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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
The FenianS.

"WHoM the gods would destroy they first
make mad, F" is maxim which applies with
peculiar force to those terrible fellows termed
Fenians. From beginning to end, the present
movement for Irish independence has been a
series of the most ridiculous bulls which per-
SONS of that nationality, proverbisl for their
blunders, have ever perpetrated' Every
measure which has thus far been concocted
has tended directly to defeat the grand object
which all true Irishmen have at heart-the
liberation of their native land from the
tyranny of England. The most reckless cOun-
sells have prevailed, and it would appear as
if discretion had forever forsaken the
unfortunate natives of the Emerald Isle.
But few days ago, most
diaboliCal outrage was perpetrated by the
blowing up Of Clerkenwell Prison, by which
disaster the lives of several innocent persons
were wantonly sacrificed, without the remotest
chance of benefiting Ireland. And now we
are informed by the cable that another attempt
of a similar character was made yesterday,
powder having been placed under the wall of
Milbank Jail, in which several rampant
Fenians are at present confined. Fortunately
for all concerned, the explosion was averted
by defect in the arrangements and repeti-
tion of the Clerkenwen horror was thus provi-
dentially prevented.
The bearing Of these explosions upon the
movement for the liberation of Ireland cannot be
mistaken. A little discretion on the part of
the Fenian leaders would secure for them the
sympathies OF the civilized world, but resort
to such barbarous practices will tend to cast
upon the whole scheme we'll merited disgrace.
We can only repeat the advice We gave few
days ago. The honest and patriotic Irishmen
of this country who contribute their savings
towards the furtherance of the Fenian cause
under its present management are guilty o.
something more than folly-they become par,
tieipants in the crime of sacrificing innocent
lives, and of involving their fellow-country-
men in measures which will inevitably lead to
repetition of the Manchester tragedy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19

We are nor receiving
direct from oar Paris house large
and elegant assortment Of Gilt and
Bronze Clocks, CamdelabraS, Va8eS,
Porisiam Fancy Goods, etc., all Of
which haze been made By the leading
manufactures Of Paris, and aO5U be
offered at Public Sale, through Mr..
B. SCOTT, Jr., at the Art Gallery,
No. 1920 CHESNUT Street, on
Saturday Morning, December 21, at
103 o'clock. The assortment Of extra
fine .fre-giH Clocks, Groups, Stat~ettes,
and Candelabras w5U be the largest
ever heretofore offered.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
nThe Signs of the Times"

IT seems as though nature was giving grand
opportunity to all the old women, whether
male or female, to see cause for dolorous pro-
phecies of coming wonders. That portion OF
the religious community who believe that
1870 will see the earth cinder, have great
encouragement for their views in the signs
which continually come to us from various
quarters. We are told that Vesuvius is in an
eruption; that Mount Htna has again broken
the West Indies, and some Ofthe Rocky Noun
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19

gooseberries, ourrants, blackberries, eto., grow
abundantly. The climate is rather warm for
currants. but by giving them a shaded locality
they do well.
On the whole, then, we may set Kansas down
as well adapted to fruit culture; but tits branch
of industry which here as we'll as elsewhere,
requires intelligent supervision. T. ID. +.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-15

sefunben Serrn in mittleren Sabren
nit nod einen. langen 2eben Dor fi9,
benn slieuanb bernta9 cine Spur Der
arautbeiten sn entbeden, nit oenen er
bebaftet fem ioa nno eriiebt tpenisFens
ebeil 10 ipobI aus lpie Dor sebn Sabten,
befer iosar, .pas bic Sarbe unO ben
Slang 6es gtuges betrifTt."
Dim ~. Sftober itattete Der Sailer
slapoleon Der Gusfeluns einen fi.rsen
8eiu9 ab. 98abreub Oieies 8eiuds.
ereisnete fid sinsfar i'm febr anasse !
nebmer 8orfaq. Gs mar elm 81 mad
ieinem lebenssroben 8ortrat bon Sian
orin geiperfea ano als e. m elmer Der
@aaerieneridie erfd6lIein f6riller
8fff uno @esifd aus elmer 8ruppe BON
Mannern in gloulen. Sic llnpopuId :
ritat Der itaIienifden Snterbentiou auS
oieaag eineiae Hurube auos l1naufrie>
ben5eit, Die unter ben unteren Glaien
6erridt, uareu tuabrf9einIid Die llrs
Jade oieier 9en,pnitratien: aff3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-15

