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Special Report.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
WAsHrNeroN. Dec. I9. I

To Major General Dir:
The following report of General
Thomas operations yesterday, have been
recaiYad
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W AbdILNNIN7l7I ~
The following order has just been IS
sued
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Major Thomas N'Z.aughiiH.

In our paper of last week, in short
article, We criticised the consistency of
Major Mclaughlin, for lending the indu-
cncc Of his presence and name to what
we believe to be, dsloyal organization.
Immediately on the appearance of our
paper the Major and his spcc'm friends
(our Copperbead neighbors) became very
IN rch excited, asd, Ike a hive Of tees
when their soap had been rashly distur-
bed, might be seen buzzing in every di-
Eection. Physicians, with full know
ledge of the character Of both the medi-
eiae and disease, may still be disappoin-
ted as to the results Of their treatment Of
patients, on account of want Of knowledge
Us to the strength Of the consti .ution to
be operated upon. \ dose Of Epacec for
instance. that would only slightly disturb
the stomach Of one patient, would prove
severe cmctic for another. 1t was in
this respect that we were somewhot dis
appointed in the effect produced by the
above, upon the Major and his triends.--
We only intended to slightly disturb the
bile on their stomachs. but. TO our surprise
it proved to be strong enough to let them
throw up free YIN fact almost throwing
them iuto spasms-.
The UeraM of Saturday last, re-prolu-
ces our article, with comments, and gratis
into It's article letter written by 1t. Ly-
on-so far as that article refers to Us per-
sonaIly, we care nothing about tits in
snuation has been denied before, every
time it repeats it, it utters an unqualified
falsehood We do not mean to say that
the editor of the Hsrah is not Il gentle
man, but We do say THAT three
fourthr of all that Is sail in that paper,
editoriaIly, in reference to the Republican
party or those who are laboring for its
domination, is unadulterted falsehood
As to Lieutenant LIONS letter, it has
no bearing whatever on the matter in
question, save that it shows that we were
right in presuming that the Major was a
private citizen, and not homo on ''short
visit from his Regiment, as the Herdtd
would have us believe. Indeed is quite
natural that, if desired, he should write
such letter as he has written. Had it
been written to US, we would have pub
lished it with pleasure.
The only controversy that We will have
with the Major or his friends, is his rela-
tions to disloyal organization-and it
must be remembered, that, when he took
leave Of his Regiment, as also when 1t.
Lyon wrote bis letter, the Major had not
formally joined his fortunes with the
Copperhead party, by accepting . seat
among the officers of the meeting on
Court week. Now how docs the matter
standg Three years ago last harvest,
Capt. Mclaughlin went out with one of
tho best companies that went into the SER
vice thatyear; most Of our young neigh
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u. S. Collectors Notice.

