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The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-06

FATAL ArFRAY.-Oo Thursday evening last,
4 difficulty occurred between John LYON and
John Fernando at the international Hotel,
waith rcsalted 10 the death of the latter. 1t
appears that about seven o'clock, Lyon was
talking with several gentlemen about a horse
race which they were trying to arrange when
Fernandez oltrod to run his horse against the
horse owned by Lyon. In the conversation
which followed the lie passed between them,
and both rose from their seats and came to-
ge'her. Fernandez instantly exclaiming am
killed" After being cut. Fernando caught
Lyons arm and grenched the knife from him.
aud sill holding him With his left hand. drew
back to strike, when one of the bysianders
eansht his arm, He then passed the knife
behind him into his left hand, aud throwing Off
The person holding him. followed Lyon. who
vas just passing out tile door, and pursued him
e2 The street six or Scyea rods, when he threw
the knife at Lion aud tell from exhaustion.
Fernando died en- Friday morning. At the
Cosoae7's inquest. Dcs Edwards ana jenkins
ioaed the wound in the left hypoehondriac
region tie kaiie took an upward direction,
segerins soma branches Of the meseuteric arte-
y. ana entered the stomach two or three
inches below the cardiac ogidce,
Lyon left Immediately after the difficulty
and has Uo; vet been arrested.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-06
OrOville Gas-Light Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
" VIII lie a meeting Of the stockholders Of said
gompany, held at the Office Of the Secretary Of said
Company on the 20th day Of December. 10 elect a
Trustee to I'll the vacancy occasioned bv the re-
igHati0u Of Geo. H. Crosette Election al TWO
d clock. p. ".
By order Of the Roard.
CHAs. F. LOTT, sec'y.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-06

y. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-11

The CosTisESraL.--.We have received
the April number Of this admirable maea.
zine. In this number an article entitled
The War between Freedom and Slavery
In Missouri" is commenced. and we wish
a copy Of 1t could be placed in the hands o.
every voter in the North. 1t is simple,
plain. faithful History Of the long contin.
ued struggle between the two antagonis,ic
principles in that Stale, commencing with
the opposition Of Benton to tue peculiar
ideas Of Calhoun. and coming down, in
this chapter 10 the taking OF Camp Jackson
by the lamented Lyon, and the rescue of
81. Louis from the Secessionists' II is an
admirable production. "Beaufort DISTRICT
is an article descriptive OF the parl oil South
Carollna, now in the possession OF the Fed.
erals. "Among the Pines" is continued,
the interest increasing, rather than dmin.
ishing. There are several other excellent
siticles This magazine is decidedly the
best now published. Its list of contributors
embrace the most eminent writers in the
country. and, all in all, It comes nearer to
supplying the actual wants Of the reading
public than any other. J. R. ilmore, pub
Usher, Ito fremont ST, Boston.
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FisoL,Y MARKEr.-CoHecteG weekly by
Tnylnr ~ CfonipgeF

FiNDLAy WooLIN MiLLs.--Ths establish.
ment has been stopped for some weeks for
repairs.snd to allow the introduction OF new
machinery. twill resume operations abou,
the Goth inst. We urge upon the farmers
and wool growers Of Hancock county, the
Importance ofgiving the enterprislng propr-
etor Mr.. Anderson, liberal encouragement.
We cannot expect to have manufacturers
among us unless we give them countenance
and support. Mr.. A. vii. this spring pu,
up new looms and other machinery enabling
him to make greater varieties ofgoots and
in some respects to improve upon the styles
heretofore manufactured. Bear the Woolen
Mills in mind at sheariug time.
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SoLoixRs RELiEr Usros or FISpLAr.--
We take pleasure in acknowledging the re.
ceipt OF a handsome lot OF goods from the
MilitasR Committee Of Blanchard township,
BY the hand OF Robert Marsiali, namely. 5s
pairs Woolen Socks, l3 pairs Cotton Plan.
mel Drawers, IL pairs Woolen Dra scrs. IL
Woven Undershirts, 3 rolls Bandsging. 1
Cotton Flannel Undershirts, 9 pairs home.
knit Mittens, i6 Woolen Blankets, S Knee.
Cushions, 2 Pillows, 1 sack Dried Fruit,
Cash 1866. Also, from the same Commit.
tee in February. by the hand OF Dr.. Ballard,
(Which we failed to acknowledge at that
time,) -S pairs Socks, 3 pairs Mittens.