uno fleinliden geroadtisungenl Sur
mas bic gauge sebilbete BeIt fur ipabr
uao adt ertldrt, ioute bon Der neu gu
stifaltenben repubIitanif@eu Bartei ani
lire @elehestafeln sei9rieben perben,
banlit Die Grernbe Der 5reibeit auf Dem
earsen @rbbooen fie aIs ben @ieoers
ttans ibrer @efnuunsen besriiben f6n<
men.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-15

nnb .nidt cher ;M besabIen, afs biz @enusz
nugtbuuns gegeben lift.
100 Setibe gslbehe Sasb tatre,, s.. $3.50 $1,000
10 sas Ssiss ssses ssss 49, 5
200 Sob Bunting Gbronometer 1lbrem 2,0--, 500
200 @oIb 6untihB GngIiib eepers.. 4 BOO so
500 9oIbene amerifanii9e Sasbsl1bten 100 $50
500 Sttber Sagbs2euers .,.......... So $50
$50 Sttberne sssSdgb s9upIer.a rs $50
500 9olbene Sanens nBten ........... So $50
. 1000 @oltene Saqb 2eptnesis ..... So IS
1900 gerf9iebene fiIberne u5ren ...... 80 100
$500 StIberne Sa9b=tb rs 50
$500 Mhortirte ifbrsp auer Grtsp.. :. 10. IS
eSebers 6betlnebnaer frhdlt cine 4li9r mad biefem
arrangement, bic tbn nnr $40 foftet, mGbrenb lie
$1,000 merth fem mags Refine 4artsilicbfett.gg i
gSir wanf6en, iofort ben obenaenaniitena pradtz
ArtfeI besei4Hen, Ieerben in perfegele Gpneioppen
eeiest uns gut pernengt. Beter hh gu BEN a,f ben
gerficaten benannten Nrtiteii 9e9en 8e3abIuag ppn
$40 beretbtiet. bic Ibr mag $1,000 susrtb fen chez
peniger. Sobnlb inns has Gertitcnt retlrntrt pfrb;
t.n afe e @ &ss.s sas g Sem e is
artifel weniger als $40 wertb aaf enem Certificate
beseidnet 1T, 10 farm man fofort feben,
DAP bies feline 9otterie it, lonbern Elm pffenes,
Ieeitimfs @elbGft an tuel1em f1 aud
Der Gisenlinnigite betbsittsen mag.
Gin einseInes Gertieat wirS poitfrei suseianSt BET
emptans BON Is sents; flint fir sti eli fir 81
zig unS cine wsrt5pO1sre 9rdmis iir SO. buabert
Mnb cine feftbare ubr fir SIS. SIR Mgenten ob
SpIe. bic Befdftigung fniinftben, nfrb bier cine
ieItene GsIegenbst sebetef,. 90 lift n gsfesmdBig
sefibrt Gei9af, geb6rtg autoritrt uon Der 9eeies
rnns nue pffen fur ieoe RrHfu1g!5 Rsrfltbt ma
aBrisbt. Brp. u. Co., Su,porteurs.
iep25 6aRtIu 161 Drcabtpap, getp Dor
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-15

