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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-09

Never Eailia2 safety and Success.
MRS, wISsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP Ia a safe and
certain remedy for all diseases with which Chill.
dren are afflicted during the process Of teethtng.
II has stood the teSt for thirty years. Never
known to fail, Gives rest 10 the mother and re-
lief 10 the child Cures wind collie and regulates
the bowelA IS cents bottle. apl2 m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
pETITION FOR PARTITION.

Henry M GebhArt Oathariae Ann Gebhart and Mary
NJ. Geihart, VI. Am Ina r. HeeTmRn, John A.
Helleruaan, Peter n. GehhATt, Rosetta Il. 6ebhAft
and Ellen Gebhart Bupef1or Court Of Montgom-
cry County, Ohio, Petition for Partition, -
NELIA Ii. HEBLERMAN, John A. Hellermah,
n Potter u. Qebharti Rosetta E. Gebhart and
Ellen Gebhart will take notice that Petition was
fled against them on the leth day Of Deeember, 4.
~ fsdl 10 the superiof Court Of &ontgomery Coun-
" Ohio, by Henry N. Gehllart, CnthaTne Ann lleb-
hart and Mary N. Gehhart, and Is nov pending
Wherain Henry NJ 0ebhart. Gatharine Ana Ge6hart
and Mary N. Gshhart demand partition Of The tollov'
sitna . IN lhe County OF Montgomery and State Of
Oho-beng payi Of the southeast quarter OF section
No. 4, township No, 9, range east, Aoi beginnit
A., e5o W. from thn section corner At =. stonsi
thence q, SO l0shG perahes along Gebharps sen-
zion lima 10 sOnei thence 4O 80 hO,lD0 peTehes.
along WeaYar's aud the section line 70 stonai
thsnse .. hE v, l0a % perches Rlopg Root line 70
a stone; thence south i0i 3d. peFebes along %
cob Shade line 70 the paee Of baglnning eotalne
(65l sixty five acres, more or less Alto lots NUN
bered G0fty-nlne, htyf hty-ons and nay Two (lv oO
81 and 52 AZ designated on plat OF The hpbdysien
ofpart OF section No 33, town =, range u made ~
Mcclure aud HaSnas, and recorded on the recofrt
Of Montgomery County, Ohio, IN plat book A, page
B9, situata in Madison township, Montgomery Coun-
AZ Ohio, and that, al the February term, 1905 o
said Court the said Henry M. 0sbhart, Catherine
Ciehhart and Mary M GebhRt viii apply for an or
der thai partition may BE- made oi sAld premises.
- a ,.,.', n. III HkNRl M lnpHAkTL - = I,
p' QATHEHIH y ANN, ,GEB llAHTs
ApAn ol4I, Ap'y. dselzaAwlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
ISuERlFF'S 5 SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, kdmnlstralor Of John SIaha6erger'
deceased, W. Edmund sieckel ct al,
Case No. 1906.
DYivirtue % hndih bedlehce d. an order OF sele
Is made by the Superior Court OF Montgomery
county OHIO, will offer AT puie sale at the door vi
the Court House IN Dayton, on -
. \ e A.l 4 q hdtaradg, Jdaadry hi 1850, q q
Al tive o'aleok r m Of said day, the believing db-
scribed real estate ylE LOIS mum Uered two Thousand
six hundred and rec t2sO3l and tour thousand and
nnety.ora t4O0l as designated the revised plat n
the city Of Dayton, the county Of Montgomery and
state OF ohio. I'D -.
Lot No 2GO3 is situated on West Third street north
aide, on which there u large two story frame dwell
ing and other out buildngs-houso No tdS- and hh .
been appraised ut 81, 600.
Lot No AO91 il n vacant and extends from Ash
lev street Frank street, near Warren street, and
has been appraised ht sl5o. l.if
than tn thirds OF it's appraised value. '7'h1 iE
GEORGE MOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county
fODLHH q CAHILL, Attorneys ..ti t-t deSiawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
~ ~ '7''d on ESTATE. ''l'N A.

