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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

DEATH OF MICHAEL HOFFMAN,, DEPUTY Col
IEcToR OF THE CUsTom-II oUsE.-At an informal
meeting of the Deputy Collectors and Clerks of the
New.York Custom House, held on Tuesday morning,
the following preamble and resolutions were adopted;
U5,y,n. Our friend and associate. Michael Hoffman, has
been called ON the o his earthly iioois oy iiih Wh,
" dosth all things wel' and -. pi1. 1870
aereo lille bo~ Ing TO the decree OF rr"viaence we
feel that We h.y. thas he mss Oseh mus
s,ric en- down prime Of hs msnho d. ana IN the oS'
Of his usefulness therefore, . -. IL.
R,,Ir,a That we who knew his kindness OF heaIt ms
arse peay. aud tn. high sense OF honor uHt pf1np'o
every sc whether official or private feel incupen .p
offer sympaies 20 his fanny ana te n,eAu'
like ourselves rec guzs and acknowledge his worth
The Custom-Housc brokers also held meeting
yesterday morning, and adopted the following reso
lulions:
R,red That we have heard with feelings Of the deepe.
grief AID Of the death of Michael Hoffman, tie De
uiy Collector OF the port Of New-iork . -,
rom u.s. who knew him IN social and business relsuohs
of le his memory claims tributary tear ~,
noble feeling worth that ,corned sofdid
view joined WIKI Congratulations VI iniDu "u NIX
with sudDus zeal t. serve wei tue ihte'es OF
our Goyernent and wi concern TO act justly toward
both Government and people
: Hut now be-. sunk on ear,h's nsensate breast
His heart and all iis social erdof Tos'.
Then let a. eIgn o shed. who stsy brhnd
One tear, the tribute Of grateful mind"
The obsequies took place yesterday afternoon at
the late residence of the deceased, Thrty-iourth
street. large number of the attaches OF the Gus
toln-House were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

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about a O'Clock Serg Reid OF the EievenA Precinct While
proli his beat saw soe u.pcious looking persona COM
from "a. premises No 1871 Levi. street upio1 AZ gro
b, Chas f-cke. He examined The premises aud
found that they had been entered and robbed oil quahy
wearing apparel lhe serg-snt immediately gave the alarm
and 1s an exciting Chase SUGGESTED sfesus one OF te
pste. who gave III. Al .Iander Young justice Us
born uitted him for exsmnatios.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

vIsIroRs FROM THE QUAKER CirY.-The Police
Committee Of the Common Council CT Philadeiphia
arrived in this city yesterday morning on visit oil
inrpection to the Sation-IIouses and the workings
of the Police system. Tie party consists OF Mf.
Wilson Kerr, President of the Common Council, and
Messrp. h. A. Walbed, 4. +. Adams, George brink
worth, and James Halliwel, of the same Board
M,. A. j. Catherwood, Of the Select Council; Mr.
Josiah H. Butler, Clerk Of the Common Council,
and Mr.. Joseph A. Taylor, Messenger Of the Com
mon Council They were escorted about the city by
Alderman Dayton, and Councilmen Barney, KePpef'
Keech and Price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
CITY ITEMS.

A PAIR OF PELIcASs PoR THE CENTRAL PARK
Col. r. b. Thorpe, Surveyor Of New-Orleans, has
o. eseu.ed 10 the Commissioners Of the Central fars
pair of pelicans They arrived on Monday by the
steamer Roanoke, aud were yesterday tasea to the
Park. These birds, in many respects amongths most
remarkable of their Species are hardy, and perfectly
tame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

BAlrixoxn, Aug Bilious stosdyi Howard ate.'
Is .ii9to. wnxAr active White 5SGo,. Red ~ "a
dSi rs. Cons quistj White 630'Ois slow btdb4e
UArs: Old Penn. vsla, aaJc. raov.soss dull. Mess
Pork ell; Lard glQloo WBlsK, dsll al 3,c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

THOUSANDS (

THOUSANDS or YOUNG MEN HAVE BEEN
SAVED ygos RUN AND OrngR Tnor-ASDs DIRECTED IN
- az. II their ta.ut. TO nouor and ny ming
gcs III. and advice, fOwLga " .LLs
No Jo3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

Orion were appointed committee to accompany
the remains to Newburgh Al 3 o'clock. p. H.. this
COMMITTEE, accompanied by Dir. Chalmers and DIR.
Bailey Of Newburgh, caused the iy to be re-
moved from the receiving vault and placed on board
the steamboat Mary Powell. They escorted the re-
mains to Newburgb, where the obsequies will be
held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
THE PRIZE CASES.