-@rbeits IS i-nitelIunG Der
WefrespeII len. Scrr Mpbottie
Gsquiros; Der felt elmer 8eibe bon
Sabren in Ser 0tebue bes beir Mons
oes ebenio 9ebaltboae ais anniutbige
Sfis5ei aus benz ensliiden 9ebeu nit.
tbeilf, beipridt in ieinem neueiten 8eis
tras Die in LETTER 3eit in England bots
aefommenen sabIreid,en glrbeiteein<.
iteunnsen unb Hidt BEL Der 8eIeeenbeit;
cine Gnefeote, Elm, Die mir gu SUB un6
Sromnen allrra 6reunbe bes beitern
9ulnors bier niittbsiieH DoHen. SIM
Grurb Zane Sheater tuurbe llamlid
Dor mebreren Sabrea elm @taf aufaes
fahrt, in ipeIdenn man bic 8etueeungen
bes Nieeres na6snabnien fudte, 6abi
man cine Sdaar bon @aGeniunBrn
unter ei,tem Stad eraner aeinipanb anf.
allen 8ieren ,arbeiten" IieB. Ote
y Beaen"" befamen lie einen GdiHipg
rue Den Nbeno. Da inoeRen,eer gtfotg
Der 9antomime nad3AIafen begdnn,
10 feste Der Direttor Sen 2obn bon
einem GdiGil9 auf 6 Nence berab.
, Die Beaen". eraabIt 9err @sqniros,
vIraten nun fofort gu einem Meetins
3ufamnen,unb es tuurbe Der einitimmiae /.
gef6ns sefaBL baB. oas sat3e Meer
bic Irbeit eiasuiteIlsn babe" 90 fan,I
Go oenn,i 6ab feIbisen MbenSs, ipdbrenb
bic faliden Biiee iber Die 8Rbne
raiten nno Der fatfde Donner mad Gel.
bessraften bnrde bic GouIiFen tobte,
Der acearl su nianniglibem Gritaunen
rubigunb Had 0ie3einS eppia blieb. Der
eaHfTeur, auber iid Dor gntfesen, lIf,I
tete ben sgorbang ,lno o6nnerte BEN
sSeIIeu Elm nsptunifdes. ssQnos ego't
gu. Die BeAen 81, 6 Bence oser gu
eitien, 9diaine?g eriboH aus Dee Siefe
oes aAbgrunoes cine ingenbiide Stiins
me. s3u eineEt Sdiaiael1 aIiipor.
lete RAID entsdlofIen Der sonffleur,
Dem feline anbere @abl blieb, Saum
mar oieies 5auberif6e gSert ausees
ipro6en, 10 fiEs bas Nifer 10 seipiiien,
BAIT gu arbeiten an, als Of es bon eli.
mem tuirfIiden Stur,n scpeitiAt NOR.
ben ipare.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-15
Mns Sle,p 2Iprf.

" "a De mg 0 Wnlif. Sci
o:r geitriJen 8oriteluus am 1Os. Sc
bnrtsfeite gdiler's, mar Dem 8nblis
fum @elesenbeit seseben SRI. Sanau< :,
f9et in brei berI4ie6enen Nollen su
benanbern. Gs lparen ga bieiem Suede
Der 4. Sltt aus 2aube's v&arlsi dii>
lern", bic gcene apiiden ber8rinsei>
fin @boIi lnl6 Dem @rinsen Carlos aus
benz 2. Slfte Oes oOon Carlos, unb
bic Scene spifden 9abD MilorS uno
Dem Maior Geroinauo b ] Balter aus
Dem 2. 9ltte bon ygabale nnb qiebe"
gepablt iuorben. ,
Sn- Dem erifen Stide ipielte SRI
Sanaufdet pie 9teae per Grain Sran<.
cisfa b, Sobenbeini, Der rSenlablin oes
Ser;uss Sail bon ssiirtembere.
~ Sie 4&iinifleriii iuuBte faiftintlide.
0rei Gouen Dem. i6ren bon BEN DID
tern beiselegteHl g haratter nadt 81 i'm
bipiDaaliitrerg eunb IN iieder berfelbeuI
rtel. atub 7ast3iebeat6 81 ierfaeinen, Sn
Der. erfen tpaItete Die Sentatblparlne
uno5 Siefe. einer eoleni Srail, in Der.
afueiten ole 2eibenf6aft una aas @ere
Ianaen elmer in 2iebe entbrannten 6os
fette, in Der britten Die S9narmerei
elmer 8efauenen BON uripriinsti9 ebt
lem Gbarafter Dor; in Der eriten ipen<
oct fid Die 8oriteIIuns. afr bas @efiibL
in Der sipeiten on Die 9inre, in Der
oritten mebr on oie 8bantaJe. Be-
greiFider @eiie mar Die erFe Yartie
bies in ipelder bic Sarfellerin ole
ar6bte 8irfuus auf Die Sersen ibrer
6erberbra9te. s n
Ole 9nerfennitng ers Sabtreiher ais
getp0bnIid beriatnmeIten 8nblitunls
mar beionsers i'm eriteH iStiid cine
re6t tuariite, nnb aud ST.. 9derel,bers
tpnrSt fur feline beseifterte Yerionifi@
eirang bes sefeierten seutionalpidtets
am SOLUBLE gerujen. and Sr. Ba@
geller ala Sersos- nidt ST. &leinert,
tuie btra3ettel fdltdlid beei6tete -
mar iebr sut. # g39i
Sn, y Don Carlos D,irbe Die ailpt<
oariteIleriu burd 9rn. Sebler als
Rrina, unb in r@abate unb 9iebe"
Oard 5rn. 96erenbers aIs Seroinanb,
unteritiitt (@, .. Gent
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-15
3eit Der lInfnabi !.