TN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probata
Court OF Montgomery County, Ohl,i in the case oi
fsaan Iayieyer ahd simpson Mutt, Executors Of the
last will aud, sestament, Of David Young deceased,
against Ruth Young ct al defendants, will oder ipr
esle at putlio auction on SATURDAY. the 3lst dfy
OF Decefnbsr A. u. 1864, at Rs'eock, afternoon upon
the promises the follSwihg deaoribsd real estate
stuSte in the County Of ,honlgoneEy' and Stale Of
Ffieen acres Of land akeu Oh the South side OF The
farm owned by the heirs Of peyid Young, decd
Situate In Seotidn 36, Town 2, Itahge 6, NJ. ks-de-
acrbOd as follows; Beginning at stone ON The east
line OF said sectiOn the south east corner OF said
farm thence north on the east line OF said section
BT4 chains 70 o. stons thence south rs west n s3
chains 10 tho centre of turnpike rosd thence sonth
eastwardly with the cenre OF said road ~ chains 10
the south west corner o. said farm thence on the
line between Young and Laieysr, north " %
CHAINS 70 the place Of beginning, containing HtesH
Appraised Az .siio per care Terms Of sale ops
thirdchsh one third In one year, and one third Nv
two years from tho day Of sale, with interests the
payments 10 be sOouredby mortgage upon the pro
Tn6aeA soid III a.t .f go ISAAC LAFEYER,
t .. SIMPSON MUTT,
ExeoutorA &c. OF David Young, decd.
]. II. BA0s0TTs Atty for Executors noy3e-S4W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
9BrnftssionaI,

llAnh lnr he mast three years Sprgee ntbe united
'htnfos Navy, has opeDed ap Office kt No. SIo Ihrd
street. ht4%6eA Jpaersonahdist CLAIR slrrets n1th
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years Of
ahccepalil 4tfAuee, the aidcted may rest besared
nv gettrV his adv co that they will obtain every adj
yanieR 4 That the advanced condition oi the acnee
III Mciicac can render. . ......,, - A., =,
bikIffliIYl !bIst5ASES .BY iMHDtpAL IN
HAIiATION the only reliable means known to the
proession, winch has proven so universaiiy snecesf
X sg rs1SsS "a uissSiSs esRha q
Females, aud all ORRoNIO COMPLAINTS what
so.eyer nav lie their character The most lncredq'
Ions honSioced bf hb susceaa BY esilng at ms
UfHIe.Nh 9T8 Third street DAyton, or by otinlninR
letters "a ihvahds whinh - clfnleled grAtlto} ~
once hmra fTonl o. Goeix A. MLhliS o'clockP M'
l MN n.-t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
MEDICAL NOTICE"

TK AL CEtGKR viii hereafter attend ertlisipely to
II ~ bfoe praetict, ard win gye,"speclai q kueHr
flop'' to the treatment Of UHRONlQ DIsEAshs s9en
hd fssasei 81 fhAT THkO ATa md l. Ntis, OF the EfB
aud IA II sCROF h vi 0psI AEFECTI0Nt5 80 apflm-
nv and Secondary 1SYPHIllS, G0NoRRHtfAu
tif ERiF, STRUCTURES, IMP0TENCr, 'Ne, Also
DuEAsEa PECULIAR TO FENALFs, and eUcrg tphriay "
thibhi6 BtSeise, Wliate yer may ba iis character
il once h0urA from y m 70 2 M ,"'.a %
Sundays to IDa mi z TO n al. .' ..' H.
Ofiieolj0fIier OF Jeiers5h And F1fth st. lDnytoai
OStolT qii 90 nHd'fid t8G tni oetS.1md3uaw.1l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25

one-t6irdpf tnrSkese money payable on day Of
sale; tho residue IN ial payments IA one and two
years nom day OF sale with interest, Hnd secured uy
mortgage on the pfenpseH ~
saf J 7ORRIN q. NJ. DAVIDSON,
Sheriff OF Montgomery County, o.
CoKoyRR 4 CRAIGHTAp, Au'ys. jHnT W5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
IStkRYBdDY is bsng tuTedI olo othis distressin
Dr' r% %Strllestiiainds re Re,1masady9. 'd'

III bWfthtuHU ttS hf"cey q
I lINIuTlH .IIsIU@ eli FU UGtfgNlfgUrHtI
Read what those say who have used It:
Mr. Charlca W Land am, Qt llopifSep ard hf J.
= Hszarde, CINCINNATI o, both were cured alter usnt
.SBa pot III brg Strcidauas Pile ReUPdy 30 Ghey say
hcyhave tried everything bot ccpd obtain no reei,
nut bhs PhuOG BtnclHnd'rj Pile lhelnsdy ei sited
perfect cure alter suffering ior many years WITH he
who is suferpg totry u,
DR. StricklaRds Rile Remedy, ,,,
Sold by ell druggists, IS cts pot Mauniacturedai at
No BRst Hmirfh 81 0incipiatiiQ. Aitl! hni ml4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
U1ZZ2'EzZ2l Z
'di lFv'1IooTJ' KY aao
q Striellands AHti! Choaera Mf4tats. o

