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The New York herald., 1867-04-07

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svRaocArE's COURT.
Bsfore Surrogate Tucker.

XAs Wills Of the following deceased persons were
aAnittsd 70 probate during tho past week George
1bDsitsic, Hugh Natter VIM Walsh. Joseph Rlddick,
sanas Coleman, Milton J. h. Fitch. Theodore Schmal-
hsoEx, John Fairbanks Caroline Neese Francis Gilmore,
Ou1Assine II. Many. Thomas Rivett Joseph Mills
Letters OF administration were granted on the follow.
t1g estatss:-Frederick Adams VIM Carolan, Herman
e rloutje, John Hassett Naomi Heipsshn. Elizabeth
1nghss Patrick Reilly, Jr, Charles Thompson Augustus
D1aavcil Patrick ShatalL Jacob =. Billings Joseph
Hrown, Thomas Barry, Augustus B. Therst Thomas
Owysr Catharine Cooney, Morris Raen Daniel C. Pettys
1eaac Taylor Jonn Cunningham, Maria E. Belts, JohD
z. Bauer, Henry Holm Holm, Re,nhsrt Jussus WE
eohad, VIM SibiIski Mary Furman, Andrew Bao-
sard, Edward Murray, Patrick Manning, Abraham TAN
ode Elisha o. Wilson
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ssass and Eliza r. schosanaksF. q ~ town of
isss az ,dminssrasic. were also granted on she g.
tstes of The following named parieG deceasod :yames
Blake alias william Nash: Ernst Stanbald, John Middle
ton Clarence O. Allan, John Fredsrcks, John 0'IaSy,
John Dourlas Tebsldo r. Manzani Nina Pifa and Mary
Ann Varng--all OF the city Of Brooklyn
The Aansani retsrsd 70 above v the burglar gho was
shot by ofncer Thomas Scott in the Eastern District
sariy on the morning Of Sunday lssk
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70 friend Of hers u this city. ana ofncer 0'Donohue
detailed TO be on the lookout for Ann who arrived
here the <th instant and in whose possession Was
found Of the stolen property. Mrs Bird fastened
after Ann and arriving here, and being shown the
property which was found 10 possession of the prisoner
identified IL belonging her Ann admitted that sne
stole the property from Mira Bird, and she was accord
ingly committed to answer
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This case (which has already been reported in the
naAID wherein Mr. George Poole seeks 70 be divorced
Sv mis- wits sarah the ground Of alleged adultery
- sns latter with man named 0sorgs Raymond came
% IN the City Court yesterday morning on motion o.
e amony previously ordered paid BY the Court and 70
Gfvs security for payment In the future until the caso
0hail have been decided Judge Reynolds took the
puDogn and reserved has decision.
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Justices Kelly and Dowline M
n tAs Court Of Special Sessions YESTERDAY the presid
sag Justices disposed Of thirysix casea The offences
osanitssd comparatively unimporant and Of very
sss general interest," They were fIovs-Petsy lar
ssaisa t~sve; assault and battery eleven; indecent
sxpssurs Of person. one; gaming swo; Keeping dsor-
Excise law two; vioatIoa Of the Health laws two ma
1u6oss misdemeanor, one; and four suspended cases
Asch had been laid over since last day The cal
selar gone through with considerable despatch, and
ehs court adjourned over ri an early hour until next
Inssday morning. It mine o'clock.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couaT-la EQUITY.
Termination Of an Old suit.
Before Judge Benedict.

Hcdssccrth d Co us. noentytDo Pieces Of Brocdes =
The cismans in this case sue TO recover from the
ssanent the value Of twenty-five pieces Of brocasel
ssised By the Custom House authorities in 1859 the
plea that the goods entered at the Custom House
u0dervaluation. The hearing Of the occupied
the court eight days. in consequence OF the lapse Of
ms from the date Of the seizure to its formal hearing
n court principally from the fact that Of the wit
asses had forgotten the circumstances connected with
~ imitation, and the important witnesses for the
government were dead and documentary evidence had
- b supplied. Yesterday the submitted, and
verdict returned for the claimants. Counsel for the
government, =. G. Courtney United States District At.
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Yer for ell dues 70 abqu and churches - 10 done IN
AL the other great bodies Of the State. In some parishes
measures have already been In consequence ana
have been thai they are 70 charge
the discount or be held responsible for IL. tr .
The amount contributed year by the Presbyterian
and Congregational churches Of the country 70 foreign
missons was $SsS,364 g.
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suRSueArt's COURT.


