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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
BURNING NEGRO CHURCHES AT PETERSBURG. v.

Lac luiowne ere addon.. ue.s. Regarding the
0endar| f a. Petersburg Val In Petersburg Oh Monday
night building st., used schoolroo and cass
room in with the coored peoples church. was DIS
covered fire. Tho remen promptly on tho spot
and BY dnt great exeon succeeded Ia saving the church
building preventing tho spread OF the flames beyond tue
building first fired couple Of hours later tho large unn
shed coored church Harrison st. south OF the new MARKET
was found be fire In several places ana suee
had the flames attained that despite the utmost enof OF pe
fire companies found impossible 10 save the buding
At the time 1t discovered that the WOODEN enuIch
building side of street. and iure south
had been rcby entered and arrangement mane 70 Sc
cure destruction These fires supposed TO oe the w9rA
OF an csndary and Tia Inder edtors says Nothing has
ever trnpred in Petersburg which has SO profoundly as
taed and ncensed her people From every quarter ana rom
Ali casss we have heard unboken comment regret and
Indignation that there could have been found WITHIN te limits
OF Petersburg heart proagate and aOandoneu as 70 IN
aci mi, outrage Oh our coored peoples and there dsPos
ton s1nay widespread % take every possible means to hunt
down The author authors OF the crime ahi AZ le same le
extend whatever assistance be in our power 70 ho'o ~Do
have Suffered ~ the outrage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
Travellers Guide,

Il
s.s...n.sL and lotharc.
'-,.-.a n. ~. -na 81 gY't Via
Hud.ou River, ~ 10 a. m q o. sud 10 m, VIA Har
len ~ and Il o m. Sunday train, ia Hudson River
D IN cars between Chambers aud 3Jthst
sai>n and City Hal and 18th st. station.
10 beny. BY steamers -. John aid Dcsn Richmond.
dsiy Sunday excepedJ zoo, Of Cena y. R.at NJ
30 Albany by Armenia. foot OF Desbrosses-st
d5y sunday excepted
To Baltimore and Nsstingi9n, by the Sew-JeTs.y H. r.
foo, Of Courisndtst and 10 a m. and IL
midnight sunday r. m
10 Boston BY New London line, Pier % n r., daily
excepted r.
II BY kewIisven r. H., via Springfield 27ih-si.
ard fl-av. a. m ana T. IA
Il Boston by New Haven r. r.. lhst and an ave- via
Sa3re Line IA and Sunday y M
a. Csnsndsgas Rochester, Buffalo, sa'smaics ana West
By Ere Railroad. foot o. ChafaDers-tt. AZ Z ~ e. H.
sid fuzrau train. N
Ne Ofesnport BY Long Island X X, foot Of Jsges'ip T.,
& ~ and isphdnk sssss..Ss No. eHu v III
To Manchester and LonE Branch by iarian aDd ~ aware
Bay r. via steamboat jesse l!oy ron per n hn f"
10 hscketrown aud intermediate stations ~ MoiiHa ana
fsser H. r.. foot Of Bsrclays., Al $50 o. M by same
road for stations west Of hlDgTn Al <lU y m Alof =, -
tisoNh ~
teNe~ Haven connecting with H. X Tor bsfrofa sh1 ., u
sptnshsd-stesuIeTs leave Peck ana IL p !"
iohs~ Haven by the NewlaScn T-H., Ilthst ana fth -
AZ. D, II! M lli 8 a;i9 -. snJ !"
hewbufyh, West Point, Poughksspsc. ttond0nt ana
hsgton, landing al Cozl~ns Dock, Cornwall snd Milton
Steamer May Powell foot Of Iesbsosess daily ht..S'D ma
NofNsk eoanectiss with the DaHbury H. H. by esiner
Giwslt Piw NJ 81 j. H. daily, u, %....v..yt. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

