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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-22
NOTICE.

Henry Kaufhold, VI Adepheld Larber. In the Court
OF Common pioas, Of butler Co.. Nos. 1o2 Of june
Term, D., 1859, and % Of March term, A. d. 1861
Notice is hereby given, pursuant 10 the 8lth section
of the Act of 25th of fahEaEy 1884, to Adelhed Lar
ucr widow and devisee and Augusta Larber, Charles
Larter Emil Larber aud Gusiays Larber, children and
heirs and deviseea Of Frederick W Larber, late Of viii
field Up. Butler Co. Pa decd that writ of scire Pa.
has been issued on above Judgment, returnabc at De-
cenber next the Court aforesaid eomeneng Mon
day the 4th day of December A. ID. 1s65 to view the
same and show why the should be lowed
out of the land Of the said Frederick W. Larer, deed
Nov. g. 1906 W. o. BR4CKENaIDGE. Sheriff.
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the House refused TO postpone, and the bin re-
mains In the calendar.
Mr.. CHAMBERS. ( by oonsent1 from the
select committee thereon. returned Mr.. Bus
kirk's Agricultural College hill n. r. No 81
locating said college n Bloomington. with an
amendment by way u substitute.
ON motion By Mr.. BI SkIRk, IL was made
the special order for Tuesday, 10 o'clock.
STATE DIET SINKING FUND.
MIR. BRANHAM called up the special
order. viz: the consideration Of the joint COM
mittee's state Debt sinking Fund bill II. X.
81, the question being on the final passage
thereof.
Mr.. NEWCOMB took the floor and spoke az
length i'm support q the bill, alleging his sur
prise Al the partisan opposition TO this bill in
lfiated by Democratic members, specially IN
the speeches Of Mr.. Cofroth He complained
that that gentleman voted for the fifteen cents
levy in the Joint Committee, and alleged his
Inconsistency and unfarness in that. a. We'll
a in his professions Of desire TO adjust and
pay the public debt, but al the same time in
sisting that II shall not be done till Govern
ment bonds shall be- taxed a. other property,
and admitting that there l. no power to tax
Government bonds under the decisions Of the
supreme Court Of this State and Of the United
States Mr.. y. showed that taxing these
bonds, even lift were legal and possible. would
nhict the greatest financial distress upon the
whole country. His speech will be printed in
the BREWER APPENDIX. Before he had con-
cluded, he gave way for recess till O'Clock
p NJ
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From New Orleans.
Complaints of Military Interference
Texas Affairs- LOuisiana Leg la

-Texas Affairs -LOui lana Leg = In =
tUrc.
NEW ORLEANS. December The Monroe
(Louisiana) Register complains of military
interference by force OF arms 20 take from a
sheriff OF the parish Sub-treasury agent. who
had been arrested by Judges decree on an
affidavit made charging him with stealing cot
ton and obtaining cotton under false pretenses
The Register makes strong complaints against
the treasury agent for his management Of the
cotton business in that section and In Southern
Arkansas. III also says that Mr.. Burbridge
treasury agent at New Orleans, has instructed
his agent at Monroe TO disregard writs Of Sc
questration ands injunction issued lay tie state
Court Of Claims.
Judge faschal, on returning from Washing
ton to Austin, issued an address TO the peonle
of Texas as to what will be required TO get fhe
state back into the Union. The state Conven-
vention must declare slavery abolished % ever
exist. The rights Of the negro. as freedmen.
must be recognized; not implying thereby his
social equality with the whites. The Legisla-
ulre must ratify the constitutional amendment
declare the secession ordinance and ratifca-
ton OF the Confederate constitution. and the
dependent acts for secession, null. The Judge
cautions the people as TO whom they elect to
carry these measures into effect. Great i'm
portance Will be attached TO their choice a ey-
idence CT their sincerity. General conStitu-
tutional reforms, outside the above measures
VIII not be allowed, unless submitted 10 the
people for ratification.
The Louisiana Legislature elected n l. :
Senator with Randall Hunt. Judge Henry Ber-
ry Of Alexandria, who, before the war, was L.
;. Judge for Western louisiana
Indications are strongly against the Legisla-
ture calling convention.
The Houston Telegraph publishes letter
from distinguished citizen which states that
stonewall Jackson's family are absolutely des-
titutc.
\ committee in the Mississippi Legislature
reported against passing the constitutional
amendment, not from any objection 10 the FIRST
lut the second clause.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