Before surrogate Vsouer
During the week ending Saturday April ., the wills OF
- following named parties dscsassd, wsrs admitted 70
yrs6aas In ths surogass's Court Of Kings ccunv:-Eg
- esuddss, John Morrison, Peer Kelly and Louis A.
1vslslsa-al 0 she city Of Byoeklyp; Exabssh Mar
The New York herald., 1867-04-07

RiIby Co March n. lat 81 i5 lon So had heavy hur
rcane from ENE the rolling clear the yesae nh
ing cabin with water since strong NSw and NE gales
bas beer he Gulf twice; lost ni sail.
and other damage March "a lat IS lon ~ AL
spoke schr VIM cruc<er, OF Dennis from Mobile for New
York with OF foreopnast aud sails and leaking lay hy
her until nights the leak stopping we iet her. same time
passed schr Marine, taken OF that
Rr brig Alma bound Aspin l; LIST inst lat 80
o. 40 passed lot OF ship timber and lumber and other
wrecked stuff
schr Cosson tof sedgewick. Mel. Coomos Arroyo PR.
March lS sugar moasse-, to Burdett Everett
2d inst Lat 81 Ion 70 TO- spoke bark aadaln ta bound
North.
to Pension Co, : =, ~, .
schr Ellen (BrI Mckenzie ccrnwais with potatoes TO
4 w Duryea =.
schr Rachel vanaman Brewer, ST Marks, days, with
cotton, to HuriDut 3 Co.
Below.
Brig Neva.
schr 81 Hubert from Nanzanilo.
sailed
Steamships Atlantic. Saxonia, City OF Paris England
Granada Chas Lord, Prmetheus, Missouri, Gel Grant
Mong mery San Jacino, Knight Fairbanks, Niagara
Hatteras, and mpire
Wind at sunset NV. clear.
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ganised, % b. presided over by our Bishops
When two or more annual conferences shall be
formed lot bishops advise and them In organ
izing separate general conference Jurisdiction for them
solves they denrc and the bishops deem crpedient
In accordance with the doctrines aud discipline Of
Church, and bearing the same relation 70 the general
cepfsrsncs = the annual conferences bear to each
T. Lei special attention Be given 70 Sunday schools
among the coiorsd people rf4 rt M
sourH cARoLru CONFERENCE. THE South Carolina
Mission conference was organized BY Bishop Baker,
sc. on sssards, Ssrch iss7 is Bishop SCOTT prssid
ing Al ts organization tho Conference comprised four
prsschem During the past seven months more than
two-thrds Of thom IN South Carolina Many OF these
are coorsd men found within the bounds Of the WORK,
some o. whom have been preaching for years past
the First Baptist church OF this city have again under
discussion the question OF removal 70 the upper part Of
the city. The subject was brought up Al their last
Snuscn n meeting and Two special meetings have been
The Amity street church Of this city have purchased
sn Tmothys church, on Fifty-fourlh street. west Of
W9|I,. Hgn.n s,sprs and nn1nimousy requested .nsev
RzvvAra Religious awakepings Of unusual power arc
Michigan, wssrn fsnnsyvana, Ohio, illinois, KANSAS,
mont Massachusetts ConnsctIcnt western New York. &c
In North Corona, extensive revival among the freed
m.n . Beaufort @ m e going On. Az Newbern there 10
! TEE CzuRca AND rn ComururoSAL CONVENTION Tho
New York 0osys referring to the Constitutional Con.
vension mys:sssM m this work b entrusted 70 schsm
Ing politiciansf Shall u be given into the hands Of
men who have no ssnss Of public night and no regard
for the public interests, who instead of layins foun-
daton for the future prosperity Of the State ana or s
millions Of inhaoianta will ssek 70 sneft into the
constitution provisions By which they may the moro
readily asssanoiss themsslvea There are many Q1ch
men who will b anxious 70 b sent q delegates ths
Constitutions Convention. No lawful means must be
len untrisd 70 hsvs the entire deisxaon from vhas.
ever party they may come, composed Of men who will
sink I'll personal and party considerations IN Z com.
non regard for We ~s'mFs Of the whole ssats"
Dr. Albert Day, The succsasful gupsypseudent az the
Boston Weshington Home he's been appointed head OF
The STATE 1nsbrets Asylum q Bnshainion and viii b.
Indicted into once on the tss Of Nsy.
the Bishop Of Montreal has ssusd c,ycu,sr eounsel
ins the Clergy " sxscs shs discount on payments In si
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17
OHIO LOCAL ITEMS,