Steamship William Penn tr Blnge London April 10 via Havre
18th ST. Johns f. 2h with mie and 68i 10 Rowland
Aspinws Saw immense qusuty Of ice in bergh and heda
to the norhwad Cape Race april 90 in lat ~ % long 80
passed bark l Lady Gordon standing Mays, 10 passed
Il. NJ. S. :. Persia oil Nantucket
Steamship Nereu Bear.e Boston, with md and to Isaac
OdeL
Brigs Herald and Caroline Eddy for Philadelphia
(fioand Wihcmina Elise Wesuian, Buenos Ayres SO
days, with hides and wool to r. =. Dawson. 80
Brig Aqudneck Newdor X L. Bgey Matanzs " days with
Hsthswsy Co Sailed in with bark Quicksep
for New.York .
schr Evsn, Hammond. Charleston days with cotton to n
l.. McCready & Co.
sch Gertrude Campbell Mobile Il days, with cotton to
DoneT Patten i Co.
sc Mary Amsdeu Smith, Mobile Is days. with iron and rope
master
Schr w. l.. Springs, Steel, Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
-, 'fla' - "a =. . :: 4
< fyITED SlAfRs Sur poR Rsxr-ih tho Units1

State. Circuit Court yesterday before Judge shpmsn the esss
Of the United States sgt Mora Nevarro was tried Tho -
in 1856 leased nom the United States for the term ov
rnr the buildings public warehouses on the Atlantic Doce
Rrookyn known Moras stores. they being eight y
nmha- AZ the annual rent Of t4 500 The rent paa4
eguy until the quarter terminating the lease due May ls
isss Amounting to CPS which not paid and paymeae
@ he WAS refused when demanded and to TIE
monnt thls suit was brought The defense that u
Ia0 violent storm raised the roof Of three OF TIE
cs and damaged OF them that became untsns
antabe that the Government though notified refused
put il in repair and hence the retention OF this one
rent an this claim. Mr.. Courtney united otae
Dsrt Attorney for the prosecution conended tna undef
the Of the State the lessee not bound 20 Keep ne
ment in repair upss provided by lease In which view 20
Was sustained by the Court jury returned verdict TOE
the Government for the full amount claimed Win w
date
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70 the West BY Central Railroad Of NewJ Jersey. via Al
lentnwn from foot Of Liberty.st. N. r.. a m y I'D.

To the West by Central Railroad Of New Jersey. via Al
lentown. from foot Of Liberty st. NJ H. y a. IN, II ~
ia. Sunday
10 Philadelphia by New.Jersey Railroad, loot Of Court
land.st. I and 10 q. M, IL m and D. m, ard 10
midnight Suudav...... p m
To Washington by New-Jersey r. X foot Of Court
landtst 8 and 10 a n, p IN, and u midnight
........................ p
To New. Orleans every Saturday, Atlantic and Missis
sipuiS Steamer Line
For Savannah, every Ihnrsday M1uays Line, Office No
81 snd o. solthst
For Savannah every Saturday, by Empire Line Cart
SON Allen No Bowling Green .................. o. m
For savannah every Thursdy, Pioneer Line, Tie No.4
For Montana and ldaho-soe advertisement.
For further Information resd Railroad Time Tables
refreshments ia another part Of this paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CHANBRRs-MAY A-Tefore Justice
CIFRKY.

SUPREME COURr-CHAsBRRs-MAY 4.-Before Justice
CIRRKH.
TIE NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The case of Sumner agt. The New-York Mail Steam
ship Company and Others up Yesterday before Justice
Cleke in Supreme Court In this which was re-
ported in our columns Thursday the defendants had their
answer and argument had al some length the defend
on claiming the complaint being information and be-
lief denied in all material matter' positively was not
enough but admitting Us facts % be true IL amounted
only 10 charge the President Of the Company was in
tending TO deiraud the Company Of sOOO thing Which
could only give measurable damages and was there
fore. a proper case for dhmOges.
Justice Clerke held. however, that this was proper
case for an Injunction and that he would continue 1t as TO the
5000 900 Of notes. and the disposal Of tho steamship
named but not 10 as interfere with the ordinary business
OF the Company the sale OF other ships Ordered accord
iugy. -
Mr. Dunning and Mr. Fullerton for plaintiff Mr.. EvaTs
ex,Judge Allen and Mr. Spencer FOR defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