SyTep. q. y. Bancepft. prinsipaI 8oaysinas
SEQ Wordnsbesabtnng. Nanfttr gurj,ts beatnnt IN
Wopember 1867 nib rudhtt spansig Remen. Weoe,i
@trcaGren nsle anes Wdbere entbaIten, nsnbe man
ii9 an ben Yrin;ipaI obtr
@saG. @drpentes, sap,t.,
sa. aoofoiss Acuutains fmn.i
Reseren;en-Son. Soynce qpouNarb uub Sou. a,n,
Bottom, Sraf'sss fur xsnHefise' ieys7 2Rsw
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5, @idling's 4 Gus.
@rpfser 1erfar,f Don ltbren

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ssirb q, eiasn s.nfad5eu plan ~ sIes9en gretfen.
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inter est gss s sa isSs Smpfanser safte-
go as Ss S sssse ssfssss ass aSssa o
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5000 go!ssne Suntins Siplef 1ibrsn. 5000
sl5,00o @olbene amerit. 9rnfipg ubrea. :; f00-25O
5,006 SiIberne bunting Gptin6er 5. $500. 5O--150
5000 Stlberne bunting Dlpseres. ...... 75-256
5000 @cIcsne EnmeHs 1hreR.. Z. &. 1880
5000 s.Iberne Ibrsa 1esiSiepener artsn so--too
5,Oo0 9tberne 9Arttng nhren. :. p 90
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6tee &inri9Mng, bienur $40 toist, wbrfgs fe siuen
BertH uon $50 buben fam: astns 8sporsag,ingen
niite Ibyei, Gpmpssnte III 9leip bort GitY tbili6t
ene iofortisen 4bfat obgen angetikrten 8orrnthes.
Die Certificate bter5u, mel9e ben Arttte ndher men
men tiib an8ebe, ins tn pere9eltsn Converts eit=
Beiser folder gertieate inS 81 ben, in ibren eOus
Derts Ssssnitanss, g bsssatiet .aspsm
fersr ben eirfsassrs nabbem er
besabit bat 81 hem in 9egens
H,S g st Ssss sss s;ss ais s5S s s
tsn sotterte Spiel pietmebr cine feeae tuo iesitme
ptsns uon IS Gems see SssSsn, 5rsnS S
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IS unS cine NOD melt ,pertbpalsrs @fdinie flr SlO
as.n as aSsr gss Ss s sss .
seruebmen ateretren uolen, bietet 9 berburd cine
s.sHs s s. sssl ssr e # sss 81 sargs
Sns1t0 unierbrsiietif geriudt Is! '''''s's'
9. &idtins u. Co.,
fi9 Bfeaopae, nabe Der gpit Office,
eb2 3aRw Nesp Dort Ste. |
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-15

GEt1e polit6nbi9e biIbIicbes @ei1ibte Der Psit
IA. Die btfte, biltgfte uftb teIebrembf.s SamAien
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-15

fSSde fiir3li perSrntlibt m,rben, erbelt, lit bic
Sist SGue in cine s. re- unfp IT tai I, fpfe fte
pom jeSt al betlanat meroen wiro, iibergeganaeii.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-15
syisf 1tnii,erf1tdt,,,::
gas1gsiaE ,14 ------77-1 * ssa Il
nos 81 re It Par.