Judge Belts. alter up~ard OF q years continued
attendance upon the Prize Court has been with his family
Sssross Spring. for forhL On Saturday last the OnsS
States Di.tctAuotney Z. Desheld Smith broush oeofs
HIM Springs some important prize business when rem
dered desirable the Judges nmedse udsnce In th' cy
lie will scco dn.y hold Cour. ere Wednesday, th- 2xh
lust when il IL mdetood that certain steamers brought here
q. pre. will together with some prize mu irion, Of b.
spple behs of be Government and other px- oos
will be pressed by the District Attorney and be dPses
OF by Judge Beta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

AnlE-BoDrED MEs NOW IN OUR HosPirALs.-ln
the different hospitals used for tho accommodation
of sick and wounded soldiers in this city aud neigh
borhood there are at q rough guess sufficient
number Of convaescent men 70 form regiment
They are all disciplined-havo seen service, and
would be invaluable in the field. Why arc they
detained here at great cost TO the Government, oc-
cupying room needed by fresh arrivals OF invads
They are willing and anxious to retarn to their reg
ments, some OF them even venturing TO run tue
blockade" rs they term it, when taey escape over
the walls and report themselves at headquarters AZ
ready for service. In the City Hospital alone which
with one exception, contains the smallest number OF
soldier pa,cnls OF any institution within the medical
jurisdiction Of this city, there are thirty men VINO
were wounded and i'll, but who have regained their
health and the ass Of their limbs, aud are now able
TO bear arms. On Monday morning steps were
taken to Wait the hospitals aud make out muster
roll 60 that before long may expect to md these
men on their way the scat Of war, ard the reason
may probably leak out why they were not sent oil
before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

PAssPoRrs ron NoS.ExEarTs.-Orders received
from the State Department at Washington by the
Provost Marshal 10 this city set forth that all persons
liable to military duty may procure passes or pass
ports to leave the country upon their filing bond
for 81 OOO that in the event Of their being drafted
they will be represented by substitute, or answer
the call themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
TAdyerilseniert1
[nIlnAX At RARNUM'S

GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY At BARNUMS
Mrsgux-Two sp,neid performances, at and Il ooiocs
D. M GKs Tom InC.B aud Cor. ksrr ~ a. hours o.
peeialy q, II, ,. aud o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

p,,,.,x,pm,A. Aug a-rLocm quiet, wa.I CosS
M Wtur 81 s.0sI ST. Red .e ala
as,,"n' Yellow, tto. PKovIsiess hIu. Ws'A"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

ATTEgPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-Yesterday morn
ing about O'Clock Louisa Adams insane widow ~
Of age, residing a. No ~ sixth avenue Juup-u rom
the story window Of residence TO Che Sidewalk
aid is supposed have b.rn fatally iuJ lrcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

PARK BAnRacRs--A number Of carpenters are
AZ work a, the Park Barracks, fitting then mp for
the reception Of volunteers passing through the city
Accommodations will DO made to lodge 1000 men,
and any number Of soldiers can be fed. Capt Abel
ia the Superintendent, and Mr. Baker the contractor
for suLslstng the troops. About thirty men arrived
yesterday morning from Albany. IN charge oil
police officer. -Four Of them were IN irons. Ihey
leave for Baltimore this evening. DIR. T.. w.
Schaui,ler, who rendered such efficient service under
Col Bliss as resident surgeon at the Park Barracks
has joinsa the II, National Volunteers, under Col
Quincy. lie will occupy tho position of Is. Lieu
tenant in Company G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