AMERICAN BIBLE SoCIgTy.-The stated meeting a
the Managers was held the Bible House place
Thursday the 30 ins at 81 o'clock james Lenox
in the chair assisted by Wm Whitock IT,, Norman whtA
Frederick s. Winston, and james suydam esqs The Rev.
Thomas Nolan London delegate from British and Forgl
Bible Society read the 3h Psalm and offered prayer One
new auxiliary recognized in Ohio Communications werf
received from Rev. Bergne Secretary Of British an1
Foreign Bible Society with pleasing expressions Of thanks ee
the OF the BOARD make duplicate plates Of the Arabic
Bible for that Society; from the Rev. james Hickey Mata
moros in regard his work In Mexico wishing more books
which graned from the Rev. Dr. Revel Florence stee
ing making the plates Of the Old Testament OF the
Italian Bible of the NewTestament being completes
and asking for funds from the Rev. Dr. Jacoby Bremen
from the Rev. A. H. Happier Canton In regard TO Bible CO..
portage in China; from the North India Bible Society," th9
Jafna Bible Society and the Bible Society g
France, letters OF congraulation and sympathy "
view Of tie Jubilee of the American Bible SocteeS
Grants Of made the American Tract Socicy
the MARYLAND Union Commission for Central America es9
Dutch Guiana grants large amount to Societies
States making In all l6 volumes Besides the books spee
fed books TO the value Of e3sl7 40 granted to Bible 70.
ceties in South and 600 in cash to complete the paeee
OF the Italian Bible at Florence Interesting remarks were
made by the Rev. Pascal delegate from the Bible Sociey
of France the Rev. Thos Phillips delegate from the
British and Foreign Bible Soceiy and from the Rev. naee
G. Bliss the Socetys Agen. in the Levant Measures were
taken looking increased activity OF the Society At rome
and abroad New Agents appointed for Eastern ohS
place OF the Rev Mr. Munros resigned: and In Maine
place of the Rev. Mr. Sews deceased The last meeting
the Board Of Managers the Jubilee year was one Oh unoss
int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

DIED PROM BURss-Coroner Cover on Friday morn
ing held AL inquest No $40 West Thirty Gh on the body
OF Anthony Reich whose death caused by burns On satr
day night last boy in the employ Of Gustaf Winter painter
Eghthave by some means set fire 10 pol Oh tu
pentine in the premises Of bis employer Mr. winter az
emped 10 remove from the basement Of bis shop 10 inc
street and while going up the stairs the deceased coming
down Tie heat forced him TO drop the pot and the burning
LIQUID was thrown both parties burning them erby-
in the case l Mr. Reich resulting fatally mentioned above
verdict of accidental death rendered BY the jury DO
ceased was a native Of Germany aged IS years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
Movements o, ocean steamers.
Passengers Arrived.

FROM LONDON-In steamship William PENIS. Cannon, C.
cannon L. Rckrd Messrs Burgran. Peacock McCa Mr. HYDE
and lady Mrs Richard Mrs Beeb Ass rlnck Miss Peacock Miss
Hyde, o. Schneider Bacheaoh A. BacerGoh, H. Sachs T.
Baket D. Loen silbourne, G. Provost y; NJ Henry J. II.
Bowen c. Hoffman, J. WOodba1s Mr. Mock Mrs
Schneider Mrs Stsh Mrs s. Hahn Mrs Cornwall Mrs c. Mag
NJ. IIeit. G. Meyer. an 651 in the steerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

An OFFICER AssAULTED.-Whle Ohcer fame' ~
the Jefferson Market Court Squad was conveying
Th C.rdre, A Fuller committed BY Justios Dodge o.
.a,,r,l charges Of countereng certain trademsr rsS
corner Of Franklin and Elmts the prisoner % sand
Climb and then attempted to escape he va ~, eoaveyed =
the officer brought ander subsection ana 'H'A '~''
the Tomba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS orrIcE-MAT 4
United States agt. Samuel Terwilligor.

