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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-21
SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.


A TrENTIoN CAPITALISTs.-wANTED 5000. TO
n start Sea Island place. Edisto Island
~ miles from Charleston and accessible
Tho owner aud subscriber who has been for 10 years
planter and his proposes plant short cotton
70 employ u hands and 10 mules and to divide with
who viii advance the above amount, . sufficient
start said the net proceeds after deducting expenses.
q, 1865 Refers tc-Messrs Pculain and John Bones
Augusta; Mcssrs. Frazer DILL Hon William whaiey.
Messrs Whaey Lord Attorneys Charles Furman, Prrsf
dent Bank state South Carolina; Hon James r. Campbell.
Messrs. Mills, Beach Co., Charleston, y. @.
WANTS EMPL0YMENT-A MIDDLE AGED MAN,
w who has had ID years. experience in Georgia and Ala
bamn thorough practical horticulturst; In
liar with the management of cotton plantation Can
Smiths seed store. 65 Libeity st. New York
dress Henry Deverc, 100 Suffolk st.
WANTED-A TENANT To GROW COTTON; ONR
w who will supply $4,000 TO $4,000. 20 pay labor, fur
nish supplies machinery and
houses desroyedin the for rich
plantation OF no the city OF Savannah.
which free from freshe aud well drained to be
In cotton aud provons rent 70 he paid In share OF the
the cotton being OF fair quality viii be for
tenant desire, nj 70 cents pound Judcious cultvs
ton should produce bale Of cotton 30 bushels
70 the The houses machinery implements
70 be taken valuation OF lease Of one years
Address me at Savannah, Ga. w. q. DANIELL.
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AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.
III BY
MINER 3 SOMERvTLLE,
SaesrOom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q.
x. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER,

Il. BURNHAM, AUCT1OfEER
hce Household Furniture, Paintings Pianofortes Stauar
and many aud costly Works Of and Articles
vu. ut public auction. This day Tuesday, the eles
SIKH avenues, sals conmencinx lOs oclock,
Drawing Room Furniture superb suits covered with French
roeatel az the richest description Window Curtains 10
latch, Etager-s, Bookcase Bots dc Rose Cabinets Encoig
hsndelers Bronze Satuary Bronze and Ormolu Clock,
Dill Paintings, by ancient and modern artists; superb
Paintings views Of Ancient Rome original by Cole Holy
st Petersburg Marine Views, Flemish Interiors, Pastel
Paintings French Line Engraving Artistic Bronze statu
ary-Hamle shaksperc. Mazeppa, Minerva, Diana Nep-
magnificent rosewood Planoorte richest instrument offered
auction this round Stool Cover, Music
stand rosewood and walaut Dressing Bureaus Beseads
Armrc face, style Of Louis XIV iIar and Spring Mat
tress Sofas Chairs Extension Table, Buffet elegant and
costly Glassware. Table Cutlery Silver Dinner and Tea
service Silver Casters Tureens Salvers Pinch Bowl China
Also the Furniture OF the
Housefor sale, inquire OF the auctoneer
II D. EGAN, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
- o'clock at 436 Canal street. large lot of second
Sofa Beds and Lounge also large lot of other goods
Biastet shoets Pillow Cases &c Threepy Brussels and
Carpets Dealers and others please attend Sale
itiv.
LDwARD sCHENcK, AgCTIoNEER,
y SEvRES VASES, DINNER SITS,
TEA AND TOILET SETS, AND sTATtARY.
To he sold NJ auction Wednesday and Thursday a l0
NJ, at o. Liberty street.
MDwlRD PETTINGER, AUCTIoNEER, lbs AND I57
,rriagc House No. Pike street Furniture &c, belong
Eagle Hose Company No. l. consisting Of elegant
wood Furniture, covered with hair on Paintings En-
Solid sssr Irra%ps magnificent Ss s,9r Lac
rs Bedsteads Bedding, Crockcry Kitchen Uteasls &C.
I, peremp,ory. Catalogues ready.
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TRAvELLERs. GUIDE.

