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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
sEyEN.TIilRTlEs.

Yesterday came another avalanche of money
from the pockets of the people into the treasury
of the Government. The subscriptions to the
Seycn-Thirties foot up $l5, All 900. II is the
third day OF these enormous and magnificent
demonstrations. Last week with its Forty
Millions stood unparalleled but in three days OF
this week, the People lend the Republic the in
credible sum of Si7, 9s7,2 200. Just look at
these figures:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
To Correspondcn;s.

No ro,;.. "a, be taken OF Anonymous Commune anon
vyJ.,ovsT intended for insertion must be antAeh'ie
NV ,bs name ana address of the wiier-no necessary ''
nohlication but a. q guaranty for his good i-i'. r,
All business letters this office should be adissSeuo
TRIBrYE," New York. 80 ,..;o,,
W. cannot undertake return rejected ComlluheA0''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

TO naughty chevaliers out at the elbows. We
leave them to be disposed of by such sensible
leading citizens as Gen. Johnston.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08
Carrent News Items.

The Secretary Of the Interior Department
and the Commissioner Of the Indian Bureau
have a plan under adsisement for settle
mept Of our troubles with the New Mexican
Indians. The Society Of Friends in Philsdel'
phia, who were for the slaughter OF the white
people Of the South, are now terribly sohei
tous for the treacherons savages. Secretary
Harlan has gone to Philadelphia to confer
with this Society, to see how they propose to
deal with the Indians,
A general effort is being made by the ON
GERS and stockholders Of the Southern rail.
roads to regain their possession from the
military authorities, to obtain such credit At
the North as to reGt them with rolling stock
Thus far, their negotiations have not been
successful
The important whisky case OF EsPy' oi
Northern Ohio involving some hundreds ol
thousands of dollars, is TO be decided a
Washington this week His dstillery and
whisky had been sezsd for violation OF the
exercise law.
General Butlers visit to Washington is
said to have been for the purpose Of procur
ing the pardon of Mrs Slocum aud other la
dies of New Orleans The pnrdons we're
obtained, ard General Butler lett Tor New
York
The Government has placed Niger troops
in all the principal townn Of South Carolina
This is he way they propose to restore the
Union.
Itis mentioned that the Government ac-
tually allowed Jefferson Davis and Clement
q. Clay to shake hands, when they met acci.
dsntally on the Fortress Monroe rsmparts.
Etrick's cotton factory, at Petersburg, Va,
has been destroyed by FIRE. Loss 100000;
insurance, $4,000. Three hundred hands
we're thrown out of employment
The yellow fever ia said to prevail to a
considerable extent in Havana, Cuba. The
number of deaths is greater than usual.
Tho army worm threatens the destruction
of the entire cotton crop in Wharton Cos
Texas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08


differing slightly from the one given above,
is that Sylvester returned TO the house from
ploWing, when some girle, from an upper
story Of bis fathers house, spit down on him.
This act Of indignity excited the ire OF
Sylvester, and he demanded Of his father az
the barn, whether OF not he countenauced
sueh actions. Hard words followed, when
the step-mother, Jane Irwin, ran out Of her
house, down to the barn, with a carving knife,
and rushed toward Sylvester, who drew a
pistol. The father, John Irwin, seized a
hatohei, aud stepped in between his wife and
son, evidently to protect each other, being
provetbial for his peaceable disposition. The
son then fred At the father, the ball entering
the forehead and causing instant death lie
then fred at Mrs. Irwin, the bsleniering tbe
right breast Sylvester then noticing that
his last shot had not performed its mission
of instant death, seized knife and cut her
throat from ear to ear, md with club beat
her mead She only lived twenty minutes
Sylvester then fed, and was arrested in
Hamilton, As already stated. His trial has
been set down for Tuesdsy morning, the 8th,
At 9 o'clock The Coroner Of Butler county
was engaged last evening in holding nm in.
quest upon the dead bodies Of Me- and Mrs
Irwin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08
The Kentucky Election.

