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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-03

will be furnished with single tickets Of
admission at any Of the ticket Offices for
twenty five cents, or five for one dollar.
Children under ten years old, free. These
tickets must be delivered to the gate
kanners nS vnu mss LII
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-03

Opportunities tc do good create OBJ
hsstien. He that has the means must be
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-03
KNITTING MACHINES.

TNII undersigned would inform the pubic. that he is
| prepared u sell the Dalton Family Knitting Ma
chineho strongest most simple and best In the world
Patented " 1861. and perfected in 1861. Tins ma
ohinc will not Only do plain wv X, such rs -uck+, &C.
but al4o fancy knitting with perfect AMI heautl
tul stitch. II will knit comforts Nubics sc, twenty
articles Any pers wishing 10 btain viii plea'
nsed for circular. Address q icnsing stamp
r. = SAWIIIi,L Tolcuuple,
snh u rec Agent f.r iiut', y ','' =
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-03
BAND OF MUSIC.

A good band of music will occupy a
prominent stand on the grounds during
ha fair
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-03
1866.

VOICE FROM TIE FAR wRST~~speakug Of
'Costarsi' Rat, Roach Ant, &c Extern nstors"mor.
grain and provisions destroyed annually In Grant
County by yernin than would paw for tons of this Rat
and Insect Kiiier "--LdHcaster Wis, Heratd.
Es- See ..Costaf.s advertisement abUvs.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-03
THE ADDRESS.

Professor w l. Brugh will deliver al
add, ess, on the subject Of Agriculture
VIA M,E0 KRA
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-03

The following are the rules under
which competitors for premiums In the
above class must be governed:
1st. 10 have the grounds accurately
measured by not less than two disinter-
ested persons, whose statements must be
verified by affidavit. A statement of the
kind aud condition Of the soil, the vari-
ETY. and quality of the seed planted or
sown, and the mode and expense of cul-
tivation must be presented in writing be
fore premium will be awarded.
I'd. The whole amount of roots, grain
or grass produced TN the amount of land
specihed, must be measured or weighed /;
root crops divested of their tops and es
timated their weight-sixty pounds
to e considered bushcl-and grain
crops to be weighed or measured accord
ng to the usual standard
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-03

RATS rersus 8IRDs-Wltoevcr engages in shsotng
small birds is cruel man; Whoever aids in extetmna-
ting Rats Is he Ieftrtur We should like some ore TO
give Us the benefit ct tef experience in driving out
the posts We need something hcSles dogs cats aud
traps Tor this lusiar~s Scientific Aai>rfcsH. ". L.
Es- See "Costxt's' advertisement above
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-03

TO our premium list 1t has been teyised
with great care, and with direct reference
to the liberal encouragement of all class
es of industry and commendable enter
prise. Look over the list at your leisure;
note the premium you wish to draw and
see to it that some of your neighbors
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-03
LIFE-GIVING PILLS |!
An Eterna1Spring!
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES

II !eit for this day realize the dream
and show in glorious fact the mcgc that made IL
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-09-07
Guardian Sale.

In Proba'e-nanitowoc County Court. II the
matter OF The guardianship Of tie minor heirs
Of William J.. Shoyer, deceased.
NOTICE i hereby giver, that by virtue ar q
/ in puIsu ,ncc Of an Order Of License, made
III said matter on the Goth day OF August A. d.
1866 by the unity court Of said county, IT, 9
undersigned, Will am II. llani ton, guar Ian Of
the said minor heirs of sail dsce,set will. OF
Monday the 18th day If september A. D 1866,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of sad day, at
the Probate Office in sad county offer for sale,
at public veLdle, the following described lands.
to-wlt The undivided one third part Of lot No.
one, in block No. one hundred ana fifty seven,
IN the village and county OF NInitowoc.
The ."rms Of sale, cash.
WILL M II. HAMILTON,
Guardian.
Dated at AaGtowoc the 2o.h day Of August
A D. 1865 esL
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Administrators Sale,

IN Observation-Disclosures County Court
In the m,tter of the estate of Michael Der
ming, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue and
~ in pursuance of an Order of License,
made il sa d matter. on the Goth day of August
4. d. 1866, by the County Court of said Coun-
ty, the undersigned, Administrator on the
estate Of said deceased, viii, On Monday, tn
10th day of September, A. D. 1866, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
Probate Office in said County, offer for Sale, at
Public Vendue, the following described lands,
to-wit. The south west quarter of the north
east quarter Of section 3D. town u. range %
cast, in the County Of Manitowoc. The terms
Of Sale, Cash. FELIX WALSH,
Administrator
Manitowoc, angus. %, 1866 8-5-3t
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JOHN Eg. EsEIssaasr.