The other night some vandal scamp
chopped down three of the ornamental
trees in the beautiful capitol ground at
Columbus. Encouraged In their villainy
by escaping detection, another visit was
paid, on Wednesday night, when two fell
lows were caught in the act and picked up
for punishment. If the limbs of the trees
are numerous enough and vigorous enough
they should all be put to lively use.
The Athens Messenger says: Mrs. Martha
Jackson, still living one mile west of Athens,
now in her eighty seventh year, three times
married, has living eleven children. eighty
six grandchildren, one hundred and four
grandchildren and eight great-great
grandchildren, In all two hundred and nine
descendants living.
The Portsmouth Republican, speaking
about the new rolling-mill about being
started there, in which Russian iron" is
to be manufactured, says; The furnaces
for making the Russian iron are boxed up,
and sign of "no admittance" is over the
door.
Is it not something remarkable that we
have not been visited with any thunder
storms as yet, this season? We have not
seen flash of lightning, nor heard a roll
of good, old-tashioned thunder, this spring.
-DaytoR Empire.
Drop down this way, and you can be ac-
commodated with "roll and the flash
almost any day CleuelGnd Plain Dealer
On mature reflection t pears to us that
we did hear a couple of distant claps few
days since; one sounded from a northern
direction, somewhere about Connecticut
latitude, the other little southern, in a
kentucky region.
Mr.. VIM. Moore, of East Liverpool writes
to the Wellsville Union that he has been a
Master Mason for6s years. Mr.. Moore is
30 years old.
The Ravenna Glass Works have been
sold at SheriHf's sale for $4,000.
A child of Mr.. Eutrikin, a short distance
south of Salem, Columbana county, was
drowned one day last week, by falling into
water-trough near spring.
At the recent fire in Cincinnati, 10000,
boxes of candles were melted in the base
ment. The grease puddle is valued at $50,
900.
LARGE FIRE IN THE CoUNTRY.-We learn
from the Urbana Union, of Wednesday
that at the village Of New Paris, Cham
paign county, Bowersook's dlstillery, grist
and saw mill, &c, were totally destroyed
by fire last Thursday night. By strenuous
efforts the adjoining buildings were saved.
This is the second time within year that
Mr.. Bowersock has experienced such dis
aster. The fire is supposed to be the work
Of an incendiary. Loss estimated at S45, 600.
No insurance.
The Cleveland Herald says Gov. Todd
has written a private letter in which he de-
clines 10 allow his name 70 20 before the
Union State Convention us candidate for
Governor.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

THE $1,000 DIAMOND CRoss.-This rich
jewel, which was lately presented to Arch
bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, was handed
over to a committee, by that venerable
Christian gentleman, to be disposed of for
the benefit of the Catholic Orphan Asylum.
A prize drawing was gotten up, tickets So.
The drawing, at Mozart Hall yesterday,
which was largely attended, and conducted
by three prominent citizens, resulted in
Gustavus Nichter being the holder of the
lucky ticket
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

tB- A just verdict given by thousands
of buyers, that at Goodman's cheap Boot
and Shoe store, ll0 Main street, there can
always be found an excellent and well made
up stock Of boots aud shoes, CATERS, slip
pers, &c, for less money than elsewhere.
We have reduced mems calf boots TO % a
pair, and all other as cheap In proportion.
Those who wish to save had better call
there first, if the saving Of money is their
object. Having also received full line OF
sprlag hats for men, boys and children's
wear, direct from the manufacturer, we
are enabled to offer great inducements to
purchasers. Every thing In the boot and
shoe line made to order, and good fits guar
anteed. Also, repairing neatly done and
promptly attended 10.
S. GOODMAN,
May 10, '67. 40 Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17
PUBLIC SALE OF PRoPERTY.

