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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
puaT uf EeW YuHk. OCTOBER !. lsSs.

Cleared.
steamship Bospnorus (Br), Alexander. LiyerpooTar
sie.n.hip Livingston, Baker. savannsh-iivnws.on,
steamship souder lockwood chsrieston-L Livingston.
sssamsh,p vi Cid Hobart Newbern NC aoodspeed.
Steamship Nereus. bcarse, Bosiouseptune Steamship
bark Henry Trowbridge. pun,ze, Barbados-Hy Trov
Bark Jane tBr) Maitland rdngsn.
Brig Rio CIR, Johnson. Brenes via Bslt'more-H De
Rr,s T j Mcguire. Hatfield 81 ysso--I L ward 4 Co.
Brig l. wadsworth. Bailey bridgeport cB-Bre't, Son
Brig Abstaner tBr Pettes, Halifax Ss-D DewoIt
Brig Starlight fBr,. Scott, Halifax, Ns-p pcwolf co.
Rr s fp1e ms s S@A smart sstpo ssuaswes sw
RrgwM Blcsmore, Biehmore. savsnnah-H Drum
sohr Edie Waters Folsom ceara and msrss,--aaier
schr Atlantic (Rr). Lockhar, Halifax smi,hsrs& Co
sehr WHOM Hudson. aorfols--M aedcii
schr O scribner. Burgess, Georgetown, Dc-BF small
schr Rebeccs smith Raltmore-A Abbott,
schr Honest Abe, Conway. Indian Eiser-rhaysr ssr-
schr An,cceaen, sberaeld New Hsven--naokes Toot-r
x,rs', III, Hort Ia.s.r Taylor
sIooo Thos hanson sursy. New Hs,en-sactei' rootcr
sloop i'd. X Van. Vail. Brdgcport--ssess,, roossr
Steamer woodward. cundin. Rai,irnore.
steamer racony. Pierce phiadelphia.
Arrived.
steamship sey yers rsn, Ernsi s: 49, sept u '9a
osresa Co '' Oct s . n lon passed Steam.
l0shlp HAMS hence Sor Brsmen.
Steamship Britannia fBr). Laird GLASGOW Sept H. with
mdse and ts passcngcru, 70 Macdonald Co Had strong
s...s sei s sss s'i Msos sh sod CIV NC
DAYS, with naval stores, to Murray. Ferris Co.
Steamship Niagara. Couch. Richmond aud Norfolk, with
ndse aud pass~ngers 10 u Usineken A Palnnore.
m sp Ss sssr. cs. % with
BARK LDertas taf fale. 1aearrng via Malta i0f DAYS
with rags and WOOL 10 Fodncsrnachi Frnughiadl
marx Nce Norman Raiius favrc, ~ dsvs with ndse
winds up 10 the Grand Banks Sept % heavy rsl.
FROM sh carried away mAiniopsa yard and ioss and .i
sails.
Mark Merco roIo (Breul Mnssen Bremen s days with
unfse snd III passenscrs 10 Kruger BROS :
coffee Funch weIncke w-nd, s.ri a. LAT "a
schr FLORA Ann Dutch. steering ssE.
Brs Union Brl lie Breca Rio Jansho 10 days With eof
fee N Chas Spence Co.
Brig Zsbann B-l Gates Windsor Nc 10 days with plas
Ter, v Dewof 4 Co
Mig Ring (of Bos,onl Scott Calais days. vithiun-
Der 20 Simpson 4 clApp.
scLr Albert Treat of New Haven't Dill Areceiso Pr ~
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schr Rsno. Foster Mschis. days
Schr John Adams Sporord, Calais.
Sehr ChAra Eaton. Calais.
Achr Y King Glsnfcnn, Calais
Schr Brilliant sesvey. Addison.
achy Castiiian, Jordan, Ellsworth.
SchY Albion. epsvfding Rockiand
3chr Hammond. Payne Pnstan.
S~hr Bntley. -. G'0ueester
schr q " Cummings. Bouit rroyidsncs for Rendoli
Schr Wellington Davis Pan River.
Sehr Scioas. rribble. Pan River
sehr W Fsrnssorth -. Hartford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
FINANCIAL.