Comfy Surveyor Of Nonitoaroc County
RESIDENCE, MAR cLAEK's MILLS.
VIII promptly attend to all business entrusted
10 him. Orders may DC left at the Store OF NJ
NJ ahoney, or at tie Office OF the Manitowoc
PILOT
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JOSEPH SYMES,


DGilhF III
STOVES; TIN, SHEETIRONAND
CoPperrare Manufacturer.
A IL KINDS Of repairing Zone. Eighth
Il Street, opposite the Tribune Printing
Office
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u. EsssEvs az.

S"rueyor aud Crit Engineer.
d FSIDENCE rear Clark's Mills, anitowol
II county. Orders left at the store Of
Mahoney will be promptly attended to.
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Empire Shuttle Sewing Ma
chimes

Arc superior to all others for
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
PURPOSES.
Contain all the latest improvements arc
speedy; noisele-s; durable; and easy to
work.
Illustrated Circulars free. Agents wanted.
Liberal discount allowed No consignments
made.
Address, EMPIRE S. NJ co, GIG
S-2ly Broadway, New York.
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GEO. REED.

attorney and Counsellor at Lo",
uas resumed the practice Of his profession IL
Mantowoc, and car now promise TO Civ
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
II Collections made in any part Of the State
For few weeks lis Office viii be found at
mis- dwelling house.
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BEER s. KERN.

York Stree, Monitopoc
nEALERs in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocke
IL ~, Fancy Goods, Glass Ware. Boots and
Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Paper Hangings,
Hats and taps, Toys, Children's Cabs, Live
Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &C., &c. share OF public patronage
is solicited
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Cattle Fairs and Shows at
Lenaville's Corners,

A Cattle Fair and Show will b held at
LENAVILLE'S CORNERS, four miles west of
Mauitowoc.
On SATURDAY, June 1G
On SATURDAY, Sept. Is. and
On SATURDAY, December. 10, 1866.
Ample preparations. will be msde for the care
of Cattle and other animals, and the farmers OF
the county may rest assured that their wants
will be attended to.
FRANCIS LFNAVILLE.
Lenaville's Corners June 6, 1866 4G-6m
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q. TORRISON s Co.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugsa aud Medicines, Glass, Nails
etc, Produce of all kinds wanted, nl-tf
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For sale--Ehcap and VALUABLE
Property.
Cattle Market!
At Brandeis' & Teveles' Store
In Franklin

= Nhe undersigned respectfully inform the peo>
l. pie of the north part of Mani owoc and
south part of kewaunee counties that they have
established A store on the four corners near the
corner of Franklin and Kossuth, where they
propose to hoda
CATTLE MARKET AND SHOW
on the first Tuesdays of july September, NJ
vembe, January, March and DAY, and respects
fully ask the attendance of farmers and pros
ducers to be present with their cutie, horses,
&c. BRANDEIS & TEVELES
FRANKLIN, JuEe 6. 1866. 46-6m
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CLIFFORD & GIBSON'S
Photographic Emporium and
Portrait Studio.
No. 1875 Wisconsin ST,
MEEW AUKEE, WISCONSIN.

WE CLAIM to have the largest sky-lght-
w the largest Camera-in the State, We
are making full life sized Photographs upon
heavy card board or Painters canvass, which
for prefecture of detail and depth of tone and
decacv of tint we calleuge the world to excel.
These Photographs when we coor them ia o il
passes all the truthfuluess of the Photograph,
and stand forth beaming in life aud beauty.
Send us picture (no matter how small or
faded) and give Us description of the com
plection, coor of hair and eyes, and for a fair
compensation we will return it and its duplicate
enlarged to any required sizs--ind splrndidly
coored in oil. When you visit Milwaukee DO
not fail to come and see the Mammoth Photo
graphic Eestab lishment Of the West.
Clifford & Gibson are also agents for the sale
of the celebrated Roettgar Solar Camera.
vs.
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JOHN <ss.EiEsE.