The REMAINS or THE LATE BRrc.-GEs. VIII.
LIAhs.-At the meeting Of the Joint Committee on
National Affairs, yesterday morning, at tho City
Hall, the following communication was received
from the Mayor:
MAJORS OyrcH, NV YoRK. Aug 10.
To The Joint Commute " a' CommO" CoUne" ." naho'a!
ffaVs
authorities OF New Orleans the accompsnyis lot,er
Ing tho request Of Msor-Gen-ral Butler that ths body Of
Brsad-r neral Thomas " lism, who tell In baotie
Baton Rouge, be properly cared for on it' aniv. wh'e
ag tho order Of the family Of tho deceased who reside
On the arrival OF tho steamship North Star this morning
with ths board directed the body of the dstin
gui.hes soldier to be removed by an undertaken MI Senior
to the GoveInoI's Room
would nov ts.pee,fully 'ess,'. 70 YOU Gentlemen, in
Of the dng uished military POSITION aud vices Of
Gen ~iam. and tho heroic 'nner oi bic DEATH received
brav.y leading against superior numbers
General ,endd geat to secure and I" view Of the fact
that tho dec.as.d from state aud his rsnsn.
are returned burial win that II 10 due from MS,
accordingly would respectfully recommend that ,ub Com
mil Of body. represent tie Corporation OF your
Iism. to Hrwbnrgh md tina, s q sm.u Of each Of The
Senatorial Ditic Military Committee. OF this city DO Invited
to unit. with you In this tribute ofrespse.
would also that resolutions OF respect
be prepared for 'sbn'on 10 tho honorable the Common
have aimed that tho steamer Mary Powell III leavs
th, city from tho loot Of Jay street ut a O'clock Tuesday
afternoon aud -opd suggest that If practicable Tho Com
nee t.ko that mode OF cons.ymcs as the best which is at
tsnable. GEORGE OPDfkE. Mayor
DHPAKTxSSr ~ THE QUIZ.
kEw-UnLKAss, aug IN, 1862
SIN: The steamer North Star, winch salt. this day for
Kew York bears remains OF Big G-n Thomas Williams
Of tho United States Army who M 10 battle In front OF baton
Rouge, La, o tho morning ofih- 3h lust
su commanded by M,jot Gcns.l Butler 10 request that
your Honor III that the body Of the gallant col ie
from tho ship upon her arrival at city
entonbed tho further .dsf OF tho family VI the
deceased Who reside In the interior Of tho state Of New
York
From what have learned OF your patriotic character
nave reason think that you will comply ~tn saoy with
tho request Of tho Major General Commanding the Depart
msnt tho Gulf .
havs tho honor TO be- very respectfully your obcdisns
.nrvsnt JOHN CLARK. Captain. ke
40 hi, Honor OEoR0s OPDrKK Mayor Of the Ciy Of New
York.
Alderman Mitchell and Councilmen Godnoy and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SpEcIAL TKxx-AUs. Ia
before Judge HILTON
TRADE AGREEMENT.