HAVING received the Annual List of Licenses, Taxes
L Incomes, Carriages, Silver Plate &C. under the
u s. Internal Revenue Laws for the ID Division II the
23l District pennu. comprising the county Of Butler
will attend f,r the purpose Of receiving Of said taxes
&C. at my Office In the borough Of Butler, from the 23d
of August 1851 the 10th OF September 1864, also at
the following places:
saturday Sept. TO- 1861 from TO II O'clock, m. at
Kely's Store Buffalo township.
Same day from to o'clock, 2. at the Store Of E.
Mauihon, Esq, Saxonburg
Monday sept. IL, 1854 from to l2 o'clock, IN,
Fairyicw, at Adams Hotel
Same day, from to o'clock, p. M Millerstown at
Tuesday, sept 1a, 1854, from to IL O'Clock, a.
Sunbury. at a. Wilson's store.
Same day, from to o'clock, p. m, IL rrsylle, at
Kerr's lIotei
Wednesday, Sept Is. 1864 Centrevlle at Eyhs Hotel
Thursday sept, l6 1864 from to Il oicock, a. M,
POtrcrsyie, at Clvc''s Hotel.
Same day from 10 ! ocloch ?. m, Prospect, at Mrs
Bredin's Hotel
Friday saturday, the 10th and 18th Of Sept 1854 at
Zelieuopc, at Basthns Hotel
MONDAY Sept 10. 1864 Glade MIL from II to o'clock
D. u at Coopcrs Hotel after which time the penalties
prescribed by law, will be strictly enforced
Payment must be made In L. S Money.
X. @. MckBOY
Dep. Col, Sd Div. I'D Dist.
Butler Aug. 81 1sGI
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Union to resist every Federal mandate; /;
and then we would like to see any of the
minions of the government attempt to
draft u.s." at another time the same gen.
tleman said that the streets of our town
should run in blood before they would be
drafted. When the gallant veteran ar
my under Mead was entering Pennsylva-
MIA for the purpose of driving back the
rebel army under Lee, on the eve of the
battle of Getteysburg, one of the same
persuasion Ga member of profession)
said that we had about as much to fear
from Mcad's army as from Lees.
But space fails us to produce half the
facts which are capable of being produced
to prove the utter faithfullnsess OF that
party to the cause of their country, even
in the meeting which honored y the
Major with--say four cheers and half
(they first gave three for the Major and
then thee for him and another) We
were told that we could never conquer
the south. The Major, we believe, is an
official member of one of the most popular,
as it is one of the most patriotic churches
in this section-hc heard the entire MIN
istry assailed, their motives qucstloned'
and without reserve. Looking at the
Majors calling for the three years past and
rejecting upon all these things, We were
indeed somewhat vexed to see him min
gle 50 freely with the party now known
as Copperhead, in Pennsylvania, and
Butternut. in Ohio and elsewhere. 1t is
not the Democratic party Of 1860, by any
means. Knox, Hester, Cessna, Shannon
and scores of others who were acknowl-
edged leaders then, are for Lincoln now.
We submit these facts dispassionatel y, and
in al kindness we ask the Major to re-
fleet upon them and imagine whether his
regiment will have more right, orbe more
likely to reflect upon us for the manner
in which we saw fit to treat this matter,
or at him for the formation of these
strange and unnatural associations with
the political enemies of his country? 1t
is true he has connections by affinity with
that regiment, but we claim relations by
consanguinity. Weknow that every pull
satiou that springs from the heart of that
veteran regiment beats impatiently for the
triumph of the union arms-so does ours
Weknow that the Majors solicituae never
exceeded ours for its safety and honor
filed as it is in part by our neighbors and
friends. Since this matter has commenc-
ed we have been informed on good au-
thority that the Major, while in Wash
ington declared that he would vote for
Mr. Lincoln, if such should be his inten-
ton, all he has to do is to say so above
his signamrc, it shall have place in our
columns, and all that we have said, based,
as it is, upon a contrary presumption,
shall be taken back. Till then, however,
the record shall stand as already made up.
nowhere gives nobler pre-
cept than when he says:
Re Just, and fear not,
Let nit that thou am at
BE thy countries ,o,s, and truths
We shall endeavor to follow it regard
los of CONSEQUENCES.
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Rz-To Y0LUNTEES--Volunteers will be accepted
and counted the quotas Of the present call up to the
practical moment before the drafted accept
ed, ami SEM to rendezvous.
Townships and subdsrrcts which have not filled their
quotas, urged to do 80 at
All time that possibly be given, will be allowed,
but the Draf will commence rs after the 9Th Of Sep
tenber as practicable.
Credits will be given and Government bounty paid to
Volunteers until further notice. By order
Capt. RICHARD DODGE,
sth q. S. Infantry, A. A. p. VI. General.
j. W. KIKkER,
Captain and Provost Mar. I'd Dist Pa.
Sept I. 1SG4.H
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-Appraisemcnt List.

IfllE following Appraisemcnt Lists, under the Fifth
| Section of the Act Of April 14th, 1851, have been
filed in the office Of the Clerk Of the Orphans Court viz
Ne, June FERN. lS6t Mrs Ellen Stillwagon widow of
Jacob Stllwagon decd Personal property to the amt
Of $3.50 Stiilwagon Adam stiilwagon. Ex RS
No 2, June Term 1851 Mrs Christiana Kernor widow
Of John Kcrner, decd, Personal property the
of 10000
Christians Kerner & James Anderson, Adm'rs
No ~, June Term, 1854 Mrs Mary NJ Mknnis, widow Of
John MKnnis, deed Personal property TO the amount
of $4,000 VIM Dick & John NJ kinpis AdmTs
o So, June Term 1864, Mrs Mary Fowler widow Of
Joseph Fowler decd Personal property to the amount
Of S3bl,5O Mary Fowler Adm'x
No 80, June Term 1864, Mrs Rcbecca Mlinnis widow
Of Andrew Mkinuis decd Personal property to the
amount of SI9.15 Robert M'Kinnis Admir-
No GO, June Term, 1854, Mrs Elizabeth irCoImiCk
widow Of Hugh Mccormick, decd Personal property to
the amount of Sll2O0 Jas Wilson, Admir-
OF which the creditors heirs. rgaters distributes,
and Others interested will take notice and appear the
next Term, TO wit tho Fourth Monday Of September,
1851 aud not later than the third day thereof to show
cause against the same, BY the Court,
WATSON j. YOUNG, Clerk.
Butler, August 81, 1864
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Slrayed or stolen.

