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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-24

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by BENRY Il. LEEDS & MINER fuuc.ionsers,
On Thursday Oct "a At half past ten cork aud con-
unuins un'h the entire , ,ss IA, = disposed Of
No 2o3 Canal street. Muiberr, strce.,
auor Teas and Grocer,es be- no the entire stock 81 de
well known firm Of Messrs L. W. Gcery consequence
eIeosvs valuable sycr offered in this city, ess
mated by appraisment at from SSJOoO to S90c and viii
IL eMbrsces groceries OF every description.
Teas and Cohees OF all graoss and choice brands,
prnii, OIL, India
In first class grocery
which dating far back l7J lsoo 1885, 1884, i.ss, &c.
to be Obtained from any o.hs, source In th. country
Geos o xinsgg lT fss and Bspwn WsrsSW old
Seven Starr r., lxs; Brown. s. u r. Crown and other
rare Wussses.
blackburn, vintage 1893; Calcutta, vintage 1900.
General scott Old Reserve, Bridgescn n q A. and others
Red Seal Alto Douro, Black Seal Hermides White Seal
1881. Qaeess 1855
Moet and Chandon. imported; verensy, siicry. Widow
Cleo. o. q. Nuns jules Nuns. Cabinet &c.
Chat Langoa 1887 Barton and a. L. Rose 1874 La Tour
Chat Marsaas 1858. Brandcnberg and Fs Chat Mouton.
johnson, Chat Leovlle Margaux, 1874
- Burgundies and Sauterne -
yquen &C.. &c.
Johannsbery. Steinherger Cabinet Hockhetmer,
s,.I psids.h l.a INs.,.snsr Marco Brsns,
Hennsssy. win. 1860. 1854. 10 1885. Old ach,
Blackberry A. Gld Jamaica and y cros1 E s
AouongAhela. Irish and Scotch whiskeys assorted
.Liqueurs and Cordals. Porter, Ale, Cider. &c
Psrt.ess Cabanas CabaFsss, la Rica. and other
ba,sd brands in variety Of psctages Terms cash Further
" Liberty street, and after Monday, 2lst inst.
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UCrIoy-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF
n Over So 900 worth
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Horses, Carriages Harness. &c, &c
Velvet. Brussels and Ingram Carpets,

Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Rich Paintings, Works OF Art, Bronzos &c.
An extraordinary opportunity for housekeepers, hotel
keepers and the trade-the largest Household furniture
sslo Of th, fsll WIN take place his Thqsdsy morning
Oct ~ ut l0s O'Clock precisely by e. ROTH, Auctioncer
the large four story dwelling house li9 West Eighth
Clinton place, Sixth consisting Of ,0U
lots Of elegant Furniture magnificent rosewood Panoore
cost S Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets SIX elegant
Paror Sus covered tho richest French satin bocae
velvet plush and haircoh large Pier and Mane Mir
rors, rich Lace Curtains, Works OF Art rich Bronzcs.
Clocks fine Collection OF Oil Paintings Chnaand Paran
Vases rosewood and black wsnu, cdroom suits rosewood
Lounges spring and Hair Mattresses rich cut Glassware
Ivory Table Cutlery China and silver Ware sorvans Fur
niture Ocoths and Hall stands Cssbtieposs
required Competent In attendance TO pack and ship
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4 UcTroy sALg-oEoRaE u. REED, AUcuoSEER
n WILLIAM PENNY, Salesman, GEORGE u. REED
CO., Auconeers will sell this day, Mt lOis O'Clock
the private residence "a KING street. between yarck
Msdouga the entire Furniture contained said house,
consisting OF Carpets dining ROOM paror and bedroom
salts, Lounges Mirrors hair and straw Mattresses feather
Pillows Bedding, Silver Plated Ware Cutlery. China and
Glass Mare, &c. Sale positive and without reserve.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ~
GEORGE n. REED A co. will sell their saiesroorn. ~
Cedar street. very large aud fine assortment! Of Carpets
Furniture silver Plated Ware, table bed Linen
ding Also splendid rosewood Piano, Horace Waters
make: Billiard Table, Ac- Ae Particulars to-uorrow
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. uCTIoS NOTICE.. ". LEEDS 4 co, AUC.
TIONEERS.
Sy0.0U worth Of vauAbie

