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The New York herald., 1865-04-23

oTEL AZ AUCTioN.-ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH
- day o. April ,as. at O'Clock T. NJ the premises
FagrhaveL Mass VIII le sold the Union Ote to. .ether
with The Furniture Carpets, beds Bedding and Fixtures DC
long lne This hoto desirable sapd Tor
arcmod ton at those desiring quiet and heaitay retreat
during summer Il complete repair, and the furn
good order The lot which II stands
Adutng iurher extension addition OF buildings
III deemed advisable at the time OF ssle the furniture
viii be sold separately For iurthor particulars Information
may be had OF u. h. TERRY CHAS DREW.
EAIgnAyEN, Mass. Anrll 10 1853.
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IIENHY II. HERTS. JR., AUCrIONEER
Ii HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SrEiEWAY & SONS viANOFOhrE. &c
ON MONDAY, APRIL ~, AZ iC% O'CLOCK,
AT THE RESIDENCE OF MK MYElts ESQ.

NO. i<8 MhCDOUGAL STREET, NEAR AMTrY,
Comprising rosewood Paror Sites in Boca'ci
Et,gercs, Sieuway Pisnoore rich Curtains Brussels
Ihrcep Carpets, walnut Dining Room Suite on
Table rci French China Dinncr service Cat Glassware Pint
ware, Cutlery walnut, mahogany and Rosewood Chamber
suits Hair Mattresses, Beds. l,dgi. rosewood Wardrobe
Oilcloths, Stair Carpets kiichc Furnre and Utensils
all of which aud last fall, Cnt
ioges ready early morning OF sale, winch val place
positively on Monday.
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81 MONDAY, APRIL "A,
At O'Clock A. NJ at "a Lawrence street willoushby
Handsome rosewood seven octave Piano walnut Paror
Suit R M reps r%a9s@ny oak and painted , aud DIN
rel. Carpets, Oilcloths, China; &c. ' ' $685. " =
AT IL O'Clock A NJ at els Livingston street. between Han
and Bond streets BROOKLYN
op Eapere eases Stuffed Birds, mahogany and Walnut
marble Chamber sets, Hair Mattresses Bedding Extcn-
son Table Chairs China Glassware &C. Brussels Carpets,
m ., rrsn wds 5[
=, ~, made e. g "rser oy nrrts. % RepS
\: IL LHDi.ow 60 viii seiI at Auction, Monday;
Vest Twenty third s1tcet between Seventh and Elshta
avenues al! the eegns Furntur. &c. contained sa,d
DRAWING ROOM
plash Reception Chairs richly carved Centre and
fancy I4tcs marble tops elegant French plate Manlc Mir
tnirc elegant Curtains One ood
ranoi0T elIf,p DiSiSS %sf.Sa koSa w0" Carpet
Elegan.ly carved walnut Library Bookcase. richly carved
fa Frenzy % plate IL 1gs walnut
rca Reps Glrtans elegantly decorated French China,
ne'' CUT glass bnp fs 6AayEkS carpets
arTsnged form At two seeos with cushions ana p
lows Ia Pars) richly carved walnut Ar'oes Glacc,
nut bedroom Suit n bas cath Easy Chars Uoache Centre
Curtains Paisns spring Beds PaiLsses Uurlsd Hair Mat
tresse. oI.;ers aud riows Mosquito Canop,es Window
: Kugs, &C.
Elegantly carved walnut Hail Table. SOFA Tables v.ve,
and Brussels Carpets Olcoths stair Rods Curtains and
Shades, Mats, &c. -
al the sessn; ron and o,o n:
sils, &c, with which the sale will commence.
day I'D inst which, with catalogues may be had a. the Office
is is SALE Wiz TAKE PLACE ON
THIS DAY
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INF DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE 70 NASSAU
. sueew VIII sell ON Monday April "a att o'clock at
5 West Fourth street. between Bank and Twelfth streets
hold Furniture comprising Tapestry and Ingram Car
cs mahogany Paror suite, French plate oval Mirrors
Vases EngT.yngs extension Dining Fable, do Chairs
aud Tea ses silver plated Ware Cutlery Glassware
Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Hair Mattresses Paasses
aahcf Beds, Bolstcrs and Plows, Conorers, Blankets
Nsrscee Spreads, Refrigerator Meat safe; together with
L. large assortment of Kitchen Utensls The whole be
pere nptoriiy sold, for cash.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

EhAUTiFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT
- AGcdonFor saic pubi auction after the arrys OF
III tne morning tr.nS, on the 9th of April, at
z "f"ck, ~ fhh%i!i on the Hudson, n first class
-, 'hn"a nesilerce e9Iti'nng about - 70 scres
Jiaee Grye sn pond w.th ab d.Gca eyerr~uc forest
trees a''d towering shrubs good garden oonting
perry ana raspberry beds, cuts, puns sppes, ggapee
&c it grove o ho"e three hundred ioges; ;1cea,
cft' i winch ne billiard 22x2s teet, with fine
cedr th4oughtui, Doing very Ornamental building M
fhcu ia tAe hestInanncr; also fine stoicn ~.
htns apar merits, hne henatry and poultry yard, tool
nose Sc' Inc mansion Is butt tic Gothic style, with all
hu urh coivcnirnces ANA inaide finish black walnut
hN 4A ana ltscGod comm idIng unolstructec Of
me ius9h RIVER Tor hahy III mIts aud of Aew0urg bay being
p"t Yen llites Walk from the village Pos, oice aud rail
foa oCt and Gfrouudd rt c!iSs rcSdeuCes and best
scity III rs an opportunity seldom 10 be with. The
puNG!nr are all new, Quilt but three rne
iaAr ce on the Z1h, unless should pnve stormy,
a. "u ue place on tue noSt .dr day For tnl
tU4ts OF tie premises dcsc iiYe cat guos be had
st te "icc OF MessIs. NORRIS JONL 81 Beaver street,
NeH York.
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r A. CHILToN, AUCTiONEEH OFFICE As NASSAU
~ strcet-Aucton sale o. marble Nantes. Monuments
fei">tis, and splendid C,andrcrs French stye
piisiug AL the manufactured stock OF Mr.. lOuliurs
esah lament at No. S5 broadway. Nineteenth
"uhDeh streets. wl he sold at puuc auction Wconrs
dy Apfii 70. commencing a IL O'Clock A VI. This se
wet Woiiiy the attention II persons about b iing
ohtt, M comprises cioco tureign and
American sat,iary italian oolei marbles OF various
patterns sale positive. Terms cash.
GOuNTEY PLACE AT AUCTiON.-THURsDAy. 18th
inst at ~ broadway at II O'Clock very desirable
anu perfectly healthy Place 1rth Shore Staten Islinu
h,t gouhds and stable ready fur immediate occupatiu
Auctioneer, 23 Pine street.
EDW ARD SCHENCK, AUCTloyEER- --NoTICE-TIiE
~ sale OF Mr. Ferran's Stock is po ,poned until wedncs
4hy the 10th inst owing TO the funeral oaegues
.ancnir'. President.
II COTTON AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL. on TUES
=. day April & al iO1 ocoek, the entire contents the
Tour story house on Ninety bird street tourt avenue
The Furtuie OF Mr. Choles who is declining ho,iscxcer
ing-rar,or Enrnitnre in bojstei and .as velvet Brs
sells hnd Ingram Carpets; III ok walnut Be.steuls B
rsas re- nni.aed IN oi best Hair mattresses Lace and BrcA
Tel mao" Cuitnihs two elegant Chandeiera lights
ana All the Gas Fixtures and Shades IA the house,
riino Chna, Glass and kic.ci The
new iad Ia good order Sale i,rcnptory Tuesday. Cat
oes at the house the morning Of sale the sterc
ia broadway.
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a gNOR SALE NJ II AGLkM \ NEAT Two StOHY, HlOiI
\ and sltic frame HOUSE ni - in slate root
u twels,' th al modern Improvements and good
! o.uer. with t"u lut nne me- Z; b rh0od
\ te.ti aId h hue o. the ri,cr nrutc- walk
Il torn s.suhOa: landing aud oecnud Thrd
4 tuOi"rtr aud rrns yssce ~ Oi NAY 10,
permits apply 10 :. kisNON, tiFd avenue, curner o.
81 !-Isl scct
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AEUsrMEsTs.
CPEcIAL so rck. .,,o,o,.
ss.:,s' s s ss on SE
SEE.lDs SE.spsY Iplsna,gk EyE,Sgik,. neat Agrha 70
WAiA. OwEkY
siy.sso sEW - fhkArEn,
hSapEaIS hhHApEMxs "nEAIEs
BRfAEfsl NINA Us
WOODS hISSrR.
WINTER GAKDPH-
kIbLo's GARDEN,
hiPfOrllEATRON .s... ~x
The Programmes ot Entertainment wiu spp> " WI "eanD
-'' W. wHEA,. ,Efd d.u.
A CADEMY or MUSIC.
IA Leonard Grover .DirectA'
0"'' GRAND GERMAN ofiRA. 0''''~
The season Of GRAND GERMAN OPERA VIII commences
WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 10
wl' for the only R@,fsh i1,e aanf ,ss nr4E1 ;resS1n
KARL FORMEs In hs great role BERTRAM
Y Y n ., which he celebrity Is worldwide -
\ TIUEsDAY EVENING. APRIL "a.
uvpx.v FAUST. "
Mmsa vREi,pkY,;.ii. MEPHIsTorHnKLT9
4 FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL ~
n SATURDAY--GRAND MATINEE
the Academy xsafmsr. ol srosaway SnS Il
koot 4 Anthony = corner Nassau and Pine sireets
kobs sss 70 Ss Med IN the order
No !ewess, Friday DC Persons holding IkS
nrst sal. may retain them As good In the order numbe
ADMissfON-To Px<quss Dress Circle and Baloosy. 90
dollar.
secured Seats, fifty cents extra
Secured Box Seats, QUE dollar extra
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PEAUTiFUL COUNTRY aEsIDENcE FOR SALE All