HUDSON RIv.R AND HARLEM RAILROADS.-ON
II and after Midday, Nov trains for Albany and Troy
connecting with Northern Western trains will
new YORK as ollws:-vs Hudson River Road, Ihrtieth
street ana Tenth aenue 7O and 10 A. M and $780, and
II +. Nj and VII Harlem Road, Twenty sixth street and
Fourth avenue atll A. NJ aud r. N. The Y. M train
runs on Sundays. Al
VIM. II. VANDERBILT, Vice President.
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UCTI0N SALE OF CROCKERY. alchemy g..
n EVANS Auconeer. will sell In lots 10 suit retailers,
Tuesday. November 81 at 10 O'Clock at IS Barclay street
general assortment OF White Granite and Common Ware,
;hss~sre fancy China Toys toy Ten Sets French China
ClerY Sale positive and Goods carefully
packed for shipping.
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E,OR SAVANNAH GE0GA.
II ATLANTIC COAST Nil STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
scmiweekly, eonneetiH eth railroads and steamers
throughout Georgia and Ffd8.
The and elegant ste1nsnips
H. LIvfNGsTO3 Captain j. r. Baker:
EUTERPE, Cspn Eidrdge;
vARuNA. Capla WhitehurM:
neutrality-suspicious. Breaker
win leave pier North ver every "Wednesday aud Ssfur
day st3P NJ These seners unrvaled for speed and
passenger accommodation
The elegant ssesship EUTERrR leaves wsdne..
day. Nov. ".
For freight or passage Oily to
LIvfNGS1N, FOX 4 CO, i<l Broadway.
Agent 1t Savannah. JON r. WILDER who win forward
all goods Intended for thsuterior
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sHYPPIy0.

SHIPPIN0.
EoR RicHsosD. CITY POINT AND NORFOLK,
l~A uo~ 70 the wharf at Richmond.
= Tue new and eegant SIDE wheel steamships HArrERAH
Ever, aes ssss .e1an
q ss's1 CO.. ri ,.S%y
ts ar ,seey on our covered pier % North river stA
oress promptly forwarded.
E'oK WILMINGTON, n @.
l. CommercialLine Of United States Mail Steamships
wnnsA ns.x;e Captain plain, ALEX Hunter.
,wAsHINaTtN Captain o. chichester ''"'
1as srsSs NOD. sa sad
cHSs i i; TFITi$SS = South e Y, street.
l EMIGRATION AND RoREIaN ExcHASaE orrcE.
06 SOUTH STREET
Persons wshin 70 send for their friends have them
lowest possible r@es' from Liverpool and from
RyTr LONDON NRn .ovvr.
Drafts 90 croaBrain and Ireland from "a and upwvrds
rAPscOrr BROS CO.. ss South street.
ITO Isl sH j. PEI FREIGHT TO PACIFIC COAST.
win sail on TUESDAY, NOV n. Al nooS. "'" NO.
. SLOW nrelgn, MI ee received vi 5P nth unes:
pie, North foot q Canal Street No Hsrossas os
- ''e'n ne's'er ." VIZ Il e s :sRc 6 ~. line
Sole Freight agents Pacific NAH Steamship Company.
RED RIVER Packet COMPANY.
JoHs Kous BROS sHSs s sSys 0sss' proprie.or
Ccmgossd Of aesmers NEW KKA, -; PIONEER
oohE Eos sss!s sss
8tsssAAmmEk, l. l. Koun., master; JUDGE FLETCHER,
To contract for reght passage 10 every point on Red
river apply heocs or BY letter despatch Mark goods
forwarding connmenis and orders 70 purchase cot.
Ton up Hea 'or scited Refer 70 business men generally
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UcTION NOTICE -ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF ALL THE
A elegant aud costly Household Furniture contained Ia
sh elegant residence 30 Washington Of Wav
erley place this day Tuesday II O'Clock precisely
sistng OF elegant octave Panoforte round
ners containing all the modern improvements $780,
Parlc Suits covered In the richest description Brussels and
Ingran Carpets Oil Paintings. marble top Tables Bureaus,
elegant Bedseads pure Curled Hair Mattresses, Feather
Beds Bedding enameed Chamber Furniture Silver Plated
Ware and every article usually found In first class house.
Parties wishing to purchase assured that this sale
peempty the house Is sold and must be vacated mme
diatey Responsible attendance cart pack ship
AperYthinR ni.rclnsed at tha
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IIENRY ID MINER AUCTfOHRER-sALRsROOM 81
Ill Nassau street, opposite the Post cd'cs-MlNEH .
sOMERvJIIB will sell AZ auction Tuesday. New. n a
IL O'Clock In front Of their saesreoD eeenn& serre
Pony years old, warranted sound snA hna gentle N Al
harness and under saddle; csse 10 three mnusss
and has been driven by lady sZsssd,d Pony rhsstss
hands high years odd warranted sound Kind and
crne ali and under the sddie can rot easily 10
~ minutes Coupe Harness, used but two timea;
M Ar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

A Z. SHANNeN NOTARY PUBLIC FOR LOUDoN
-. county, commissioner OF Deeds for New York,
Mining Agent an Superintendent AUSTIN Loudon county
Nevada.
DISEASES oFTHE KIDNEYS, CHRONIC cYsTETIs
~ &c-Person afflicted with diseases Of the Kidneys
by addressing Fel,w Sufferer Long Island City. NJ r. En-
close two stamps.
nR. ACHILI vELPEAU'S REMEDY
~ MAMMALEON,
10 East Fourth stset bottles $l2
Sent by express erywhere
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
A Case OF Conscience.

