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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-19
ELECTION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OHIO COUNTY, To-w1T:
Annual Township Election,
April 97th, 1865.


NOTICE ts hereby given that an Election will he
~ held on THURsDAY, APRIL 27Ih lss5 A.
the several places hereinafter mentioned Tor The
loving Township Odicers. viz: Supervisor TcWnEbIn
Clerk, OVeTSesr Of the Poor Township TTeaSnrer
Two Inspectors Of Elections, two ConstableS thre4
school Commissioners, and Surveyor Of Roads. I'm.
Ger the direction Of the Supervisor and Inspector OF
Elections in each township VI
In the Township Of Richie, at the Public Echool
House Ia the town Of South Whes!inE
In the Township Of Webster, st the house of Mr.,
CoWl corner Of LIST and ChApIine streets
IN IN centre Township, a: the Public School HOUSE
In Union ToVn.hip, at the 9Th Ward Hose House.
In In Gay ToSDship, at the Court Heuss Of Ohio
In Madison Township, at the City Hall 10 seeond
Hd In Washington Township. at the LIST Ward Hose
ud In R'ehiAnd Township, at the Riebland sehool
VI In Liberty Township, at the house Of John pArr.,
n In THadelPhIa Township, at house OF Frederick
meyer, IN the town of Triadelphia.
By efoer OF the Supervisors Of Ohio County
SSPLo16IHtd GEO. W. SIGuTE Clerk
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FOR SALE.
22O ACRE3 OF OIL LANDS,

SILGATED on Reader and Trough Runs, branches
~ o. EhhinB Greek, and about sixteen miles from
Lne ONO River by the Fishing Crock and YAIrmout
19InP1Ke from New MGrtinsVine, We,Esi County,
plat Of this land be seen or aov inE,r-na,io,
6sdred can be given by the undsrEgned, a. az
Monroe street. Wheeling, ". Va
mill JANR6 " wuRAT =.
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House for Sale.

OHE Tensmsus in Nal Row, Centre street. Ia,
- "hssInss eontAining four rooms and kitchen.
be Sold At auction that day in front Of ~. Gu
HO1Se- Terms Caah TSSIG GO ~ S9uFt
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JOHN BROWN,

SUCCESSOR TO
WEKES % BROWN
I39 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VI. VA.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of all sizes and ,tvl. la. -
4 Oh and Wa1er Colon, finished in the ISi--9
Also variety Of Fancy and Cheap CassS ol'e1-
Ssa pIctureI copied to cards or Iife-s size.
II Call and examine. -,o
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FOR SAI,E

FAVE BAY for sale about 100 ACRES OF vALr.
a AbLb LAND near HouRdTViIIe. MarIhNu q
"a Also about 40 VACANT ToWS TrrS 20 o.
Eooltoo 70 EiGAbethtoUn- The land -, = III, ~
In trAst9 70 suit purchasers. - Soia
1pr0-u RA MEss1CK
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FOR SALE.

Oyer at private sale Of tho best business
4 stands On Water street, between A. NJ. Adams
Co'S and the SpriRg House; three stories hLyh. I'm
hhed from cellar TO the garrett suitable for fHmIIv
residence Above the store arc Sevsn rooms on Ihs
second And third stories, with water aud RAs A
in good repair. ''
II not sold by the 9Th Of April 1865, will then
ouer II At public sale in front Of the Court Hnpse
Immediately AFTER the sale OF the property aSTaS
used on that day, at 10 O'Clock.
Tue 1nquestionAble For terms apply TO
!eEt@ II. K. LIST, Trustee
~ The above sale il postponed TIL the Qnd day
~ The HtoreruOm and lot Of A. N Adam, v-Iu
be offered at the same time aud place The saIe iii
AES place tntront OF the property on water streot
IhhAS w sALE-One third down. the balance
In equal nstalmsnts Of Q, II. IS and n month"; win
good security and trnst 90 the pEapertE. 49,
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NOTICE.