SyEis aus ben porafionssstrAfeIh, tpsI.
s4e firs!i psr5isltlict w,!rbsn, etbellt, it Die
Sist S1uie in eine S rs unfperfttdt I, fufe fe
uon iest an be,lanat wsroen wiro, iibergegan8ei. =
@ Organization.
ptrssis smas ss 1sSsst as ssss
SGnIe nnffaSIens tfsss n 49, " ~ ffeit.f5al
5as . OsmaIespartsms ut rsirs Is Z.
felbf 81 2ebrera mlsbtiben iupaell. fzssy X Ssl
/ 8. ein GcIfegiu . ep6rte MT,
@assemas is5s ut irs Oiort esetes sns S
reiAenoes geerfiB oaSA perbafbsn III. GtafIen fir
sieiss 9egarteMent ,ssr0sn ers tnses bSberen
' f''a s''s 'f,sis ssI' IL .3lls83q37fe ~
GcbmIAelD. sgp l'
9aHeIbe bstrast $500 in sorausbesabI,lns fits an
Stpartements. S9iler peresu. MIR fir einep 'Yond
regiftrirt.
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ssss,s s t as ss s 81 sas Y s Is in
1Sdbule periebet iOerben. nBgsf1J 10 e s SsYas
ra Eersniiie. ~ BNsfe
! pas s6aliabr Dtrb in Syci seraine setbsif. Der
ers bsgt1:st gscrteei ben ~. September is67 imn
! Dsr msff s1Ssrm !, fanst ant 6. saanuiaasss
1868 an iinb i9lsbt am Is. Mars. III
S ss,s s g, a.. 5sstnnt au apriI
SIS Ssefaensi.. IS s
Der Boarb Der Eruitees beabF3tigt bic crridtuna
elmer gertifen Nn5abi pon SfetfelIem siin Beiteif
Derer bic nd 81 sebrern poytereifen Ipoaeh. ~
3eit Der Nnfnn batte. M sil
Mues bic ib am 8.lIaB beperben, baben Fdb Il, her
pfitcs hes Steparo gu meIben anO sipar wenisftens
trei Gage Dor Beginu bes Termines, Ipobd ne yf5b
GtnlabsTtdets gu rerf6pfieen babeu. Mue BiuS
merben tdnf. e4s.ttssfss
G9aIes E1nnen su irgen6 eiher Seit i'm Eermin ons
geticmmen wer6en, bod III seS manfdenswertb bos |
60 am 8sginn heiieIben gef6ebe.
prpf. Sobn Osten, grin;ipaI.
Gbarles 0rcsbo, eteparb. fsa X 70
Gebiuist BON Der ameritaiif4<n astfTonss @efeas
HAT ano oer @eitern 6rsesmell's SiilfSsGomi{on.
O. me. Grapotb. setretar.
Ginefnnati, Q. Sept. 1867. ieptt
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I Ssraagsebtr - !. sJp bhu gf,.b,,lr,..
Greitag, ben is. gapbsmber 1867.
Sic Mtf4fDlt Der republifa=
affS6en sYyarfef. -


