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COW yRNMENT SALES.

GALE OF GO\ yERNMENT PROPERLY
- N ,3-k6t6ANT tc 81 J. u y y
By direction of shs SECRETARY OF WAR, all
BU1ID1Ne MATREl. Ms
SAhAh M&Snh SsvSGh VERY, TOOLS.
N IN, ON, CoPPER LUMBER,
which we4a AsP ooeSies sTSaes az Sac6n ga Cos.
federate Governments for ID erection and pernaa-
nent operation of large N 'inOrs' iaOOia'Ory' ana
TOOLS, MACHINERY, An. Materials
collected IRON iron works and oI5es d IS IN the States
OF Alabama and PSsffS SfSTf'e' EncF1oa Mpl b 3 %
Among the articles TO be sold area
1900 lbs. COpper--Tound rod.
SSGyO lbs Sopper-bar
20,y00 lbs. Copper-sheet.
100000 lbs Wrought non-bar and rod.
go tons Pig Iron,
750.tons Cast hon-unservoeable shells.
1900 lbs. 1in-block and sheet.
1900 lbs. Chain--crane and cable.
1000 yards Cloth-COttOn, English Serge sOnoa
and enamellod.
80 900 lbs Powder
5000 leet Betting gum and leather, assOrtNV
200 Machines-Drins PlaDors. Milling ScrewA
cutting, Steam and rrip-hammeTs,
Besdes;-
Harness, . l35 Unserviceable Cannon.
Saddles 10. iron and bronze,
Horse Equipments, Laboratory Stores and
Infantry and Cavalry Ac- Materials,
coutTements, Spare Parts (new) for
Blankets Springfield Muskets aRd
Wagon and Gun Carriage Colts Revolvers, and
IrOrs, assortment of
so broken Gun Carriages, ...
PAINTS AND OILS.
The attention OF Northern buyers is called TO this
SALE which is u large one and of valuable property.
Full printed Catalogues of the property to be sold
can bo obtained from the Chief of Ordnance at
Washington ID. e., and from the Commanding
officer of the Augusta Arsenal Georgia.
The sale will commence on
"WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1866,
and continue every day until all the property
sod.
Terms Cash, in United States currency.
ID w. FLAGLER,
Captain Ord Brev. Lt-COionol,
3222t Com. Augusta Arsenal.
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1873 S. FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA,
Annual Policies issued against General Accidents
descriptions at exceedingly low rates,
Insurance effected for ear in any sum from slOO
to $40 Coo at premium of only one-h a per cent secu
ring the ful amount insured in OF DEATH and com.
pensaion each week equal to the whole premium paid
Short time Tickets for l. g. g. or 10 days or l. g. or
6months at 10 cents day. insurng in the sum Of $4,000
or giving S5 per week disabled to be had at the Gone
raj Office, No. l33 FOURTH Street. Philadelphia or al
the various Railroad Ticket Offices Be sure to purchase
the tickets OF the North American Transit Insurance
Company.
For circulars and further information apply at tb
General Once of any of the authorize Agents OF tb
Company. ~ :"
LEWIS l. HoUPT. President
JAMES NJ. CONRAD Treasurer,
HENRY c. BROWN, Secretary.
JOHN c. BULLITT Solicitor,
DIRECTORS.
l.. L, Houpt, late of Pennsylvania Railroad Company
M. Ba.rS OF Nj. W. BALDWIN d. Co.'s.
Samuel Q. Palmer, Cashier OF Commercial Bank
Richard Wood, Ne. 800 Market street.
James NJ. Conrad, No. 623 Market street.
j, r., Kinlely, Continental Hotel
H. 6. Lesenring, Nos 237 and 239 DOCK street.
Samuel " oTk OF Work. McCOuch d Co
George Martin No. 1922 Chestnut street nSs
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FIFTH-THE EXPENDITURES OF IT