CDl1lC oALb UT IIOIEh
Belonging to the estate Of Martha NewcOmb,
deceased.
NOTICE Il hereby given that the undersigned
will sell at public auction, ,at the late residence
OF the said Martha Newcomb, deceased, on East
second street, Dayton, Ohio, commencing ut nine
O'Clock A. N. on
TAErSddy, the Esd day Of Nay, 1897,
All the personal property belonging to said estate
consisting of carpets, beds, bedding, stoves and
household and kitchen furniture generally. Iwill
also at the same time, Offer for sale at public auc-
ton, the late residence OF said Martha NewcOmb,
deceased, and the house now occupied by John p.
Comfy as his family residence.
Terms of sale Of the personal property to be
made known on or before the day OF sale. Terms
OF the sale of said real estate, One-third cash on
day Of sale; one-thrd in one and one third in two
years from day of sale; deferred payments to be
secured by notes OF purchaser aud mortgage on
premises, and to bear six per cent interest from
day of sale, payable annually.
s, BOLTIN,
Administrator with the will annexed of Martha
Newcomb, deceased May ID, '67-dts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

EAoLE CLOTHING sroRE.--ttls ls now a we'll
settled fact that the Eagle Clothing Store
is one of the prominent business lnstitu-
tions Of Dayton. The proprietor having
purchased property here, intends to remain,
aud furnish his numerous customers and
the public with first class clothing, at lower
rates than any other house In the city.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle"
April ~ 'O7.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17
.SHERIFFS SALE OF A HOUSE AND
TWO LOTS--IN PARTITION.

lohn ludwick Il a. gs, John Il. MOhr 81 al.
Superior Court, Case No. 36T2.
IN pursuance Of an order Of sale issued by the
l. superior Court OF Montgomery county Ohio,
and TO me directed will offer for sale, at public
auction, on
Saturday, June S, 4. d. 1851 at tt5O O'Clock r. NJ
At the door OF the Court House In the city Of Day
ton, Ohio the following described real estate TO-
wit: Lots numbered dYe hundr, d and eighty $500
and Ave hundred and eighty -one (bs1) OF the re-
yised numbers of the city OF Dayton, Ohio
These two lots lie together, and have on one Of
them good two-story frame hOuse-three rooms
and kitchen down stairs, and two good rooms u D
stairs, well arranged for small famlly-with
other buildings, The two lots have frOnt OF near
sixty feet on Roe street. running back about one
hundred and twenty feet, and within few doors
OF Third street, and only about four squares west
OF the Court House.
said property has been appraised at two thou
sand dollars ($2 OO0), free OF DOVER ana cannot be
sold for less than two -h rds Of the value
Terms Of sele-One-th cash one third In one
and one'thrd in two years from the day OF sale
the back payments to bear six per cent. interest
ana De secured by mortgage on the premises.
%; q. III, DAVIDSON, Sherin Mont. Co., o.
.. III. BAGGOTT, Attorney for Plaintiff
". scnELHAMER, j. g. BAGGoTT, Att'ys for Def
May 8, ls61-lt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

EVERY BoDY ADMITs.-That no man In
the business works as faithfully and zeal
ously for the interests Of his customers, as
Schwarz, of the Eagle Clothing Store. He
well deserves the large and increasing pat
ronage he receives, especially from the
farmers and the mechanics and working
men of the city.
April "a, '07
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

tB-Mr. p IsBELL, who has been solicit
ing aid for the people of Georgia, desires to
return thanks for the contributions made
to him in this vicinity, and to say that he
will leave by the train for Cincinnati to-
morrow evening, and that he hopes that II
there are any parties whom he has not Wis
lted, who desire to make contribution that
they will deposit what they wish to give at
the depot before the time for the starting OF
the train.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

TIE GREATEST MORNING SALE.-At 8
o'clock tomorrow, by c. p. Huber & Son,
No. '27s Third street. Fine Feather Sheets
Bureaus, Stands, Tables, five or six Car
pets, one fine Hat Rack Come and see.
Also, on fine Carriage, for family use, in
good order, will be sold at 10 O'Clock.
May II, 'G7-dlt.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

AMERICAN FARMER.-The May number
of this most excellent monthly is on ouI
table, and contains articles on ''Stalling
cattle"-Marl and Lime-Grass Culture
and Dairy Farming-Large Farms and
Associated Capital-Milk and Butter-Ex-
periments in Manurlng--Use of Field Pea
Farm Wages--Supply Of Water--Alder-
ney Cows--Yalue of Clover Fish rs a
Manure--Use Of Lime-Underdrain
Ramie, new Southern Staple-and va
riety of interesting articles.
Published by Worthington & Lewis,
Baltimore, at 50 90 year.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

tS- The Hamilton True Telegraph, of the
10th, says: "Mr. John L. Martin, Of Day
ton, has been elected President Of the Sec
ond National Bank Of this city. Judge
McClung, the retiring President, designs
engaging in manufacturing" Mr., Martin
is an affable, genial, and experienced busi-
ness man, and has left behind him, here in
Dayton, AS we all know, very many friends,
of all political persuasions.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17
May l3, ,67.