StItROAN. Dtcen,Ier Q. 1865.
The >fEAkER. nj o'clock A. ~. directed
the Clerk Ia c5ll The Toll 10 determine a
quorum; and quorum having been deter
mined
ou motion BY Mr.. HANRICK. the journal
Of Yesterday w. authenticated without read
ing
RiroRr> FROM COMMITTEES.
Nj. lIAMRICk. from tie COMMITTEE -,
Corporations. returned his road llfi N -
90; recommending it, passage
lie alSo ntIrned Dir. kil-sor,fs yoluut,,1, 81.
>oc .atloa lia. "a. II. No. Sl2. with ~, ,r,sc.
nthi inserting after the 1Dth clause r. r.r.t
and maintain public ferries,
Mr.. III MPHREN>. from a majority ~ a..
teniniitee on Fc,- and Salaries. returned Nr
ehihsei delinquent riN hill. II. Il. 3l5. with
an amendment striking cut Tn per cent ana
lie'ftins hNe per cent. in lien: ana =, -,
mendtng it, passage. 'N ," '''oiii-
Mr. BONNER. from the select commit,
thercVn. nturned Common Pleas an : \.
O.; a majority rcccmulendiue it, pa.s,-,. :, -,
cat aIa.usiiaenf
Mr. WHITE, from The same select committee.
on behalf 81 the minority. submitted a report
dissenting from the views 81 The majority BIO
icsing 10 unnecessary 90 make two district.
ont II enc. which l. but an average district
and recommending that the bill tc indehnitel,
postponed
Mr.. IgoNvN stated that NJ was informe
stable
Ar shL ~ said he wa Informed that the
at msement was In accordance with IN,
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From New York.
The Fenian ImbrOgIio- SmalI-pox i'm
the SOuth-Chilian Affnirs.


NEW YORK, December 9.-At the session OF
the senate Of the Fenian Brotherhood held in
New York on the 1th articles of impeach-
ment were filed against John O'AIahonev.
President OF the brotherhood, for perfidity and
malfeasance In office. Charges and Specifea-
tions, which are very minute and vouminous
were served on Mr.. O'Mahony. the following
day, with notice 10 put in his plea or response
within twenty-four hours. under penalty a
having judgment by default recorded against
him.
Mr.. OMahOney having taken no steps 10
meet the indictment against him, the senate
to-day resolved itself into court of judica-
ton, according to the provisions of the ConSti-
tuition, and having investigated the charges,
declared them proved and deposed O'Ma-
honey from the position of President. A
unanimous vote was then passed calling upon
the Nice-Presdent, Mr.. Roberts. to certify by
taking the oath of office, on which that gentle
man was sworn into office; stipulating before
hand that no compensation should be attached
to the position while he occupied it.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, Ii. ID. killian,
has also been dep0sed on grounds similar to
those advanced against Mr. O'Mahonev
An address to Circles has been issued by the
Senate, and forwarded by mail.
The controversy about bonds will be referred
TO the next session of the Fenian Congress.
southern papers mention the continued
spread OF small p0A among negroes, partieu-
larly IN North and South Carolina. some of
the Sea Islands are suffering severely.
dispatch from Washington saws: The
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of tho Argentine
Republic has announced that the CHILEAN pri-
vateers can obtain supplies.
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Another Murder in Central New
York.

ALBANY, December 9.-Anothcr frightful
murder has been committed in Central New
York on the Eth. IL was discovered that Mr..
Crandal and his wife, the former go and the
latter % years Of age, had been brutally MUIR
dered at their residence at COOnt0wn, Otsego
county, six miles from Bergwater on the New
Berlin road. Mr.. &. was shot through the
head, and the brains III his wife beaten out
with blgdgeon. There were 50 goo in the
house not found by the murderers
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AiferAse neut, inserted longer lime than three
meuths viii be charged proportional to the three months
scale
Laca notices. sx lines and under, on Sc: more ID an
Ines AMI less than ten. - co. ten lines 20
cents per line each Insertion.
al transient and occasional Advertisements and Local
sof..s. must be paid for In advance.
Marriage notices. 81. Funeral poticrs. 81.
10 adseffisemeuts with cuts all be taken.
The rates ~ advertising IN the Weekly Sentinel will be
charged Ia the Daily Herald for week
Or loager time.
seueu's discontinued before expiration OF con-
tract will be charged for the time inherited according
The above rates.
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North Carolina Legislature,