FIFIH-THE EXPENDITURES OF THE COM
PsNY.
Amount Of losses paid during the $4,000 90
Amount of losses plid during the year, which
accrued prior 70 The Observation-Disclosures, Nothing,
Amount at which the losses estimated in
former statement, which were paid during
the year. Nothing
miums.. ............,......:..,. Nothing,
Amount OF return premiums, whether paid or
Amount dividends paid during the year... 4ISl6 Is
Amount of expenses paid during the year, in
agents ana Officers OF the eompany....... 8s686OI
Amount OF taxes paid by the company ...... 22l2 36
Amount OF all other expenditures OF the
panY-dividends, surrendered policies, and
interest capital stock .............. So O24 s5
Amount OF prOmissOry notes originally form
ing the capital Of the company Nothing
Amount OF said notes held by tde company a.
part OF the who of the capital thereof. Othing
WALTER ;. GRIFFITH, President
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF KINGS, S.
BE it remembered, that on the 10Th daY of March, A D.
1866 before the subscriber commissioner In and for the
State OF New York duly commissioned and authorized
by he Governor OF the State PennsyivaniaS take
the acknOw edment deeds and other writ ngs to be
used recorded In the said State of Pennsylvania and
10 administer oaths and aiirmai lions, personally ap
peaIed Waiter $, Griffith, resident of the Home Lie
Insurance Company and made oath that the above
and foregoing is a true statement of the condition
OF said Home Lie insurance Company, upon the
that have made personal examination of the condition
OF said Home Life Insurance Company this day, and
am satisfied they have assets safely in esed to tho
amount OF $50 020 25-0O dollars. ha have examined
forth in the foregoing statement and The same are OF the
value represented in the statement. further certify
that am not interested in the affairs OF said Company.
IN witness whereof have hereuntO set my hand and
affixed my official seal this sixteenth day OF March A..
d. 1866 CHARLES H. THOMPSON,
32l wlm3t Commissioner for Penns ylvana.
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rn IIREC TORS.
John G. Davis, ]. II. Penistan
Edmund A. Souder Henry Sloan
1heophins PaulClnR, William g. Boultou
Jonn X; Penrose Edward Darlington,
Jhlnes Iraquar, II. Jones Brooks,
henIy Z. Dalett, Jr., Edward Datourcade,
James c. Hand, Jacob p ,Jones
Mnlam Y. Ludwig, James B. Mcfarland,
Joseph II. Seal Joshus p. Eyre,
George c. Leiper, Spencer Mcflyain,
bugh Craig, j. B. Sempe, Pittsburg,
Robert Burton | A. r. BerpeT Pittsbur4
John Taylor, ID. T. MORAN Pittsburg
THOMAS s c. HAND, President,
w., JOHN G. DAVIS, ViceP President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. 1918
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DENTISTRY.

ISAIAH PRICE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OF
Pbadelpba college of Dental Surgery, class 1864,
formerly OF West Chester Pa having served three years
in the ARMY has resumed the practice Of his profession
at No, 2H N. ELEVENTH. Street, Philadelphia, where
he will endeavOr awe satisfactory attention 70 ~ WhS
may require his professional services. mss
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4 WARRINGTON ID, O., March ~ 1896 J
VIII be sold at Public Aucton, at 6iesboro, ID c.,
under the direction of Captain George r, Brown
ing, A. Q. M, on THURSDAY, March % 1866, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, a large quantity of Medicines,
Veterinary Toos, Instruments, etc., consisting IN
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| DUREA OF ORDNA e..
| II NAVY Dip ARTAfFNT

REAU OF OR DN An Q E,
ID NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON CITY, March 2 1866 !
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS AT THE NAVY
YARD, BROOKLYN, N, Y.
There will be sold at Public Auction TO the highest
bidders, in the office of the inspector OF Ordinance
the Navy Yard Brooklyn, N Y at noon on the
Sd day of April, 1866, four thousand IOur hundred
and ninety. nIne (4499 barrels Navy Powders
These Powders VIII be sold by sample, in lots of
one hundred, two hundred, and three hundred
barrels Purchasers 60 furnish barrels into which
The powders may be empued from the tanks.
1eIms-One halt cash in Government funds, and
the remainder on the removal of the Powders, for
which period of ten days will be allowed. ii not
then removed the Powders will revert to the Govern
ment.
II. A. WISE,
3sWt4 Chet of Bureau.
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vstatement of the condition Of the ''HoME LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY" OF sBRooKLTN, New
York, on the 9lst day of December 1865, published
according TO law:- ..,t ,.
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FIRST