AE undersigned, desiring to devote his upd,v1d.I
II. Jh1en .n 70 other matters, Odera at priyntS
hs sI9ck Of Drugs, Paints, MsdicineS Oil Ge
FL sI I'm me FIXTURES, Furniture etc
FOR particulars and terms enquire Of
A o. GOOD,
Tr,.., g., Wheeling. W Va
a. heretofore. i4 DC continued
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National observance.

A UNION SERVICE Of the FIRST Presbyterian
IA Church With the Erglish Evangelical Lutheran
Church (Rsy- g. BsTnitz) will be held this day in
the First PresbyteriHn Church of Wheeling. Fer
mon by the Pastor. Rev. D. W. Fisher. EeTyices to
commence At IL O'clock. The public are respect
fully invited TO attend.
The English Evangelical Lutheran Church Il be,
ing under repairs
April lesh, 1855. 1t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHKIIINo WRsR Va, April IS, 1855.
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at the hour OF
w IL O'Clock, NJ, having been fixed upon for the
Funeral Ceremonies of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, lAte
President OF the United states, recommend 70 the
people Of this state that slight expression OF
their profound respect for the memory Of the oe,
ceased and appreciation Of his private virtues and
public acts, they abstain from all secular employ
ment that day, and observe 1t Is day OF lasting
and prayer; and that theT repair To theF usual al
places Of public Wo1hiP, at the hour named, Tor
the purpose Of Solemnizlng the occasion With apPro
pirate ceremonies. A. L FOREMAN,
| By the Governor: Governor.
GRANVILLE D. Hall,
1t Secretary of the State.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
| WHEELING, April 18th, 1865
INNHE Committee appointed to arrange Tor the
celebration Of the funeral Obsequies Of our late
! Chief MaRiBtrate recommend to the citizens as
follows:
lst. That all business cease on Wednesday, the
day az pointed. from aud after 9 o'clock A. and
during the whole Of the balance of the day.
90. That all bells in the city be tolled rom 8
O'Clock until o'clock and from 10 O'Clock until IL
O'clock. in the morning.
81. That religious services appropriate to the &C.
casion be held IN the various churches OF the city
Commencing ut IL O'Clock A. NJ, precisely.
18th. That all public buildings be drAped in mourn.
ing and all fags, public and private, be displayed
in mourning. A. J. SWEENEY,
Chairman Committee.
sAN'L McoL1lIlS, Secretary. It
Il HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMANDER,
WHEE1SG, ". Va, April IS, 1856.
ssSSTt9Sat, and 9s1sTal Order 10. Is, HeadqGaT-
lss---1-rtulspt Of Wess Virginia, lahpr win b
So a an E1IdSif, 5S.lSSIs, Ind on ali ESSSS6I
Eo14elth this eomEAld, on WEDNESDAY 6E3F,
lSh instant, the day Of the Funeral Of the late Pres
ldent OF the United StAtesf the aSs all Military
Posts Stations, Ports, Buildings and Vessels will be
kept st half mast during the day, and at twelve
meridian. twenty.one minute guns viii be fred
from all Ports and At all Military Posts
By command Of BreTet MAI. Gen. EMORY.
JANIS WAtHBURN,
1t Col. 116th o. v 1, Military Commander.
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CO-PARTNRRsHIP.

THE undersigned have this day formed a oo-,.-+
4 neEship under the style and hrm Of DetVilSr 4
66nshAn' And viii continue the General CommiSsion
BUSINESS At the old stand No 2t6 2Is and 2O NoTtb
0t"@1 sHeeG AB'M H. DETWILER
uLu,,, JAS ". ENGLISH
IHSte!PnIa. April Let, lsoS. sprlO-2E
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I IN 4IeEces Sugar Cured Dried Bead
L received and for sale by
HnAS PRYOR, HOWELL MILLER.
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FOR SALE,

