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The lost Steamer.
MOST THRILLING DETAILS.


Nsw YORK, Oct.l5-1he responsible.
ty for the loss of the Evening" Star contin
ucs to be discussed by the daily papers
Tho following interesting particulars
were taken from the statements Of pass.
cugers who were saved.
About midnight it began to blow a
hurricane with very ugly cross sea, the
ship lying in the trough OF the sea. The
night vas dark. fearfully dark noihing
but the most solid and gloomy darkness
all around; no view to cheer; nothing to
remind tho terrified passengers of the
deep sea over which they role but the
foam of the spray Which came in sho wers
on our decks.
At this time tho hurricane was 50 fu-
rious and the steamship thrown S, CON
pletely at its mercy, that for the general
safety the Captain was obliged to send
the women all below aud lock them in
the cabin. We were now about two hun
dred and forty miles northeast OF Matan-
ilis Reef, and one hun dred and eighty
miles from land, and from this time un-
ill she went down she never changed her
position.
At three o'clock on the morning Of
October Sd, we commenced bailing tho
ship from the engine room and after cab
in, at which the women helped with all
the strength OF frenzy ond despair.
About 4 A. NJ, the starboard rudder
chain got out Of the shievc and the wheel
houses were WISHED overheard.
At S A. NJ. tho engine was thorough.
ly disabled in spite of the superhuman
efforts of the Chief Engineer and his
assistants. The increase of the water in
the ships hold soon drove the men from
their duty by the cargo's shifting aft
The hurricane was all this time blowing
with fury which was fearful, terrific
and appalling in tac extreme.
At about FIVE A. NJ, the Captain went
into the cabin and notified the passengers
thot be had done all in his power, ana
that the ship would certainly go down.
Some of the seamcn were at this moment
assisting in getting the boats free from
tho fasteniugs to the ship. The captain
was exhorting the passengers 10 act cool
Iy The storm continued to howl in
most fearful and depressing manner, and
now comes the most thrilling moment Of
our trying time.
The women, ,shrieking frightfully rush
ed on deck in the most frantic manner,
tearing their hair, ard in many ways act
ing more like lun atics than beings en-
dowed with reason. Reason at this mo-
meut had eertainly sbdieatcd iss throne,
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FACTS W. THEORIES.

"Give me place to rest my lever on,
says Archinedes, "and | will move the
world." "Give me pure and unadulter
ated drugs, says Mcdicus, Of the olden
times ''and will cure disease"
In one sense, both of these learned
pundits were the veriest charlstans.-
They knew there was no place TO rest
their lever on, either to move the world
or cure disease. Mechanism was 10 a
backward state, and the medical profess
ion was but another name for sorcery an
j the adjuncts of magic filters an d
charms Of the "evil eyc," &c.
But these latter days have borne unto
US something more than even superstition
and its crow ever drenmt of in theirinadest
philosophy. In these days of practical
science, what was theory of yesterday
as fact to day, AMI all the old time notions
become as bubbles in the sun, aud bu 8
and break with every breath we draw.
Let Arshimedes shoulder his lever and
we will find resting for it to move the
world. Let nine ancient Medicus pant
and toll no more for the drugs he 50 so.ely
needs, for we have them at our hand,
eyer ready to serve them at his beck.
Refined in the labratory of DR.. Mag
giel, the finest msteriels kaown "a the
medical profession are obtainable BY any
one. His Bilious, Dyspeptic, and Disr
rhea Pills stand unrivalled, and bis Salve
operates with magical effect upon burns,
scalds, and all sores and ulcers of the
skin.
In fact, we think MA5eIELs Pills and
Salve are the wonder OF this century, aud
We are happy in the thought that many
o.hero of our brethren of the craft agree
with US. We would earnestly counsel
that all families provide themselves with
DR.. Maggiels Preparations at once, and
keep them ready at hand, 50 as to use
them at the most opportune time
and as occasion serves - Palley Sentinel
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Art of Gliding.