Number OF shares OF stock subscribed foi $50 90
Amount OF assessments or instalments on
stock paid IN cash l25 900 90
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A UCTIoN SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES,
~

A UCuON SALE OF HOSPITAL STORES,
IA W HISKY, WINES, ETC.
MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Il. 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction in TINS CITY, at the
Judiciary Square Warehouse, back of the CITY Hall,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of April next ut 10
O'Clock A M, the following articles of Hospital
stores and LIQUORS. no longer required for the of
the Medical Department OF the army, viz. -
Arrow Root E. 10 600 lbs Desscated Poa-
Barley ..........1000 900 " toes .......... 100 lbs
Com Starch. 10 600 I" Mixed Desc. do 162 ''
Cocoa Chocolate TO- 900 Whisky, quart
Cinnamon, ,Powd. 1000 q" bottles. ...2O,OOO
TapiOca. ......I0 900 E" gallons. 80. 49,. $500
Ext. OF Beef 20 600 Sherry Wine,
Concentd Milk. 20 600 d" quart bottles. 10000
Ginger .......... 385 berry Vine,
Ext of Coffee. E, g. T62 gal in bbs. .....,. 80
Beana. .......... 600 lbs larragOnaWine,
Pea Beana. ...... $500 /" bottles. ....... 200
he above articles win be sold in lots to suit both
large and small purchasers.
Terms-Cash.
Five (5) days will be allowed to parties in remov-
ing their property
Catalogues ready by the 9th proX.
CHAS. SU rHERLAND,
Surgeon and PurYel or u. s. A.
G. W BOTFLER, Auctioneer. 1927 23t
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NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
IN EsTABLIShMENT, Staten Island, No. 40 n.
EIGHTH Street.
York for the past oTtsX wears have opened an office
as above Ladies' and gentemen's garments and
ing apparel of every kind DYED and Cleaned in the most
perfect manner Stains and spots removed from garments
without being ripped
Merch having goods undesirable colors can have
them redy ed in superior style. 20 mw3m
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ALBEDYLL & MARX,

THE STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING
i ESTABLISHMENT, AT fHE OLD STAND,
No. a N EIGHTH Street East side.
NO OTHER OFFICE IN THIS CITY.
With the benefits OF experience of nearly fny
years Staten Island and facilities unequalled by any
other establishment In this country, offer superior
inducements to those having ~ <, Woo1en or fancY
Goods tor DYEING OR CLEANSING,
BARRETT, NEPnEWS d CO..
No AZ N, Eighth street. PHILADELPHIA,
Nos and JOHN Street New York,
No. 7l8 BROADWAY. New York,
33Im No 26g FULTON Street BROOKLYN
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DYElNG, SECURING, ETC. =
FRENCH STEAM SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 5lO RACE Street.

We beg leave to draw your particular attention
French steam Securing Establishn the first and
only ofits KIND i'll this city. We dye, bat by
q chemical process restore Ladies', Gentlemens and
ChdIen'B Garments TO their original states without
mi uring them in tie least, while great experience and
the best machinery IRON France enable to warrant
perfect satIsiacuon all who may lavor us with their
patronage. LADIES' DRESSES OF every description,
with without Trimmings cleaned and finished
without being taken apart whether the color genuine
or not
Carpets Velvet Ribbons Kid Gloves, ETC.. cleaned and
reDnished in the best manner, Gentlemens summer
and Winter Clothing cleaned TO pertecti without in
jury 10 the stun Also Flags and Banners AL kinds OF
stains removed without Gaming the whole. All orders
executed under immediate supervision and
satisfaction guaranteed in every instance call and
examination OF process Is respectfully solicited.
ALBEDYLL & MARX,
o 10 o,.b.c No s1n ID CE c+roo4
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L o II M A N u II u.