DR.. Sprague relates in the annals Of
the American pulpit, curious case Of
conscience DR.. Gay for some time
missed the hay from his barn, and was
satisfied that some one had stolen it,
With view to detect the thief, he took
a dark lantern stationed himself near the
place where he supposed he must pass
In duo time q person whom he knew
passed along into his barn, and auickly
came out with as large load Of hay as be
could carry upon his back, the doctor,
without saying word, followed the thief,
and took the candle out of his dark Ian.
tern, and stuck it into the hay upon his
back, and then retreatcd. In moment
the hay was in light blaze; and the
fellow. throwing it from him in utter con.
sternation, ran away from his perishing
booty.
The doctor kept the affair secret, even
from his own family and within day or
two, the thief came to him in great agita,
ton, aud told him that he wished to con.
iess to him grievous sin that ho had
been tempted to steal some Of your hay
and, as he was carrying it away, the AL
mighty was 60 angry with him that He
had sent fire from heaven and set it Il
blazing upon his back. The doctor
agreed to forgive him on condition of hi
never repeating the offcnse.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
Can a NTother Fofeet9 ? !

Can mother forget7 Not morning,
noon or night, but she looks into the cor.
ner Of the kitchen where YOU read Robi.
son Crusoe, and thinks Of you as yet a boy.
Mothers rarely become conscious that
their children are grown out Of their child
hood. They think ofthem, write to them
as though not full fourteen years Of age.
They cannot forget the child. Three times
a day she thinks who are absent from, the
table, and hopes that next year, at farthest
she may just 'have her now family there,
and il you are there, look out for the fai
limb Of asfried chicken, and coffee which
nobody but sgerybodyS own nother..can
make. Did Hannah forget Samuel A
short sentence, full Of household history
and running over with genuine mother
love, is telling beautiful g moreover, his
mothermade him little coat and brought
it to bin from year to year when she came
up with her husband to sacrifice"
A mother mourning at her frsi.born's
grave, or closing the eye Of the child after
death. displays agriefw very sacred
ness is sublime. But, heavier than the
death stroke is the desperation Of son
who rushes over a crushed heart, into
vices which he would hide from even the
abandoned and vile. a11 s9fY.il
|. Napoleon was once asked hy a --iad,
what France needed for the education ol
youth /; and the short, profound reply was
"MoTHERs. (" '-1' ''ei .'-'' "
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
A ssLub Letter.v

A clergyman 10 one of tho South,
ern States, noted for the easy polish Of
his manners, and especially for the beau.
ty of his penmauship had o favorite
slave who fell deeply in love with sa.
BILE beauty on neighboring plantation.
The ardor of the flame that consumed
him was such, that it at length overcame
his bashfulness and he begged his mas.
ter in most moving terms, to write lub.
letter for him. The master at once con.
sented; and after writing q long, and
howery ep;stle, in the most approved love.
letter style, and in faultless chirography
read it over to the expectant dcrkey. q
He seemed much delighted with IT,
and allowed his master to seal and almost
finish directing it, when q shade passed
over his countenance; and looking ex.
ceedingly puzzled, lie burst forth "l'
"0h, Lord Massa dat neber do =
Neber do in this "varsal world -
"Why, what now, Pompey 2" what is
the matter2 WHAT'S it that displeases
you in the letteri' .,,..vv ., j
'a"Why, Massal you learned gomman,
and not know dat and even poor Pomp
he kuowH Oh, Lord gorra thought
whits folks know sumthingP (This last
was aside.) "Don't you see, you neb,
Der finish lub-lettersl You not say,
"Please excudge de bad writing r.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
Horrible Affair in Georgia.