A UNriON notice.. W. EZEKIEL WILL SELL, A
"A IS h"wery on Monday TIE 2ith, well assorted stock
Ready made Clothing
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! PULL LOTS AT AUCTIOE--FPIDhY APRIL 20
az IL O'Clock t III Broadway West Forty third street
Tour lots on north side 10 feet east OF Eleventh all
assessments paid, West Fy second eve lots on noth
SIDE 100 feet west of Eighth West Fty third street
hve its on south SIDE l hs last Al lots
about on grade Of streets Titles good For maps apply
ITHoSAs III. FRANKLIN, Auct,oneeG, 81 William street.
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i'ARM or SS ACRES FOR SAl.E--lN THE ESGLIst
HrghtOrtOod about nine miles from IIobuken twt
turt Lee the the Northern Railroad viii
top II required For terms inqu re OF ROBERT ANkETf
FoIt Ice. n j. Also the PAVILION Hotel let Inquire
above,
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!, Hnfmr.E'd W'th imncdittc possession tu hhud
tUuse NO. .IS West FuurigV ntt
l.ht4 house .J 80 .ot i5kB
y .ptd utipr ipp'' excellent nrgor
. I'd directly Oisic mansion Ui ipn rxM,yor dave
very ders"- Tor pilsate res!dence; terms
a AZ ~, on Lte plctnsra
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lUcK PROPERTY FOE SALE, OR TO LEASE-ON
- E,st liver in :cet frohI by DJ deep Apply A. ~.
fHovuSf corner south seventh and Firs streets VII
Sh'nSOurg.
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IlEOOKrVS.-A Gi3AT BARGAIN --S050D Will HUy
I: - new. ca.a. brown Dwelling, three story
= T., cellar with all 0odcru 10
FIRST class Eut pi re Hanson; posse sion
4 mrdlatV,. Appy to GhoisGE W. GROWN. No Monta
q que street, c0rirr OF Court.
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{tOCNTRY KESIDfEtE FOR sAf.H-DTiS aABLV 10
II ca,,u "a tale from fce&akl, the Hudson, viii
e" couo'ous d"elug good outbuld!nss and ii acres
vrgy land. - good VARIETY fruit. iue
Auy person JoGg busresa "a New York
t'or further alpiy WM X. OGDEN 10, En,l
/. fittiu.! street n v. ciy.
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I,yOf: SALE-A RAY uORSE, Eight YEARS OLD,
very lag. hiao DusrrDuIy snd Van puscr top Wagon
.D,do r,der. WA Jc sOi together siugiy Apply IL!
~ 4 Ger .LrcsL
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, ApRn. g. 1865
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

EIG FOR SALE--POGTi.AND Gu.!SE ND HAP
" ness IN good order at riding school stable s 70 place
BrnoklyD. -
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

HENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Nassau street, opposite the Post ofice.-MINER
9soMEkviLLE SO WIN sell At auction Thursday April a. at
gentee Household Furniture consisting Of Velvet Medal
hon, br;ssc.s and Ingram Carpets, Lace Curtains rich
French PGSs Pier and Mante Mirrors nne order
wood Suit In broee upright cottage Piano city made
Chandeliera Bronze Ornaments covered mahogany and
black walnut Bedroom Suits Hair Mattresses bolsters and
Pillows oak Extension Table and Chalrs Gas Brackets
OtcCths stair Carpets Rods Crockery 0asswAre c &c
ALSO,
At private resdence No i7O East Eightesnth strset
toe- Household Furniture, Chckerng Piano, e. &c, the
property OF French family about leaving the cy follows
Engsh, brussels Carpet carved rosewood
suin rrocsts rosewood Eteees Centre sud Side Tables
gocatei and Lace Curtains, Oh Paintings rosewood
octave Piaao fu finished back Of very
rior tone made BY Cnckering; rosewood and mahogan
eAceos, Bureaus and Chairs ornamentcd suits Hair Mat
rsses eolstes and 1liows rosewood Bullet and
l:nslon Tbcs black walnut bookcase and Chairs Dining
3earoo,a Erockery Glassware stair CARPETS and <oes
pcions, HatacA, Window Shades, 0ss fx:ures Kicheu
tousils d.c-. &C.
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avXvEA VIDE ioCSE FOR SALE IN BaooKLYN-
ia !ouae tnree story aud basement, BRICK 81 ect wide
ad watc t.ts, BATH &C.. 10, H.3t feet in zoo,
nr' 'ratrr lsoa; price ouls ei2UO Apply to h. T. kEl.
i,itsL, S fo"it street
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L,AeMs AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE, DE
srahlg located 10 Elizabeth Halfway, bloomfield Plain
nrii and New Brunswick, y j., prices from 81 500
$1,000 =. 4, iRELNND "a P,ne stlee., room IL
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Z Y'OE ShfE-.AT rkRRyTDWS. 4 BEAUTIFULLY SIT
4 II uaei House. twel,- room. nith ftri.tre u desired
cosch HVse. Bar1, Ar. G.iden C.alryIncs aud fruu
frcrs Ixc.eui well 0d Large ctcrn ~. wi'ec lot ~ Wy
Z Ten fs.lroad dH- Mrht
s.ru appreciated rrtr So,UH, Fu'ioItaer pa
address H. i.3 Post odcc, Tsrr He-chcs-
4 ter county \ y.
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! LIog sALE--Ar il3 EAST THiRryFifTu STREET
bright bay Ilorsc, 10 llnia, u name aud M hiieu
hy Pathfinder on. of Starr IL without fault bcuish.
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i JIoE SALE-A SINGLE or DOUBLE TRUCK Wrru
set OF Double Harness AlsD several large 1rrcs
lI Apply JUiiS ;. GII.NokE 81 West Twenty ci,lth
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A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE
\ Tor sale Ia tersey Oiy, i've ainutes walk from the
price ~ 30 Also two story and basement trica
CottGe; good ncghborh0od. Price s3 100 Possession Nay
l. App, 20 a. =. aUkLEW. l2D Newark avenue, near
GrONn. Jtisry CIV
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CCKANTON COAL AT AUCTION.-OPFICE or THE
~ Delaware, Lackawans and Western Railroad Company.
This company win hold their twenty nth monthly auction.
they win offer, BY JOHN n DRAPER L CO., ooaeere,
usual sizes and deliverable at their depot Ehzabsthpor
The sale Will be positive Each lot put up win bs sold 70
the highest bidder no bids in form whstever being
made for account Of or on behalf Of the company
The tsrms and conditions will be fully made al time
and pAace OF sale JOHN BRISBIN, President
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L,OR SALE--A FINE FARM AZ NEW RocuEtLE
Wcsrtesicr county, n. T. situated on the Wlte flans
road about bali mt from the Sew Haven Railroad Sta
The place is known Hoer's Farm, contains about
II Of ie arOr land has streams OF water
nmg Though Il well stckaa with ruii trees ahd has
,n H. with &c For further psr uars
nppiy the p'cn.-es RENHY WOLFE New Rochelle
f,uase, to HENRY ". CLARK. Ed ~ Broadway New
NI1Gk ..iy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
PhRnIx RetIIVtyus.