Dealer in Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, Tables,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, &c, next door to Dr..
kAsToS's, sisnitowoc, Wisconsin. v7ol2
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S. 3. SHERWOOD,
Real Estate Agent.

Has for sale considerable quaint us o
Farming. Pine, and Hemlock lands in Mani
towoc. he waunee, Brown and Calumet counties.
Also, some pine tmoer-some improved farms
IN Manitowoc county-some houses and lots in
village of Manitowoc, and some lots in vi llage
of Two Rivers
Pe-s)ns wishing 10 buy, or havinC business
in relation to real estate, wishing to have done
by an agent, are respectfully requesed to give
bin call, either personally or By mail, at the
:" WILLIAMS House," Mauitowoc, Wis.
Manitowoc, April %, 1866. en-
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LEO. n. WOODEN.

Attorney and Counsellor At Lar,
And District Attorney for Mapltowoc C0unty,
Wisconsin Office on the corner of ok
and Eighth street, HUfBNER's Block, North
Side. Will hereafter be fcuud in b Office
from 81 A. NJ, until P. NJ, All business
entrusted to his care will BE- prc mptiy and
faithfully attenGe to. Advise no gestly gwen,
for which a reasonable charge will be made
Ali parties liable to Sue and be sued
please give call.
BE ye not deceived
Manitowoc, Feb. IS, 1868.
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Attorneys and Counsellors at La'
Office on FORK Street, Manitowoc, Man &c
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
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HENRY SIBREE,
IuAifGc Of The E,Gace.

OFFICE-HEUBxER's building, corner Of York
Il Eighth SIS, Mani,owoc, W!s, viii make
collections, ply taxes search the records,
draw deads, mortgages and contracts, de-
All business entrusted to him VII receive
prompt attention. v6n45
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6ESAs. a. fssIs siEs.

Justice of tie Peace, NoIary Public, Genera
Conveyaucer. and Agent tor the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. Will attend to
the payment Of Taxes, &c. Office south Of
the Court House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-05
From san francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 4.-The exevni-
natlon OF witnesses before the United
States Commissioner, in the cnse of
1as!on Dartois, charged with piracy, in
SSeIZlng the brig Basco at Cape st.
GreaS, ELECTED the fact that the brig
sniled from here under MaxfmiJian'S
colors, and that MaXimilian's signature
was attached to the vessels reTister
fuTther examination was POSTPONED.
ana DartolS was permitted to leave
without giving bonds. His recommit-
ne IL was =! subsequently, procured, but
lease. MS 10
Honolulu papers OF Nov, 18th. saw
That the Liabilities of Walker, Allen Il
GO: are 100000, with the assets noIni-
nally at 500, 900. The creditors had nc-
copied the proposition of an extension
OF ~ months with payment of 40 per
cent. the first ten months. This ar
rangement goes into effect Nov. Let
under the control of n board CONSISTING
tors. b '--9 "a '''-
Influenza and other diseases are very
prevalent on the Islands,
queen Emma was to give reception
M Sr1te S ceremony on Nov. 2lst, to cele-
Z: kaptakes, distinguished chief
died Nov. 18th. ''''''
rail- shooting stars were observed at
Honolulu on the night OF nov. I3th'
Lhfee hundred and nineteen meteors
being recorded at the college.
me cable connecting Vancouver's
island with the American shore has
been found to be defective. There is
plenty w, 9tcaole at Victoria, and a new
one Will be Immediately laid.
New Westminster dispatches saw
That n Col. Buckley, chief engineer of the
Eussian-Americnn Telegraph Expedi-
tion, arrived at Victoria yesterday. on
the steamer George S. Wright: and
you'd leave for San Francisco The same
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=, SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-The United
States steamer Vanderbilt, from Homo.
lula, Nov. 22d, arrived to-day. She re.
ports that the British ship Isabel clear.
ed for New Bedford, with oil and hone
On the 18th of November n Marty nj
whalers arrived at Honolulu. The In.
test dates state the aggregate was forty.
one thousand and three hundred ponnds
OF Oil and five hundred and nine-twc
bone. "+AN9 VI
Most of the plantations are grinding
and sugar is coming in rapidly.
a letter from Monteggas, the Imperi.
al Commander at Acapulco, dated Nov,
Z4th, does not seem to indicate the i'm.
mediate evacuation of that place. n
says tue present war ship, Talisman,
LETT there with orders from Marshni
Bazaine to bring 400 out of the 1 500 mon
campaigning in Tehauntepec and that
their arrival could dispel ali the Chances
OF the Liberals in taking possession Of
acapulco. It further says that opera.
lions should beimmediately comnienc-
ca against other parts of the State ot
Guerrero, and that the boosted Liberal
victory near COlimo was over one bnn.
dred and five men who were SURPRISED
ana overpowered by superior force. and
that eighty-tive of the humber haG
safely arrived at Colimo.
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LATER,

