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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE t. hereby given 10 all persons Interested
~ that the following accounts Of Administrators, EN
rtuto aud Guardians. have bses filed md passed In the
Registers office of Buticr county and will bepte>cuted
to the Cuurt fr confirmation AMI allowance, Melnes
day, june It'll, A. u. 1865.
IA of Il u Dcwolf decd Guardian Of Kitty Ann
and Lmma Ncyman, by his Executrix Cdtharne DeWolt
Final Account Of james Dunlap, Ear. Of James ".
Dunlap, decd. Filed March /, 1866.
f. A. Of Elizabeth Clark, Admir- of James CLARK decd.
Filed March 7, 1866.
A. of James White Admir- of Peter Bc,lillion lie
ceased. Filed March 10 1876.
IA Of James M'Colluin, admir- of Margaret M'Co
lum decd. Filed March %, 1866.
IA. of II. II. slttor. Guardian of Charlotte Rich
mond. Filed March Is, 1866
+. A. II. II. slatnr Guardian of Elizabeth Rich
mpnd Piled March IS, 1906.
"a of II. H. slator. Guardian of Clara Bell Rich
mqnd. Filed March Is. $500.
r. A. of II. H. slltor. Guardian of Emira Richmond
Filed March IS, 1865.
+ A. OF Nancy Il. noon and Thomas Hoon, Ex'rx
Fx of John iIoou. decd. Filed March 81, 1896
IA of Margaret M'Aalllstcr. Adm'rN of Francis NJ
Alster, deed Filled March 81 1866
FA of John Mnrrin. Ex Of Philip Murrin decd.
Filed February 9. 1896.
"A. IF s. D. Meals and .Jacoi. Daubcnspeck Exr's of
Daniel VI Gals deed. filed Feb. y, 1866.
IA. OF VIM smyth Guirdan of Franklin Preston
Myers. Filed Feb. q 1886.
+. A. of WIN. Gei-lrr and Gottlleb Zimmerman, Ex-
ccutOrs of Anna Christenn Geisier dec d.
Filed May l, lSbb
T, A. of Alex. Bilpl Ex'r Of Christopher Russell,
deed. Filed May l. 1865,
r. A. of r. M'Kinnis Admir- Of Andrew M,ktnnis,
decd. Flied April3, 1SGG.
f. A. of John l.. IInslrtt, Admir- AMI Anna Magee,
Adm'x of VIM. Magcc, decd Filed Anrl I, 1866.
r. A. Of Colbert Gillcland Admir- of Jamos MCand-
less deed Filed Apr II, 1870
A of EhcncZcr Doll-, Guardian Of Auna Eliza Me
Bride, deul Filed Apr16. 2sG6
"A of Johnston White, Admir- of David Campbell,
lcc'c Filed Apr l6, 1856
J 4 Of Isaac sutton Admir- of Christian Beghly,
decd Filed April ~ 1916
Partial Account of J NJ Lawrence, Exr of Zvbulon
Cooper, dec d Filed Apr % 1896
"a of Israel Cookson james ALTMAN, Exrs of
Jacob Stout, deed Filed April ~, 1850
than IIockt nberry decd Filed April3o, ls'5
FAof Il T Christy, Adm'r, De Bons Non, Of FOL
ford. deed Filed April 80, lSGB
FAofA W Lane, tiuardan Of Cutharine Fleming.
Piled April 10, 1866,
FA Of W Lane, Guardian of mnrs Fleming
Filed April 30. 2S66
FA of A W Lane, Guardian of Elizabeth Fleming
Filed April 30 ,SjG
fAor w Lane, Guardian "f samuel Fleming
Flied AIrl3, lSGG
FAof A Lane, Gunrii of VI rgtrct flem
Ing Piled April ~, 1865
FAe efAW Lane, Gualdi,n Of William Fleming
Filed April 81, 1865.
Partial account of suscpl u tirecr, Admir- Of Jane
Greer, Deed Filed May II, 1906
FAuf W Brown Guardian of Long Filed
May /, 1866 JAS KENNEDY,
Register.
Nay John II Crafty
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
1866.