'''o StrieklandS . 4Hti! Cho7erd Mf+tats 81
rs aaompSsilOn 81 astfinsenis. ibs0fHehty, sdihp,
l. lRnts aud eaTwipAtVes which eyeIy physiciRn ar.
knowledges " the only pteparttioh that VIII etot
EhoitrS MlSi6re Il % o i'G X Gse T n s6S 81 'lf art
hospitals where II gives the ereest Faslseion,i ~
has saved tho lives OF thousands Of OUR soldiers and
citizens and ilEuTantee II TO lie the best reue
dy IN The world iQr DiaTrheA and pysentery.
MIR Woods, Of COvthgtob, NY, will be most happy
n ~. Y, y
tssti mopials frnmpaGspls Who bAye tsrp c1n dtaP
being pfohounced In ufRhb by their yhcidne touh'
after tal ing only one Ollie p( SigCIdands hp Ch9
era Mixture. n ousuiier with Diarrhta and Fysen
terytH enc beitle. LllnlLa l.GulLLu uua III I9M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
- LIlEGAAn NOTICE

NOTICE IL hereby gwen 10 Mary LindAley pf lodi.
IN annapolis, Indiana, that Simeon ndslay, on the
Hth day Of DncemherA. D. 1864, filed bis petisoh in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of MOntgomefy county,
lsV ahd lAfsa dbttltdn an blhad ttaarlag at the
Mkfdu taffnof Nhdconft. oAuse--W iiifui' absencs
jsissS 'P'fs y SaoMPsoM A.tdtnS Sts Plaintiff,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
reH Road the following; q
(Tssfi,hbuilt Of On a.. Safdh G0uh.)

f-t (7sstisn6niii Of ma. sdfdS, Goud.) 80"
fPnoY. DsbrUnE, Two ysars ago my scalp became
dtSeasa and my hair oonluenerd TO tall OUT very fast
fse,diseAss ptead unt inE sealpiMa one complete
bstnjs,u. and tehin senshilon WeA upsu
hSftahie uonld appa y remedy after remedy, but
ciana of this oity l Was informed by them that the
disease withWhich my scalp was afieeted was a. sal
Rheum and that they could not beneht me. reho
youT aiTertsement and concluded TO consult YOU
You assured that you would eradicate the disease
and restore my hhir,Whioh had become very thin
with that as urAnce placed myself IN your hGnds
and the results are, have a lpKurant head Of hai
my scalp s Defe Wy we'll, and my baar has ceasedt'
Iail out Respectfully yOuTs,i '"l .''"
1 Mas sAaAH GouI6, No. ilT South Pearl street.
tits afact acknowledged by all @ho have used N,
Hair Restorer, aud their name Is Legion that "
THE ONLY PREPARATION l'
THAT would efectualy and permanently restore the
o. .,.f, hair OF those who are bald, and prevent
...,. ~ FHR HAIR FRoM FALLING OFF.
The1arse and rapidly increasing sale oF Restorative
is the strongest evidence Of the manifold lenehA u 10
oonierring upon liiIri.a. t.f.-.sti
s.----.r=-.-.-.-.--- THE HUMAN FAMILY. -e
The confidence Of the public has teen obtained, ahd
they ali unite in atesting to its merit and vast super'
OH" OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Eyerintrhduced. L do not recommt nd my pre- e,Nra-
fon tbcRuse hair TO crow SIX feet IN trehy ~ luanj
nDaissnt with the Iawp of Nature 10 those who r,
skepicA or ineredulous, I.wl make bona hdsoiisr;
..,,.,., i will, forfeit $1,000 tiI
lone Thousand, DOliar9 Il 4 fail 70 cure the wotsI
dases Of partial bdness, under hfteen years siand
" The ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER
This wonderful remedy Is sold by druggists gener'
fP'YouR DRUGGIST HAS NOT cor At SEM
7.'77 P'7'1o'D'I FOR IT. & s.l
N.B.-cures guaranteed in every case where tho d
rections for rec are implicitly obeyed.
SPrco's ~ per Dotsle;o peo8 or ~ E9Hfs bs MftSS
Sole Proprietor, No. % Orange street,
teIsdIV - AZ f.l'rD Albany New York,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
DRAWERS AND SNDERsGIRTs

Da, ton. We beg leave 10 remind the publlo that Wa
stand N tennecion WITH 4 lnfRe Wholetae Cloihng
Manufacturing House in incinl All Nhch certRinly
enables uB 10 give The above Ipdpct m, nts ti.,,
We arc constantly rseoiypl the latest styles Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
sHRRIFFs1 sALE.
John B. Ksssler 1 ,9.,l.g Mo- aosg. ,l.