RALEIGH, y. c, December 9,-The Legisla-
tur5 counted the vote for Governor today.
Worth received b 80. and Holden .. 500. Ma
jority for Worth, go. Powell received 1872
>tomser %, and X. L. Hoke -. The Lcgisla-
ture had passed joint resolution to inallgu,
rate Worth to-day. reclnded 1t this morning
and passed a resolution TO adjourn on the 18th
inst
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ExEcrIIoN on orFIcIL noNps

On motion by Mr.. CASON. the Judiciary
Committee bill. = No. 80. 10 provide for the
acknowledgment OF the execution of oifici NJ
bonds. and TO declare the effect and Obligation
Of such bonds a between the obligors and the
state; was read the third time.
The bill passed the senate by yeas ~. nays o.
THE MORGAN AND OTHER REBEL RAIDS.
The PRESIDENT pro TEN. announced the
consideration Of the special order for this hour.
viz: Mr.. Nawter's Morgan and other rebel
raids bill. ;. No. l5-the question being on con-
currcnce In the amendments Of the House of
Representatives.
The House amendment striking out the word
g one = IN section | aud inserting I'm lieu the
word q. three. : n the number Of Commission
err; being read
The senate refused o. concur therein by yeas
-. nays 23-as follows.
g Yrks-Nessr- Allison H.ur.isr Csssu -col,h Culsn
Culver D9wney, Fnslsh. Glilrd Hanna, HYATT, Jia-
S,n.. Nsrssaii, Mt.s' stasg, IhomP o.. ys~ter.
NArs-AessTs. Barker. Beesrn. Rouhar, Tr1wn Of
Hamilton. Brown. # Wells Cha.mrn torbia Davis
DOUGLAS, DyEss. fnch. Fale-. Hood. Nllsgan. Moore
Ne~n Stes N'yes. Osier, Reagan, III braoad, Terry.
Dir. WILLIAMS. when hi. nlme wa cali
81. announced that h. had paired OF on hi.
question with Mr.. BRADLEY.
The House amendment providas that the
COMMISSIONS shall Investigate and examine
claims, take flii ana complete testimony ii
witnesses. rcduce u e. writing. and report the
same Tor the action II the next legislature. or
e the General Governments; being read
The senate refused g. concur therein.
The li0ute amendment ~ the effect that il
shall not DC allowed q any person T. receive
any thing under this Act. TIL n or his After
hfN SHAT have first llcd with tn Audi
- 81 Ntite has affidavit. which shall he dated
~ p t.@n TN ,itf- before the issuing II
'us y dtaht' inst DE- D. the original claimant
am since Tie passage ~ this oct. he ha, not
~old Qr tran~l rrei a.. ~4tap a, a,x mr.. ,
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Robbery-Governmc Takes Posses.
sion of a Railroad.

CAIRO, Deceinber H--FOur thousand dollars
were stolen from the Commissary az Columbus.
Kentucky, yesterday, the greater portion Of
which belonged 10 private parties.
III l. reported that the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road, from corinth south, has been taken pos
session Of by the Government for the transpor-
tation Of Government cotton, large quantities
Of which are being stolen
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Robbery i'm Troy. New Work.

TROY, y. L., December 9.-Iast night the
Office Of Roy 4 CO., West Troy, adjoining their
extensive mills, was entered by BURGERS. They
darkened and deafened the windows by mack
ing shawls over them, and then blew onen two
safes, from which they took $4,000 in 800
$1,000 in bank bills, and 600 in specie. They
made their escape with the money. and there
i no clue TO their identity. There was a pri-
waite Waterman in the mills some distance Of.
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r ENOvATORS.
Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment

NvHE USITkDsIArxs pYE-HousK.s no sesoUrH
j Illinois street. Indianapolis, Indiana.
Al this old and well known rn-nt the t.a,..
can have silks and voolsn goods dyed In perm aDent d
eessufs seers and gsnts garments renoss
Ne. aud second hand clothing bought aad so1 ai.o
spsnSs.r cranchin the ine dr.~.
.so,s eicth, OF tear In any garment can b
the place. 10. IS South Illinois street.
A III J0ekPn HARRIs Proprietor.
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ASTROLOGICAL,
"A - It II Oh O Or
Look Out! Good News for ALL
s32. YOUNG LEONIDAS, a32.
GREAT AND REAL PSYCHOLOGIST,
His skill By Thousands has been tried,
Yes, thousands more he'll meet;