SEKEEPERs upuhled with vcrinin need he - no
longer If they use tCost2rs' Extcrmnator. We have
used IL to our satisfaction; and If box coss S.,
would have it, We lavo tried puisons but they effected
ntthing: but "Cosars' article knucus the breath out
Of Rats itnncIics, Ants. aud DcdBugs quicker than
wo can write II. II l. In great demand all the
country lfcdiRd Ohip Gdsetie.
M See "CnsTAR's" advertisement above.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
NOTICE.

Wiz nneersigned having obtained the patent Of W.
Il ". Willis celebrated stump extractor for the
eounts OF Bnticr and part Of Armstrong, we,d res
machine and is now prepared to extract snnps and
move stones anu buildings on reasonable terms
Call on, address
r. u SHEPARD,
Brun Post Office,
Butler county, Pa.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
STRAY MARE.

STKAfED away nom the undersigned, living In the
- borough of Butter, Monday, April 81, lsG6.a
BAY MAkh, about AZ hands high, years old light
lead to Ter recovery returning her will he suitably
rewarded IOIN URRG
nay9 ,3t.l
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
nUrLER MNltKETs.

BUTLER, Pa. May i6. 1866
BUTTER-Fresh Roi, % cents per pound
bEANS-White, 100 per bushel.
nARLEY-Sprne 90
bEESWAX-3 rents per pound.
EGGS-t2 cents per dozen
FLOUR Wheat, IS so to GOO per hnnd.; Rye 400;
fuckweent, 411per hunt.
fRutT-Dr, 'd Apples lets. per M Dried Peaches
rs cents r N.
FEATIlERsl--50 cents per pound.
GRAiN-Wheat S2,01 per Jusie Rye, 20. oats. 4o''
Corn ~ Duckwheat, Tic.
GROCEHI Es-Cofrce RIo 20 per pound; Java, 3D.
nrnvn Sro., tsrner ,,au,i. do White 90 NO. Moa4
es 81 .25 cents per dion; syrnp ! W ana Si''o'
IIlDRs-T cents per pound
LARD-lf cents per pound
NAIIS-SgO0 per kce.
poTAToES-sl.2j % per bnshel
rORK-shoulders, Ice; Fitch, lies hansi Is per
pound.
RAGS cents per pound.
EICE-l5 cents pei pound.
SALT-s3,50 per barrel.
TALLOW-l5 cents per pound.
WOOL1-5Oe per pounl
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
1866.

"COsTAR'S' RAT ENTERNINATOH t. simple, safe
and snrc-fhe most perfect RIrihcat1u meeting we
have attended Every rat that can get IT, properly
prepared will eat IT, and every that nts Il VIII die
generally ut place distant possible from
where IL was aken.-L Lrte Share Nct, Mirror
So. COsT tn's advertisement nlupyr
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23

Hon James Kerr. wfh be cnnd,la'e fr Congress a
The Primary chcib sui jrc 10 the district conference
MANY Citi7rus.
H. MJnnkin Eel will he candidate for Congress nj the
primary ton -uijec - the District conference.
Many Republicans.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
Dissolution.

NOTICE il hereby given to all persons in tarasted
N that the partnership IL the Saddle K uarness I'm
ness heretofore existing under the nre ami ttIe of
se'lwick Nen ih own, has this day (Aprl 2Si been
dissolved y mutual consent T. Ne having Hetired from
the Arm The business will hereafter be conducted by
J. A. sedwiek r 2. Brown IN whose ha1tIs fle- ac
counts Of the previous firm len for collection
}. A. SEDWi6K,
D.. SEFF
Butler may vthi 1866. =. y. Brown
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
Trcas.r.s snIn Of snnao.n r4nne,s,

DunliC NOTICE Is hereby given that ngrccaby to
Act passed The 2Jtll day of April. lStI entitled
Act Ia reduce the Stat, debt and fr other purposes
in Butler county Pa will he exposed to sale for arrears
of taxes At the Commissioners oice,on tlieist Monday
of June, 1896, to wit.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs
FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE lot Of ground. containing nearly four
n acres, located Immediately west of the borough,
and rnde1 o the forth mud west by the creek, the
south by lands nf john Ncgey. il offered for sale
reasonable terms For particulars enquire Of Mrs.
Nathaniel Walker, or at this office
mayl6, ,'t6-3.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
1866

VOICE FROM THE FAR wEsT.--spcaking Of
'Cosnrs Rat, RoTcli, Ant, &c Extermnat"rs--"morc
grain and provisions destroyed annually In Grant
County 10y vcrmn than would pay for tons II this Rat
and Insect Killer -LtRctstcr Uis, Herdh.
In Soc ..Ln.tnr.al n.lNcrttcmcIlt hLlNe.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
Trial List for June Term, 1866.