Euston & Storey's Brewery.
THE undersigned, having their New Brewery At
the corner Of Quincy and Market streets ~
in complete running order, and fitted up with eyeTv
modern improvement, solicit trial of their 1nnsri
or AleA apis II EUSTON 4 STOREY
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Meeting at MoundEvIiIe-S Stringent
ReSoluIIonS-A Thorough Going
Policy Determined Upon In Mar
shall County.
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COMMISSIONERS NoTTcE-

TEE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EY2
4 listing un0er the firms OF Shipper / DetviIers
HhIhdeiphia, A H De:Wiler / Co, Wheeling "
Vs. AID A. y. DetViler Co., Toledo Ohio Is mi:
Gay dissolved by mutual consent. Rither of tbs
1nasrNgned are authorized settle the business ~
1ne late nFms. FRANCIS K. SHIPPER
AB'A H. DETwILER,
ISAAC DECWILER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
Financial AGaIrn.

The Philadelphia Ledger has the following
sensible remarks in its monetary article;
Gold ispolnting upward, and wss quoted
yesterday at noon at la6iGal493. Some
inconsiderate persons look on this advance in
gold, Us Il is called, but what 10 really de-
probation Of paper currency, as matter of
no concern, prices equslzing and adjusting
themselves TO the charges almost as soon as
made. This is true TO some extent, bns
there are many cases in which the fluotua-
uons in the price oe gold operate unequGlly
and uHiustly. The advance Just now, IN the
favorable condition Of the national finances
aud the absence of any hostile news from
abroad, or of any sinister apprehensioDs at
home, Is awakening grave cor Germ in taan-
olal circles. The comparatively large emf
um is matter Of considerable Importance to
all classes in the community. While it cop-
unues at the present rate, OF at any great ex.
cess over the issues Of leRAl-teuder notes,
based on the national credit, there is with
every days expenditure large addition TO
the public debt and our current dsburt ements
aud aggregate Indebtedness are made greater
by Just so much as the purchasing power Of
the curreHcy is loss than that Of specie
When hereafter we pay our debt in gold, we
shall have to return gold dollars for what has
been received on a deprecated paper valua.
tion. And shonld any considerable portion
OF our debt become permanent, the burden
OF the annual interest, in coin will OF course
be increased in the ratio of the debasement
OF legal,leuders, 1t seems impossible TO have
a settled and satisfactory regulation Of the
prices OF labor and the necesssries of life
while the purchasing power oi the national
currency, as compared with that OF specie, is
ltntla IL -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
TIE COLUMRUs CRIsIs.

There is no paper published any where
that we read so fully, and with more IN
terest, than the Columbus Crisis. After
the death of Governor Medaiy, about q
year ago, it was for some time edited and
published by Samuel A. Medary and w.
N. Webb but since the 18th of July last
it has been under the exclusive control of
the latter, one of the ablest political writer's
in the county 1t is no disparagement of
others papers to say that, in his hands,
the Crisis is second to no Weekly in any
State. The Day Book and Freeman's
journal, both published in New York,
are admirable, each OF them but in moth
ing superior, and in some things not
equal to the Crisis, Let every Democrat,
everywhere, who can afford it, take them !,
and we shall have sounder and healthier
political condition of things. But the
Crisis has stronger claims upon the De-
mocracy Of Ohio and the West. 1t is a
BOOK IN which Democrats, especially
farmers and mechanics, can during the
long winter nights and bad winter days,
find sound democratic doctrine and facts
strongly aud well put-put with the plain
ness, the earnestness and the pHgnaeify
with which, every day, political truths
ought to be stated. Brother Webb is
polite but he understands that what is
now most wanted in the Democratic press,
is vim, and that our true policy is always
to be the attacking party. We trust that
the Democracy of Ohio and Of other
Western, and the South Western States,
will extend most liberal support to the
Crisis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
Current News Items.