Blankets. l pair Drawers.
The first lot Of the above named articles
with the following additional articles. from
our Society, enabled us to pack and forward
to Cincinnati. on the Sd Of April. another
box Of goods. valued at 3 100 IS:
10 Pillow -Ceses, 1 Double Wrapper,
s Handkerchiofs, Z Towels, 3 Shirts, 3Night.
Shirts. / Bed-ssck. . Sheets, 2 pairs Draw.
ers, 2 rolls Linen, Periodicals.
On the 27.h day OF January last. the La.
dies Union Aid Society of FIndlay, re.
ceived from the Military Committee OF Find.
lay, 81 Blankets, Q Quilts, 10 pairs Drawers,
20 Shirts; and from the same Committee ia
March. we received the sum OF s5,95. The
Society wishes TO return thanks to the above
Committee and Township, for their liberal
iiy. Mrs. D. SrAsssuaY.
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DuvT's CoLLros, PIrrssvRoH. - Among
the established institutions Of the Iron City
is Duff's celebrated COMMERCIAL College
10 all vieissitudes Of ofbusiness it always pros
pers. and over all opposition it invariably
triumphs. Other institutions OF Q similar
kind have attempted to occupy the field SC
well filed By DUFF. but have invariably fail
ed when brought in competition with tn,
superior mansgeme ut and talent that stand.
at the heads Of all departments Of the Duff
institution. To day this college 10 withou
q peer IN the West. and attracts pnpils no,
only from Western Pennsylvsnia, but from
almost every section OF the Union. Wash
ingion Review.
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The co~eination Of ingredients In these
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Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting to
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Ain ,os rHs sIcx Anp WouNosp. = Nov,

Aip poa rHe sicx AND wousosp. - Nov,
more than at any other time since the var
CONNIE need, are donations OF hospital sup.
plies needed. The battle Of Pittsburgh
Landing was the most bloody Of any that
has been fought. and thousands Of men are
lying In the hospitals at that place. dying
for The want OF that OF whiclrwe have a su.
perabundance. In the name Of humanity
we appeal to the people OF Hancock Tor aid
for the brave men in Tennessee. Action,
liberal aud prompt, is needed. There must
be no delay To make the aid OF service, I,
must be given now, while II Is needed
Let the citizens Of every township get to.
gether, not later than Tuesday, OF next
week, and let the contributions be sent al
once to the Aid Society, at this place, who
will forward them TO the Sanitary Commit.
tee at Cincinnati, without delay. The 6Tth
was und ou btedly in this battle. and perhaps
other regiments in which were Hancock
county men. II is for our own men tina,
these supplies are needed. A list Of the
articles most needed will be found in anoth
er column Of to days paper. Contribution MS
will be received at Goee's store. People oi
Hancock, display at this time more than
your accustomed liberality.
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SusoEoasAsp NuasEs.--Upon the receipt
Of The news Of the battle at Pittsburgh Land.
ing, the citizens Of Findlay met at the Court
House, to take measures to aid in relieving
the wounded soldiers who went from this
county. Money was raised sufficient to de.
fray the expenses OF four Surgeons, and on
Thursday morning DIS. Carlin and Mills,
Iof Findlay. and Woods, OF Williamstown, n /,
left for the late battlefield, and this morning
Dr.. Enirikin also left. Thursday morning
the following gentlemen also went as nurses
Tor the wounded; Geo. Burns, O.P. Wheel
Ier. X. S. Baker, Jacob Carr, @. E. Jordan,
B. F. K'mmons, NJ. L. Higgins, P. Ford
Mr. @. A. Croninger left this morning,
having in charge hospital goods for the
sick and wounded from this vicinity.
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SoRGHua.-M John Engleman has fully
determined upon putting up mlls,evapora-
tors &c, for the purpose Of converting the
juice OF the sorghum into molasses and sor-
ghum. Mr.. E. selected u location 10 East
Findlay. and will have the buildings and
machinery 'eady, BY the tine the cane is Pc
As there viii, be laige amount OF cane
grown this season, and as IT will be hereaf-
ter regular product Of this country, this
enterprise is timely and judIcious, That it
will be successful there can be no doubt.