& ALE OF M A U r b
OUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE, =
FIRST DIVISION,
WARRINGTON, ID. Co. February 23S 1865 J
Will be sold at the Cavalry Depot GiesbOro' ID.
c., q large quantity of stOck-yard MANURE which
Will be delivered TO purchasers the ground, or in
barges or boats to be provided by them at forty 4O
cents per cubic yard
Two or more boats according to size) can beloaded
per day.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
BY order OF the QUartermaser-Seneral
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General,
22729t In charge First Division Q. NJ. g. o.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,,
" WILMINGTON, Del, February 12, 1856.
SALE OF 500 SURPLUS GOVERNMEN MULES,
All Good and Serviceable.
Will be sold at public auction, az w ilmingt0n Del,
on EVERY FRIDAY during the month OF March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial attention of purchasers is invited 10
the fact that these Mules are large, well pared ard
in excellent condition, being the surplHs team Mules
of Washington Depot
Animals sold sIngly.
sales to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms-Cash, in United States currency.
Bv order of -
227 tnhSO Bvt. Brig. Gen. JAMES A. EKIN
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.35 Unserviceable Cannon,
iron and bronze,
Laboratory Stores and
Materials,
Spare Parts (new) for
Springfield Muskets aRd
Colts RevolYers, and
an assortment of
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-17

METROPOLITAN LUNCH.-The Lunch at
the metropolitan" yesterday, was unani-
mously voted to be the best ever served up
in Dayton. The only trouble was, that
there was not enough of it. But this would
have been all right fold Adam Knesht had
only known that his many friends would
come down upon him with such rush-the
number far exceeded his expectations. He
win snake all things even" on Wednesday
next when he will set another free lunch,
which will exceed the first one, If that is
possible. He will then expect to see all hfs
friends, when ample provision will be made
for all. His son VIII. will be on hand to
assist in doing the honors Of the occasion.
Remember the time and the plaee-No. III
Third street-and don't fail to be on hand.
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a.Ionttaru and Gummtrfial.
CINCINNATI Mnrkets.
CINCINNATI, May

CINCINNATI, May 10.
FLoUR-We quote superfine at 5000 rs;
extra at S10@l0 75, and family at $ll oil 70.
Fancy brands sell at Sl3@14. 1ifttliTB
WHEAr-The market Is dull and heavy,
with but light demand. No. spring We
quote 50; No. 2 new Winter Red at 81 $50
2 20; No. do. at 81 1902 40; No. old Red
at 81 55@2 90, and extra do do at 50 7Oei
.275.
Gonna steady market, and fair de-
mand at 5S@50c. for mixed shelled, hs
elevator, and 69@70c. In sacks.
OATs--The market is firmer at 42c for No.
2 and 46@47c Tor No. l. Sales Of 750 BUSH
els No at 46c.
RYE-A quiet market; $50 bushels No. l.
sold at S3c ; $50 do at 94c. and 200 do No. .,
delivered, at 75c.
BARLEY-There Is fair demand for
choice. The lower grades are not in re-
quest and hardly saleable. Prime to choice
Fall and Canadian may be quoted at 81 20
al 25. f44-
GRoCKRIEs--Them market is unchanged and
quiet, with fair demand at 221& a275Sc. for
fair to choice Rio Coffee; 1lX@14LSc. for
raw Sugar; 1616 6@l7c. for hard refined, and.
9O995c. for Porto Rico Molasses.
WHIsKY-A firmer market, with better
demand at so 81. duty paid. Bonded re-
mains steady at 23c.
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Washington Miscellanies.
WASHINGTON, May lG

"I' ALUMINIUM, may lO.
Hon. L. d. Campbell, Minister to Mexico,
is expected here Tomorrow morning, to re-
ceive his commission and instructions from
the Government. f .fE
News received at FL Passo from Chihua-
hua was TO the effect that Commander Bill
lat, the French officer IN command at Dur
ango had been defeated by the Mexican
Generals Vizca and Narango.
There Is a delegation here from New York
and elsewhere representing the tobacco in
terest, Watching with good deal of anxiety
the bill as reported by the committee, and
also the amendment offered by Mr.. Schenck.
The opinion expressed by representatives Of
tobacco interests are very discordant. No
two of them seem to agree on any PROPOSE
ton.
Governor Cummings, ofColorado, ex-offi-
clio Superintendent ofIndian Affairs, has ar
rived in the city, and reports to the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs that perfect
quiet has once more been restored on the
plains along the old emigrant route. Com
missioners on part of the United States are
about entering into negotiations with the
upper tribe of Cheyennes about Fort Lara
mie.
Captain Fox, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, viii cross the ocean in the Monitor
Miantanomah, whichis now awaiting him
at Halifax, to personally present the En-
peror of Russia the resolution of Congress
congratulating him on his escape from as
sassination. Captain Fox will also exam
inc and report upon the condition of the
principal navies in Europe.
The United States Consul Mt Liverpool,
under date of May 2. reports that there was
no cholera in that city.
Assistant Paymaster j. j. Phillips, OF the
United States Navy, arrived in New York
on the United States steamer Massachusetts,
on the Ath of April, since which time
nothing has been heard of him at the Navy
Department, and fears are entertained Of
his safety.
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BEW RFPORT.
hHiiniyE doF37ioo9
SUPERIOR CoUHT-JUDGE HAYNES.