lttfaea2 .9artsiiita Re ur1faf5enher lbie
BON ibr aufaefellten @runoidbe unb ie
treuIid,er ihre 8efoIanns, Seao sf,erer
fam fie apf enbIi&en es;sa rsd,nsn
tuenn fieiaud, oInfonoss f,bn,ps s5,ani.
su beiteben hut. st,' rafrsi, oufaefisrs
ten 2eiten ipo I'D, .b;e e;b;Iifirten s1o.
tiorlef sSifta ibre z' Observation-Disclosures in
ben ouoen,einsn, q,ffn.ibisn Der gtoots ;
b.r,paItuno. oes ,glotionoIperfebres uuS
bes gsDlterrechtes bereits IN confofi6i.
rsnibso6f,,sn bdbtn f,,nn cine nolitiiheI
Bortei niht bofi.u :, ispfa1s eineu oro >
seu. fid melt lerfrefenpeu @influb aus.
xaiiben.. tDeisbe lid anf bIase aofaIanae>
Ieoenbeiten befdjraaft l,no hire Shatia.
tioteit taum iiber tire bier pfable biual,s
pabrnshrnbar ,niadbt. Sic NIuTafJuna
aIer n,enibiidlep sefbaltniiSe mus NIT
Ser ffrenuffeft sSobrbeit lmb ouftihtia<
itet, QiberaIitat peidbeben INN burh ms
oIs6ann auf,ufeHenbe s6rooro nm her
oelamn1ten oebiISeten 9sea 8enuotbu<
una su aeberf, lhidlt blos Den eioeneu
aaabstsutsii..s ffh ai :e.' Is. ss,' : siss
S1 uultftl aeaeiiiparliaen Sooer1. RIO
ote repiIbIitdniidje! @arfei Surh Sen
NIusia[I oeriIektet, 9ysdhfen zine IN Ssuts
E4he .aHeiiuuo1 o,,rd,ulbas 4sspH erbaIfen
bats Sssforu,tt, Bor,uneBtner. 5lfnlItss RE-
ielbe bel elmer gfeuoeifoltuuo aan, bor.
suastpeiIe Sarauf,beoadt ieiu. cine
orOsortioe. g8eIfumfafIenSe S6stiofeit
al entfolten unh nd, ,lr ssonnertrSoe.
rim Der aelamuten sSortjdrittsportei in
allen SbeiIen Der cibiI,frten NSeIt EN-.
por,ufdpiuaer,. a Die = aniidten Der
gRitolieber Der republifoniideu Yorfei
5oIIten mebr ipeItbIroerIid,er. fosmobos
litiiner yfatur tperoen. als lie es oeoeus
,partio finb Beionoers 5oIIte I'D, Elm
gfepublifon.r BON 9IIren rein lpiiIen.
mas Dem 9uotpnotbinoismus inn Gnt.
fernteiten obuIih Siebt. Ser Wenid.
nid,t Ser Seutld,e. GuoIanber. sImerifos
uer ODER Tron.ofe mus BON linn ina
sluoe oefobt uno aIs iolber oe,piirbiot
merben. Seine sbeilnobm. mus fiS
nid,t bIos ouf ri, Gr,;onifye hss ,;on,n
eanbes eritreaen. fonSern er muk fid
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

TsRAEL GILBERT, who resides in the state
L of Indiana and Isaac Gilbert, who resides in
the State OF Maryland, will take notice that Geo.
W Meyer, administrator Of the estate Of Isaac
Gllbert; deceased on the - day Of June, A, u.
1857, 1led his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the County OF Montgomery, and State OF
ohio. alleging that the personal estate Of said
deceased is insufficient to pay his debts the
charges Of ofAlninlSteTing his estate that he died
seized ~ tee simple OF the following real estate,
situate in sHid cOu ty, tO-wlti Being u south
part Of the northeast quarter Of section fourteen
l14l township four a. range four 10, east, and
bounded as i9lloBfi Begt2Ring at the southwest
corner Of said quarter, and funning thence with
the south line ofisHid quarter north eik deg
east lG 10 poles, TO the southeast corner OF said
quarter; thence with the section line north deg
west 20 2s.l1O poles to q stake; thence south slk
deg west l67 $40 poles to stake on the west line
Of safd quarter thence south a deg en- 20 2s 100
poles to the place OF beginning. containing twenty
acres. And that Julian Gilbert. as NIdOw Of said
decedent, is entitled to dover in said premises y
The prayer Of said petition is for the assignment
Of dover to the said in n Gilbert, and for sale
of said premises subject 10 such dover estate TOR
the piry ulent " the debts and charges aforesaid
II sid petition will be for hearing on the sth day
of July 1851 or as soon thereafter Hs leave can DC
obtsiHed' .l,g.l.I. .iIy geo. w, .MoYEK,
Admnlsrator OF Isaac Gilbert, decd
Is Jnne7 -iltWat-4O It. ...fH.- ... 'TT'.- ..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-03
News by Telegraph and Mai