The Rome (Ga.) Courier, of the 7th,
says: On Saturday, August 27, two citi
zeBs of Pickens county, named Gravelly
and Nally, went to church during the
hour Of pre- Ring, and called for two men
who were i11lhe church, against whom
they had an old grudgo. The men refu
sing to come cut, Gravelly and Nally
went in, drew their pistols and commenced
shooting. They shot several times, and
killed one man and mortally wounded a
hdybeiore the desperadoes could be forced
to desist On Wednesday following.
Lieut.. Harper, Of Company Q, Goth Indi
ana, with three men and three citizens Of
Cartersville, went to -Pickens county for
the purpose Of arresting Gravelly and
Nally. They found Gravelly his three
sons and Nally, all in Nally's house,
thoroughly armed and prepared to resist
an arrest. Messrs. Smith ard Collins,
,as they were citizens, went to entreat them
TO surrender As they approached the
door, both were shot ard killed. 1t was
about s o'clock at night A general fight
ensued, lasting nearly half an hour. Two
of the desperadoes being then dead, aud
third mortally wounded, the other two
rushed out of the house and attempted to
escape by running. Ono was killed, the
other, saying he never would surrender
attemp ed to shoot one of the soldiers, and
was himself dispatched with a bayonet.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
Planl shade Trees.

2 40. 80
There IS glory in tree. Il distin-
guishes paradise from desert. The
lake coast has discovered this Atsnoh.
inal expense they, at settlement, beauti,r
fed there homes in incompatible excess
Of their ueighbors from the summit level
to the Ohio river. 9Profuse shade en-.
belhshed their domestic lawns, their pubs
lic walks and streets. To them shade Isl
essential. Trees arc deemed sponta-
neous luxury, like air. They arc liIe-
preseryers amid the sun-strokes Of July OF.
the blasts Of December, How irrepara-
bic blrndera the Western pioneer, who
plans to rid his first building acre Of ev-
cry tree and shrub. The axe enters, and
that spot is as soon void Of its glory and
strength as was Samson sans locks. Bet
ter be lenient to an occasional beech, ma.
pie, or oak, well topped. "A three.min.
utes. iEdiscretion of the axe must be ex.
plated by immediate replacing, vast pains
and expense in the parching rays, and q
generation's growth. How devoted were
tuo OIulub ulniu tnotf suVfou OdkHl NUU
our emigrants wholly forego the shady
luxury to avoid Druid idolatry?
There is devotion Of the Creator ID.
spiredby that friendly shade.tree near
the door. whera the sneial .chair I;.es-.i-
as the shadows heightened, the plan Of
life is shaped, and grandsire lore and
tradition are rehearsed.
A tree speaks volumes, though dead
and leaAess. Are there no emotions of
moral grandeur kindled by the majestic
old oak stump? Storms have shaken il
in vain fire has climbed it in spiral zig.
gag to the top. 1t stands alone, and
thirty yards from earth its only remain.
ing arm points towards the .north. star -
Bald grandsire Of the neighboring sap
ling world of ruddy limbs, it points its
youthful progeny up to God. Pioneer,
have mercy on those curly headed sap.
lings around your prospective dwelling--
maugle them not: nrs s5I 8
"Woodman, spare that tree. y ea,
| Touch not single bough y
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
A Sea Monster.

On Wednesday morning last strange
animal passed 10 front Of Atlantic City,
just outside of the bar q quarter off mile
from the shore. Its head above water was
four feet, and looked very much like that
of bear at distance, minus the ears.
- Itswam very rapidly, equal to the rate
Of q steamboat. After It had passed almost
the entire length ofthe city, il disappeared
beneath the water and was seen no more.
What this strange monster was can only
be conjectured- it was something entirely
out Of the usual class Of visitors along that
shore. The question is, was it the sea.
serpent that has been so often off Nahaut
Whatever it was, it mus. have been a
huge levitahan, for animals usually swim
about One.Gighth above the water; conse.
quently this one would, by this calculation
bo aqout So feet ulength.: Its color was
black, and as it glided through the water,
it appeared decidedly majestic and beau
tiful, Can any one versed in inchthesau.
rian researches throw any light on this
mysterious inhabitaut of the deep
Paila. Ing. a .d ~ 4,c SD &. siia
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
Al Home.

The highest style of being at home
grows out of special state of affections
rather than Of the intellect. Who has
not met with individuals whose faces
would be passport to any society, and
whose manners, the unstudied and spon-
taneous expressions of their inner selves,
make them visibly welcome whenever
they 60, and attract uDbounded conf
dence toward them in whatever they un-
dertake. They are frank, because they
have nothing TO conceal affable, be-
cause their natures overflow with benevo-
lence; unfurried, because they dread
nothing; always at home, because they
carry within themselves that which can
trust to itself anywhere and everywhere
purity of soul, with fullness of health.
Such are our best guarantees for feeling
at home in all society in which duty takes
US, and in every occupation upon which
it obligey us to enter They who live for
themselves are also the least embarrassed
by uncertainties.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
London Times on War.