John l.. Vattier VS. Thomas Schde6er.- AN
action brought upon three several BillsPf1
Exchange drawn by defendant upon HIM
self and accepted by himself the first for
$300 made payable at sight, the second for
S400. made, payable thirty days after date,
alld the fhiifl for&40D, made ,Ihydblf three
Months after date at the Banking Hohseo of
V. Winters q Son, Mt Dayton. Ohio, and
bearing date of August 20, 1862. Defen
dants admits the drawing of the several
Bills of Exchange as averred In the petit
tion, but says they were procured from him
by false and fraudulent misrepresentation,
of the plaintiff as To his having the appoint
ment of sutler in the 50th Regiment of Ohio
Volunteers then In service, which in fact
was not the case. and that plaintiff had also
agreed to have the appointment made in the
defendants name, and that the business
should then be carried on by defendant, and
that the proflts Of the 'hiisIhess OF sutler-
SHIP should be equally divided between the
parties of this suit, and the advantages de-
rived from such appointment to enure to
the equal benefit of plaintiff and defen-
dant, the plaintiff agreeing to furnish one-
half the means to carry on such business
that relying upon the truth of the represent
tations, and the fulfillment of his agreement
to procure the appointment, he executed
tue Billsrof Exchange IN question as part
lofthe aAticipAted PfofitsI oflsaid business,
the amount of which was to plaintiff on
the books of the sutleTship, but in no event
10 u. c oe repalu oueslue oi t,le pronts .neIeol.
DeIehuant ei urges s, tnas Wy @ rePIesentatioIis
were lalse, as PlaiitIh ul9 nov nave sleP
IapPointnent Vi suffer, anu tllat the agree
menu Ior procuring sucu appv1lnIuls,nt was
CONTRARY W Puulic poic3; an9 Volu IoI "
legality' anu tnat plaihSin Ilu nos become
entltlee 70 my RsrI ~ suell pEo1lksy me
PiathSi.i uehies IN ailegaIIoHs oI iruuu anu
lilegaIity OF want ol conslueratlon anu
aNeIs sn' Vll1 piiis oi VIZ raw u
lor iulI anu N".uaie eHlisiuelatIon, anu
was ~ is,.liaSe ,r"lsaJ,ion % uiuer PaIt
ersli,p agieslnene' ~ e, llulu Pre'lous W Ihe
urhWiIS IRA, .i ol enVse scceptances, anu tiiat ne
nau tile uPPoIntIhelt Us sutier y, the resl-
nlelit nnentloheu previous 10 ms entering
ilSo 10, any @ coiltracos WIN ine ueIenuant.
,,,iiI a ne - Sourt & cnarSeu tIe Jury Vnht ulie
olits VI ;sn1s g1lnS uIamn De delsalu ls5
~ " y W nilu " NY sSoou
s'n y ssu1LS q. ~ Rt2hnssvLS ho'eS; -;
auu .,le pial,1,n /, ensit,eu W reo9Ner u. ~,
.1.. mus. neeoter s uPou s'Iein as suun 'na. ~
.n,a n<,, VI 1rgi S.i pe s.p
sTe 'Iiiu tsi y a.''n anu .ne
july coulu 70 peninu the nv oi .noSe w. .-.
" ee 9lestlon 80
Wnetller ,, ensre was any eo'''' HUG eohs'oer"-
'iVri 'y.t ~ sttpoi ~ Saa Si,eih. aIsIl.g,
ahe et wIissen ~. con.IaSS , pruuuceu III M u
as " tile paa nius. " nei1 W
colIIact Cns ntlpte cuttlSVt oi9t ~ ties,
anu ~ c1uiu Iot pe NaIle, nor W4uiu tne
ParIes nes espeIn.Vet to,prove aRyoning ue- ,s-
| lOllQ Iu0 dSIcclhGtJ liSCll save
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-17
THE DAEbf EMPIRE.
Democratic Mass Convention.
SATURDAY, May 10, 1866.