His skill BY Thousands has been tried
Yes, thousands more be n meet;
For IN Astr0logy al mortals conhde,
with Prof L-onidss, 231 North Illinois street
LIE TELLS YoU The KyEyTs OF LIFE, AND
II can never be surpassed By any In thi. mystical
sceIee ofthe ssrs He the seventh son Of the
he has been visited by the most eminent men--Doctors
LAWYERS Ministers, Principals OF the best Theoloxc
aud Public Seminzres, Colleges, Academies aud col.
He show. yoa the Likeness Of Jour future Wife and
band ant understands the science Of Atrology the
EzytAn- Persians and Arabans, from books and ora
sies. constantly relied by the Emperor Napoleon.
Queen fliTabeth and DR.. Dee, and Numerous others
once ~ North Illinois street. Astrological
uon-Lafies. one dollar; Gentlemen, two dollars
novi3 d3m
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THE WEEKLY SENTDNEI.

= pablIhsd every Monday, at O. 90 per annum, In
rtsancr.
n mo paper cent without the money. continued
. longer time than paid for.
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From Washington.
Interesting Case I'm the u. y. Supreme
CAnrf.

Interesting Case I'm the u. y. Supreme
Court.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-The Supreme
Court of the United States now has before il
the following ease: The United States plain
tiff in error Is. Leroy VI. Wiley. 1t involves
remit the sentence Of forfeiture Of rebel prop-
erty and reinstate the rebel in all his rights .
There was to this motion Of l.. VI. Wiley. de-
PENDANT and in error, an appeal to dismiss writs
OF error and appeal OF the United States on the
ground that the Presidents pardon and the ae-
ceptance and compliance with the terms there
of; defendant discharged and RENTS forfeiture.
for which sentence Of condemnation was pro-
nounced in the District Court, by pardonng
the acts by which alone all that forfeiture was
incurred.
The cause originated from information filed
in the District Court of the United States for
the Southern District thereof. and one Charles
Grued named "a the informer, under acts of
Congress Of 1861 and 1862, commonly known
As the Confiscation Acts, for the conhscation
and forfeiture of l,lj6 shares of the capital
stock OF the Great Western Railroad Company,
OF 1883. and OF United States stocks Of $50. 600
due, of coupons of bonds of the same corpora
ton. as the property of the defendant; of the
two-fold ground, the alleged information in the
first. Of the alleged use Of property by Mr..
Colley In aid of the rebellion, under acts of
1881, and the second alleged reasonable acts
Of Mr.. Colley's under acts of 1862 The motion
to dismiss this excuse was announced by Mr..
Laroque.
Ii is understood that the constitutionalitv of
the act of Congress prescribing the test oath, is
now before the supreme Court, ON the appli-
cation Of A. III. Garland, Of Arkansas. '1he
whole question Will be presented on Friday
next.
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44TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE
Special Session.

EKroRrxD a. v W. n. BRArIKs
Omissions aud cHrfdilmeHts n these Re-
ports. for cant Of space ia these columns. lriU
Dc printed ia the Brerfer LegiSsGtire reports.
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Mr.. NILES. | desire 10 submit claim
handed 10 me. I hardly know why. in favor
Of the Gas Light Company Of this city. o. gas
furnished To the Governors house during last
session: perhaps reason l. that | was on n
committee, With others. which occupied that
house The bill i, for S65 ~. and think there
Is no doubt. from what | hear that il L. eSr-
rect novel; De referred 60 tue Committee
on Claims.
The motion WAS agreed TO.
And then the senate adjourned under the
order made above TIL Monday. , o'clock. +. VI.
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CIRCUIT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

On motion by Mr.. OYLER. Mr.. Downcy'.
Circuit Court Misdemcanor-Jursdict bill
:. No 300, 10 amend section of I'm Act foI
the organization OF Circuit Courts: approx ed
June /, 1872; was read the third time
The bill passed the senate by yeas 40. nays
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WHITLEY COMMON PLFAs.

Mr.. DOUGLAS. by leave. introduced bill
:. Ne. 3o3l for An Act to lcsalIze aud declare
valid and cflcctual all the orders. judgments,
etc. made and had before the .lu lge Of the
Common Pleas Court Of Whitley Comfy. in
the month Of March in the year l>tj. then and
there before the regular Judge Of said Court :
which was read The rir>t time and passed 10 the
second reading.
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IN SENATE.
SATURDAY, December Q. 1885.