Among the prominent Coniederates par
doned by the President on Saturday, we're
Ex-Governor Rector, Of Arkansas, and J. s.
Sauders, ex.member Of Congress from Geor'
giS.
Geuoral Grant has purchased, and will
re6t for his winter residence the property
known as the Douglas Hospital in Wasiug-
ton,
Ex-Governor Allen. OF Louisiana, declines
the use of his name rs u candidate for Gov
ernor in that State He is determined to re-
maiu in Mexico.
A number OF persons sentenced to death by
Military Commissions in Kentucky, bave
been respited to imprisonment for life in the
penitentiary,
iThe Fenians have established their perma-
neut headquarters for the United States in
New York. They except TO commence the
sale Of their bonds next week.
Intelligence has been received at Wash
inglon that an influential delegation Of
Canadians is about TO. come to that city, to
make efforts 10 re-establish the Reciprocity
Treaty.
Young Ketchum was arraignsd in Court
yesterday, in New York, and pleaded guilty
His sentence was deferred until he shall have
testified iu certain civil cases now before the
Courts
The French Minister aud Secretary Sew
u u.
Saturday IN relation to the affairs in Mexico.
Mr. johnson reathrmed the views he had here
tolore expressed.
The President has issued his proclamation
naming the first Thursday in December az
the day Tor thanksgiving, humiliation and
prayer.
General Fullerton in Louisiana, has abol-
ished the negro boarding house courts, and
turns over their business TO tho regular
tribunals.
There is considerable alarm in Canada, in
expectation OF an invasion of Fenans and
raid upon the Canadian banks
Within a year ST Paul ard New York will
be united by railroad, by the connection Of
the Michigan Central and McGregor West
ern, at Austin.
The Chicago people have been visited with
serious storm. The gale on Friday has de
stroJed other vessels on the lakes
The disatTectiou in the Republican party OF
Cook County, Illinois, continues, and defeat
OF the Abolition ticket is predicted.
The iDsurrsction among the negroes at ia.
maics continues. Four Spanish meu.otwar
have been sent to quell tho disturbances.
The President has not yet made public the
findings OF the Commission in the case Of
Captain Wrz.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
General Lee.

The following is copy Of the amnesty oath
subscried toby Gen. Lee, at the office of the
Notary Public, Roekbridge, Virginia, octo-
Der 18th, 1865;
|, Robert Il. Lee, of Lexington, Virginia,
do solemly swear in the presence of Almighty
God. that will henceforth faithfully support
protect and defend the Constitution OF The
United Statee, and the Union Of the States,
aud that will in like manner anide by aud
faithfully support all laws and proclamatons
which have been made during the existing
rebellion, with reference to the emancipation
Of slaves. so help me God.
TSignsd,l R. f. LEE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
sHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue of and obedience to an order OF the
ID Superior Court, of Montgomery County, Ohio, l
will sell at public sale on Saturday the Twenty. fth
day OF November, 1865, st the Court House at 2
o'clock p. M, the following described premises stu.
sted in said County, being the South West quarter
of section No. thirty ionr (3I), township i've (5l
Range hye 10Y kast, beginning at the South East
corner Of a lot now owned by the heirs of John E
Bechtol, deceased, running thence North twenty
rods to stone; thence East twenty four rods
to a corner stone; thence South, twenty rods to a
corner; thence West twsnyiour peTches TO the place
OF beginning. containing three acres more or less
sMd premises have been appraised nj twelve hum
dred dollars and cannot sell for less than two thirds
the RpprAisment.
Terms;--One third cash. one third in one year and
third in two years; hack payments to bear inter
est and 10 DO secured by mortgage said premises
a.. % e.l y q. Il. DAVIDSON, sheriff.
+. THomPsoS, Airy. oct25.4,w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30

LEGAL NOTICE,
NO ANA4t
Jacob c. Silver, Plaintiff.