Household Furntire and Works OF AT
public auction. this day Thursday al the ave story
brown stone mansion "A West Six senh strcst between
Fifth and Sixth sale commencing At lU O'clock
Magnificent rosewood PiaDoforc stool Cover Draw.
ing Room Suits covered green gold and crimson gold
brocate or richest descrption superb Vim
Curtains SUITS God Eagerrs secrctsry
bookcase. $40 volumes choice Books Velvet Carpets Psr
and modern artists artistic Brouze satnsrI Vases Bronze
Lounges rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus Wsrlrobes
Bedscads Comedies Su Furniture covered reps Curtans
10 match; HAIR and Spring Mattresses French Biankes
counsrpansss Exsgson Tables Buffet cesant sets Cha
na Glass. silver ware; Table Cutlery Linen, Basement
ance pack aud the goods
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UCTiOM aALE.--R. D. HENRY. AUCrfoNEER-
"A byMvNDf HIGGINS, viii sell al their large sales
IONA s srcoms street. near Bresdwa on Saturday AZ
rsbcs, Chamber, Cottage and ParIor Suits China and
dwelling. "
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A UcrloN sALE.-FEEDERTCK DlLG AUCTION.
N cer.-FREpERlCK DILG A CO., once "a Third ave.
Iiouseaold iSrnute offered this season this tThnrsaay
Fonrsh Roadway one rnaunitcen rosewood
psnofor.c fonr full suits or farior Furniture covered In
French reps black walnut Bezoo suits Cen.
ire tables Turkish Bssy Chars spring and Hair Mattresses
rIer ana MAnte Mirror rich Lsce Curtains Brussels
and ingram Carpets &C. the furniture contained In the
said house. This aais Worth ali YOUR attendance
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UCTION SALE BY C-LE MURPHY, $50 FULTON
"A street, Brooklyn-On Thursday, October - at luis
O'clock by order Of executor of House
hold Furniture elegant Pympton Bedsead, cost $3.50
wood do Mirrors Carpets, Bedding, DC. Also lot Of
Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco.
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ATJoHN L. vANDEwATER'S AUCTION MART, ~
"A Duane street-Resular sale this day ut 10 O'Clock.
Sorrel ran, years DID, l5is hands beat 240;
runted sound kind Young HAmbletonan Horse l5ls
high dark brown 81 last spring and
warranted souud kind Beautiful blood Horse l54
hands, years will travel minutes; sound and kind
Dapple gray Norman Hors, lay hands, years, good
worker kind Also several other worry
Horses particulars ut sale Buggies Carriages, Harness.
Ac Next SaturdSy.NOc. 70
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a ber Dining Room and Library Furnure Ky
DOUGHTY, Auctioncer, on THURSDAY, October ~, at
lO o'clock at the saesroom 70 Nassau street. vxRose
wood Parlor suits In reps and brocaei rosewood walnut
and mahogany Chamber suits, with aud without marble
single peces Turkish Chairs and Lounges Library
bookcsses Tables and Chairs rosewood walnut and maho
Wardrobes One ced Hair Mattresses together with
assortment OF Second Hand Furniture, Carpets French
Plate Mirrors China Crockery Cutlery and Glassware;
also two rosewood ocsave rianofores flour
wood and Billiard Tables and other goods too
many enumerae Catalogues at the the
ting OF sale. which will be absolute.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-T0 GENTLEME EN-
Il only interesting subjects at the New York
of Anatomy 6l8 Broadway. Those unable attend
lectures may receive copy by forwarding cents Ad
broadway.
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PROPOSALS..