United States agt. Samuel Terwilligcr.
After considerable testimony was gwen in this case
the Commissioner decided TO discharge the accused His story
illustrates The danger Of imbbng with strange friends His
account that lie ROdeback Of the wtnesse
AT drinking saloon The accused taking drink when
he came in him imbibe; witness took drink
AID while drinking pa, roll Of currency IN the pocket Of
Terwger; 1crwigcr partially drunk and did not pay
particular attention to III he down from Ulster 'pr
with some friends time after witness told him he would
have lin arrested be did not give bin So Twger then
became alarmed and when in where he was taken
finding they sending for policeman he tried to get
rid Of The money He further stated that he could give the
hest evidence OF good character and that he was sure the
money was pat pocket in order him into paying
something 70 be let off.
The Commissioner discharged him with warning to keep
ont Of bad company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
1lort- Uaroen's Noiite.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF Councilmen.

STATED SESSION, Thursday May J, 1865
O'Clock, ,. fn 5
The Board Pursuant adjournment 10 their Chamber No 10
City Hall
o Bren Costello. Hartman, Watts, White,
MAckAy Tboms Roberts Pullman, Heifck and lnisy-II
quorum answering their roll call, the CLERK de-
Board stood doufned Monday ~ inst at
o clock %. m EDWIN NJ. HAGER1l Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sur Rises....453 sun Moon Rises.il:fs
Sandy Hook ..2:l9 Gov. Island Hell Gste..tu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

MAYl-f4G0 bbis Flour. 40 bbls. whisky 80 bbl' Corn
Meal 800 sucks Corn Meal 2l0 sacks OIL Cake. go onsh
Corn 6lJ hash Oats 72 bush Seeds 10 pkgs Ashes 80 pigs
Ref % bills Pork 5l pkgs Cut Meats l9JI pkss Lard
ksgs Lard va Pr IshalGss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

TIKI MAprsoy.Avg BoSp RoBDERY-FURrHER
Posrroxgaryr OF TIE IsvEsrGArroS-rhe investigation 10
tho case OF tue Madsonae bond robbery was further post
pn,d on Frilav morning to Monday IN in'I a. oVeloeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEclLT EES-MAT '-BefOro Justice
MCCUN..
DECISIONS

William Frohlch agt Margaret.f Experimentation
granted and case referred a reference to near &C
Talmadge Barker agt. PeTsop w. OuE-MOtoh granted
and proceedings dismissed hg default ,,.. ,.n 49, :,
Elisha G.. Edr.dge ag Jas. T. MhlL-hoHon sa"''u ""u
proceedings STAYED &C. ,,.,. ..,,oa and
George s. Miller agf Michael Jordan-Moton granted ana
proceeding dismissed by default - . ~ ,,o,io,
Sarah Evans ct al agt. The n. Y. NJ IFS Co'-mo''oH
granted. ,, =, Az. ooso a,
Alexander Brinkman agt John b. Lederi-ln ms csse ~
appearing the paes before the Justice ana was hea
this being 80 the Court disnclned TO iheree the tempo
rary Injunction must be dismissed with costs , ,,.,
William Loesehigk agt ID. X. Wheeler e. aL-MoHon
granted -,
and prisoner discharged.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPrciAL IERh-MAf
s.-Before Judge Cardozo.
DECISIONS.
Jacob Skinner ir., agt. Richard M. Rosa ct al
Motion dissolve injunction denied $40 cost 10 abide event
Dennis Hogan agt Chas Devlin.-0rdef settled.
Geo. H. Perkins agt Geo. V. Cooke.-Bail reduced 10
t23ol.
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Spoken.

Steamship Or. NJ Perss May 20 ny. % Nsntueket
Bark (Br Lady Gordon, April 20 In lat ~ 20 Ion u o. standing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

T. G COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE.-MAY 4.-Before Com
missioner Bits
EITRO-GLYCERISE.
U.S.ys. Otto Burstenbnder. This case was set
a Gov ~. dow Int as the inventor and others bad appointed
- oil Tho 80 -
lie sarf (; aoa 800" 49, 80. -,
lourp.+ "a Monday at il O'Clock a. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
Way Annivcrsarirs.