Alldl 1lSt lOl u uuC 1Cllll, lOOO.
FIRST WEEK.
Freeman Kirk RS. Hon. Samuel MARSHALL ct. al.
VIM. Lennon Jacob Mechling.
John Russell Charles Cochran, ct. al.
Conrol Snyder John Webb.
Bcniaman Doutltou Robert Dolds.
John Negley rs Wm. vogely, ct. al
SECOND WEEK.
Wilson X Potts Willilalt Fre,erick ct. al
Isaac SpoDser RS. David Marshall.
John NJ Divitt samuel Loudon, Exrs of James Lo
g"c, decd VIM. Loguc.
Eeauor Hines vs.. samuel Winner, Jr.. It. nj.
Isaac English, ct. al Robert Alien.
wm Forquer Hugh wm. Murrln, Exrs OF J no
Murir, Dee.
wm. Fowler David EcDonald'
Casper Elm rs. Henry Strut
wm, Layton James L. Chambers.
WI. ST00fS, Proih'y.
prothonotary's oTic,. Nav
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
1866.

RATS rersns RTRDS-WhOcycr engages in shooting
small birds IL u cruel n1n whoever aids ir eNtermna-
ting Rats l. hracfictor We should like Tn
give us the benet Of their experience in driving out
these pests We need something besides dogs cats aud
traps for this business -ScientHc Inisrir'tH, " J,
E1- See 'Custar's" advertisement above
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
1866.

FARMERS AND HousEKEEPERs. should rccollect
that hunrtrls of dollars worth Of train, Provisions,
&C. are annually destroyed by Rats, Mice Ants and ot
er insects and yerininnil uf which he prevented
10y few dollars worsh Of "Crstarsi Rat, Hoaeh, Ant,
&C., ExtcrIpinatur, bpught aud used freely.
E,,- See "Cnstar's advert iscnent above.
20 Sold in Butler, Pa, by all Druggists and Dea-
lcrs. April H. Ob,;biH"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