WILMINGTON AND READING RAILROAD
w Proposals win DO received from the 10th the 3Oth
October for the gradaon and masonry Of the Wilmington
and Reading railroad. extending from Wilmington, Del,
to marlborough Pa Specifications and further Informal
ton at the Engineers Office Coatesvile Pa.
n r. HOBART. Engineer In Cha &c.
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s(yAPIrALIsTs, ATrENIIoN-FoR SALE, SPLEEN
" did Property Of the finest locations the
avenues consisting Of two first class brick Buildings Ia per-
and we'll rented 6rst class tenants accom-
anodatine terms. Inquire Of A. KNOWLTON corner OF
Portland and Fulton avenues, Brooklyn.
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A UCTI0N NOTICE-A GREAT BARGAIN FOR
n cash-Elegant Household Furniture of private family
will be sold at private sale Magnificent rosewood Plano
forte $780, FOR S2S5; rich satin brocatc Parlor suit
cost $3.50 for $500 do for slo black velvet suit. IN
green reps $50 also Furniture Of paror and three
bedrooms Carpets hair and spring Mattresses Mirrors &c
INQUIRE ut IS Blocker street. near Broadway
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IIENRY STREET. MAR FIRST PLACE, BROOK.
III lyn-thrce story brick House, a6xA5x92 and Gas Fx.
lures for sale, bargain. Printed list.
ID. u. ORRELL, rs Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-24

IroR SALEM SOUTH BROOKLYN TEN MINUTES
from ferry one block from Carroll park. two sor,
high basement and cellar House In First street. Hoy
has marble manteis, Ras sliding doors and closets com
.plete Inquire on the promises VI 4. BROWN.
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WANTED To PURCHASE-IN CITY OR COUNTRY.
w Photograph Gallery. with without inst ruments
Address Photo, Herald Office for week. stating full
particulars aud lowest cash price No others noticed
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE OF THE
"A First Annual Ball Of the General Auctioneers will
hold meeting this Thursday Oct ~ at O'Clock r. NJ,
at Miermans Hail. corner Of Twenysi1th street and Sew
enth receive all tickets and Dealers and
others with this Bali which place Monday
order Of II. FELTMAN, President.
NJ. EIsAs Floor Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-24

DRoOKLYN-FoR sALE-Two NEW NOVA SCOTIA
ID stone front Houses Nil improvements, on DeKalb
between Cermopt and Vanderbilt 10 minutes
by car 10 Fulton ferry Also Corner store Terms
W. j. BEDELL. premises
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1rHIRrY. FOURTH STREET FERRY TO HUNrEEs
i mint Lnn1 Land

WIN DO sold at public auction at the City Hall % Fr'day
October lS7 1T 10 O'Clock NJ term o. years
from November 1857, tho Lease Of the Ferry,
abshed from tho foot Of street. East river
Tho said will be sold subject TO the condition ths1
andings OF the ferry, thereof not the POO
perry Of the Corporation of the city OF New YORK. shall b
Risk Of the purchaser and that
the said Corporation shall not be liable any time for
expense Whatever in connection Herewith.
The Of this franchise will be required 10 oomy
with the of the city contained In the
Lease and provisions Of section Of the ansndsA
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, cemptroalsr. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-24

SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI LANDS.-33O0 ACRES
= farming and timber Lands in Barry county In lots 70
suit; 70 cash VIII exchange for good property
WIN. HICKOK. Jr.. ~ Broad street, room 90.
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CLOTHING.

A TTENTIoN.--LADILs AND GENTLEMEv CAN
~ receive highest prics cash for of Clothing,
Carpets &C. by calling addressing edward Miller 1856
seventh avenue Nineteenth street.
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At 50 EAST TWELFTH STREET. NEAR BROAD.
"A way, L. CASHBERG pays highest Broadway prices
ladies' of Clothing Ladies waited
upon by Mrs. Cashberg.
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ITO ExChANGE-FORA HOUSE IN THE CITY BELOW
Twcntyhfh street House and Twelve Lots of Ground
well laid out with fruit trees flowers and waxs
room house in perfect order hour and
City Hall the only for moving change Of bust
mesa Address for three days H. s. box ia Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-24