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Ma. Enron In my communication pub
iished in your paper, OF the 2sth instant,
stated my position substantially as follows
That sound policy as well as justice, re.
Quires that the colored race should not be
permitted TO moyeinto and become residents
Of the State of Ohio. Your correspondent,
Il. NJ, pretending to reply to my article,
says; "l. speaking for myself, protest agains,
the action OF those who would expel the
negroes from Ohio. and prohibit their inmi
grafton forever, &C." Had he been dis.
posed 10 discuss the proposition presented
IN my article, he certainly would not have
purpoSely mlsrepresenled my position, as he
evidently has done. by pre:, ndins that ia
vor the expulsion Of the colored race from
the State ofOhio Will he be so kind 90 tt
point out. In my communication, q single
word or sentence in which | advocate the
doctrine OF expulsion, against which he pro-
tests so forcibly. No candid reader Of m,
article can suppose for moment that in
Tended to advocate such doctrine. Yet +
Me- unwarrantaoly assuming il to be m
position. makes it the burden Of his reply. -
II he wishes to discuss any question w,tl
me, be must content himself with demolish
ing ny position, without attempting TO plac,
me upon a false one. which cannot with.
stand the assaults which he makes upon It
To espel means TO drive out with force
When become the advocate OF such q doc
trlne. il will be time TO denounce it as hat,
hearted and barbaIous. Until then, the us,
OF these words is a mere waste Of logic, an
The Energies Of the writer are expended i
defending q position which nobody has as
sailed.
| IT R. ID. will reply to my arguments, %
stead Of misrepresenting my position, hi
course will be less liable to censure, an
his views will receive thst considerable
which their importance may demand.
.}r4 -lE. B.
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AosiouLruaAL LInPLfnrxrs.-- AZ the spring
approaches, the venders OF Agricultural I'm
piements make their appearance. Already
car loads OF Implements from sbrosd, sre
coming in, and viii continue TO come dur.
ing the season. Thousands and tens Of
thousands Of dollars are paid every year to
foreign manufacturers for these tools, every
one OF which could and should be made
here. We get plows from a ahalf dozen pla-
'ces, culti,stors from as many more, thresh.
ers from, another, In fact, nine.teutbs OF all
the Implements our farmers use are brought
from abroad.
There is no reason for this. There is an
abundance Of capital here that nigh, be
employed in this BUSINESS, there is around
US the richest country, and the best market
in Ohio, and the raw material is plenty and
cheap. One hundred men should be EN- 9.
ployed here in this one branch OF msnufsc.
lures. and that number could be employed
pro6tably.
So far ss trade goes, Findlay has al, il cen
desire, but to make the town and county
what they should be, there must be more
manufacturing. Every branch Of business
would be largely benefited by Improvement
in this direction. Add a reasonable amou I
OF manufactures to the immense trade Find
lay enjoys, and it would take but q few
years to make. it the largest ana most impor-
tant inland town in Northwestern Ohio.
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Dyspepsia and Genera, Debility.
cAsL,,l,, Warren County. g. o..

E - March 8, 1888.
Dr.. G. W. RosAcK,--Desr Sir,--For the
benefit OF suffering humanity permit me to
say that I have found your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, a sure cure
for Indigestion and Liver Complaint.
have suffered from the above mentioned dis.
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was advised by q friend 10 try your Blood
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eighteen months. Most truly,
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See Advertisement.
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srArEMxsT.--Jan 10, We published an item
regarding the stealing of goods BY parties re
siding In Union township, from store in Find
lay. Reports having been circulated In tina,
vicinity that Mr.. Eli wasser and wife were
the parties referred to, we, in justice to then
state that they are not the persons who nsur
ed in that transaction. And further, upon IL
vestigating the matter more closely, we have
found that the guilty parties do not reside II
| that township.
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I. rPsrrssox's L.su's MAoAriss for May, is
at hand, prompt ~ usual. or the % mag -.
srinss, Ps'srsos is confessediy the best. lis
ensravinss, fssh'on plates. &C., are always
crsditabls, and iu literary matter is i'm.
u,essely above the usual standard for these
periodicals.. Chss. J. Peterson. publisher.
Philsdelphia.