EVANSVILLE, o., IOA. M.-ono snan
of the iron bridge gave wav this mdr %i
ing while the passenger train East was
crossing: Two engines, two exnresS
cars, and one passenger car preci pitateGj
INTO the river. Loss of life not known.
supposed to be but few killed. ManI
are severely injured, but no passengers
are reported killed as yet,
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-THE acci5eI;+ =.
Aanesville, is not as bad as at first reV
ported; one span of the bridge onIv ,gss
broken down; 2 engines, 2 express cars
l baggage and passenger car were
Precipitated into the river. A number
Oh Of persons were injured, but it is not
known yet now many were killed.
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The Latest News.
B Y FELEG RAPH.
BY the Union Line:
oInce. corner OF Main and Monroe streest
BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 4th of December.
Special 10 the Intelligence.


LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3,P. M.-The bread.
stuff market is without change. The
petroleum market is steady; sales OF
refined at Is Cd per gallon.
LONDON, Dec. 8, P. M.-Consols have
declined to $50. American securities
are quoted to-day as follows: United
State 5-2O's 7O1z; Erie 46; Illinois Cen.
trail II.
LONDON, Dec. s.-Col. Meanv. the
we'll known Fenian, who was arrested
here and committed to Blackwell. has
been sent to Dublin for trial.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-The Reform dem
onstratton lost much of its effect TO-DAY
from the inclemency of the weather,
but was nevertheless a great affair
There was not the slightest disturbance
Resolutions of a spirited and signif.
cant character were passed, and at the
close of the meeting, the people depart.
ed for their homes quietly and in as
good order as they came together. Hon,
John Bright was present at the demon.
stration. His appearance was hailed
with the loudest cheers from the enthu.
siastic multitude. He will address
another large gathering this evening.
LONDON, Dec. 3.-P. M.-The London
Breadstutf market was weak and prices
for all articles lower.
LONDON, Dec. 4-Noon.-Consols So 4
American securities, U. s. 5-2Os 7OI5
Illinois Central shares 779s. Erie 4615
LONDON, Dec. 4.-Tho Police justices
at Cork have sent telegraphic dispatches
to the authorities here, asking for more
troops to preserve that city. The en-,
rollment of the loyal Irish in Ireland
has been ordered by the Government
The Government is determined tc
crush out the rebellion the moment il
breaks out.
LONDON, Dec. 4-Noon.-Account.
have just been received of the failure O
Messrs. Troost & Son, of Manchester
Their business was immense and it i.
reported their liabilities are heavy.
ROME, Dec. 4.-Noon.-The evacua
ton of the city by the French troop.
has commenced.
John II. Surratt, implicated in the as
sassination of the lamented Lincoln
has been arrested in Egypt and will b,
forwarded to the United States under t
proper guard as soon as possible.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4-Noon.-Cottor
declined I'D since yesterday; sales sOOl
bales middling uplands.
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SPRINGFIELD, LIS, Dec. 1.-THE Sec
ond annual Convention of the editors
and publishers of Illinois will be held
in this city, January Sth and 9th.
The Quincy and Palmyra Railroad
was sold on Friday to the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad for a quarter
million dollars, and now forms part of
the offices in conjunction with the man.
ayers of the Wabash Valley Railroad.
Il is intended to bridge the Mississippi
at Quincy, the work to be commenced
at once.
A number of officers of the 18th army
corps propose to call a meeting soon at
Chicago, for the purpose of organizing
an association to be composed of hon.
orably discharged officers and privates
OF said corps. The SD Regiment o. S.
colored infantry have contributed the
sum of Sl2O to the National Lincoln
Monument Association.
The receipts Ofthe State treasury from
all sources, for the month eff November,
foot up $62, $50; the disbursements for
the same period were $40, 5l4.
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BUFFALO, Dec. 4.-The Fenian parade
this afternoon was comparatively
small affair, owing to the heavy rain.
A regiment of Fenians, accompanied
by wagons, mNrched to the place where
the arms taken last June were kept, and
received them from the officers of the
government. It is proposed to get
around the bond, given by the govern
ment, not to use them against Canada,
by selling them at auction to the high
est bidders.
An attempt was made last night to
murder a constable named John Rath,
in the town of West Seneca. While
riding home in his buggy he was fired
on three times.
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CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 1T will re-
quire several days to repair the broken
bridge at GAINESVILLE.
The Supreme Court of Ohio was con-
vened to-day. The first seventv-five
cases OH the docket were called. No
other business WAS done.
A certificate of the Incorporation ofthe
New York, Pennsylvania 81 Ohio Rail-
road Company was filed in the office of
the Secretary of the State at Columbus
to-day. The termine of the road are to
be at Cincinnati and Millersburg,
Holmes county, Ohio. The capital
stock is five millions.
The City Council of Columbus left to-
day for Cleveland to examine the Mich
olson pavement and will visit Pitts
burgh to examine the practical work
ing fire alarm telegraph.
The funeral of Col. w. K. Bosley was
largely attended to-day. The Masonic
ceremonies on the occasion were very
impressive.
Four thousand dollars in government
bonds were stolen from the residence of
J. b. Corbly, at Mount Washington, to-
day.
George Snyder, salesman in BEN
nett's hat store, was arrested to-day for
swindling his employers in the amount
of $4,000.
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Further Particulars or the Railroad
Accident at ZancsviIIO.
Special to the Tntelligencer