I,OR sALE-AN ELEGANT BUILDING FRONT OF
" ZD feet. on Fulton avenue, near Classon avenue
Brooklyn. Terms to suit
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IToMEs FOR sALE-As LOW AS $500. IN ELIZABETH
port only 81 minutes ride from foot Of Liberty street
n VA large ouse for 81 SO and one for $500 Store
and Dwelling $2ly0: an with full lot a ground
also building Lots 500 $500 EACH pay
very easy For full particulars apply TO L. r. KEEL
LOGG, 81 Cedar street, n. Y.
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TnOR SALE-BRowN STONE HOUSE: THREE
IL stories, high stoop. French roof all Improvements,
furnished unfurnished. Gates avenue. Brooklyn
REMsEN, ~ Liberty street, New York.
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Two HOUSES AND TWELVE LOTS IN ELIZABETH;
House In Brooklyn S7,00D for 81 ,08J; will
change either for farm merchandise wanted In exchange
JAQUES, W6 Broadway.
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MUST BE SOLD AT oNCE-A FINE FRUIT AND
u MIX Farm rs acres. in Westchestcr county,
in fruit with Stock Tools; possession any time. Ad-
dress r. W., Herald Office
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90 .E00 FOR SALE CHEAP-A WE'LL BUILT
sDC.OUU. two story House and Barn, with about
acres Of good Land; one mile from dero and one hour
from New York; in New Jersey The be
from 10 to IL O'Clock this week at 2O Broadway Room M
CH S0O FOR SALE, OR TO LET NEW FIRE NCH
sCO.COU. roof House. Apply to A. MCLEAN, Pros--
pect avenue, west OF Bergen avenue Court House,
Hudson City, n J.
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TN BROOKLYN-A COMFORTABLE DWELLING
i House and more Lots for the advertisers owr
uss; pay fair but fancy price Address, with par
-kicuiars boz 5, 2S3 Post Office New York
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SAFES AT AUCTION.

An IMPORTANT SALE or HIGH CLASS GEO
"A ccr,es Wines LIQUORS &c BY order of the sxcsor'
by henry II. LEEDS * MINER, hnc.on-ers,
On Thursday Oct "a half past ten o'clock aud
unuing until the entire stock Is disposed of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

DoRTLAND AND NEW YORK
i STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
cvc,~~ STEAMSHIPS
= ~
800 mnNvonlA....; ..Capam'W. vs.
FORM eemlwee line, leaving picr 80 East rive
WEDNESDAY, snd SATURDAY,, al O'CLOCK r. ~.
lnssc steamships connect q Portland with tho
Trunk Railway for Montreal, Qusbec and other 20.
Csnada and tbs West. lhs Saturday steamship 90
Calais and ~ yohn n InrGH.sS tickets rsen Tor
port vi Calsis and g. yohn, - Through uckets Tor
f fs n Steamship cARLorTA savns Portland sassrds
Passage 10 Portland, including bestA IN ssatsrcom,
rgslsht rscsivei isll[ !. ,,,. :, -.....s
M ~, nTS, y = anna Auu
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COAs~SyIsE srEANIsHIPs.

DACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY's
J. THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier ~ North river Of Canal street ct
u O'Clock, noon 70 ows:- - =
JuLy L--OCEAN QUrEN Captain H. p Conner, CON-
Meeting with GOLDEN CITY: Captain Lapldge.
JusY ll-HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A. q Gray con-
Meeting with MONTANA. CAPTAIN Sutton.
July A.RisING srAS, Captain -, connecting with
SACRAMENTO. Captain CavarIy
lCO pounds baggage allowed each adult
Medicines and attendance irer.
All departures touch a. Acapulco those Of LIST and 2lst
connect at Panam, with for South Pacific ports
lst and II for Central American pors and those OF LIST
touch at Msnzanio.
Departure Of 18th OF each month with the
steam line from Panama TO Australia and New 2caaud.
Steamer of August 10 will connect closely with steamer
Great Republic from Francisco September for Noko
hama and Hong Kong; at Yokohama with steamer Costa
RicA for Nagasaki and shanghai
For tickets and all further information apply at
the o1ce the wharf foot of Canal street North river,
New York. r. r. BABY, Agent.
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CrEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, EVERY
> "wednesday and Saturday. July 40.
VIRGINIA July az passa GO 3taud 500 gold
age So currency Drafts England and Irelind
rent rates Of exchange. Apply at THOMPSOSS Passage
Office, 70 Broadway, corner OF Rector street.
TRAVELLERS FOR EUROPE CAN HAVE TRUNKS,
Packages, valuables, &C., forwarded from any
point In Europe at rates. through the
european Express. AUSTIN BALDWIN q CO.,
~ Broadway
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