VS. 'siEna Superior Court.
20 Jesse DunoRn, ct NJ! 1900 'Hi 70 i.tu ndI ~
ny virtue Of, and ID Obedience 10, tue sommana o
ID an order Of sale msde in the shaye cause, and
t5 me directed w the superior Court pi MontgoieTy
County Ohio will offer at Pueblo Bale AZ lhS door
~ the Court House, in the cty of Dayton, on sA1UR
DAY, peeegbeG Isst, AZ 4, ~, of said
~ .o(s hiifibsfed fohr Ib6Iisand ons b,lndred and
thirty, hys lfl3s), four To- nsand one hpndfed aud
thirty.six (4lS6), four thousand enc bundfpd ana
fntty fIl5l and four thousand one hundred and
fofty-Hix t4iael ~ numbered on The feysod plat Of
he 0ty o. Dayton, Oeahy ol Montgomery, aud
ALSO the following lots and parcels Of lands situate
In said County OF M6ht Rdnerg and State OF Oho and
desc rbed as follows to-wt; sixteen Lots Numbered
nom one 10 skte, n, lnchsye 10 Henry Bacon si,h
Subdivision Of out Iot, mum beTed ekft lB1n Shorts
Ia the Couaty OF Montgomery, and Btate OF Ohio, as
AZ aforesaid, as desiknAtod onths tecoFdsd PlaI Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
MEMS and Youths CLOTALIING

Which is carefully selected and well made. Call and
examine our stock VI Clothing, before purchasing
elsewhere, at 90 "'.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
JoB PR1HTrITa.
,aoARIS0RESSORaDE DE MUNN's
io"aarw ONLY GENUINE o.la
HAIR ;RESTORER


DISEASES OF THE SCALP. +.
YiHR skill Of thsnedicsi faculty in treating eeases
n of the scalp has, in y inaioysy OF eases, been hh
tod ~ this tke most pecnfsn disease Of the human
frAmd 1t3snoj 10 be wonderedht, as requires great
study, deep search and careful inNesggatiOn lot
the causes which produce The disease. uniess the
eRnse b discovered, it Is utter impOssimity W
fndieatgthe disease md effect 4 lernianent cure.
baeasossof the scalp have been prom puee lnciirsPe
VI some Of the most eminent Ffyscins, 4 have de-
VstVus.s Wv YEARS oF STUDY
To this peculiar parl Of the human frame, and an
satisfied that possess 4.,,t't
THE ONLY REMEDY
80 far As known, that would permanently erAdicaI,
those loathsome Diseases OF tine neaAr l. a.,
.te SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD,
And other cutaneous diseases, and restore he hH e
those who have become bld TO make
good the asseriioni wall forfeit tltl
e l FIVE. HUNDRED DOLLARS
ri fail TO cure the wofat cases Of Diseased scalps
the longest standing with the t
ONLY GENULNE HAIR ltEsTOREH'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25

Aedcafnot sell fof less thaH tWo- tliFdsof s0dA p
praHment.
TEBMs-r One third CASH eps-fhird IN one. fpd the
balanqe lp tWo sRFs rom the day el sala The de-
day OF kale, and 20 he secured by mDteaas On the
grenases 81 1ahug GEORGE NOGAMAN,
Z sldI4li a cUepr, Att'ys. .ii.0tnuJ 500 Sheriff
uoysl- Wis l.ia ,8ieai $500 tt .dI 'ls,Uu.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
'KDVl1iITfEfaNsNRFMgV..-a

PSf Psf atg ,isatb SAsi x aJdaiSs 1Is I." 90
Per square, one year',i Z -
tnal, Ion Ger peTiod than above speqhed made
known at the Counting Room All ndVeruseTnens are
GIN aa ~ tA above fhte tngsei ylr tnegf fefne eht
IL made treVous TO nHei ton. All nsuQl adYeftte-
faehtl nii,lt Sc lpaid NrfR advAhseu eyed blDoW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25