special 10 He IHteIiiQeHceT
GAINESVILLE, o., Dec. 4.-The passen-
ger train bound East, due here at nine
O'Clock A. NJ, fell through the bridge,
injuring some ten persons-only one of
whom was injured fatally. The West
bound passenger train had just crossed
the bridge, followed closely by the yard
engine and the engine "Fassett," and
Mt the time of the accident the engine
of the passenger train bound East and
the yard engine and the tender of the
Fassett" were all on the span at one
time. Itissupposed by some that the ac-
cidentwas caused by the giving way of
one of the stone columns which sup
ports the bridge, as there has frequently
been more weight on it than to-day.
There is now in the river two engines,
three tenders, one express car, one bag
gage car, one passenger car, and one
freight car. The engine Fossetl, was
standing on the pier Mt the time, and
her tank on the span, the coupling gave
way between the engine and tank, and
it fell in the river. All the mail and
express matter was taken out not very
much damaged. The engineer of the
train, Patrick Smith, was very cool
about the matter, and called
for brakes as soon as he felt himself
sinking, and called again before he
reached the bottom, thus causing the
momentum of the train to be consid-
erably diminished, and perhaps saving
the whole train. The casualties are as
follows MIR. Jesse Hill, resident of
Pleasant Valley, Ohio, since died; Jas.
Hariland, of Gaines Station, Mich,
slightly, head and ankle; Levi Clay
pool, seriously, left ankle; Mr..
Hart, New Jersey, slightly bruised;
Thos. Mollett, express messenger, arm,
seriously; Thos. Wing, conductor, of
Michigan, severely; Van. Simply, engi-
ueerof yard engine. about the head and
back; Silas Higgs, fireman of yard en-
CINE, leg bruised severely; Geo. Thomp-
son, fireman of train, about the head
slightly, had to swim good distance
owing to the strong current; and colored
porter on train both legs bruised. They
are at work building tressle and will be
able to run over it in few days. In
the meantime passengers will be trans
ferred by omnibuses.