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Buasrss--Business last week was brisk,
while the fine weather lasted. Main stree,
was jammed with teams, the stores and shops
were crowded, and everything was going Of
old style. Thursday, Friday and saturd
were particularly busy days. .ii4f o. u
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THG SoLDixas AID SocikrY.--Agsin We
call the s,,ention Of the citizens ofthe coun
~, 10 the actual necessity that exists for
contributions to this society. Bloody bat
ties must DO fought within the next .wo
weeks. and the lives Of thousands OF OUT
brave soldiers will be lost unless hospital
stores are ptomptly forwarded. The Gin.
c'nna,ti Sanitary Commission have issued
an appeal for contributions Of the following
articles:
Prunes, Concentrated Chicken, =,
Dried Cherries, Concentrated Beef,
Dried Piums. Soda Crsckers,
Dried Peaches, Boston Cfsc<vr
Dried Apples. Seg0,
Corn Meal, Mscsron,.
Pickles. Pearl Barley.
Fresh Eggs, Ispioca.
Fresh Butter, Farins,
Dried Beef and Tongues,
Hams, Dat Meal,
Ale, Whiskey, Brandy and Wine in bot
ties,
Lemon Syrup in bottles,
Black and Red Pepper
Mustard and Tea.
10 CONCENTRATE CHiCKES on bthr.-boil
slowly with small quantity OF water long
time; remove the bones, season well, and
v hen well cooked and concentrated, place
It with the liquor in a tin can. end while
yet hot solder carefully, as when canning
fruit.
These articles are gtsteful and neurishing
TO the sick, and tend much 10 recover IN
many Of the diseases incident 10 camp life.
A large quantity of both these articles can
be used to great advantage.
We ore living IN the midst Of abundance
enjoying all the comforts that plenty and
quiet can give. In the enemys country
fighting our battles are six hundred thous-
and brave men, enduring hatdships that
we know nothing OF and Drawing danger an
death in a thousand forms. Thousands are
now PROSTATE with disease, and within a
week perhaps ten thousand manglej men
will be added TO their number. Every life
is precious, and we should stop at no sacri.
fices to save them. The Society here has
done noble work, but II the people OF the
county will respond TO their appeals as they
should, they can do IN uch more.
Contributions may be left a, Gage's Store
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Tue ELwcrios.--At the township and
corporation election, the entire Union tick
ct was elected, except the Recorder-Julius
P. Dennis. Democrat, beating II. S. Shan
non, Union, thirty FIVE votes. The defeat
OF Mr.. shannon was brought about by hard
work on the, part Of the Democracy. VIII o,
determined to make a break in the Union
ranks, concentrated all their effort upon this
Office. Mr.. Shannon was nomin ated with
out opposition-it is conceded that he made
q good officer, and why seventeen Unionists
should have voted for his opponent is NOR.
than we can see. Locofocos don't do sue h
things. A nomination once made, they sun.
port II. and this perfection Of drill gave
them power for thirty yeors. IN spite OF the
loac OF iniquity they carried.
The following gentlemen were elected
TOWNSHIP.
Trustees--P. d. Ardinger, p. D. Bigelow
George Biegs.
Cleik--PhiIip Ford.
Treesurer--Hugh Newell.
Assessor--Henry Lamb.
Constobles--F. Church, S. r. Lowrey.
CORPORATION.
Msyor-G. W. Twinine.
Recorder-Julius P. Dennis.
Trussees--Psrlee Carlin, Geo. c. Doug
las, Chas. Oesterlin, VIM. Anderson, Wm.
II. Wheeler.
Trcasurer--K. S. Baker.
Marshal-P. d. Ardinger.
Policemen-Jacob Cromley. J. T. Grose.
Caldo Chadwick. Morris Paxon.
The vote was very light.
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Fiar DEPARrMEsr.--At ihe annual meet.
ing Of the Firemen Of Findlay, on Monday
evening, the7 inst. tbs following officers
were eleoiedJot the present year, n
Chiei Engineer--Joel Msrkie.
Assistants - Webster Adams, Augustus
KaIg.
!. I'sTs %.asc...s;.s. lSS..ss; Secretaries. n 4.
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Goorr, for May is on our table, fresh and
full OF variety, as usual. For Its particular
sphere, the Household, Cooley has for fort,
years or more, mainiained q asupremscy tina,
none have successfully disputed. 1t is the
same old Cooley. improved with age. Nc
household can be considered well.regulated
without IT, L. A. Cooley. publisher, Phila.
delpha.