Isaac Homer and ostharna Horner, OF agranRa 90.
Indians and Sarah u. Silver and Lewis A. Silver Of
Montgomery Co., Ohio, Defendants.
Superior Court OF Montgomery Co., Ohio.
IS The above named defendants will he take notice
that Jacob O. Stlyer, ON The 20lh day Of September
A, D., 1865, filed hls petitlon In the Superior Court
NJ Montgomery County, Ohio, asking that partition
be- made OF the following desc nhed premises, and
clover assigned therea 10 said sarah b. Silver, said
premises being ninety acres In the south east corner
OF the north west quarter Of section number g) nine
teen town four lD, rang four 4), east aud that at
the December term of said court, stid phnuh will
AK that an order be made for the partition otsald
prem Bes pursuance Of the AT ute.
.L-.- . JACOB q, SILVER,
iH oetl3 DIV 'NH .HH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
censraI Banks Ia a Tight Place

General Banks, one Of the played .out
abolition Generals. who succeeded the
amiable Ben Butler in the command Of
New Orleans, is likely to become as dcs-
picable as the beast himself Being dis
posed Of and having nothing to do, he
conceived the idea Of going back to Mas
sachusetts and running for Congress. He
did go back, and the first thing he did to
secure the confidence of the Radicals was
to openly condemn President Johnson's
plan of reorganization. This secured
him the nomination in the sixth Congress
sional district Of Massachusetts. But
several persons express doubts as to his
eligibility, for the very substantial reason
that he removed to Illinois in 1861, and
in 1865 Do was admitted to the bar in
New Orleans, making the declaration
under oath that he was citizen Of Lou
isiana. Banks game at that time was to
to settle in New Orleans and, be elected
United States Senator by her bogus legis-
lature But like his predecessor he came
to grief, and sought refuge in Massachu-
setts. The following little bit Of inside
history will give the reader an idea of the
cause of his hostility to President John
son; it is from correspondent of the
Montgomery Advertiser
A strange misconcepton prevailed until
lately as to the effect of the Presidents am
nesty and pardon.
As plain as the Presidents proclamation
appeared to impartial readers, the Freedmens
Bureau decided that amnesty and pardon
carried with them immunity irom arrest and
punishments for crime only. But the matter
was finally brought directly to the attention
of President johnson in the case OF AlF. X.
II. Short, "a well known citizen OF Louisiana,
who, on the 29th Of July, received his pardon,
but General Howard Chief OF the Freedmeus
Bureau at Washington, refused to restore him
his mansion in Nep Orleans, occupied by
General N. r. Banks; whereupou Mr. Short
went to the President in person and obtained
the following letter, itom which dates ah the
subsequent rulings on this vexed question.
1t is needless to add that upon this showing,
Mr., Short was speedily restored to his rights
ol property, and GeneralN. p Banks 'Uamos-
ed 10 Boshng:" -.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
LegaI.
NOTICE.
NOIlOHs
Petition for Partition.

JOSEPH X. SWALLOW will take notice that n
- petition was hled against him on the 10th day OF
October, A. ID 1865, In tho Superior Court OF Mont.
gomery county, IN the state of Ohio by Margaret A,
Kennedy, and IL now pending. wherein sad Margaret
A. Kennedy demands partition OF the following I cal
estate to wit TWeny-ihree (23l OF land more
OF less, being In the north east corner Of toe north
east quarter OF section Twenty.eight (2e) Township
Three lah Range, SIX 70, east situate IN the Town
ship OF Butler, county OF Monti omeTy and State Of
Ohio, and that at the next term OF said Coutt, the
SAID Margaret A. Kennedy wiz apply for order that
partition may he made OF sid preniises
Dated oct,25, 1866
THEODORE SULLIVAN,
ool9SatW AttornaV for Petitioner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30

A man in St Louis has sued for divorce on
the ground that the marriage by which 1t is
alleged heis bound, was performed when he
was under the influence Of some siupefying
potion the designing woman had admin nistered
TO him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
Dissolution of p artnership.