"A IN NUtJ NlJh hM LIN lOt
'oSoHEsH'
Hon James Kerr. WI hc cnndiae f,r Congress
The Primary chcih sui Jrc Z" the district conerrer.
Many Citi9rus.
=, ,,.,,, +, ,,r,.,,,, c,r ,,,,,r,s, ,t,,,
,rin,r, ,i,t ,, .uI.,t I, tue Di.trrt onf.rrt,,.
H' Many Rrnubtirun.
'
ASSEMBLY.
NJ, rr,,oy Won a, M ,l,,,., nnnoupcc t,e name of
Dr Josiah M'CandI,s+ Of C,ntre townsl,ip ns c,nd.
~ " -,
pubi'an primary election an oblise
MANI ftehnS'
u,,rv 1,,w win h, cmitL ,.af A.,,bry .ur,.
Ject t, the Republican Primary election.
1900. ,.,,, ,,,,
ASSOCIATE JuDdE
Mr. Tdtnr-ricrse ann"uncc the name n James
Campbell uf the Borough of Butte. NJ u ctudilat. rr
AsAcint. Judge subject 20 tia DECISION Of the uuion
Espuhlican party at the primary election
Ain pn rI,,s. ,r,,,,,. a.. Mann, ~, t,y EI,,.,
cnI H can,Ii, w. .oft ,,i'e ~ I,S S.. ,o, -,
to m. decision nf tie Rennlicnn Primary mi
van viii hIi, W" M @ ~ i,,, ''''
", l,y;,a. . W., tt,.,.,, r ci;,,o, IN -
,r,,J at tIe nnrr,,ri,, ,rir,,r, i e., W. r. ~ i
- ,'f,. ii,,,,, "7 i''' ~ ' r, -, ~
'' ol,.hh'S'
, N'' hdior ;-,itH'' "nn"nmre o." n'i"e OF Ihomn'
HrrNcy' ni MnliNrf"k, asa rhmlllnt" tnr Associate
s.na" sn,ySy, ,,' =, W., hl,ui'igyh '"eF'
~ wv" "l1"'''''''7 i''''''' ''''''" nIi III ,,iis
'''''"'
Joseph CumminS. Of Marion township will be
dictate r A'Sc ate Jug" subject 10 the decision Of the
ensuing krrubiicnn County Convention
Many Republican voters
supr,yp
ShHh'r T.
Mn Eprr Please announce tho name Of s. Il
Jvc' To tc decision OF the l'rnhllc'n County 'puv"u-
'inm
tLtD uii"h iaJih ra; No.@ and llth Ph CT7hN
CAPTAIN HHlu entered the scryir" "f his country
az tbe p gogor ami t,,ro,t M. n,i, & " l &
saI t,rou, tbo several pg,i. 10 Nm .yt, bdnor
:, hI,n.'ir ,ni q, Ia. 'o,,,',,i ,, - w, - , ' ,r
years OF harl-ips an prYon', rel unclt to t-fi"ni.
~ ,Ii, ~ " "''"''1' Nv y S"''''i WV
gyrr ,I,Gulin, to.c ,rnr i,,I.. which c,,.t, hin, In
thr .,nn,,t cf lie r,nnt,,,,.., ~ ~ "
Wv W "'' '''''' w,,. s,,,i,., + ,e,.,n
' '"
hR Emt'h,-,aH VIII p"n'" nnnNnhc" the nam" ni
Jeremiah n Nungrr OF summit town,hin NJ 20 ram
urNT tr Sherin SUBJECT 70 We voice "i lie people ~
Ne ui,,..r r',. ,n 80 ,,. A. u, ~, ~ ~ Nv
Ia.ncemrnt Of the rebellion, T. lclvca helpless family
and march forth IN TIE defence " his country in Com
T.ny D. 61l Rrs.. T. ", htsrryci hi- country honest
ly; WAS several times severely iuusri i, we'll qaalihrd
the Office We therefore ash tic pc're ~ support
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23

Mn. EnIroH : Won will please announce the name Of
DR. Josiah M'Candess, of Cantre township. cand-
slate for Assembly, subject to the decision of thu Re
publican primary election, anl oblise
Man; Friends.
Hurry PHI wv will ba a IN iii ,tefr 4 ..emby sub
ject the Republican Primary election.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
CLERK OF COURT,

M. Editor Please announce the name Of Joseph
Mcchling candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Court subject to the decision Of the Republican con
Nehtion' Hnd obigc Many Republican Voters.
FELLOW SOLDIERS AMI CTTzEYs-I am n candidate for
The office of Clerk of the court subject to the decision
OF the Republican party, at the primary election
am Resident Of Bntler borough, (formery of Penn
township,) enstedn Co. II, 102i Regiment 70 Yol'
aud had the nf mtunc to lose my arm al the late
of Cedar Greek, Va and therefore, respectfully solicit
your support FRANK VI. EASTMAN
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
1866.

INCREASE OF RATS-Tli' Fjrmcrs GtsciiS (Eng
lisl AMI proves 10y figures that pair Of RATS
will have groseny aud dcccnlans less than ISL 900
in three years Now, unless this immense funlly
he kept down, they would consume food than
would sustain G5uHO human heingS.
E1- See .Costar's advertisement above.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23

Mn. En-NWu VIII please Announce the name nf c. T.
Anlcrson II hr lior,unh Of Butler, candidate for
Pr"honrtnry, subj ct to the decision Of the Union r
inary election. Many Citizens.
AR. EntroR .-plcase anTou nee the name OF s. Me-
Clymnnd' " the Bnrnush of Pnrtcrsvc ~ a r4snd
date nr rrnthonntury. subject T. the decision # the
Republicans nt their prm ~ election. In urging tho
nomination Of Mr.. AcCivnnn ls,w think We are aSkins
nothing more than l. due this section of the cmnty
Fri.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
COMMISSIONER.