The Californian says the following simple
and touching remarks, and accompanying
poem, have just come to hand from the rich
gold mining region of Sonora:
To Mr.. Mark Twain: The within person,
which have set to poetry under the name
and style "He Done his Level Best" was one
among the whitest men | ever seen, and il
amt every man that knowed him that can
ind it in his heart to say he's glad the pore
cuss is busted and gone home to the States
de was here in an early day, and be was the
handyest man about takin hold of anything
that come along you most ever see, | Judge;
ne was cheerful, sterrin cretur, always doin
something and no man can say he ever seen
him do anything by halves.
Preachin was his material gait, but he wern't
a man to lay back and twide his thums be,
cause there did MT happen to be nothin doin
in his own espeshal line-no, sir he was 4
man who would meander forth and stir up
somelhin for hisself His last acts was to 90
his pile on kings, and (calkiatin to fill, but
which be did MT fiil,) when there was lush
out sgin him, and materially, you see he went
under Aud so he was cleaned out, as you
might say, and he struck the home trail,
cheeriu and fat broke. kDowed this talon
ted man in Arkansaw, and if you would print
this humble tribute to his gorgis Abilities you
would greatly obleege his unhappy friend.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
d1ailg Gmpire.
Kentucky Election.

The Louisville Democrat, of the llth in st.,
gives the public this information in relation
to the Kentucky election:
The Cincinnati Commercial is getting in
dignant at the outrages committed at our
elections, and says the cause of its party was
injured by these doings. All mistake The
party owes all its success to the military. 1t
is an error that any OF the faithful who be-
long to the dominant party we're disgusted
with IT; on the contrary they are delighted
with it and with the result, which could not
in any other way have been brought about
They only regret that more of the same sort
was not done. They could have elected every
candidate in the State, il it had not been for
ili-timed forbearance. The plain truth would
not tell quite so well at first, but it can be
fatty denied by the organs, who will say that
no tairer or more peaceable election was ever
held in the State. So they didtwo years ago,
when the interference was even worse than it
was last Monday. After while they will
say it was all true as charged, and the only
point to be regretted is, that there was not
more Of the same sort that the opposition
we're all rebels, and that none Of them ou ght
TO vote. The doings of two years ago were
fu ly sustained by the dominant party in the
State and out of it, and in Congress.
If Yeamau is elected now, it is by the same
means he was elected two years ago, and
Congress sustained him then The facts we're
laid before the Senate, and that body sustain
ed their friends and the doings of the military.
There is not the least danger but they will do
so again The faithful feel perfectly secure
here
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
The way 10 Rebuk. Them.

If SO called Union men feel themselves
authorized to repudiate, in County and Sena.
torial Conventions, General Coxs letter,
because it may bo susceptible of an ,infsren-
tial construction that it is not friendly to
Negro Suffrage in Ohio, or in the South, are
not the people---the mass of the voters the
Soldiers and the Conservatives--at liberty to
repaldlate them and their Negroism, by voting
against General Cox and the remainder OF
the State Abolition Ticket? That's the way
to make that class of politicians sufficiently
reasonable to respect the interests of White
men, and 1t IS the only agency through which
they can now be made do it-Stqtesman,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
FARMS FARMS q!
TWO SPLENDID FARMS
IN
MADISON TOWNSHIP,

(The Property Of David T. Miller,)
Comprising Two hundred and eighty-one acres, for
sale The home farm where the old gentleman re-
sides, OF The finest farms in Mon omery county
The Improvements consist Of g large brick house ;
large hank barn and statling for horses and cows
hue spring OF water almost at the door together with
an excellent spnng house
There is also this farm steam saw-ml in
fine running order, with plenty OF timher to keep II
constantly ut work. Connected with this is the best
apparatus in the county for making Molasses from
sugar
The other farm lies sdjoinlng-onit there IS a large
bank barn, large dressed stone dwelling house, and
good out buildings
The land ofboh farms Of the best quality, and is
situated about eight miles west Of Dayt on end one
mile from Wofcreek pike in an old and thckly set.
led section of the county.
Ifsold the purchaserca put in fall crops. These
farms will be sold cheap and immediate possession
given. II1 ..t. .t
For further particulars call on Hf.
JAMES KELLY, r. e. Agent,
aug5 1td&w Office over Dayton Bank.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of January, ls66.)
oFFlcE or THE AuniroR oF STATE,