UNnE partnership heretofore existing bstveehJ. o..
L Heidinger and l.. n. thompson, at louisville,
Montgomery county, OHIO, WAS dissolved hy mutual
consent on hc third day Of August, 1865. All claims
due ths firm may be eeltled with either Of the :
H''a J, q. HEIDINaKR,
Ia. h THchPsOH. I'D
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
sustaining the President.

Because Democrats sustain the action Of
President johnson in reference to the re-or-
ganization of the Southern States, it does not
follow that they approve &C his military COM
missions, and other unlawful and barbarous
relicts Of Lincoln's administration. Demo-
Gratis will heartily endorse all lawful and
constitutional efforts Of the President to re-
store the country to order and prosperity, but
they will be excused from sustaining any OF
the despotic usurpations which have hereto
fore beer so common, and which are yet ip-
dulged in TO some extent II Nc. johnson
wants the friends OF the country to be his
friends, be must be governed, and govern
others, by the Constitution and laws, and do
away with shoulder-strap courts, military
prisons and all the paraphernalia Of a one
horse despotism. The Abolitionists will snp-
port him il he goes negro suffrage and ne
gro equality Holmes County Farmer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
EzTllI:k kfH

Contains all the medical virtues Of PINE TREE
TAR. WlNEOF TAR cures Consumptiol, Cougha,
Colds Sore Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Asthma
Dipiherla, Gravel Diabetes, and Diseases OF the Kid
ney and Bladder and other complaints. 4l.
Sold by Druggists and GroeeTs throughout the
United States at only 81 90 bottle.
W. W. STEWART. GRNERAL AasKT.
BswAreIOftC ftCOunte
oenuue have "wne of Tar" blown On bottle.
oet2Ou
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
Executors Sale Of Real Estate /!
1,ERr rine .Old at pubic sale. on the promises.

nlERE viii be sold a. pubic sale, on the premises.
FRIDAY, November 8, 1855, -SEs
By the Executors OF the last will and testament o
George 0ebhart, decd, the following Real Estate
pituated 10 Mani Township, two miles east Of
Mamisburg described as follows; Lot Number one,
containing 6l 23-iOO acres. Lot Number Two, con.
tanning 80 36-l0O acres. Lot Nun Der Three, con.
taininR "a acres, which Is well tmbered. Lot Mum.
Der Four, containing 80 acres, all situate in section
10, town l. range 0, beiw the Miami rivers.
TERNs.--0ne third cash, one third on the hrst
d ~ OF April 1867; end one third the first day OF
April 1893 The back payments TO be secured by
mortgage the premises, and 10 bear inter- st nom
sale. GEORGE W. GEBHART
JACOB WEAVER, Executors.
. octg5.wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
l ------- - nOIIRH

OOOhls
DY order OF the Probate Couri Of Franklin oaunty
ID Ohio, there will be sold at PUBLIC vendue nj the
door o. the Court House in Montgomery county, o.,
on the
HsUSHh De y November, Ia66,
at O'Clock p M, the ndivIde one half of lot No.
l4ll, in the city Of Dayton, in Montgomery county,
Ohio, the properly OF Ida A, and Lpela /. Larue
(Minors)-apprsised at 5000
Terms OF sale One half cash on the day Of sale
the rest in year with interest and secured by
mortgage on the premises.
The purchaser at the sale can have the remaining
half Of ssid premises the said terms. The mort
cages the osertY will be cancelled the day CT
sale
Il SARAH M. LARUE,
esardian ofIdaA. ALuella J. Larue.
ac1lS 4tw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-30

EE~The labors of the South Carolina
convention have been unsparingly con-
d0mned by the abolition newspapers.
President johnson speaks thus of the
results achiehed by the convention
81 have to congratulate your conven-
tion upon its harmonious and successful
amendments to the constitution. Lot this
work go on and we will soon be once
more united, prosperous and happy peo-
pie forgetting the past. looking with con-
tidence to prosperous and harmonious
future" t'.
Evidently the radicals and the President
are at discord upon some points, 1t is a
happy augury; it is a blossom which in
1868 will become ripe democratic fruit of
the olden flavor.