The following is list Of the anniversary meetings
to occur this year. with the of some Of the speakers
and a summary Of the exercises Of each society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
Religions Notices.

-, ,issio, No 1903 West Twenty th.st-Preacbing
,n1NI%o sFT| EIOON Elders J. X. BELLONES ana the
Ia snrrsr FNFNING j. HINES, OF Mictisan is expected
every thrd sabbath afternoon IN each month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

American Bible Union Anniversary hold In Boston In
Shawmutaye Baptist Church 0the Rev WIN. Hhyne D. D
AT 10 m Addresses expected from the Rev Euecno KIN
cad d. d. missionary from Burmah; the Rev. III. H. Hack
EFT d. d.. Newton Theological seminary the Rev i j.
Conan ID D. NeW.York the Rev Thomas Aruiiage. ID. d..
of the Bible Union; Rev J. H. Tcite. Urbanl
Ohio. tie Rev L. &. Brewer. New York the Rev &. W.
Patton ID ID President Of Madison Unvorstvi tie Hon.
Isaac Davis. LID, Worcester. Mass. and the Kew b.
ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

BRrrIsu AMERICA NEGOTIATING INDEPENDENTLY
wrn THE UNITED srArrs.--Wc print elsewhere
a Communication calling attention to q signif-
cant fact developed In the recent negotiations
for a reciprocity treaty between q committee Of
Congress and certain delegates from the pro-
vinccs oil British North America That fact Is that
the colonies, through these delegates, treated
directly with our government and not by the
Intervention Of the government Of Grcat Bril-
tain or the British Minister. Hitherto all ne
gotlations Of the kind have been carried on
only through the British authorities-from the
British Minister at Washington to the Colonial
Ofncc in London, aud then 10 the Governor
General, or rice versa. In the negotiation of
Tho original reciprocity treaty the Commits
sioncr was appointed directly by the home
government, and was a British fnnctionary.
But now the concession Is made to the colonies
Of the right to choose their own representa-.
lives and treat with us without all that formal
mediation. This Il virtual recognition Of
their undergraduates, and they 70 regard II
Perhaps the next whit 81 Messn Qalt Smith,
Rowland and Henry to Washington may be Is
Ne reprsseasstivee d W s(asss Of IRE dif.
fsrsat Cansdss, Nsw Drnnswict and Nova sco-
na 70 treat directly win ~, 10 bring the
United States and Ne pesvinses under the
opsrssiss - Ne ssns lsws = grss% stsp u
sAat dlrsotlos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY UrRAD must be handed
In before clock every "Wednesday evening Its cir
cuIstion among tho cncrprising mechanics. farmers,
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout tho
Country is increasing very rapidly. Advertisements n-
serted in the WEEKLY HEaaLp will thus bc by largo
portion of the active and energetic people Of the United
StaoS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

since that Chief Justice Chase introduced tn,
negro Fred Douglass to Washington audi
ence ~ "one Of the 1rst orators and foremost
citizens Of the United States" Should the
dictum Of Mr.. Chase be accepted by the world,
In how poor light would the intellect Of the
American people be regarded But happily,
there Is no fear that either the words of Chase
or the action Of the Jacobin faction in Congress
will be regarded by the world otherwise than
as the action Of the unelean bird that befouls
its own nest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

positcs1 In Mexico. Let the French people
and press soothe their wounded feelings,
acknowledge the error Of their government,
cease to be irritated. and give the hand Of
friendship, a. Of yore, to the United States, and
all will be we'll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

A 0auAs Crv Iunovsnn.-Evsry day We
her CO. ossaslAnoa n stoganis 70 intro
dscs V - .p~4lle ssms pa>sated notice or
other. A psAens lamp posi- horse shoe. brick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

OF Sales Of the New York Daily
Newspapers.
OFFICIAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
tn CITY.

xarA ~ ssisis " which , unknown. occurred about
nso ssssk ~ night 90 tho third hsov d ise wsss
psss6 asssA tssseyss between three ed fsur 'hos
AaA lsU wsR0 ~ soosks and fwrnltusN 40 dnnasIag
b. su''d'ss y - sxsps cf two shoazaad dollars
/, Tu hopS n fknIe1 were sssia dsshsd vsstssdsy ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