A dfsrLEsAs VINO HAs POSITIVE IsFogsAT1ox
de.r,. 10 negotiate w,h .ns housa 10 nr,,s. snm. n
'he stock Tor the Information Address Capital Herald
TsTIErMSr OK cry srocEs srnE INTEREST on
l,olt, ine soyeal~r n,s wn he Paid ha, day ~
onsl Broadway ssnk Tho transfer books Wi ec closed
Thursday o' s IA 4 ssl' hh Il oomyo
Dsr.grasSI o. fIsAses cosrsEoltEs's orip, Srw
sssS soSross se rs 7, p q. r.. az
% Mayor and Aidera.a sep',Iaber 70 lea 4 ordained
sy q sssspI. hs Is.s 81 a.s. sairs ;se aiy
ss ~ " ss q Memphis s. %
ally for nc following Bonds .nd coupons saei aud in
,MrIupS. Tenn city g9nas ,na c9grons p's. aus
ycmp.s renn Cs.ri..ten n.llro.d cocroa. pas, aus.
Memphis. Tenn s'slss.ppi and fenncs,sa Railroad Coo.
Inquiries %, further par;,eui.r, ., mai otsrwire,
Will feec'e raee'aai attention Address = ,,.o,,,
city Comparable. Memphis I-np
lfo>Fy LoASED-SoNRy LOANED -BusIyFss Ar
~ a Grand stree = resumed sgain b. b. fAshBN-
OF T. IT. .s oy lSS q
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quorum esins., hoa-Is ~ e.ra..ly .aas.l,d . ~.
II. san.f.r sSos. q ne f,s M bc qa. on u. -,
DAY u October ., LOO eiocs v snd
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administration q ~ sa-iIsr srprsssi p February II
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Hall. No. ~ srd easrrssd frvpysls tor $50 81
JOIN r. sosRoI. Mayor
iosSkf iii n ~ fr,".s.
sBOngR CLARK. Chairman
,inAs, caan.Ie-, gosrd = A-si.ians Aiisrncn.
q. Drtrst sesIessy.
DETENTION az ssy FRANCISCO sosDs.
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ps.t's The redsrngion n school h1es o. 40 go o.
Sl0 90.
Rfasrs al .s.s II what thsy - sa-r.nd.r lhsr
honfs United .if rn, t.ss coupons
doc. No 10 ahovr rli he sntrtLsret
BIDS h endorsed Proposals. fOs surrender u Bcr1s"
NAV forwarded kAis Oire tr~t s.sas1eT NAL
through M.-,r, Los waller n rlns .t~eA Nee fort
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I-NfOp DfArr SAVINGS BANK,
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ar PtR rT.Nf infersst, free ~ 81
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
A VcrlOs SALE.
IA SAMUEL WYNN a co, Auctlon.sr.
t.l00b WORTH DF
ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FrnNIrrpp
PfANOFOkIE, STArIIAky,

PAINTINGS RRONIws
and and costly Works of Ar pubic aaeion
this DAY friday at the tive story brown
No. ~ West Sixteenth street. between fih and Slsh
sais 10 O'Clock Superb sults
urc covered French brocael q tho richest dissolution.
Etagerss Secretary, Pookcsse Centre Taics
Cabinets Encolgners Pier and Mants Mirror. Lace Cur.
alps sofas Chairs ARM Reception Chairs coyrrrd ~
Turkish eclfnng Chairs Lounges Chandeliers, Nsivrt AMI
China Vases.
NAGSIPICENr ROSEWOOD rIANoroRrE.
the richest nsrunent offered ~ auction this stool
Cover Music stand, HOOKS Hatstund star Carpet,
wood and walnut Bureaus. Bedstaads wardrob"s, Mat
es-es Extension Table, Buffet. elegant set. ruby tl
Glassware silver Cast0rs Sslv~is Dinner and Tea Service
Pr~uch china Dinner sad Tea SETS Once auction w
Bowery.
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GnEEngs. s1fK -
- LAsFa EIrh HeMwrRY
HicHAhp wALrThs 49,. 49, 49, ~
lfrt4sgl al ~ ssa~s ss -1sssf sssst - ftsfts a
ns.-.sy 80 ksasl~& r4A. TORS = ~ raais. N.es
N1s rsy., A. IoW- NStta sNssg
a u hsssa. pSg4u
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DEN v THEALI. ArcTIoNERR
- lLae sAegtnsn wifi ". Ludlow Ca
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS CARPETS a.
rHEALI A CURTIS will rs hy auction s.tu,dsy
October lsS ., lJ< O'Clock AZ M sale CT Lbey
street, Nassau street ren.i. assortment II iIoasr
hold Furniture Mirrors Carpets, chna alafs aud silver
Var. Catalogues 20 N. sales room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
nTsERsssiPs.