The Cincinnati Enquirer of this morn
ing says; "The majorities returned for the
Abolition candidates in the counties of
Kenton and Campbell, opposite to this city,
were to great extent, the result Of direct
military interference. Democratic citizens
we're arrested and sent to prison. A large
number Of old and prominent citizens and
voters were not allowed to approach the
polls. The timid were frightened away by
threats. Voting was only done at great
personal risk and hazard, and through a
Gordon Of bayonets. The instances Of
outrage and oppression--of violent dis
franchisement-wc have heard are most
sickening, and are calculated to awaken
the most violent feelings of indignation
The elective franchise is ended--a bitter
mockerY and fraud--as much contested by
the bayonet as Louis Napoleon's election
to the Empire ofFrance."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08

"THE Loaio OF EvENTs. BY the de-
tails published in another column, it will
be seen that the revolving outrage COM
mitted by two negroes, ON the person of an
aged and respectable white woman in the
vicinity of Evansville, Ind, has resulted
in terrible tragedy-the lynching of the
negroes by the maddened populace. II
seems that the people of Evansville, on
Wednesday last, proceeded to the Jail
broke into it. and lynched and hung the
two negroes. We do not approve Of mob.
or popular violence in any case, and the
people OF Evansville arc censurable for moi
letting the law take its regular course. In
the terrible crime which has excited them
to such frenzied madness, they can re-
cognize one of the evils of tnat mixture
and equality of the races which the Re
publican party in this country is SO deter
mined to effect. By it the worst ideas have
been implanted in the negroes heads, They
have mistaken their liberty and equality
for general license and prohigacy, for lazi
ness and crime.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08
lFrSm the Cincinnati Enquirer, Aug. Z,
Horrible Murder ln Butler
County.

BY u note from the Office of the American
Express Company, 10 Hamilton, we learn the
particulars OF dreadful murder, winch oc-
CURED on Friday last, in Darrtown, nino
miles from Hamilton, in Butler county. The
circumstances OF this terrible and melancholy
affair are As follows; AT dinner time, the
father, mother, and son were seated at the
table, discussing at length family affairs,
when the conversation became feariully excl.
ting, and harsh and violent language was
INDUCED in. Finally the mother Mrs. Irwin,
rose from her saat and with the carving
knife in her right hand, rushed toward her
son, who, raising from his chair, fell back
from thA table, and drawing revolver warned
her not to make another step toward him.
else he would shoot her. At this uncture,
the father, enraged and excited rose and
took the part of his wife, and ssizing II hstehet,
rushed toward the yonug man, who lmmedi-
ately fred at bis father, and then turning
toward the mother, also shot her, both pa.
rents falling liislsss at his feet. The young
man, Irwin, who IL unmarried, aud aged
about thirty years, then informed the neigh.
bors what he had done, and hunting up the
Constable of Darrtown, gave himself up for
trial, declaring that be committed the deed
in sell defense. The prisoner was then
brought 10 Hamilton, and lodged in the
county jail The occurrence has caused
considerable excitement ia Darrtown.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT,
Since writing the above, we have received
from j. j. Longfellow, a Justice Of lha Peace
in Hamilton, a statement that Sylvester Irwin
10 the name of the son who killed his father,
John Irwin, and his step.mother, Jane Irwin,
Constable VIM. Howard arrested Irwin as he
was making for the train He had on his
person revolver and seventy dollars in mo
ney During the preliminary examination
before Magistrate LongGellow, there was in.
tense excitement among the eitizens Of Ham
ilton, who knew John Irwin and highly
respected him. The excited crowd we're loud
in their denuneiRtion Of Sylvester Irwin, the
murderer, aud cried out 10 hang him. The
prisoner was conveyed out through the back
door, and safely secured in the county Jail
There are different versions as 20 the origin
of this truly terrible affair One account
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08

Emigration has taken a singular turn in
some portions of the West. A large num-
Der Of Missourans, who have been seces-
sionists, are removing to Illinois, and
purchasing lands, aud large number Of
farmers of Illinois are removing to Missouri.
The Missourians find it uncomfortable to
remain in the neighborhood of the people
with whom they have quarrelled so much
in the last four years. and prefer to seek
new homes. The Illinois farmers go into
Missouri and obtain land at cheap price.
and so lay the foundation for future pros
perity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08
AegaI.9 9Tu4 '5IN9t
IN PARTITION.