Insurance Department,
{. C0iiaabus, Ohio. Jantdfy So 1855.
Whereds, The GERnASIA, HANoyER NAGARA, and
kIPuRuc firo Insurance Companies, located at New
York. in the State Of Now York have each ed IN this
Once satomsnt of its condition as required by
the hrst section OF the Act Z" To regulate Insurance
Companies not Incorporated by the State OF Ohio"
passed April s. 1855 and amended February 1884, and
Wherods, each Of said Companies has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that they each
possessed o. At least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of
actual Capital invested in stocks, or bonds, In
mortgages Of real estate, worth double the amount
for which the same IA moftgaged and, Whersai, each
of said Companies has hled IN this oflce written
Instrument under It's corpOrate zeal signed BY the
President and Secretary thereof authorizing any Sont
agents OF said Companies in this state to aeknoN.
ledge service Of prooess for and In behalf Of said Com
panics according 10 the terms q tad law.
NoiD, Tlsr,torc In pursuance Of the first section
u the aforesaid acI I, JAMES n. GOODMAN, Auditor
Of siate for Ohio do hereby certify that said GER-
MANIA, HAN0vEG, NIAGARA and KEFUDLiC Fire Insnr-
Rnce Companies Of New York, are authorized to
transact tho business OF Fire aud Marine Insurance
IN this state until the thirty first day Of January in
tho year on- thousand eglt hund,ed and siAty-slx.
~ NfHss WlercQG have hercunto subscribed Iny
name and caused the seal vi nay once TO b. All voc
The day aud year eloYe written
JAS. n. GOODMAN
Ia Auditor II stat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
Beast BatIer to Be YentiIated.

Judge Alexander Walker, who before the
war was editor of the New Orleans Delta. was
one OF the members of the Convention which
passed The ordinance Of secession. Butler,
on his arrival at New Orleans, sent him 10
toFs Fickens, and afterwards banished him
from the city The Judge took advantage of
bis leisure time ia writing history of Buffers
cruel aVaricious, thieving administration in
that city 1t Is said to bo in the hands OF
publishers in New York, and will be a rich
exposition Of that tyrants course, who i'm
ptsoned a oolored servant OF a Union citizen
OF New Orleans, whose house be appropriated
to his use, until she was thus forced to di-
Vulge the hiding place OF the costly silver
service of the family And this is but one Of
the many similar appropriations.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
stormy Time In the Cabinet.

There was Cabinet meeting at Washing
ton on Friday. A special to the New York
Herald says 1t was protracted and stormy,
which resulted from searching discussion Of
Presidents Johnsons Reorganization policy
The upshot of the whole business was,
according to the Heralds special, that the
President declared his purpose 10 stand by
his policy despite any and oil opposition that
might be Brought to bear against it. As
storms are said to purify the atmospheric, it is
to be hoped that this storm has purified the
Cabinet atmosphere. 1t seems that this timo
the Presidential lightning struck into the
Radical camp. Let Democrats aud Con-
servatives draw long breath of relief
Statesman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners Of Montgomery
County, At their neEt session. to be held on the lst
Monday OF september, A. d. 1865, prayr for the
alteration OF the county road leading from Farmers
county Ohio, via the Diamond mills 10 Prebe county
aforesaid, as fol ows Beginning at the fork in said
road on the bank ofTom's run, near F. Catterman's
barn, nom thence west along said Tom run via jacob
Eby,s along the old road TO the north hank o. Twin
creek thence west along. or nea-, the said norh
bank ofsaid Twin creek to the county line road.
A PETITIONER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-15
sHERIFFs SALE ON PARTITION.
Case No. 31II,
Superior Court.


IN obedience TO an order of sale from The Superior
Il Court Of Montgomery County made 10 the above
case, and 10 directed will offer at public sale At
the doorofthe Court House in the city OF Dayton on
Saturday, September 2, 1866.
at twoo'cock p. NJ, the following described prem.
tses 70 wit Situate in the City Of Dayton, Montcom-
cry County and being Lot number nineteen hunered
and eighty N ne QeS9) the revised plat OF The CITY
OF DAYTON. SAID Lot is appraised at S75, and cannot
sell for less than tvo.thrds ofthat amount
TERMS OF sALE-One-third cash on day Of sale
one third in one year, and one-thiTd in sWo years
Deferred payments bear interest from day Of sale and
to be secured by mortage on the premises
D. G. h, DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
HouK & MCMAHON, Attorneys. 4tw