MarriagepbIe men are beginning 10 be
wary. Even if a man Is allowed TO visit 10
the guiso Of FREUD, the chances are that
he will eventually drifi into nsifimony
Supposing there TO DO several daughters
10 the family where Z visits, ho will look
upon the number a1is greatest safeguard.
lie may imagine that he will never at
tempt to single out one, from the difficulty
Of discovering which one TO single out.
The girls would, Of course, lead him to
believe that they looked upon him as a
brother, and that papa aud mamma look ed
upon him in the light Of a son--not SON
in.law. The lucky bachelor would thus
be lulled to sleep. He would become un
guarded in his actions and would allow bis
feelings TO lead him whittier they listed,
and, as a natural sequence, he would even
tually single some one rose FROM these fow-
ers OF womankind as being little fairer,
having more charming manner, OF for in
some way or other coming nearer than her
sisters 10 his ideas Of all that is excellent
in woman. IL bachelor Of middle age. be
would most probably select the youngest
Of the family, cheating himself into the
belief that he did so simply out of sort of
fathcrly regard for her. lie would christen
her the "baby Of the house." though she
might be fine grown maiden of eighteen
summers, and having all the airs aud ideas
Of woman three times her age. lie
would more frequently address his conyer-
sation to her than to her sister, hut at the
same time he would rarely talk sweet
speeches, talking more like schoolmaster
than an admirer, that she might be in
instructed somewhat. He would prefer
walking with her, that he might point
out the beauties Of nature, or illustrate
the harmonies Of creation; and, in effect,
be would not fail to show his preference,
in spite Of his awkward apologies and
grotesque efforts at concealment.
The sisters would be careful not 10 check
Legitimate sport. They would maneuver
so that the lovers, as they would jokingly
call them, always sat next TO each other at
the family board, that they were partners
in all amusements, and that in party drives
or walks they should either be left behind,
or be left in 'front.' OF course, this style
Of proceeding would not fail 10 be observed
The lady friend Of the family would feel
in duty bound to tell her husband, and
the husband would have no other alterna-
tive than to inform his friends that, owing
to the talk of the neighbors, he must eth
er cease his visits altogether. or continue
them on different footing. The poor
bachelor has but one course open to him.
As man Of honor and gentleman, he
must, as speedily as possible, raise the
baby Of the family to the dignity of mat
ron.--[rhe West End
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

NO vou won't lc.,o ,b;s boo.. A.. o;.<h,
for Ali fbe nnclcs ,h.t III r,a;.s 80, *, :, ],
oun Sit down sea;n s;t dow, ana mste
yourself Al home. I know the dutr Of !
man who has filth in God. and am 90.
inc 10 do il. What l. his monev 10 me? |
ca 4 eat Il. nor drink 4. nor wcar Il no,
Garry n into ,be other vo,ld. and | am
sure il won't bring me sov la.n,oess tbs,
I don't now enjoy and know Il couldn'i
ovop comnensatc ,ne far : meap action.
No "a, Idsh,. p.~~a,, s.,,,a III. co~t.,.
a. he chooses: III arrange INV conscience
10 suit myself"
.l,oa hj.ss ,o,,, ,.a A.. Ia
man In a trembling voice. and bowipc
AZ. had .,o, his hard. he wa,t ~ .;'
Ience.
He remained At the hospitable house
dur;ns tho nivbt aud MA. .Aate,,.;aed lila
nn honoreti ruert me next dov beinc
fair he took his leave. As he was about
10 depart. Henry Barrett mt n crown In
his hand. saving:
"Take n. INV friend. and not yordl |
don'tknow who YOU Gro. and I've not felt II
NV dutv 10 iuouite: but this | do know
from YOUR appoaranco. manners and Ian
guage-that you are not a common beg
gar. and that YOU have seen better DAYS,
which sincerely hope YOU may again.
It's as much as my circumstances will
Justify, aud may, perhaps, serve to keep
YOU from starving some niuht or sleeping
BY the wayside."
God will repay youI said the old man
solemnly: and he walked slowly away.
wiping the tears from his eyes.
lie has aready!" mused Henry Bar
rett. placing his hand upon his heart, l
have il here, principal aud interest.
Long and in vain did the selfish fam.
lies of Moses and Stephen Barrett look
for the appearance Of their rich uncle from
India. in carriage and four. and great
was their disappointment and vexation
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