o by Judge Betts.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TERx-AUa. Is
h-foir Judge HILTON
TRADE AGREEMENT.
James A. = i-arU.s sgt Chas Han.
The facts of this cane have breu noted II was
for injunction to restrain driendsat from doing
business the psai.es Of the late brm Of shesn.o
Hart Ihe pa'ti-s tHrTs IN the hogrshie business
but dissolved arr ship July 1902 The psItDershtp a
Gle. pFo,dd that rrh- pannrr should continu. 70 ouns.
premises occupied by the hn Tor III months strf zoe
DISSOLUTION fl4inuh removed TO No 81 Pr. row. bu, DO
fndsnt continued business at cid stand NJ. Shesnaa
cnnnsed Dsirnd,nt out III isvi that plaintiff had
sg r-d .nst lie mIeht remain ia tie building ~
The Court d-sdrd ID uud r.taniDs alleged BY 40
eudui dsui-d by psiu tue de-ndsD mus, be regard
ed aios e,soh such Jude standing aud The Partner
.hip agr- euient b, cuusdefed IN full ioice
Moou TO continue injunction grated with : 10 costs"
W.ier a sh.srman for motion; +. II. b. Bryan s. B.
SUPREME CoURT-cnIvBsHs-Auo ia-BefOre Ja'a''
bAssARD
IslOSS.
Charles W. Lawrence AT. Daniel Shepperd ct Al.
Judg order-d " 49,.
h.m ; Undr hill axt G-ose vogt ct al Motions srsoieL
Mary :. Franklin sgt Edward G tr'Slia syksnu' 'oss
IT al x, Thoms Co ello Motions N ed 90 o"'ts
Mchae P uz- ct al sgt. Got.ieb Z~ilsey tai mso's
MaC s f,ansin ast tds ard C. Franklin. Motion granted
s.ras t"erS ns Juc H. Robertson 9. al ce@'t sI rss
Fifr Ins & agt Peter Van An'sefP Il al o. " ''es'~
o.. jso. 5 smith (swo ca.e.).- Orders granted
SUPERIOR COURT-SrEciAL TKRx-Aus is-be@'
Justice hioNCKlKr.
DECISIONS
Chsrles Batchelcr ngr. Henry V. Bush et al
Brport co. Grm-d aud order granted. al.
y an. r.. Churchill &c. sst Isaac santonus' 3c-o''
srsned Ac - a., ..,.A
ps Gouei.ck-r agt. Valentine Desp-order g's''sa
UNITED STATS MARSHAES OFFiCE-AuaH
Enlisted ~ IHE NAVY.
u.nrv Wr, In WI. urTeeied on G. arge OF s~s''
;, H.. On board the ship Hem, pherr rs W.
on that he woud enli't Ia inc Na'J'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

ANOTHER GOVERNMENT Observation-Disclosures
Bay State, of the Fall River line has been chartered
bv the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20


eriay 800 bales Of cotton and other goods, compris-
ng tue cargoes Of two vessels-tbe schooner Mag
nolia and Andromeds-conhscsted on account Of
attempting to run the blockade. were sold by ID. III.
Burdett, auctioneer by order Of the United States
Marshal under the direction of the Prze Commits
siouers. The amount realized was $l66, 203 %.
Nrw ARRAsGknESr on The HUDSON RIVER,
TRoY AsD SARATOGA RAILRoADs.-By new ar-
engagements the Hudson River Railroad train which
leaves Chambers street at a. m, runs through to
Saratoga Springs. arriving at the Springs at l5O p.
IN. Returning leaves the Springs at Lib r. M, ar-
irving here at O'Clock in he evening. Both trains
run through without changing cars. All the other
trains 10 Saratoga run Ms heretofore, the above
arrangement bsvng been made for the especial ac-
conlnodation of the Saratoga travel
BULLS HEAD.-Tbe drovers arc all jolly Droyer
Of bullocks drovers Of fat swine, drovers OF sheep
and lambs, are all jolly. Even the calves partci-
pate and welcome death at fat prices. There never
WIS week before, since the began" when
all sors Of bnchers animals looked up at one time.
The weekly report of the Cattle market shows that
they do this week. At least their owners do. IL
might be supposed that tho butchers would look
down, but they DO not. They Gre jolly TOO. They
have paid higher prices this week. but they are sure
that their customers are good for the advance, aud
have the money. There il 10 lack Of that, aud We
can afford to pay half cent higher this week for
beef than we did last So let us all DO jolly. Why
not, with such M abundance Of =" roast beef and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
SUPREME COURT-CnhsBsRs.-AuG l9-Before Jn'aes
BAkSAhD
slOSS.
Cba-ies " Lawrence AIT Daniel Shapperd ct Al.

