1rue, John hackey, Henry Weu,
q. T. Graham Peter Carroll, Perry Beston,
J. G. Broadhead, Harrison Bethany William white
Peter O'Nel, Peter WEIGH, ]. j. 0reeuough,
james Murray. Timothy West, Thomas rfvers.
William Morrison, James Gregory, Bernard 0arvey,
Patrick emAs
Thomas Dean.
PETER WHICH.
JOHN WfLkfN6 INSPECTORS.
WILLIAM MORRTBOH\
NEW TORE, September 49, le00
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-13

B- The Freeman's journal Catholic
and Democratic) publishes at length the cor
respondence between Grow and Branch, and
Thus handsomely compliments the Pennsyl
vania Representative:
=" We depart from our rule now, TO express
our entire commendation of the course TAX
en- by Mr.. Galusha A. Grow in regard to
Mr.. L. OBJ. Branch. These gentlemen are
known to their respective friends to be men
of determined physical courage, but Mr..
Grow has shown that.h he is equally possess
ed of the higher quality of moral courage.
His plea is not by any means that he is
noneombatant. His answer implies that he
is thorough fighting man-but he declines
violating at once the laws of the Christian
religion, and the laws of his country, by
accepting the barbarous and unreasonable
appeal to deliberate trial of skill at muir
der Mr.. Grow is a political opponent but
we must say that, in this matter, he has
entitled himself to the respect of civilized
men,"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-13

RSA A late number of the Westminster
ReUietC, in noticing a posthumous collection
OF lectures on Geology, written by Hugh
Miller, makes some startling statements rel
alive to tine probable existence of human
beings on earth before the time of the accre-
dited head of the present race of men. 1t is
founded ON the discovery of certain imple-
ments, similsr to those in use among rude
nations, in those geological deposits which
science has proved were made many thous-
ands of years since-long before the begin
ming of the six thousand years which Scrip
ture chronology assigns as the age of the
present race of men. These discoveries were
the finding by NJ. De Perfumes of fiints obvi-
ously fashioned by the hand of man, in gra-
vel pits on hills two hundred feet high, near
Abbeville, France, and also under the floor
Off cave in Devonshire, England the gravel
bed being overlaid with thick beds of sand
and loans, containing the delicate she'll OF
fresh-water Elollusks.
These were examined by two capable
biologists, and from their investigations the
differences, according to the ReViei0, seem ir-
resistible that these implements were origin
ally imbedded in the gravel with the re-
mains ofaninals which are known to have
tenanted Europe during the period of its
formation; and the only reasonable doubt
that can present itself as to mans cotempo-
ranity with them arises out of the question,
whether these flints were really fashioned
by the art of man, or whether they may
have derived their peculiar CONFORMATION
from natural causes. The latter, however,
is asserted to be clearly impossible.
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RETURNED TO A DEsoLATE HoME.-Lieut.
Davis, of the q. s. Navy, passed through
this city. yesterday morning, on his way
home, after an absence of two years on the
high seas. Having learned of the death of
hisssather, the Hon. John w. Davis, he was
Fastening home, and on his way was ins
formed of the death of his mother; and,
upon reaching this city, he received the
still more painful intelligence of the death
of his only daughter, to whom he was most
fondly attached. None but those who have
lost such loved ones can realize the terrible
agony that must have wrung the brave
mans heart, upon receiving this painful
intelligence erre Haute Express.
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A RARE CHANCE TO
Make Money!
PLANK RoAD MILLS FOR SALE!


1 offer for sale my FIGURING and Grist Mills, sit
uated the Plank Road, in the cit: of HendeT-
son, Kentucky, ON such terms as will induce any
one with small capital TO make a small fortune
in the investment. The machinery, consisting of
two engines with eight inch cylinders the boiler
pair French burrs, fHul's French Senate NIills,l
for wheat and corn good bofting apparatus. Ali
the machinery in good repair and working order,
and in fact everything complete to go to bus mess
with sufficient amount of custom work to keep
the mill running night and day; but with few
hundred dollars capital, person can make it more
profitable TO purchase grain and grind it on their
own account, all the flour, meal and offal can be
sold at the very highest prices at home that the
mill can grind. And in word, if the mill is well
managed it will make from $50 to $50 per dav, at
very small expense to it. The mill is well sit
uated beautiful half acre lot, worth from 5000
$500, and is daily increasing in value. will sell
bargain in the above property on favorable terms
By making one payment, the mill can make the re-
ferred payments. For further information on the
subject apply TO W.N. THOM PSON.
Henderson, Ky. jan11-Gw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-13

Too TRUE TO BE funny" What is Ex-
ira Billy about now?" asked o young mem
Der of Gov. Corwin, as he observed the
aforesaid Hon. William drain a glass of
egg-nog.
ale is imbibiAg, believe, little South
ern constitutional law" responded the Gov
Mac-0-cheek Press.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH NoTIcE.-The Rev.
ELIAS BURDsAL is expected to oficiate in
st. Pauls Episcopal Church, on next Sab
bath morning, at the usual hour. Due no.
tice viii be given by ringing the bell.
LEcTURE.-W. X. McGREw, Esq, will de-
liver lecture GU Commercial Law to the
students of BEHM's Commercial College,
this friday evening, at y o'clock
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1WVO yURKGH.A.S-TS, PHk,SICE.ayN'S
AND nRuGGISTS
SIZE a .N'D RET.FKI
" ROCK 4 STATIONERY STORE. asyzsl

Just received and for sale by the sub Et4EfN
acriber a large and splendid assortment AEk3#S
of Books and Stationery, consisting in aE&zZ
mart of COO Reams OF Cap, Letter and &z2V
Note Paper 500 Quires Of Blank Books, from loo.
10 $50 per quire; l5O,OOO assorted Envelopes;
memorandum Books of all kinds also, a large
aortment Of School Books Bibles of all kinds all
kinds Of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens Of all
kinds Steel Pens Of every brand; Gold and Silver
PsnhOlders and Pencils; Pocket Books aud Port
mon;ias of every description Musical Instruments
sno PaDer and Pictures States aud Pencils; Ink
and Inkstands and many ether articles too nn-
aarous to MENTION all OF which will DO sold Al the
- l-.,,sat nrice for cash. J. HEALY,
Foster's Block, corner Of Main and First streets.
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