VoHN O'HEAL, Joseph 0'Neal, GeotEs q. o Mead,
sJ and Eli i1abe.h o'Nsal. will take notice. that >
petition was fled against them the 18Th day Of
pr A. D., 1868, In the Superior Court 10 and for the
Martin Wolf demand partition oil the following real
estate, situa IN Montgomery county, and bounded
az follows heginning At stone cornerin the western
boundary Of section q, t1rnshlp X range g east Of
Miami Riyerirom which red elm, IL lnches dam tor
bnars N 75o West rs links distant and running from
thence chains and 40 links to planted stone nom
which black oak IA inches diAmet bears 5. s7o,
East SO links distant thence East q chains TO post
from which white oak stump 30 inches diam eter bears
y. Bg' West 10 links distant thence g. "a chains 70
links 10 within 70 links Of the South boundary ofsad
section TO post from wlicha hickory inches dn-
meter bears g. 4so We,tA5 links distant thence East
chains and75 links te post ON which red bud
l2 inches diameter bears Gi' Wet43 links dstant
thence ", 20 chains 75 links % asione corner thence
West IS chains and IS links to the place oil BEGINNING,
eontaiuing thirty acres more or less, "a 7. .-t' /"
Also the followiug described premises, s.tuie in
Montgomery County, Ohio, an in section 81, town
range East; and bounded rs follows, beginning at
Robert Hosers g., w corner on the hat quarter
section line thence North ~ W'Bt 20-33 poles 10
the g. r., c0rncr OF Jocob Surf's4 acr,lot on said
Hosier's West lne thence g. $50 West 81 poles
Az r. 90 so poles to the s. E corner Of sSd ten
lott thence NJ a6<', e. ~ poles 70 the place OF be-
g.nring, containing four acres more or less 9 1
Also the following described premises situate in tha
.oaunty Of Montgomery and state OF Ohiosand In
section 27, township B. ranged East &c., berinnnR At
the Northwest corner OF simon Bolo's afm thence
s So W 62--S poles TO Charles ONeala corner /
NJ, W 10, poles to stone thence So e2, 3
oftognning containing Ve acres Of land and that al
the next term 81 SAID court the said MARY g. Wolf
Martin Woiwll apply for an order that partition may
he made Of said premises.
L July l2th, 1868. =. ~ ma O.,
a.1 Attorney for Petitioners.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08
Thc IonrnnI In Lnbor.

The journal has placed us under re-
newed obligations, by publishing the call
Of the Democratic Central Committee for
county convention to appoint delegates
to the State convention on the Oath of
August at Columbus.
/ The journal cannot do its readers and
the public better service than by copying
from the Empire. and we have no doubt
they will be duly grateful for the privilege
of having something sound and sensible
to read now and then--a luxury they can
never extract from the columns of the
journal.
Our neighbor, Of course, don't like the
wording Of the call. Nobody supposed
he would The object was not to consult
his taste He is very much distressed that
the call should be addressed to the "People
Of Montgomery County" We don't
wonder at this. The Abolitionsts never
like to trust themselves in the hands Of
"the people," but they will have to stand
it this time. The democracy are "the
people, and they are going to hold the
present corrupt dominant party to a strict
account for the outragcs they have COM
mitted during the last four years, and
speedily hurl them from the high places
they have so shamefdlly desecrated.
The journal says, "thc committee knew
that the Union party in Ohio is not adj
vocating negro suffrage" The committee
didn't know any such thing. The "union"
party in Ohio does advocate negro suffrage
and negro equality both. The Journal
has been advocating the same thing uRtil
lately. We have been trying for a week
to get its editor to say that he was opposed
10 Il, but he won't do any thing of the
sort. We can't force him to define his
present position on this point, but we
mean to bring him out before the election.
The journal, however, leaves no room
to doubt its position on the main points
embraced in the call
1t is in fauor of military arrests and
military commissions for the trial Of civil
Offences
1t is opposed to Gust and equal tax
alton Of property"
1t is in favor ofa "iurther increase of
the public debt"
1t is opposed to "habess corpus and
trial by jury"
1t is opposed to "the repeal of the mill
tary communication tax law"
And, lastly, tits opposed "to the policy
of Immediately restoring the seeded
States as equals in the Union, in the mode
which is now being carried out by the Pre-
sdent."
On all these points the journal has placed
itself on record before the "People of
Montgomery County" That is precisely
what we wanted it 90 do and now we
intend to keep its record "belore the
people" from this Gtime until the elect
ion.
In the ''course Of human events" we
hope 20 be able to give the Journal further
opportunities to copy good, wholesome
| reading from our columns, Our desire liz
to improve its morals, and we shall pa
ticntly and prayerfully labor to that end,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08
FARMS +! FARMS {! !
TWO SPLENDID FARMS
MADISON TOWNSHIP,
(The PrOperty Of David I. Miller J