WHY'S IT9-The question is daily asked
"What is the secret Of Schwarz' success In
the clothing trade?' It Is readily ans
wered. He sells the best quality of cloth
Ing at lower rates than any other house,
and by II fair and honorable system of
dealing has secured the confidence of the
public. That tells the whole story.
Nav y 'R7
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

t8-A friend OF ours remarked yester-
day, that when he LEFT his home at Cleve-
land Mr.. JoHN G. BREsLM once State
Treasurer was TO be seen on the streets of
that city, showing by his appearance, that
his lengthy absence in Canada had effected
IN him but little change.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

tB The weather continues as flcklo as a
coquettish maiden--now woolng. then re-
pelling--may be It viii settle down into
"some kind o'weather" after awhile--eithcr
warm or cold, wet or dry, or sich.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

EDITORS EMpIRE.-I noticed several ladies
and gentlemen, "owners Of dogs" at large
on the street to-day "unmuzzled," and
would respectfully call their attention to
the proclamation of our worthy Mayor, as
published in this mornings Journal rcla-
tive to such persons 'running at large"
OTTD
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

Contains the new novel, by Prof. Peck entitled
bertha Seely, the Heroine OF the Old Dominion -
and great variety Of political and literary arti-
ces Also, steel plate portraits Of twelve CJnfed-
crate Generals, viz. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, j l..
johnston BeauregaTd, Ewell Longstreet, Hamp-
+. Hill. Octave, 7Os PIP. Price, a.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

School BoARD.-At a meeting of tho
School Board, last evening, Judge Dwyel
offered a resolution to the effect that the
Committee on Buildings, together with the
superintendent, be instructed to report q
suitable plan for school-house. The re-
solution was adopted.
The Committee on Buildings were au-
thorized to receive sealed proposals for the
erection of an addition to the school
house in District No. 4. And the same
committee were also authorized to enlarge
the platform in the hall of school-house in
District No. l.
The Finance Committee was directed to
report an estimate of the amount necessary
for the expenses of the school Board the
ensuing year.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17
THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC.

POLITICAL COMPENDIUM for 1866. limo, 80 pp.
now regularly each year. contains full Election
Returns for 1860, 1854, and 1865; List of Newspa-
pers suppressed by the Lincoln Administration /;
&c, II contains matter to be had nowhere else
and is valuable and important to have Rt any
time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

FINE CARRIAGES AND UGdIEs.-Messrs.
Langdon d Brother, at their old stand Nos
l3 and 10 Fourth street. have on hand Il
very superior lot rs well as number of
second hand ones in good condition, which,
to close out the stock, they assure the
public they will sell ut lower prices than
any shop In Dayton. We looked In this
morning, and think they offer splendid
bargains. May II, '67-d3t
journal Copy.l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17
DAVIS AND LEE: .

A Vndlcation of the Southern States, Citizens ana
Rights by the Federal Constitution and its Makers,
and an Exposure Of the Presentations Of the said
Constitution and the Faisi1cations of the Hstori-
cal Records, by the Massachusetts Expounders.
BY I. Z. Cent?, Barrister, London. England. Price
so cents postpaid.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

GB-Wm. II. Langley, merchant-miller OF
Gallipolis, Ohio, holds policies in the dit
ferent life and accident insurance com
panies of the United States to the amount
of 100000. What an interesting widow
he might leave!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

House WANrED.-A house containing six
or seven rooms, and the necessary out
houses attached, is wanted by family.
One in the eastern part of the city prefer
red Leave word at this office. If
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

e$-From his safe aud economical way of
doing business, Schwarz, Of the Eagle
Clothing Store, can and does sell first quail
ity clothing from fifteen to twenty per cent
cheaper than any other house In the city.
Call and see. AprA
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17
THE DREp SCOTT DECISION.

Opinion OF Chief Justice Taney with an intro
ductton by DE- J. n. Van Evrie. Also, an Appen-
dix, Containing Rp Essay on the Natural History
OF the Prognathous Race OF Mankind. BY DR. s.
A. Cartwright, Of New Orleans. Pamphlet, 4e
PIP, svo. Price, 25 cents
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-17

EB- Cheap goods at Darst's store, No, 81
Main street.
Bleached Muslin, yard wide, l5c. per yd
q wide, sl5c. per yd.
May II, 'G7-dlt.