4 CLOAK AID pRfsSMAkEN WITH An RSfAn.
y i.h-d husns.. = wan"i =. partnr by party ossso
n Shrrw the 1usnrss carried rst-s-
sveiy only hrsi class parties wanted Address NJ ~.
Herald onice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
A ucrIos sALn.-knyEsr norn. AucrIoNEEn

a IUTIOh SALF.-ENNksT ROTH, AUNTIDNEEK
~ An extraordinary opportunity hnusrtccp@r Large
and positive aale of $500 worth Of magnificent Hon-e
hold Furniture this frdayl morning. october b ~ 1910
obk sry az the four story nnna- li9 West Eighth
stree. few doors from Sinh consiHne Of mng.
cent rosewood Pianootte Stool and Cover all modern i'm.
proyements full n, octave richly carved lee. and case
beautiful Paror SUITS covered with the fchest description
o. French bcatc superb Bron1n Works OF Art OH Faint
nrs ~ artists Noiyct Brussels and narpn Gar.
pets rosewood EtagercA s,ye OF lonia XIV roit black
walnut Eftcntlan Table Buffet Rnd piuing Chairs 70 match
Oval and PIER Mirror black walnut suits covered With
hal coth and green reps rosewood aud black walnut He'd
stead and Spring aud Hair hsiess.s sofas and
Rockers Vases rich chns GLASS and Silver Ware Cutlery
AZ. Deposits required N. B-tcahlo men ~ attendants
10 and ship goods for
ehAlses- Sale pnsltse. Tan or silne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
AALES Ar AUCTION.

cHpRIrvs sALE.-BoOTs ANp sUoEs.-RfoHAu9
- WtIFFK9, Aucfiopeer. Will sNi saturday, ~
O'Clock al ~ Fourth svenns general and ~eil s~rst~o
.tot 81 Iadios' men. aad yOu,hs Boots Shosa.
gaiter-, n also store Fixtures.
Jons Irscu. D-pniy. JOHN hfl.Lf sheriff
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A Ucrios SOrIcE.-cHtRLEs Yottv0, AUCTION.
N Large sale ~ elegant hprsebod Guruifnf- tots
day, Friday, " O'Clock precisely. at the faur sfff
ho,e 10 Yves, Fftcenih between sixth aud seventh
avenues consisting of magnificent nctsfc rauofnre
cost tds0 elegant piror sna covered IN satin hora-I aud
nrs.eis and ingrin Carpets marble C.uire
Tables bureaus Nlshsiant. solid black walnut Brd-ts4r
pure carled Hair Msiireses spring Bcis, Lac Curtains.
Rhadsa Mirrors. Oh Paintings Slvsr~lr- Chlns SOS
tension Table aud every article gsuy found Ia we'd FUR
ushei house Competent IN AttrndAnra 81 cart pack
and slip goois for rurhasera al sonatl. 'hargrs
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IVM. Writer'S. AGcTi0NFkK skLis riflS DAY. AZ
2ecsek At 40 Canal street farlof suits proneh risea
PIER Mattel Mirrors Centre Dining ant Tea Tsheox
oleloih- Velvet Tapestry. Three 81, amt ethrr c.rss.l
black walnut, mahogany ana rn9moii"a nns. beat uao
Mattresses Feather Beds Bedilng haa-ss, she'ts ,h'oas
Glass aud Silver ware Stoves Lounges aafs beds s-r1s
Ing other chairs. Mtrdroies Hookras-s, also % so
Velvet wlton aud oer carpets also ~ order ~ MS-nA
arg. Tapestry e u Watts Msrrhsl sio nv u'tss. of
noFgsse Carpet o. is y.raA oss p.g.sa ed .sppsS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05

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Emws "a bsrts rsissps fBrl. knapp syfsev, few g
hfne4 BkNhsa. Nee Ortssns. James uard I4rd~r.
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-16
The End.