Samuel limerick and oth9rs, Agqinst MaTy limerick
any others. Case No. 299q, Superior Court "a, w
TN obedence TO Che order OF thS Sdpetlor c0itt "
= MontgOmef2 cotinty, Ohio, made in, fte hbd,e g
case, Will oner At Public Auction, cs 1H fRfslsks
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25
MAIN sTFEET'
MaGs No Mistake IN their numbsr and SIGN
WHICH HANGS, oyT AND RiRAD'

sCIEwARz Ise. RoRIN,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14

SHERKAK's AsMY.-0n the lst of At.i Sherman
had not yet moved from Goldsboro'. Z ogiclal or
der of that date shows that be was prepared for
immediate work. The "Atmy Of the M.sss!ppf
was divided into three bodies The tight wing,
known as the Any of the Tennessee. ives under
the command Of SHsor-General o. o Howard, with
the fifteenth and Seventeenth Corps; the centre,
designated ithe trmy of the Ohio" was under
Major General Schofeld, ard compOCe3 OF the
Tenth and Twcbty-third Co:pe; the left wing,
christened 'ths Army Of Georgia, Fss under
Major General Slocum, with. the N'usseeGth and
Twentieth Corps. The cavalry, independent. was
under B:evet Major-Genersl Fitzpatrick. {: Is con-
trail and to st1te the numte of IN comprising this
splerdid toiy of troops. II il e9' Ugh sly that
1t is suic n; for any that can be brought against
it, and tina: 1t is composed Of 7ete,an so,tes, sel-
soned to every hardship, and readyt to cndGre any
danger. It's progress will be apxiousiy looked for
by the people IN the belief that, under It's leader
ship, it will soon put sp end to the cn!y army
belonging to the rebels east Of the M!sslssippl.-
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14
sENAToR FO0TE III NEW YORK.

TIE ex-Rebel Senator Henry s. Foate, who al.
lived here on tie Etna. was chased by two revenue
Officers to Eve hotels yesterday morning, when he
rep.red to General Dix, and was ssnt to tie House
of Detention His experiences with the officers are
curious and interesting.
1t appears that the officers, Aessrs. Armstrong
and Kehoe, were on board the Etna, when one OF
the passengers, addressing Armstrong, called bis
attention to another passenger, and remarked that
chat old man looked very much Ike Senator toote,
though Of course that could not be, for what would
Foote be doing here"
The man 70 whom reference was made was among
the Storage passengers, and was DIRE: sed Ike an
em'gsnt. The Office. decided to recognize the man
as Foote, which he Immediately I'D.
Approaching the passenger, the of6esr addressed
hin: Good morning, Governor Fo.ts; how do
yoa Do p The reply wac ."Ysn have he sdvan-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14

Isyfs-ITUTIoR CT TIE ARCHBISHOP OF NEW YofK
WIFE TEE PALLUK.-This very interesting ceremony
Of ire Catholic Church took place yesterday In ST.
Pat-oEs Cathedral, the investor being the RI. Rev
tho BsAcp .Llughhp) of Brooklyn. The pallum Is
the badge Of authority Of an Archbishop OF the
Catholic Church. and is lnvestiture is as old as the
church ;tself There s7 record IN existence to the
effect that the pallum CT s.: Peter was transferred
10 ME successor Linus, srd that Of st. Mark to his
s1ooessor n Alexandra, which at the present. cay
psltss similar 10 those Of the R,man Church, are
,sod by the Greeks and other Eastern Christians
On he 9th January, 1.-THE feast Of s.. Agnes In
each wear two lambs sle taken and. placed N the
1rsseiy of religieux until shesring time FrC,. the
WOOL ;bon taken the paGn is made. II 10 then
at.u 20 the tomb Ct St. Peter and there blessed by
tbe Eoly Father himself, and ls thus said to be
takeD from the body Of ST. Peter. IL is an emblem
Of communion between the head Of the church
and MS successors. Until received by the Arch
bis5op he cannot exere5e the functions Of his ctce,
but in the case Of Archbishop McClosky, special
digpepsation 10 exercise ssN functions was given
from Rome.
Yesterday. at the usual hour, solemn high mass
was supg. With Rev Father Stars as celebvant, and
Fr,be,s NcGujre and McSweeney deacon and SUBJ
deacon. and Father Mclean master Of ceremonies
Previous TO the Post Communion, Bishop Laushhn
nrenched IN excellent sermon On the divine misaion
Of the Apostles and their SUCCESSORS from Ephesans
WV. Ho then explained the use Of the pallun and
he rnsuner in which 1. was made, az already de-
scrited and concluded by reading the prayer OF the
Pope upon 10 being blessSd
Wien the sermon was concluded, the btahop
clothed himself IN h1 iull Epifcops. habit; the
Arobbishop did the same, and az er ut ring come
n,sYe-e. the former sas on D. no IN front Of
the altar, Wills tie AIchs'fhop sef at nis ieet,
- oko-er nd n
the church. This done, tho palUm WAS taken from
cushion By the Bishop. who Il e. placed IL round
the lrobblsbop's neck. The Bishop tSen descended,
and the Archbishop, taking his place. concluded the
service with the apostolic benedction.
Ca Easter Sunday, the Papal beueaictlon Will be
pxonounced by the Archbishop, by special authority
from the Pope-Ntto PORK 2inass, 10Th.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14