UNITED STATS MARSHAL'S OFFiCE-AuaH
Enlisted IN IHE NAVY.
ro,, Wr;, In xcn. nrresied on a e. arge OF steal
i, t. svrr-ef. On board the ship ieuIi, pber rs
chare,d on that he wouid enIi.t Ia the Navy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

some details concerning the new reservoir and the
financial prospects Of the department. lie con-
cuded as follows:
May Providence bless the city OF my affections,
for which | have toiled for go many years, with u
continuation of its Freedom it's public education OF
the children VI the poor well ss the rich Its equal
laws aud rights for all men, and its devotion 10 tho
Union OF the States, which can alone preservs the
people from the establishment OF military rule and
Of petty despOtsms on this continent
After patriotic air from Dodwortb's band, the
Mayor remarked that it had been considered not in
appropriate to have poetry blend its harmony with
the music of the waters, and introduced John Nc
Cheney, who entertained the audience with short
poem suitable TO the occasion.
Luther X. Marsh, esq. on behalf Of Messrs. Fair.
child and Walker, followed in II congraiulalory i'd
dresr, reviewing the work that had been accom-
plisbed and dwell in glowing language on the bene-
fts TO be derived from enterprise 30 gigantic and
enduring.
full description Of the reservoir has already ap-
peared in our columns. The strength and beauty Of
the gate houses cannot fail ~ elicit universal adnira.
ton. The mai ria is granite Of superior quality
from "Spruce Head" Quarry, on an Island at the
mouth of the PenobscOt River, State OF Name fur
nished under contract BY Simon Stevens. esq, OF
this city, the same as he is furnishing the Croton
DEPARTMENT for the elevation Of the High Bridge,
and the same as has been used for the ring stones OF
the arches OF some of tho bridges in the Central
Park and the base of St. Patrlck's Cathedral On
Fiftelh street and Filth avenue.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
The Ranner Of RIooa.


Cassius NJ. Clay, in a speech made in
Brooklip on Tuesday evening, said
$50 far from finding fault with Abraham
Lincoln, he rather found fault with him that
he had not suspended the habsas corpus, not
by dash Of the pen, but by the ropes round
the necks of these traitors" f
A Voice-"We'll hang them yet"
Nc, Clay--"Yes, sir, the hanging of such
men as Seymour and Wood would have saved
thousands Of honest lives"
A VOice-"Thats so. il.stali.. I.
Mr.. Clay-"That is true philanthropy"
SO we have the proposition by leading
Republican politician-lats Minister TO Rus
sia and now a Major General-madein in large
meeting held 10 promote Wardswortls q cleo
ton, to hang Hofatio Seymour, the Democrat.
ic and Conservative caadipate for Governor.
This, then, is the banaer under which the
WardswOFlh campaign is to be conducted
The Banner OF Blood IL is hung out at the
first large meeting held by Wardsworth s
friends since his Notwithstanding out by the
hands of the most notorious leader Of the Abo-
liton party, brought on from Washington for
that purpose. The Banner Of BIood-that
is the insignia, is t2 under which General
Wardsworth seeks the executive POWER Of the
StAte2 Hang SeymOur'-lhat is to be the
war-cry OF the campaign, isit2 il
How rapidly are we drifting into the days
Of terror and OF slaughter, which chAracteri.
zed the dissolution Of civil institutions and
society in Erancel DO these men who pro.
pose 10 "hang Seymour" know what they are
talking about2 Do they understand the ha.
lure of the tiger which they propose TO let
loose in their State2 DO they expect 10 be
able 10 cage him at Will2 Did the blood oi
the French Revolution cease to Aow with the
sacrifice Of the first victim. Do they expect
10 hang Seymour and then be able 10 take
down the gAllowsl Alasl that we have come
to this-that a political campaign is initiated
BY a proposition Of murder-Of a reign OF
terror--of q carnival of blood .I
The supporters Of Governor Seymour the
conservative, law abldiHg men Of the State,
cn''nly await any issue which the violent men
n used 10 ibeW may force npon them They
have sought aud still seek TO decide this con.
test by an appeal to the reason and judgment
of ths electors Of the State, and BY the peace.
ful decisions Of the ballot box. They expee,
TO be allowed that privilege, hitherto shpposed
to be guaranteed BY the Consultation and the
laws But when their candidate is threatened
with changing" and campaign Of blood Is
proposed il Is time for them 10 say--with a
calmness and frmuess which shall give mean.
ing 10 their words-that under all creu m.
stances and at every hazard, they will defend
their rights as men and citizens against law.
less inVasion.-N r. Express
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
THE same Political TFIciteFy in
the Drnlt EIse1yIlAre.