J,R8M the residence of the subscriber in Muddy Greek
Il Tp, Butler 60. Pa, the 9th Of october, sabbath
nght one mare years Old arising brown slightly min
ged with white hairs about the head and neck full face
aud Of kick the left hip. Any person giving
information that will lead TO the recovery Of the mare
will be satisfied is.r their trouble.
Oct. IL ISGt::tf. NJ. W. KENNEDY.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Testamentary
have been issued to the Undersigned the estate Of
James Magee late Of Penn Tp. decd All persons there
FIRE knowing themselves indebted Ia said estate,
questel to immediate payment. and those having
claims to present against the will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH D0UTHETT
JOHN MAGEE.
Oct 5th 1864 Executors
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TANAs %
Stoves! Stoves!y stoves y!

VXTM JAS. G. - oaMPBELL.-FoUsDERs-Fo -Fountr
w South of the borough Of Butler, where stove
Pongis and other castings arenade large supply s~a
tsanfly on hand ani f1r sale al reasonable rates.
Dccb 1Sd3@atf
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watches. Clocks & Jewelry,

you want good Watch. Clock, set of good Jcwei
ry, 60 Grels where you get tho very best the
market affords lie keeps hand large assortaen OF
ewelry Of all styles aud in fact everything Usually kept
Jewelry store. Repairing done on short notice.
Dec q leBs.f FRANCIS X. GREFB
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CHARLES MoCANpL llUGH G. GEAHAM
McCANDLESS & GRAHAM,
AftorHeys' nf z4avy.

once on the Of the Diamond Butler Pa
Also, CLAIM AGENTS for securing Esnsions 1fyrsars
Of Paw and Bouaty Money for Soldiers, If they are
dead fo their legal representatives. In prosecuting Sol
dier Claims those OF their Representatives charge
until collected
u.e q
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WlLLidEf VOoEIGf, rroprfslors fifl
FETIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
eeneraliv that he has erected large and eommodt
t bfick building on the site Of the old and we'll known
house frmerly occupied by him as Tavern stand lie
has been great expense In erecting and furnishing hs
new house ana hatters hselth he is prepared to
accommodate all who may desire 70 give him call
Having ample house for hputre1 persons and
stabling for at last Any horses.
Thankfuifor past patronage, he woEld ask oontinn
ance of the same. WI. FUHELEf.
Dec. 3. lst,.:tf
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Dissolution.

NOTICE s hereby given that the partnership hereto
IN fore existing between J. H. q X. NJ. Douthett, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent The accounts
baoks and papers left 10 tho hands Of j. IL Donhet
who Is authorized 20 settle aud collect ali accounts due
the late firm. Business viii DO conducted in the OLD
stand, by j. II. Dolthstt
J. II. DoUTHETT
pr,wnsdaIs Aug Is 81 NJ I[JtTHEIE
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On VIM. II. Duff-s sE'ennans;sip.
Twelve First Premiums

for the best Business and Ornamental Penmanshp,
awarded Present Penan by the United States FAR
AT Iilclulltl IN " istb
Western Pennsylvania Fair at Pittsburgh 1860
Western Virginia Fair nj Wheeling .....--.1sG0
Aud the Ohio State Fair at Cleveland. -lSo2
All of which are exhibited Office.
"Pcriect gems Of tho Penman's art PittSburgh Post
'These performances only be exceiled by the al
thor.H-IfttsbHTgh Casehe.
"Al his ornamental designs arc new and remarkable
performances. -EueRfHg Gazette.
The late Western Pennsylvania Fair awarded him
six First Premiums in all branches Of the art"-ohid
STATE JOuTaak
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FAISNI non .AL -,

nsE mile Northwest Of Butler FIN y-iour acres Of
~ good Land and IN good order, with from to foot
VI Coal; good aud Hioe Brick House, large very
convenient Barn excellent Spring House, with
falling Spring plenty good out buildings: young
Orchard and largo Garden, &C. Price cheap. Deed per-
feet j. j. WALDBUAGER,
Sept II. 1sGf=2ws Owner on the place.
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Presidential Electors.

SENATORIAL.
Morton N'MiChacl. Philadelphia.
Thomas H. Cunningham, Beaver county.
re REsEyTATrvR,
] Robert p King l13 Elias W Hail,
= Geo. Morrison Coates It CharlcSJL Shriner,
. Henry Bumm, Is John NI,icr,
William H. Kern, Is David M'CDnlughy
5 Barton II JcnkS, II David W. Wool,
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T,OST-

LOST
I the Fair grouna. the second day of the Fair,
| Hair Bracelet with heavy gold chsp containing
brilliant set The finder viii receive doller
by leaving Il at this Office. Mrs. Sd. TlMBLlA,
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Executors Notice.