tage Of ne newer saw you before II " lie. -
The manner of the man satisfied the cHteI that
his suspicious were well founded, and ne promptly
reioned 80 yes, Governor we have met frequently
In Washington hate known you ( many year,.
Foote then said he did not suppose be was kowD
&c shy man on board and addirg casually that he
had concluded 20 return TO this country, ecded the
conversation.
The officers then consulted the passenger l's: and
found that be had come Ia the storage under the
name Of James Scott.
He landed st Castle Garden among the ether
emigrans, ard was narrowly ws'ched BY the
officers who saw him 60 o.: q tbs GARDEN
and take a carriage. II was early Il ne morr-
Inc there were few vehicles 4 NE tt.eeis, and
tie office prepared foy q raoe. The carriage
was driven up Broadway. The oHceTs vent
after it they ran with ~ ths1 strength, and
by great cxertion kept 4 sight Of re carriage. u
stopped fret at the Metropolta1 Hotel, Du. Foo.e
could not be accommodated thsre and he re- entered
he carrsge snd was driven excessively to the Bre-
ytc,t H5u56, the Filth Avenue Hotel and tho Hoffman
Eous5 with a Ike result Tirsly no vent 10 tie
ST. James, where he was received.
The chicors, nearly exhausted by Their several
races then informed the person L charge at the 81.
James that James Scott was Henry S. Foo'e, and
they advised FoOte to report promptly to General
Di1.
TINS patty then drank at Foote'S expense and by
n; invitation lie said 70 the Officers the. his In
te2E:n tsd been to 60 at once TO Carada where he
wcul5 hSve made application for permission to pass
through the United States 10 tie South.
&c reported ID General DIX; was assigned quar-
ters first, IL Is reported IN the Ludlow street jail,
and teen IN the House of De.ention.-Rt,0 York
PoSs -ON
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14
JETsRsylL1r, April ell A. N.
GENERAL GRANT JOINS TIE ADVANCE.

CEREBRAL GRANT JOINS THE ADVANCE.
Soon after receiving the first despatch two ,rgsty
seou;9 arrived from General Sheridan with a sec
pld. It's contents were Of ! character 10 determine
General Grant to ride across the country to The for
lnCr's headquarters. The headquarters train was
ordered TO proceed TO the Junction and await him
there, and taking four staff officers and small es-
ort Of cavalry he followed the lead Of the scouts
ind arrived at this place about eleven O'Clock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14

Some nine years ago. Krs. Henry Spencer Of Bethlem
Conn., lost her pocketbook containing between SIX and
seven hundred dollars in notes and bills while shopping
at Waterbury, and nothing was ever heard rom y until
few davs ago when she received letter from Catho-
lie priest in Old CITY Penn requesting her to describe the
lost property which she did. She was soon after re-
ioced to have the returned just as It was osl
exeept that portion OF the bills had been changed 10
cresnbacks at which she did not complain
snondent of the Italia states positively that one
eorps of he French army OF occupation viii leave Rome
in the course Of the present month.
The loss by the late foods in different parts OF the STATE
of penpsvlvania Is estimated by engineers architects an
agriculturis:s az fully reaching slOVVpVoe'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14

RloAmoEI Va AplI " TBS,
GEsE7,L OArBR.l
MOI.
Protection Is hereby extended to al churches end
places of public worship.
Religious services may be continued without intsr1P
ton, as in times Of profound peace. This protectos
must not however be perverted for the uteran'e IN any
form OF worshp9f reasonable sentiments OF expressions
When thus perverted It will be Withdrawn.
In all churches where prayers have heretofore been
offered for the socallel President Of the Confederate
States similar marx Of spec. is hereby ordered to Be
paid TO the President Of The United States.
By command Of Maj9r-Gaaeral c. WBITzEI-
D. D. WHEELER,
snI2 Asst Adj+ Gen