New York, Monday, February 10, 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

for the Southern States to decide whether Il is
for their interest 10 entrust this power 10
race 40 lately released from bondage, and not
endowed with the intelligence or education
necessary for tho proper exercise OF the fran
chise. II Is not within the province Of the
Legislature Of any Northern State, nor even
for Congress-in which the South is not repre-
sented-to prescribe rules for the extension Of
political privileges 10 the negro. The cxcrcise
Of the franchise Il not an Inherent right II IL
not constitutional right IL has always been
acccded by the different States - privilege,
granted upon such terms ~ each State deemed
most advisable for it, Interests. There 70,
therefore, no line Of distinction between The
States Of the North and tho States Of tho South
Ia arranging Ire Status Of Tho white nan &c ehs
black man ~ voter.
The spirit Of thsss rssolpSoas Il ~ Maine
Lsgislstuss \ h acoordaaes Win ~ which
prsxails IN Congress smegk ~ ra1'csis. VIA
isslus upea ths slsvatise - - nsUss svse the
white maa--nsa Who 80 wlllise - 600 thsii
own rsss ovsrridasA W n lnsssaae onstos N
che Of retaining peIsw n shslf Motion. TAsy
- rsnsgsdo ffsp. thslr .partv I'D 6possats'
- tAsh 49, -&ab uAssssbls yasesla ~
- -snd - go tAsy WIN s@ursaly - =
surdsa, ~ Nv n tAis sssalry, sstla Assses
vhsss ~ aolnoss most ~ visvsa NJ. -
utassA ssss(npt Il was bss . sw dsw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05
NOTICE

~ oTIOE
fotho Probate Court ofhonigomery Co. Ohio.
Dennis DWyeT, Admir- ofWth. FOLEY, decd
Mary Foley, widow, Daniel Foley OF The Stale OF
Iowa, hlen Foley intermATried with - sullivan Of
the state OF Massachusetts, Mari Folsy intaTmaT,
fied with John Barrett Of Cambridge tity state Of
lnaAnsi John Foley Of the siue Of Indiana and Cor
neius Foley OF The county OF Montgomery, Ohio.
sud lhe unknown heirs OF SAID Wilhsm Foley, deed
arc hereby informed that on the 10th day ofseptem.
Der, 1895, said administrator hed his petl.on In lhs
Prohaie Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, the OIL
leoe and prayer o. ~hich petition 10 obtain an order
4c on ina lSth day of January 1860 for the assian
meni o dower OF Catherine Foley, the WIDOW Oh AID
William Foley decd, and for The sale of the lolou.
ing real estate situated In the county ID shelby ip The
state OF OHIO, ofwheh tho said deceased died seized
The south half Dime west hall Of the south east
quarter OF section No 4, township q, g. rrngr Seast
CONTAINING torty acres more less 70 pay lhe deLls
DENNIS DwYER, Admir-.
ubsN OWN. FOLEY, decd,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-05
B0OFLAND,S GERMAN BITTERS
...t Will cure every case Of -''
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY

q AND DISEASES or THE KIDNEYS.
Observe tho following symptoms resulting from
disorders ofthe digestive organs. -.
Oonstipatiou, Inward Piles, Fuiness Of Blood to the
Head. Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart burn,
Disgust for food Falnsss or WeiSht fn the elomach
Sour Eructaous, Sinking or Fluitering the Pit OF
the stomach, Swimming OF the Head, Hurried and
dlhcrl BreathIng FutiarinR At Tho HeseI CHOKING
or suhooating Sensations Whep in lying POSTURE
pmness OF Vision, DotA or Webs before the Sghi
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency OF PER-
spratioD, Yellowness OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain in
the side Back Chest Limbs, &e., Sudden Fiushea OF
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant imaginiDgs OF
Evil, and great Depression ofspirits. y
.H REMEMBER
That this Bttersis not Alcholc. contains no Rum or
Whisky and can not make Drunkarda. bnt In the Best
Tonic In the World. a.. .r ..I