Hn. Ep:-By the request of Of my friends have
consented to come once before the public eau
tatc for Commissioner, subj the decision of the
rrmry election; being before the public three wears
ani i correctly infin,ted. second highest. / do
not ieci dtspsed To CANVASS respectfully submit my
claims TO the public for tue last time
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
TrcnsureF's Sale.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that ngrccaly to
| an Act Of Assembly. passed the 9Th iny Of March
D.. 500. entitled an Act Ia Amend the Act entitled
Directing the mode of selling Unsoated lands and Tn
seated lus, In Butler County. Pa, will bs sxI"scd to
sale fir the of taxes at the Comm iSSoners
Office, the First Monday If June, 1866, to wit
J,,,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.


Mn EnIr, Please nnnounco tho ntnIc Of s. II
Nsyl'tf, Of winfield tp a candidate fr sheriff sub
jrct tie decision Of the Republican Cauty Cuuycu-
siNh
NHtr) Cutain i5gth Pa No's and ilth Pi Cw1Iv.
Captain llRltt entered the service f his country u an
"El 'tcl uun in ~. when III" Rrhrl Army North
of the Ptumnc. Rui through lis merits pas
s"l through tho several grnlr4 to cant i'm irit Honor
u him-clf and to his cnnuutn an after oycr tlrcc
Errs OF har-hps AM priyon. rel jrnc 10 hi- "n-
Sn home with an unstnnetl character solier amd
officer
Ever defending those principles which cnt.tc him tp
the saprnft of his country yn.u.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23
CORONER

. Nh. EDTroR--Please announce the Of James
kearns, OF summit tp cauddatefDr Coroner sub
lecto the decision of the Union Republican primary
s'en, and obiige Many friends OF Kearn> both
Citizens and Soldiers
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23

Mn. EDITOR -pleaSa announce tho name Of j. n
CLARK, Esq. OF the borl Of Bntcr, f'rncrly uf wort
'rp, This Co and hate Prirute IN the 7sth Reg Pa Va
c4ndilat" fur pieih notary, Of Butler 10 suhiec
70 the decision Of the Union Republican Primary Elr,
tiun MANY NorgRs
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23

Mr. ED,--You will please annonnce the name ,f s.l,s
IIsif%an Esa. Of the e. 1epoag o. saxonburg as can
'hdatc Tor the Once OF tonniy Commissioner.
hce-4an English and German scholar lie served his
n loptcd country in the Mexican war under folaneis
BLACK, aud IN the recent war; in the 18th Regiment m
vol. was prenocd 70 the 81 Bieutenaney an! ssTrr.f
until he aud his company honorally DISCHARGED =
Many Of his friends aud country would consider his
nomination deserving his manifested uaion feet
ing Subject to the decision Of the primary election
Many friends of the Union
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23

John W brandon. of Connoqueucsslng tp, Isannoun
ccd by his friends, candidate for County Commits.
tonof sect TO the voice Of the Republican voters AZ
expressed at the primary election. Many Friends.
Mn. EDs-hir Adam Hisor, of Worth tp will lie sup
ported by his numerous friends, for County Cornmis
ny election. waa.,h
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23

Mn. En- You will please announce the name of u
G. Ayrcs of Butler p late private in Co l. l03l Rcgt
Pa Vet Vol, cad ldate for Register Recorder,
subject to the decision OF the Republican primary
ton.
Mr.. Avrcs enlisted in 1851, nnl scrvc1 his country
until the battle of the Wildcrncss in which he lost his
len leg Feeling that he is deserving young mat anl
competent to fill the office submit his case to the
Union men OF Butler county.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-23

MR.. hD--picase announce the name of g. H. Gump-
per- OF the Borough Ut ailleHstcwn for County Auditor
for yerrs and oblige Many Citizens
MR. Ep-pease announce the name Of J Calvin Glen
~ Say - for County Au itor for year aud obliaa
Many Citizens
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-14