Frank Dsggett, the fat and jolly edi-
tor Of the Wabasha Herald, discourses
as follows about the fire at Hudson:
The great confagration at Hudson de-
stroyed what was left Of the old North
Star office. Around its ashes cluster old
recollections of the days we deviled it
some.
The North Star was ushered into exis-
tence shortly after the suspension of nav
igation in the fall of 1854. Ed. Otis.
whose facile pen yet traces undiluted
Democratic doctrines for the Red Wing
Argus, presided over its editorial des-
tines, and taught the then Democratic
catechism, in his present genial style. 1t
was locofoco muchly, the Star was.-
Shaver, who juniorizes on the Rochester
Republican, worked press, and press
work is that gentleman's best holt We,
the writer hereof, as before minated,
did the deviling that is, we rolled, fold
ed papers, toted 'em round town, left
half dozen at Col. Aliens, cut cord wood
to raise funds to pay our own wages,
lent Ed. our watch, got cussed by IN
Gle Dan Anderson, ct. al, about twice
every other week, for not leaving their
papers printed our iDamorata's adj
dress on a No. China. with Burgeoise
italic f; stole the covers of Mark FuIton's
dry goods boxes for kindling. and slept
in the office. We didn't weigh two hun
bred pounds those days; we hadn't made
a speciality of corporosty at that period;
Obeseness was out of our line-we were
a lesser devil-thougll betty On deviling,
we were not a weighty satan. Our con-
nection with the Star, like all earthly ties,
had an end and though short, might
have been shorter had we left sooner
1t was on Monday morning 10 1855,
that the undersigned severed the Gordi
on knot that held him to the aforemen-
toned office, and after securing his watch
from the editorial department, and collec-
ting dollar borrowed money from the
muscular section, started out in the world
with the thermometer l0o below 0, and
81 80 in bis pocket ; and though allu-
ring offers were held out to induce him
to retarn-no more wood to cut; anoth-
err boy TO roll, &c. he did not 90 back.
A half score years are buried in the
tomb of time ! The old office is re-
duced to ashes, and those who labored
on it in the earlier months of its exis.
tence, are "each for himself" fighting
the battles of life.
Good bye, North Star If within
your charmed walls we didn't learn much
of The Art, down stairs, at the wood
pile, we solved the mysteries Of and be-
came proficient in the knack of saving
wood.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-16
The Constitutional Amend
menfs.

The passage, in tho Senate, on Friday
last, by three-fourths vote, of the Con
stitutional amendments, settles the GER
tainty of their passage through the lower
house.
The new Constitutional amendments
may be thus briefly defined. LIST. A con-
firlLation of the Civil Rights bill. %.
An equalizing of representation between
the white men of the north and the
white men of the south. Sd. Exclusion
from office of all those who have commit
ted perjury against the United States
Government. 4th. Confirmation of
the National debt and reputation of the
rebel debt. These are the four great
propositions. The republican party can
safely stand upon such an issue.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-16
GRrAr CoNsoL1DArIoN CIRcUs.-The

GREAT CONSOLIDATION CIRcUs.-The
great Consolidation Circus now travelling
in this country, will perform in Prescott
on Thurday, June 81. There are FIVE
shows consolidated. This immense ALI
ance is composed of two hundred men
and horses. There are fifty performers,
including five lady Equestrians and four
highly popular CLOVIS, which are said to
stand at tho head of their profession
Their stud Of highly trained horses, ed
ucated mules and diminutive ponies, are
a complete show by themselves.
1t is remarkable to witness the feats
performed by some of these animals
The science of training horses and mules
is attracting much attention at this time,
and in this immense collection there are
some which are said TO surpass anything
ever before exhibited TO an American
public. The reports which follow this
mammoth institution from points where
it has exhibited are of the mos; flatter-
ing character. Abundantly supplied
with attractions, replete with novelties,
and complete in every particular, it uni
versally affords satisfaction to its patrons
and supporters. 4ala
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-16
Crop Prospects.

At the present writing. another year
of plenty seems likely to be melted out
to Wisconsin. From all sections of the
State We hear the most cheering reports
of the crops. The late rains have proved
to be the one thing needful, and have
carried JOY to the farmers. In the st.
Croix Valley we are informed that wheat
is fully as promising as last year, when
there was an average yield of thirty
bushels per acre. Oats, corn and pota-
toes are all fiOurishing, and the agricul-
tural fame of our State bids fair to be
more than sustained the coming season.
1t is yet too early to predict absolute i'm
munity from disaster, but the heavy
rains of the past ten days, which have
extended throughout the State, were so
opportune and extensive as to dispell all
fears Ct a drouth and leave but little
room for doubts as to the result.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-16
stand Firm.