d I'D
Gold closed, yesterday, in New York at
1881. 4riylWaa, ..t
There are now one thousand and thirty
convicts in the Ohio Penitentiary.
The receipts from internal revenue yes
terday were over two millions. .A4
Edwin Booth closes his Chicago engage
ment Tonight. He clears over sl7 900 for
thirty performances. i.5..,...
At the Paris Exposition nineteen premi-
ums styled grand prize and gold medals,
were disbursed. Messrs. stelnyay & Sons
pianos received the first prize--gold medal
-and the second was bestowed on Chicken
iHg'sg A Sc ~ ~ al sf-d.
The Republican Convention for Perry
and Muskingum counties, at GAINESVILLE,
yesterday nominated Daniel Applegate for
State Senator,
Its reported that the President has ten
dered the Goverhprship Of ths,recent pur-
chase from Russia ~ Hon. Bersjsnin Stark,
of NeY, London, Connecticut, lately Dem
ocratic Senator from Oregon, s,,s
The st. Louis Police Commissioners hav e
determined TO suppress the Areeracker nui-
ssnGe ip that city on abe Forrth. The law
Imposes a fine of 800 for discharging fire
arms or burning fireworks of any kind. In
the city, Old John Adams idea Of the pat
rlotic Fourth, is pretty well played out. )
The Republican, Central Committee will
meet at Columbus on the 10th inst. :, when,
It is expected, they will name candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, In. place Of Mr..
Galloway, who peremptorily declines.
The trial of Chauncey r. Page, at La
porte, Indiana, for the murder OF his wife
and her mother, at Valparaiso, last winter,
was concluded yesterday. The jury re-
turned a verdict Of guilty, sentencing him
to the Penitentiary for life. % .-
= "A South Carolina higger has applied to
the Secretary of War for h cadetship at
West Point. ',Our colored soldiers fought
we'll " AZ EIJ 90 YAEO aJIEI 'l
A Tobacco Fair was held at Louisville,
yesterday. The first premium hogsbead
sold, forlw6i 6idSllars alpound. 0jS ba4
At the Columbus races, yesterday, Nelr
lie Gwynue won1 the mile dash, and Bas-l
tion the mile BEATS =.
cGendral GrAnthas issued an order for an
investigation into the alleged barbarous
punlshments recently inflicted at Fort
SedKwickriissnvuiH aargnH .sss.
General Sherman, in his Instructions 10
General Hancock, says he must not remain
ON the defensive, but follow up the Indians
and cleap them out IFsIiDg4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-03

dent of the First National Banks ono for
embezzlement OF Si5,OgO whilo sub Treas
ureE the other with ombeZzling Sl0O.OpO
deposited In his bank. the property of the
United States The Jury also found true
bills against Wm. b. Whitaker---one charg-
Ing him With the embezzlementOf OF Sl3500o,
property Of the United States, the other
with tile embe2zlement of $4,000 United
States funds loaned by him to A.P. Harri-
son. ..I..a Nhlqf.
WAsHINeToS, July 2.--Mr. Greeley said
TO the impeachgrs that he had no commit
nication with the President or members OF
the cabinet concerning the trial or release
of Davis. He had conversation with Mr..
Speed about the case IN the spriug of 1866.
Had no communication whatever with the
President on tho subject, At the time he
went to Richmond, he, had no knowledge
what the GOvernment would do. TWAS at
the suggestion OF Mr.. Shea, who Is an old
Friend, he became bondsman. No Govern
nient official solicited him to become bail
had no communication with Davis on the
subject, ....,ura. .8.ri.,I
senators Wade and Chandler advised
against IL; they thought IL would have a
bad eflect.on The Republioan party. / did
not go bail for him with n view of never
having him tried / wished him tried il
The Government ever wished to try him.
IL he had anything to do with the assas-
sination, or poisoning or starving prison
eIS, wish him tried, L k ow of no facts
toiustify either OF these charges
The Southern mail service, restored az
before the war, went iDto operation yes
terday, and Includes Que thousand routes,
and Is as completely lmderI contract, with
as responsible parties as at any former
time, ., r.. .-., ..#
OTTAWA, CANADA, July 2,--LOrd MonCk
yesterday took the oath AS Vieeroy of the
Dominion of Canada, + Ur.H HIa
WAsHINGToE, July 2.-Four of the inn
peachers are to have..a report ready5for
submission, ina few days and they affect
TO believe now that tl c evidence wiz war
rant the arraignment aud trial 0Gthe Pres
idsnt which their report will urge. b ~.
Leading Radicals here are urging the
passage Of an Explanatory bill supplying
all the defects of the Reconstruction act,
and placing beyond question the power ol
the military commanders to remove civil
officers. They think they eau fix one up so
as to avoid another pOp1ict with the Ad.
nllnistration. 1t viii badger their subtlest
brains. .,.1d vi. ..tI,. ..,.t..i......