The London Times Of the 18th says
B eve are quite sure our Government
may depend upon tho support Of the ma
tion in maintaining the position it has
taken up. If the American Government
is determined to seek quarrel with US,
it is well in this demand as any other
We cannot have one in which our right
is clearer aud our position more uuques-
tionable. If it is not, we shall have
saved ourselves by the firm stand We are
now making from great degradation
and vindicate for the benefit Of all man
kind, that neutral position so seldom oc-
cupied by Great Britain in the wars Of
the past, and so often, we trust, to be
hers in wars of the future" aa'l asia
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08

No. My nephew Joe isa buster, aged
ten. The other Sunday bis neither was
making him go over his Sunday-SchoOl
lesson before school-the subject being
Moses and the burning bush. In reply
to the question, "What did Moses say
when he saw it?" Joe answered, II
don't know" "Why it's very simple"
said his mother. what would you have
said if you had seen it p "MeP ex.
claimed the yOungster, his eyes growing
big with exsitement-"me! why I'd said,
Jerusalem crickets /! What's thatl"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08
V0Is.tX X.SX % 1OoI
A GRAND OLD POEM

" VI ssI4 ~ IL ~ ~
Who shall Judge @ man from mannerst
Who shall know him by his dress'
Paupers may be fit for princes,
Princes fit for something less.
Crumpled shirt and dirty jacket s~-lA
Y Nav ibeclothe The golden ore q 1ys
OF t6s deepest thoughts and feslings-
Satin vests could do no more.
There are springs of crystal nectar
Eyer yelling out of stone; -
There afe'pnple buds, ana golden
Hidden crushed, and otergrown;
God who counts by souls, not dresses,
Loves and prospers yon and me, IA
While lie values thropes, the highest, nc nc
But as pebbles insthe sea. 'D' ''i' '
( Msn, upraised aboye his fellowsgyYF z
a OF forgels bis fellows then & 81
! Masters, rulers, lords remember
=. That your neanestl kinds are men, rr
/ Men by labor, men by feeling, u E-.. +.
Men by thought and men by fame, - =
Claiming equal rights to sunshine. 5l7'
In o mans ennobling name.
7 "a "a r. Eg fk Eb eR Ha
There are foam embroidered oceans 4 ,
There are little weed,clad rills. 6f I
There are feeble, inch Ike, saplings, \
There are cedars on the hills;f Z =
God, who counts by souls, not stations,
Loves aod prospers you and mel
For 10 Him all vain distinctions p1sg.
Are as pebbles in the sea. IAN
Toiling hand alone are, Builders
Of q nations weslth or fame;
edlpziness is pensioned.
i Fed and fattened on the same;
By the sweat of Others ioreheads, aI2
Living only TO rejoice,
] When the poor ma 3 outraged freedom
Vainly lifted up its voice, ;l yrs58
Truth and justice are eternal, - 1f
Born with loveliness and light, gg6
Secret wrongs shall never prosper, : Il sa
Whils there is sunny right:
God. W. ose world heard voice is- singing 2
Boundlsss love to you and me, y ~ y
Sinks expressions with its titles,
AS the pebble in the sea.
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p@- Artemus Ward is LOOKING \

s9- Artemus Ward is looking at
things in Boston He had an adventure
one day, which resulted as follows: re-
turned in the hoss car, part way. 3 aTeY
A pretty girl in spectacles sot near me,
and was tellin' young man how much
he reminded her of yeung man she used
to know in Waltham. y0sg
Pooty soon the young man got out,
and smillin' in a seductive, manner, /
said to the girl in spectacles, "Dont /
remind you Of somebody you used
to know2" sg ,sf5s.u INA. MIA.
ayes, she said, "you do remind me
of one man, but he was sent TO the
peniteptiary for stealth . barrel q,
mackerol--ho died there, 50 | concluded
you aint him. didn't persue the, CON
versatiou.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-11-08

COP IN NATURE Ask the world.
the beauty ofthe Heavens, the brilliancy
and ordering Of the stars, the sun that
sufficeth for the day, the moon the 50.
lace Of the night, ask the earth, fruitful Of
herbs and and trees, and full Of ami.
mails, adorned with men ask the sea,
with how great and what kind of fishes
filed; ask the air, stocked with what null
titudes Of birds, ask all things, aud SEQ II
they do not, as it we're, by alanguage Of
their own, make answer to thee, God msds
us.--Agnstine. 3 s.