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CovRr. - The following 10 a list OF the
Grand and Petit Jurors, to serve at the nexl
term OF the Court OF Common Pleas, CON-
mencing May 20, 1862: ..'.H.. .i
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MARRIAGES. - Married at the residence o
the BRIDES father. DR.. Perky, April 8. 1862
by Rev. Al. Imhoff, Mr.. julius y. Pome
rene and MISS Irene Perky.
T The happy pair start in their new csree
attended BY the best wishes Of large circl,
Of the bride's scqua,ntances. May nothing
but this worlds best sifls ever cross thei
skies; but that bright and hsppy they ma
live and
"Lovs on till they die"
On the same day, by the same. st the par
sonsge in Findlsy, Mt. Samuel Snyder. o
Cass township, aud Miss Mary snidel
daughter Of Samuel snideI, Of Pindlsy town
ship.
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Y Err MI N

Those preparations (unlike all n,hers) are
'Free from Puisons."
mot dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats do not die on the premises"
They come out of their holes to die"
"Thcy are the only iniallible remedies known.
"l2 years and more established In New York
CITY,"
Used blythe City Post once.
Used blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used by-the City Steamers, ships, &c.
Used blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses. &c.
Used by--the Hotels: 'Astor. st. Nicholas, &c.
Us,d by-the Boarding Houses, &C., &c.
Used by-more than 1000 Private Families.
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Nied in Cincinnati, on the I'd Of
80 w.. ~ , E., wife Of J. B. Wood
-" 80 -hter Of Jonathan and
ssn', ESQ., .sse aaDs t,hir.y ye.,s.
Sarah d. Plupmer--agsA
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Wh. MUhokh,
Col. 67th regt. y. v. I. Commanding.
meeting Of the onicers Of tho regiment
VAS called by Col. Mungen, the prooee dings OF
hich we give below:
HEAD QuARrERs. S7rn Rro'r o. V. I. I
PITrssuRO LASDisu TEss. March 81, 1860.
Agreeable to q call Of Col. Mungen, the
officers Of The 67lh o. V. |. met al the Regi.
mental Head. Quarters. The meeting was
called 10 order by Major Walker, on whose
motion Col Munsen was chosen President.
Lieut.. Col. Rice was made secretary.
Col. Mungen in few very feeling and ap-
propiiaie remarks stated that the officers ad
been assembled, to pay their tribute Of re.
spect to our late colnrade in arms. Adj't b
S. Price.
On motion q committe OF FIVE was appoint
ed to draft resolutions. expressing a sense
OF The meeting. Major So. Walker, Capt. J
g. Gribben. Capt. 7. Faulhaber. Quarter
Master John McCiuer and Capt. Chas. A
Jungbauns were appointed said committee.
The committee. through their chairman
Major S. Baily Walker reported the follow
ing:
Resolved. That the gloom that pervades
the whole Regt caused by the disease Of oul
late comrade Adjt. d. S Price, is the strong.
est evidence that could be given Of the high
sstimstio in which he was held by bis
brothers in aims while living, and the deep
SORROW for his death.
Resolved, That in discharge Of the duties
Of the position he held, we recognize the
foithful. attentive and accomplished officer,
and in all his social relations, the kind
friend and courteous gentleman.
Resolved, That we hereby tender 10 IN,
bereaved widow and orphan child of ou
deceased comiade, our heartfelt sympath!
and coincidence. fully believing that He W HI
has promised TO be q "friehl to the widow
and a father to the fatherless," will sustain
and protect them.
| Which resolutions were unsnimousl
adopted.
On notion, copy ofthe above resolution
be semitic the widow OF the deceased; an
that copies be sent to the FindIay papers
the Toledo papers, the Cincinnati paper.
and the Kalida Sentinel, for publication.
u On motion, adjourned. 81.
'@'-N Col. Munors, President.
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Nav ADvEsrrsrnrsrs.- We dlrec, M,

Nav ADvEarIsrAEsrs.-- We direct par
tcular attention TO the advertisements this
week. .
Dr.. Observation-Disclosures.
Burning Oils--J. X ). NJ, Huber.
Attachment--Ph,lip Essex.
Barrels Worm Confections.
Administrator Notice--John Swank.
Divorce Notca--Lucinda McMichaels.
Marriage--Dr. Young.
Assessors Relurns--L. @. Plenner.