There has never been a time In the
history Of the politics of this country
when so mnch depended on right. jndi-
cious political action as now. 1t is a
mistake to suppose that the destinies of
a people are controlled mainly by the
events of battle. II is in wise Iegisla-
ton that people find security and peace,
or by unwise legislation are thrown into
danger and war.
Upon the correct solution of the po-
liticaI problems now before this Nation,
depends. its safety. The peace so brave
ly and nobly won, may be assured, or
the elements of rebellion may be left to
gather strength aud wake to life again.
Two theories aud policies divide the
American people. One party. including
the most of the Democratic party, and
Of those lately in rebellion, hold that the
war being only to preserve the National
Authority, and that authority being now
acknowledged Icy the late rebels, they,
the rebels, are entitled by virtue of the
act Of submission, to resume ut once all
their former rights and privileges in the
Government.
The other party, comprising most of
the Union party, believe that the late re-
belliOn was a crime without parallel 10
histOry-that those engaged in it forfeit
ed all rights they formerly possessed un-
der the Government they fought to des-
troy-that the terrible loss of life and
waste of treasure necessitated by the
war, the sacrifices so herOically borne by
loyal men to uphold the Government,
have given loyal men rights in that Gov
eminent which TIE late rebels do not pos
ssss. They recognize the undisputed
fact, that the South, as body, accepted
the enforced authority of tie Govern
meut only from a dire necessity-that
there is little change of sentiment or pur
pose in the hearts and minds Of those so
recently graphing with us in deadly
war, and they are naturally and wisely
averse to entrusting political power to
those who have onco broken the most
solemn oaths, and in whose hearts there
yet rankles the old hate Of free institu-
tons.
We believe this delay is wise-that
the great work of reconstruction should
proceed so slowly as to be sure-that
this Government should be administered
by its friends and not its enemles-that
selfpreseryation is the first law of ma
tons as well as individuals, aud the 10y
al people of this country owe it to them
selves aud to the cause of Free Govern
msnt throughout the world, to guard
securely against a repetition Of the disas
tiers through which we have recently
passed.
While there seems to be some defec-
ton from the policy of the Union party
in places little expected, yet the mass Of
Union men are right There let them
stand, uuyieldiDg as the rOckribbed
coast where Ocean beats in vain, and
all will be well. Stand firm
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-16

Coon SOCIETY 1t should be the aim
of young men to 90 into good society -
We do not mean the rich, the proud, tho
fashionable, but the society of the wise,
the intelligent, and the good. Where
you find men that know more than you
do, and from whose conversation one can
gain useful information, it is always safe
to be found. 1t has broken down many
a man by associating with the low and
vulgar-where ribaldry was inculcated,
and the indecent story, to incite laughter,
and influence the bad passions.-Lord
Clarendon has attributed his success and
happiness in life to associating with per-
sons more learned and virtuous than him.
self. If you wise to be respected, if you
desire happiness and not misery. we adj
vised you to associate with the intelligent
and good. Strive for mental excellence,
and strict integrity, and you will never
be found in the sinks of pollution, and
on the benches of retailers and gamblers.
Once habituate yourself to virtuous
eourse-a love of good society-and no
punishment would be greater than by
accident to be obliged for a half day
to associate with the low and vulgar.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-16


WASH Your Wool The wool dea-
lears of Milwaukee have addressed the
following circular to the wool growers
and dealers of the State. 1t shoule in
duce AL farmers to cleanse their wool
thoroughly, and pat it up honestly:
1--WE the Undersigned, wool dealers
of the city of Milwaukee, for the benefit
of honest wool growers, and for our own
protection, shall hereafter-as has already
been done in Ohio, Michigan, New
York, and other States.-make the fol-
lowing deduction in our purchases: One
half on unwashed bucks ffeeces. One
third on washed bucks fleeces. One
third on all other unwashed and black
feeces. A proper deduction on all un-
merchandise. which includes badly
cotted, poorly washed, excessive Irvine,
ana fleeces containing tags or any foreign
matter. To buy wool badly put up. as
above mentioned, is simply encouraging
dishonesty aud growers who have a
repatation to sustain, and wish TO see the
wool interest advanced, will avoid the
damaging practice,