ESTATE OF JouN JACK, DEc'D.
tITIIEREAS letters Testamentary with the viii an
w noxed. have this day been duly issued by the Reg
lister to William VI. Graham, Esq. Executor Of John
Jack, late Of Washinl township, decd. therefore al
persons indebted to the Of said decedent
quested make immediate payment, and those having
claims demands against the will present them
properly authenticated fer setileenm
Aug y, 1864, Gts WMI"tGRAHAM EXT
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VI. w. SPEAR. Publisher.
WEDNESDAY OCT. IL. 1864.

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EsOofs and Shoes.

HATS, CAPS & NECKTIES,
and variety Of other articles
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May II. 1891
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FOR GEN I'll EMEN.

Always on hand Black Cloths, Fancy and Black Cnss
meres Satnetts CRssnets Tweeds Plain and fancy yss-
tings Shirting, etc. etc, etc,
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Of the kind IN THE UNION conducted by practical
BUSINESS MAN. Our highest commercial authorities
East nryl West pronounce his system of Bookkeeping
neutrality-suspicious. every department Of bus
ness and yet gkilny condensed that the attentive
student masters the whole in six eight weeks 1t
sists Of
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vOGEhEY HOUSE,

Pro, Mar. Office. 23d Dis Ia.
Allegheny cifv. Aug. 81. 1SG4..2f.
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DROPO AIS FOR MALLEABLE
IRON CAVALRY TkIMMINGs.
Ordinance orrIcE, WAR DEPARTMENT,

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPAhTmENT,t
WASH oTOr, July II, 1884.
Sealed prop sails will be receiv ed at this once |
until N>TuKDAY, august -, 1884, at I o'clock, p.
m, for the delivery at the following points OF the
quantities OF mAlleAble iron trim
mipg, for eGv.lp eq 'tpments;
A. the New York agency, New York, 30 900 sets. |
At the ttankfol d Arsenal, 10000 ses. |
At the Allegheny Arsenal, 20 900 sets. |
At the 81. Louis arsenal, 10000
faeh set 10 to consist OF the numbers Of each |
KIN Of bu,kie, squs e, ring, bolt stud, and loop
now prescribed, except that two of the d rings III
eaon set re to be made OF TIE ne pattern, With
above Arsensls. The castings are be made OF
the hest QuAlity Of maleable Iron, the tsngues Of
the buckles Of the best clock wire. The dimen-
sions Of the cleaned cas- logs and the nn'sh and
dimensions OF the buekle-tougues and rollers must
conform strictly to the standard gauges, which
will be app led Def re j.nanning. After being
thoroughly cleaned, snc freed from all sprues and
Irregularities, they are to be japannvd In the best
manner.
lhe rod, arc to be put up IN papers In the usual
manner, and packed, two hundred complete sets
IN . box OF quality, and NAKED a. may be pre-
The work 10 to be subject to inspection at the
nAnufAe tory IN all stages OF its progress, and no
goods are TO be received or paid for which have
not passed inp peotion.
Deliveries ale to be made as follows:
Bidders will state the weekly rate at which they
Bidders will state the arsenal or arsenals where
they propose % deliver, and the number Of sets
they prOrose To deliver At eseh place, IL for more
than on. Failures to make deliveries at q speci.
fed time will subject the contractor to forfeiture
OF the number he may fail 10 deliver at that time.
No bids VIII De received rom parties o'her than
regular manufacturer OF he hnoies propos, d
Tor, and VINO are known 70 TINS department 70 pe
capable OF executing In thsiF own shops the WORK
pro 9oseh for:
Forms OF o,ds ean oe ootsin'u ~ the above
named srsenals PToposdS nor maze cur on h''J0rm
Will not % eO"''ds Cd 6r,D.,rv
" go COhhhNIt. - =,
The bidder WIN be required 20 aeeompany MS
proportion with a guaranty, sign, BY Two res
Ponshle perhonsi that, IN case nt oe heeepteu'
ne WI AZ once ers-ute 'he con IhGt ior tne sAne
WIN soou ace suneieht sue' ' ~ sum eqgal
70 the Hmount ~ 'he epnsL W ueser .no an VI,
ss ptopo.ea, IN eonio,WV WIN sne nt \ ~, o.
ths vi -, t ~ IA t - u ~.
snouu Iai ~ e''eI iu.o suo ~ ~ " NE
good ne dinsrenee between me oner o. ssid d !,
ger hnu 1 s nsAs 70 a,Sa a ne Pef'on
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MEDICAL.
CP EoIAL NoTI oE.

: - 1
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and all othor ERUPTIvE DrsEAsEssnd DISEASE
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