INC Property OF David 7. MiIIer)
Comprising two hundred and eighty. one acres for
sale The home farm orwhere the cid gentleman re-
sides, Is one OF he finest farms In Mon omery county.
The improvements consist OF a large brick house
large bank barn ard stahling for horses and cows
fine spring Of water almost at the door together with
IN excellent spring house
ThsrA ia also on this farm a steam saw.mili in
fine running order, with plenty Of timber 10 keep Il
oonstanty at woii Connected with this ia tho bost
apparatus IN tho county for making Moasses from
sugar cane, -tII .l
The other farm lies adoining-o Il there IS large
hank barn, large dressed stone dwelling house, and
good out buildings
The land Of both farms s Of the hest quality, and is
situated ahont eight miles west Of Dnyt on nnd one
mile from Wolfcreel pike Ia an old aud thlokly sot
led section OF the county
lsold soon the purchaser can put In OIL crops These
farms with be sold cheap and immediate posspssion
gwen.
For iurhSr particulars Gallon E.eH o.
JANIS KELLY, h. E, Agent,
aue5 ltdsw onlce over Dayton Bank.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08

MORE PLUxDER Hardly doy passes
without the arrest of some one connected with
the Departments at Washington, charged
with mal(easance in Office. Only three days
ago Treasury clerk was detected in the
robbery of ofsometbing like couple of hundred
Thousand dollars Of the public funds.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08
an ROAD NoTICE. ~

NTOTIOR Ia hereby given that a petition will te
1 IN presented TO tho Com mssioners Of Mont tgomery
County, at their next session, 70 ba had the lst
Monday OF September, A = D. 1895, prayitg for the
vle in BontgopasTy county, to wi chester, iu Prebls
county Ohio, IVA the DlamoDd mlls IN PTehe county,
Aforesaid, FOL ows Beginning Vt the fork In said
road the hank Of pm's run, n, CattermRn's
harm, from thence west along said Tom via Jacob
Ehy i along the odd road 10 hs north bank Twin
creek; thence west Rloog or neH- the said north
bank ofsaid Twin creek 10 the county line road.
fI ~ eif A pETfTiONHR.
Aug5ltW a."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08

A nervous youth was recently asked at a
tea-table, where there we're several fne girls
slipping their Twankay, what be thought OF a
certain lady who was then absent sob,
said he, "shs ia the plainest woman ever
saw in my life. Present company always
excepted"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08

Maj. Gen. Crook is ordered to report to
General Schofeld, in North Caroline.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08

Sleeplessness, or b1iArng from Teethng, or Worms,
II Indigestion. or Wetting the Bed, or Catarrh, or
MeaeleA, or Whooping Uongh, or Scarlet Fever, or
Dpth ria, or Bad Cold ,or Hoarsenees, or Running
ofthe Ears and neafn ess or eyen sofofula thou
sands have done and do daily
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08
HU UMpHREYs, srECTrICS

comblns all the advantages OF the best homeopathic
treatment, without It's int icacy or uncertainty They
/ arc prepsredhy a physician Or over twenty years
/ Homeopathic experience; they have been tried in
\ every conceivable manner, and they have been en-
dorsed and recommended In the highest terms BY
| the hundreds OF thoiisands who daily use them. =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08

POPULATION oF CLEvELASD-The city cen
sus of Cleveland, o., has Just been taken 1t
numbers about 10000 people, an increase in
eve years Of over 10000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-08
with n case In your house,

you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering preven
expense, and loss of time or the children having In
Measles, or Scarlet Fever, or Whooping eoneh, .
even Fever, by, using preyentves in the case.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-23
MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr. VIM. K. DOhprty's

MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr. VIM. X. Doherty's
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming sine
ana non to the welfare Of our State and health
of onr citizens; aud his rapidly spreading rcpua-
ton. although it may excite surprise. is but the
signal OF skill, and follows us the natural effect of
such cause We are personally acquainted with
gentlemen who had suffered for years under
chronic disease and who had taken advantage of
every available means that promised relief, but
W thout success. until they called upon DR.. Do
berty. who. in an incredibly short space OF time
has given them entire relief. II is gratifying 10
announce this fact, because the Doctor is Il gen.
tleman who seeks. not by defamation of others,
structure Of his own upon The ruin Of anothrr's
fame The Doctor conducts his Institute in such
a m inner that must be gratifying to all his pa
tients. II. examines, advises. and recommends
without charge, and the patient. after h airing
his terms for treatment, can accept or reject ut
Measure. |" no case Dies the Doctor make Il
charge unless he effects cure This, he is able
to ,lo because he feels the confidence which long
experence has Civ, n. aud no doubt the consoa
tion which appertans TO that confidence. Per-
sons Atlcteu with either acute or chronic disease
would oo well to consult the Doctor; at all events
il eau do no harm. rs Tor consultation he asks no
fee: nor does he insist on obedience TO his advice
unless The patient places himself under his care.
His offices are on Sacramento street opposite 10
the Pacific Mail Steamship of1ce.-lS. f. News.
June 10 3m
The Placer herald., 1865-09-23
NOTICE,

1TO all whom it miy concern: Whereas th,
l North East quarter of Section 81. Township
r. North Range East, Mt Diablo base and me.
rdan has been ly the afdavits OF val ious pelsons
filed in the District Land Office Of the U. States
at Marysvlle, State of California. being the oi
ice for the district within which said lands ar.
situated. declared to contain minerals mud to b.,
more valuable for mineral than for agricultural
purposes. hy reason whereof said land has hithpr
to been withheld from pre- pmpiion and sulc, now
the undersigned gives notice that she will OF
Monday. the 25th day of September 1865. at thu
hour OF II o'clock. A. NJ. make application to th,
Register or Receiver OF the United States Land
Office, at Marysville. and adduce evidence to
prove that said land, 10 wit: The North East
quarter of Section 2l. Township IL. North Range
east Mt. Dial'lo base and meridian, is NOR,
valuable for agricultural than mining purpose.
and on such proof apply for permission to file
pre- emplion claim to said land, unless sufficient
cause to The contrary he then and there shown.
CATHARiNE CAMPBELL.
August l2th, 1865 CIV
The Placer herald., 1865-09-23
sU NJ MONS

| THE People OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA To
| PERRY CLARK.
XIOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to apppc,
! Il before me- at my Office in Ophir, Placer
| county, on Monday. the l4th day Of August A. D
1865. at O'Clock, p. NJ, 10 answer the complain,
of A. Mills, wherein be prays judgment against
you for the sum OF Two Hundred and Forty.
nine Dollars ard twenty-five ccnis,in an action iol
| money paid on note, and Board for you, rs more
fully SET forth rs per complaint on iilc in my OF
flee to which you are referred; and take notice
il you fail so TO appear and answer, plaintiff will
take judgment us aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of August
A. d. 1865.
JAMES MOORE.
Justice Peace, Township No. 2.
Summons having been returned not served in
the above case, ana IL appearing to my satisfac
tiOn from the affidavit OF Ii. W. STAR att0rney
for plaintiff, that there is a good cnuse of action
in said cause against defendant. towit: Upon q
note and acc cunt filed by plaintiff, which are ow-
inh to him by defendant. and it further appearing
that the defendant Perry Clark. is non resident
OF the State Of California. and is n resident OF
the Territory OF Idaho, il is hereby ordered that
service OF said summons be made by publication.
that the >ame he published the space Of months
IN the Placer Herald newspaper ms most like
y to give notice to defendant The Constable
making service Of this summons shall also deposit
in the post Office copy OF said summons directed
to the defendants post office, at his place OF resi-
dence. Said summons 70 served by publication
as aforesaid, shall be retirnabe to me at my Of.
flee, at Ophir. Placer county on the goth day OF
Novemb"r. 1865, at ~ o'clock NJ. when said
cause will be called for trial
JAMES MOORE.
l. r. S. 5Octs J.P., Township No. 2.
August l4ih, 1865-3m.