The New York Mercantile Journal
closes lengthy and rather interesting ar,
ticle under the above caption, as follows !:
4" he new metal Aluminium, OF which
We give 80 full description some weeks
ago. is very rapidly superseding many of
those ornamental works in massive gilJ-
ing where great expense was incurred,
but its own costlinsss will, for some time
to come, prevent its general application,
aud meanwhile, gliding in its ten thou
sand branches, is assuming importance as
an art that was not dreamed Of 20 years
ago. In France it is estimated together
as business to employ in one way or an
other, 100000 persons, and to be worth
l20, 100000 francs per anuum. Iu Ger.
many, including all the States of the
Confederation, nearly twice as many per-
sons sutsist by it, producing 200, ,0O0, 900
francs. In Great Britain $4,000 working
men and women in this trade yield about
El 800, 900, and in the United States
nearly the 50 as number Of hands turn off
$l0,000,00 worth Of this peculiar Ia
Dor. Our workmen are as quick and
skillful as they are numerous, and we
have in recent years imported some Of
the best from different parts of Europe.
Their range of activity now embraces
every line Of gliding. silvsripg and gold
and silver plating known tosmodern art,
and the demand Of the American commu-
nity increases with wonderful rapidity.-
In gilt mirror frames, cornicss and monld-
ings there is an endless variety, and all
are wanted as fast as they can be pro-
duccd. Oar importations too, are heavy,
and thus, not only the manufacturing iu-
terest but the customs REVENGE of the
Government derives large benefits from
the virtues that, without any play upon
the words, our people see in gilt.
An item added and we have done with.
this sketchy notice Of trade that occu-
pies conspicuous place on the business
records of New York. It is computed
that there is enough gold and silver
bound up in this kind of surface decora-
tion throughout the country, TO have
paid the years interest on the National
Dett.
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Orpl,an.s (,our4 aaIe.

DY virtue Of an ordar and decree Of tile Orphans
ID iurt, In and for ths ny Il Cutler. the unier
signed, Guardians oftac mn,r ch lIren of Jts, The NJ
son. late ofCherry tSwnship, deed and Of Russell
grand child Of Id dsevsssd will ssr fr ssts put
lie vendre on the premises, at one seI,rk r. NJ. Of
Thursday ths 18th day OF Novsuber next, one huhd-
red ard seventy Two acres Of land les, sitss
In sdi township Of Cherry, bounded on the Hsrth
r. J. Bryan; On tne elst by lands Of Wm 10 ne on
the south by lands of the heirs Of Janss Afztsrvns
decd and IN the west BY lands of n. ,. bryan.
TtRM OF SsLE'-one- b ID Of The purchase money to
bc paid at tho ecnirrzton of sale ~ the eeurt an
the residue 10 two equal snnnsl payments taersfs
with iutore from colfrmision Of sale
ISAAC DOUBLE.
JOSIAH k RUSSELL
oct2p65-ts. 0psrdianb
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REGULATIONS.

Hunting hours from ] o'clock, A. NJ.
Each hunter viii be allowed dog and
ruaner--neither of which will be allowed
70 carry . gun.
Each Huatsr will be required to GER
tify ON OATH shat his game is hou-
sstly returned.
The game must be reported to the
Clerks before 81 o'clock, p. NJ. The
Clerks shall record it, as decided by the
referees according to the scale hereto an-
nexed. The result thus ascertained shall
- rseossed. 80 tho rssNd placed u ;
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act all this the rebels are organising in
force, for "sctive service" Thus stands
matters in Maryland. The solution Of
the whole matter will be looked for with
interest. Had the late elections went
favcrable to the President, there is no
doubt but he would encourage the Gov
ernor in handing the city over to his con
scrvatice friends, the late rebels, but with
another radical Congress staring him in
the face and impeachment disturbing his
dreams, it is not so clear how far he will
feel inclined to go. All things consid-
cred, Baltimore will be looked to for, the
next two weeks with absorbing interest.
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NOTICE.

tn the matter Of TIM serount af Samuel RsheH 0r~
han "arnir oi thu psrsea ake estate VI " ait.i
Cav suna
T. =. - Doc Tenn 1862, And now to it--ssrt
s4if leS Arelunt pressntsl Snf htsl and us .ed
pai.ies on crf-rh ths tue bean nlsd q "a
prrsul tst d will b. s.hrm.J ai tn. is;h SveI1b Vi
next being the drst day " next tsra unfss, rkssp
rons sre filed therso' lie shsws. VI which all
persons iUtere tied hereby aotihsd.
Batter c,rrsy, u. .Nf
Certified foTn the record wM ST OPS, =
october 22l 1896. Fsslhy.
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Orphans Court sale of Real
EGfnfp