passing through the skirt Of bis coat, up
on which he broke to run. Not TO be foil
ed in her attempt, she pursued, firing as
she ran, and the second Gre brought him
to the ground. She then walked up lois-
urely, firing until she had put three OF
four leaden balls In him, which made sure
work.
On returning to the house, the lady, as
tonished at 80 unexpected an event. and
coming from such an unexpected source,
said TO her: 10, LiveInia, why did You
do so?'' She calmly replied, "He killed
one who was as dear to me as life, and
had to do it, She then drew ont another
revolver and went skipping along the path
homeward, feeling that she had accom-
plished a Iong-cherislsd object 10 ayeng-
ing the death Of loved one.
Thus, within five months from the day
the, young man fell, his'thrce assassins
had all met their merited fate, the most
daring one, and the Que which finished
the foul deed, falling by the delicate hand
Of tender girl.
Some time after this occurrence, Col
onel (now GcneralD Stokes. commanding
the Federal forces in that section, invited
the young lady to favor him with her pres
enco at his headquarters. She went, ac-
companied bya friend; and in the course
Of the conversation he inquired OF her IL
she had ever had any regrets for having
killed Turner. She promptly replied she
had not. III was afrai1," said he, "you
might But" continued the colonel, ''you
ought to have none, for he was bad reb.
ell, and ought to have been killed" She
was then presented with splendid revolv-
er as an evidence Of his esteem for the
brave deed.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

Up among the White Mouniainr. where
it is said they grind the sleeps noses,
before SEEDING them out 70 the pasture
in the morning, Reverend Doctor.
from Boston, found . man on the shady
side of fifty hoeing bio living out Of the
barren hills. Introducing himself he soon
succeeded ia exciting the old mans curl
osiiy, whore first question was: Were
dye hail irom2" Answering that he was
from Boston, the man Of the hoe replied:
IVY, ! wouldn't think ye'd like to live
away of thcre."
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

| never see a person proud Of his
fine dress but 1 think, "well, be has on
ly cast off clothes, after oil; he has the
jacket Of tho amb, and the old great
coat of the sheep: from head TO foot he
Is dressed in what the trees or the ami
mails have used before him. His shoes
are made Of hides, his stockings Of the
cotton shrub, his shirt OF the flax plant,
his handkerchief is spun by the caticr-
pillars, and his gloves are the waistcoat
Of the angora"
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

When DR.. Day was President Yale
College a party went out with him once
to practise surveying. and the President
felt gratifed with the intelligence cyineed.
Next one of the party was examined.
"aow would you go TO work to survey
piece Of landY' The student hesitsted.
"if man were 10 come 10 you aud
wished to have his farm surveyed-what
would you doY" "l-l-I should advise
him to get somebody else to do it, sir"
Indiana American., 1867-10-11
NO. 3O2.

sible except tho assistance Of their COW
ardly arms; aud now that Il Is dead they
seek TO destroy the nation BY the annihi-
lation Of its credit.
The fact that the brasen proposition TO
rcpudinte the public debt il the offspring
Of the "Supreme Commander" Of the Sons
Of Liberty, the rebel agitasor and Canadi.
an refugee, ought TO insure lis instant
condemnation by every man who support
cd the Government during the rebellion.
Il journal.