The PRESIDENT pro TEN. commanded or
der nj o'clock A. NJ.
On motion by Mr.. OYLER. the reading Of
Yesterdays journal was dispensed with.
On motion by Mr. CHAPMAN the regular
order Of business was suspended and his State
Debt bill No. 292. wa. read 10y title only and
referred to the Special Committee on that sub
iect.
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JAMES q. BRYANT.
Mr. Dol GLAS offered The following:

ResRrsi. That James G. Bryant be ard he Is hereby
allowed the OF g. 80 for copy Of Cushings Par
haneniaTy law furnished the pres ding officer Of the
Senate the regular session for the year se5; 20 be
paid out Of The fund appropriated for legislative
perScs-
Ii was referred 10 the Committee on Claims.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Mr.. COBB, on leave. introduced bill :. No.
J02 for An Act 10 amend sections ~, ~. ~ and
"a Of I'm Act entitled An Act for the lncOrp0-
ration 81 Insurance Companies, defining their
powers and prescribing their duties. approved
June L.. lSj2; which WAS read the first time
and na.scl 10 The ee.nnl rnn.lins-
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INDIANAPOLIS.

( lFFEh TO TUE TRADE fine selection % eosds
80 inc lowest prices % Chicago Cincinnati or Nee
York Oar Line Of Stationery consists In part II
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p, ss. 5ss:s .;; ma a.. e; s;

S.Ts-Nessrs- Ailiso-, Chapman. Cefhip. CeIver.
Davis. DouEias. Downey. utN.Dt kfoa ufEsn, Niles,
Thompson ard Mr. Pfssl8sEt-l3-
The House amendment providing. In effect.
that II the payments 20 be made by the State
under the provisions Of this Act, shall leave a
deficit In the Treasury. 10 shall be the duty
OF the Governor. Auditor and Treasurer, or 81
a majority Of them. 10 borrow 30 much money
a. may BE- necessary 10 make such payne nt-
for vi ich they shall give the obligation q the
state. payable not later than the 10th u March,
1851. with interest at six per cent; being
read
The senate refused 20 concur therein
The other House amendments, chiefly cieri-
cal, were not concurrcd in.
RAILROAD JAxsfIoS.
Mr.. COBB moved 70 make the bin, ii. X. l5s,
providing for the valuation and assessment Of
Railroad property, the speIial order Tor Mon
dav, o'clock ?. NJ, and that zoJ copies thereof
BE- printed.
Mr.. NILES was gratified with the motion T.
print the bill for, In hi- judgment, IL en-
braces as fair provisions a. the wit Of man can
make.
Mr.. CHAPMAN desired all the bills on thi.
subject printed; and raised point Of order a
70 the present condition Of these Railroad
bills.
A long discussion ensued in which the his
tory u these bills were recited and their
course traced through the last and the present
session ;-Me-sr-. NAWTER, NILES, COBB
CORBlN, WILLIAMS and the president
pro tenn. taking part. Amer which
~. mot ~ -"
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Mr.. OYLER, from The Committee ON organ
izltion Of Courts. returned Mr.. BOnham's bill
:. No. 316. 10 amend section 26 Of An Act pro-
viding for the election and qualification of Jus
tees of the Peace. etc; recommending il pass
age.
Mr.. COBB. from the Committee on the State
Library. returned Mr.. OVERS bill, :. No. Isl /.
Increasing the salary of the state Librarian
from $500 10 $1,000 per year; recommending its
passage.
These bills Were read the second time. and
paSsel 10 the fhirl ra.lIinr.
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ON motion by Mr. CASON. the Judiciary
Committee bill. :. No. ~. 10 provide for the
acknowledg ment OF the execution of Official
bonds. and TO declare the effect and Obligation
Of such bonds n between the obligor- and the
state; was read the third time.
The bill passed the senate hy yeas a. navSO
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ryyHE HERALD sIxpxkr h prepared % bia1 Aass-
\ xinss IN al syl<A
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Merchants. Insurance onoes. cOznsy or,oes RAfrssd
Inc vii DO vel TO call and see oar stock b>fors ps,.
chasing elsewhere.
Orders - nal fIied promptly.
n0fl3 din