We see by the papers that in the Four
teenth District. the draft was used as a
meahsfo carry the election in favor of the
AbolitioRists In the Democratic ooun-
ties Of Holmes, Ashland and Wayne,
where a majority of Democrats had been
chosen, the drafted men were ordered of
10 Camp Mansfield a few days before the
election, and refused the privilege of re-
turning home to vote. But in the Abo-
lition counties Of Lorain and Medina,
where a majority of the men drafted were
Abolitionists, they were allowed to re-
main at home until after tho election.
This AEas done to make WELKER's elec-
tion to Congress certain, and yet, notwith-
standing couple of hundred negroes vo
ted for him in Oberlin, the WHITE men of
the district rallied and elected Judge Bliss.
a sound Democrat This is but one of the
many instances of the inscriptions means
resorted to by the minions Of power to de-
feat the Democracy. But the reaction"
came, nevertheless.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
N w Washington snecil

EB- Washington snecials state that
SToNEwALL JACKSON has taken up his
headquarters at Martinsburg. The rebels
have doubled their line of pickets along
the river, and seem tolerably vigilant,
while they occupy themselves in depreda-
tions upon Union property within their
line. The rainy season has set in, and a
great sufficiency has fallen to raise the Po-
tomac SO as to render the majority of its
fords impossible, and to entirely change
the character of the fall campaign. twill
relieve not less than fifty Thousand soldiers
from doing guard duty at the various fords
along the Upper Potomac.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
sHERIFFs SALE TTT5f
Montgomery Superior
Court. az
Case No. 2Q09.

SAhes Iefhert CT Al montgomery superior
VIM v. Comfy, R. N. Com Case No. aOOs o.
ly and Richard Green.
DH Ylrtne Of and IN obedience TO ths command OF
ID ven. ex &C. 10 me directed from the Superior
Court ef Montgomery Comfy Ohio, ! will offer at
Public Sale at the door Of the Court House in the CITY
OF Dayton, on r
SdilgdQ, NoUop,bcr lsb 1862. d5l
Al two o'clock M OF said day, the following des
erbed real estate, yizi As the properly of Richard
l0S in the city Of Dayton Montgomery coun-
OF said and running from thence eastward
ly with Second street thirty two go feet 10 Al
bert X. H. Folkerlls north west corner OF said quarter
lot helce at right angles, Bolthwardly with Foerh
west line SHY feet TO a seven foot alley, thence
at right angles westwafdiY thirtytwo (a11 feet to the
western boundary OF said quarter lot thence north
Wardly sixty six ieet, with said western boundery OF
said quarter lot To the place Of beginning.
Also IN lot No. 1903 corner OF hh and Perry street.
Also IN lots numbered 2o13, south west part, and
lot s6l4 east part all in Dayton Montgomery county,
Ohio. =
The aboso premlses under former sxsautIon were
appraised as iollowsi
Lots No, l06 second street at ......... 5000 90
2ss corner Of 9th and Perry sts. H... 100000
2old md Gbl4 at........s........s.... 500,
The above described property was taken on exect!
ton as the property OF Richard Green, at the suit o
James Turner and ellen Turner against W. ". Gently,
r. N. Comfy aud Richard Green.
The above property cannot sell for less than X of e
appraisement. forms Cash.
~ a. JoHDAE, Atty. sesowts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
PeAnsyIVanIa Election.

A dispatsh from Philadelphia under
date of the 25th inst. says the official ma
jorities Of sixty-two out Of the sixty-six
counties in the State, and reliable esti-
mate for the four counties to be heard from
give SLENKER, Democratic candidate for
Attorney General, three thousand five
hundred and thirty-6ve majority.