On the other hand, I have no idea that
the northern members of the Convention
will expect or exact Of them any thing
that would be unworthy, relative TO the
past. The Convention meets to gather up
tho fragments Of the strife and bind them
together. 1t meets to restore harmony
and end that wretchcd sectional wa kept
IN by the Radicals the past congressional
session to maintain power and patronage
In their own hands. Believing that sucha
war inevitably tends to disruption and
ruin, their object Is to save the Govern
ment by taking il out Of the hands OF the
revolutionary and destructive party which
controlled the legislative department and
INSTRUCTED every measure Of the execu-
tive for the restoration Of peace and har-
mony to the country. This is the great
offence. This is what Forney calls "coolly
preparing to resume control Of the Govern
ment," and which excites his indignation
aud his Ly locritical appeals to the mob not
to visit upon the Convention the wrath
which they have provoke:
President johnson ha - ,)aSsed through
the severe trials Of the congressional sea-
son admirably well. His health is good.
Last night, during the sererade of the Ma
rine Band on the public gr mds, he made
his appearance and moved freely and
ch~eerfully among the people, exchanging
pleasant talk with them. No man in his
office was ever so severely tried; no n
could have borne his trials with more firm
ness and both mental and physical COM
posure. A. B. C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-14
Horrible Murder In BostOn-Arrest OF
the Supposed Perpetrators.

The Boston Traveller gives the details.
as far as known, of the circumstances at
tending the murder last Monday ola young
man named Michael O'lIarc, who resided
at No. Z Stillman street, in that city. lie
was found shot through the head, and at
first it was thought he had committed sui
| eide. Further Investigations have dcvc-
loped strong circumstantial evidence that
a Young man named John Brown, only
twenty-five years of age, killed him. His
wife, upon being questioned, said she left
the room TO get some kindlingS to make a
fire with the next morning, and that when
she returned she found her husband lying
on the floor in q pool of blood. Her state
ments were somewhat conflicting, and she
at first refused to give the officer any in
formation as to who had been with her
husband previous to the affair, remarking
that she did not want that man mixed up
In tho affair.
At last, however, she said that Brown
had been in his company ten minutes be-
fore. 1t was also learned that Brown had
spent money with the deceased, and they
seemed to be on very intimate terms OF
friendship. The officer made Il search Tor
the suspected person, but could not find
him. The search was continued, and
Brown was arrested Thursday night. The
room was searched 10 find the revolver
with which the deed had been committed,
but the efforts of the officer and physicians
were fruitless. Mrs. O'lIarc remarked
that after her husband shot himself he
must have thrown the revolver out OF the
window-a statement that was simply rldl-
culous, the front of the mans skull being
entirely crushed in. Since Sunday night
she produced a small pistol belonging to
her husband, and says he probably. shot
himself with it; but experts state that It
has not been discharged, from appear
ances, for six months.
Mr.. O'Hare was shot through the right
eve, the ball passing through the head and
lodging against the back of the skull,
where il was found lattencd. Upon eX-
aiming him several blows were discovered
on his head, and fragments OF the skull
found in tho blood on tie floor, one of
which was an inch and Il quarter i'll length.
The physicians who examined the deceased
state that they never saw a man so terri
bly, beaten.
Officer Twombly found q Ratchet with
blood stains upon it and some hairs, though
an attempt had evidently been made to
wash the stains of. There then seemed
to be no doubt that some person had en-
tered the room, SHOT Mr.. OnHare, and after
wards took the Ratchet and pounded him
over the head with it.
Brown and Mrs. O'Hare are reported to
have been ver..' intimate. Both are in ar
rest, awaiting the action of the grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-14

An IMPROVED TELEGRAPHIC CABLE.-An
improved cable for submarine telegraphic
service has lately been patented, in which,
although it is scarcely an inch in dame
ter, there arc six distinct and separate
conductors, capable of transmitting six dis
patches at one time. BY this plan six in
struments can be attached to either end,
and the number of words the cable is capa-
BILE of transmitting is greatly increased.
This cable is infexible as a good hempen
rope, and its strength is said to be fully as
great as that of the kind general in use
with a single wire. The breaking of any
of the conductors in no wise affects the re-
mainder.