n y. =" !" n 7" Z = ~ ~ ~ =, I =. Il
The Democracy of Montgomery County
are hereby requested To assemble IN Mass
Contention. ut Becsel Han. 10 the Gity 9l
Dayton, on SATu RDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF MAY, 1866. for the purpose Of appoint
ing Delegates to attend tile Annual State
Convention of tile Democratic Party, TO be
held In Columbus, on THURSDAY, TIE
9TH DAY OF MAY, A. ID. 1906 TO put IN
nomination Candidates for the several
State Offices to be filled at the ensuing Oc-
tober election.
Montgomery County is entitled to,eleven
delegates, according TO the basis of repre-
sentation.
The issues before the people are of the
most important character. Among these
NAV be mentioned the speedy restoration
of our Federal Union, with all the rights,
equality. and dignity of the States uniInr
paired but which Is now unhapplly pre-
vented by faction of vile demagogues and
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The Fenian Cause.

NEW FORK. May TO.
Organizer Stephens was engaged to-day
In receiving deputations of the various cir
cles of the Manhattan District, some of
whom presented him with subscriptions
toward the Fcnian cause.
The amount realized from the demonstra-
tion at Jones' Wood, yesterday, was about
$1,000. iuf -ff Ha 4itE
This morning Mr.. Stevens deposited the
amount received since his arrival in this
city In one of the leading banks down
town. ina
IL is stated that the lease and furniture of
mediately, for the purpose of raising money
for the Head Center to prosecute the war In
Ireland t
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The Indian Massacre of Soldiers In
ArizOna-Its Confirmation.


A letter from Charles Hamilton, dated
Williams Fork. Arizona, April 80, seems to
confirm the massacre at Fort Goodwin. He
states that the massacre occurred ten days
previous. and that of two companies of reg
nlars OF the Third Battalion, Fourteenth
Regiment, consisting of one hundred men,
only seven escaped. The remainder were
murdered and sealped. The Apaches
reaped rich harvest, carrying OFF arms,
ammunition, &c. A number OF supposed
friendly Indians were admitted into the
fort, and surprised the garrison.
a tribe called the Huolapes had murder
ed one man and committed other outrages
in the vicinity of Williams Fork.
Lieutenant Corsantes, of Company A,
with twenty men, attacked the Apaches
forty miles east of Camp Lincoln. about
March a. killing twenty-five, wounding
five. and capturing two. The same party
was planning an attack upon the large
ranches.
s4 SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.
Dispatches received at Military Head
quarters from General Mason, dated April
80, says that the reported massacre at Fort
Goodwin, is without foundation.
I'VE incline to the belief that the former
report will prove true.l
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= lH-The famous Mexican President and

% ~ The famous Mexican President and
General, S4STA ASSA. is IA New York His
personal appearance Is thus described;
'Santa Anna is a man about five feet nine
inches In hight apparently some sixty years
of age, with dark hair, scarcely tinged with
the chill destroyer's touch, and strongly
marked features, typical of the intelligent
Mexican and the resolute self-reliant man
OF the world. He wears no beard. so that
the aracter ofthe lower portion ofhis fea-
lures is readily legible.S Although he uses
cane In walking. casual observer would
not suspect that the General had but one
carnal' pin to stand on.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-17

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The following de-
cision in regard to deductions from incomes
OF 1866 will be read with interest:
Assessments of taxes made by municipal
authorities upon the inhabitants of par
ticular locality of town or city on lac-
count of special improvements in or upon
the streets adjoining the premises of such
inhabitants are not such taxes rs are de-
ductable from incomes, unless the same are
assessed ratably, like general tax for or
.dinary purposes. t.Nr I'D