THE dsrsisnod, Committee Of psnei, Lsts. . iuH,
a., frasy ,bs is,b asy os Ess N sr r,s, 7, sa a".
X, +. NJ Of sad asy. the oadvisI three seventh,
tticf abont sixty of land les si,uxts in
.snesaier townslip Bdtisr county Pa bsui.tsf .rt
by lands Of shansr; on the s,st b. lands OF Jrs
eph Stsufcr south by lands Of snry Kohrn; and west
By fsnds Of the hofrs Of Thomas u lion da~d. Th-
tcnaining four be purchased frvm the
on reasonable terms. t.t
TERMS OF SALR.-ops-thirds sf tbs purchase money
to be paid thso,nfrmttoa Of safe ~ the Court ant
tho residue in two equal annual psyment, with Interest
from said conh mltivn Title god
SAMUEL LUrz,
octsI's5 hHs Committee
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A-~--
~ On last Friday eyeniy

~ On last Friday evening, accord
ing to previous arrangement. the young
pen Of the Geary Club had their ''torch
light" procession composed of fine ar.
ray of lamp lights, transparencios, 30,
accompanied by the Murtial band Of the
Borough. After an hours parading, and
a speech by Charles M'Candless, they
stacked arms after which Club meet.
ing was held in the Court House. After
some consultation it was agreed to hold
another meeting on Saturday evening,
the 9th instant.
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OrpE q MS Court sale.

DY virtue Of orier and decree OF the Orphans
I'D Court Of Butler county. will sxpoSs to sais b,
putfe tendas and outety. upon the prsm;ses on St
day, the 18th day Of Aorrmoef A. D. 1876 At O'clock,
VI Smith, decd, tract Ten VI land less,
se sin Benao tp. Butler eeunty ia. bounded on
ths North ef land VI D. kh kpsriek, kast by William
rowan. EHtNT - ~
TsRHs Ono third Of the purchase money in hand,
the talance in two EQUAL nstxlInens with inter-
est from Continuation u sale. m 4f
n. h. MAXWELL
Oct 2p66-b. Administrator.
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Tn pursuance Of on order Of the orphaas Curt ef
Il Butler county. We will ssIl at pubie vendus, on
tns ffemsss saturday. the ifth Of Nevspsbsr, tue
following descfibed Reel k.ttte iats Of James Meues.
decd, to-wi seventy NE aer. u land neat meas.
ure TO be taken ON the following deerbsi tract, BY
line parallel to its we,fecn ganI 6, va; ore
Hundre Niuety rss--sounded On tue North hy
lands OF W liam six.n, Ia Wy Hna ppdds, eyuls BY
MARSHALL q MiLis, anil West BY XII Htr.sd'.
1keMs:-Ons-third In han u rem IN two sQsa
yearly pa, mentA, with interest from sale.
JOSEPH bOUrHsTT.
john Mc3kE
Cet2IG5-ts E1ecItJrs.
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NEW ADVEHTIsEMEN7's,
OrDhnu,s Courf Sale.

ID Court Of 7utsf eeunsy, the nndsssEnsd. Adnin-
istratpr Of the estate of Henry Viewer iase ef Bss-
10 ship dee d. will offer for sale by public vsndne.
Der next, atone oehek. r Of nz.d Gay. hsuss and
lst Of ground In in ssid fownshp, beui dsd
on thv North BY Of ef e Aai; Es,t by icts 81 H.
and Butler Turnp,k he, containing about half
TERMS OF aALE-Onc-thirdtn tn hand On esudrma-
ten " e, and the bssnee tive equal anauzi Install
msnti thereafter. with interest frtm dss Of confrna-
toa. BY the oourt ROBERT II. uAnnison,
Oe.. 2I. he-ts ALmtnfstratur.
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TRIAL LIST,

For November Term-lst " eek.
Isaac English and VIM. Stat, rs. Robert
Allen.
s. M. NJ CIll,urh, Treas of Lcu ,ty tar, &C.
%. James NJ Elhinny.
G-Albert. ct. al. rs. P. Brown, ct. al
Jas. Tracy ps. Noses Freeman.
". D. Lemm m, ps. Jacob Aschiing.
School District of Slipperyrock, -. John
AMI VIM. AKnight.
John RussI, rs. @. Cochran, ct sI.
JOAN NegIey. rs. Wm. vogeley.
John Cannon. Adm- Of T. Cannon, dee'I
ps. John n Divitt.
Susan Hall, .rs. School District of 0akland
Emma Emmipger, .os. School D. :"
j. ii. Perkins, us.
Wm. Byera. rs.
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ny virtue OF an order and dserss Of the ofphsas
ID Court Of Butler county, the unlsssisIssd will
pose to sSle By public eutery tue pTrnses SAT-
urSsy veniber 10th 1850 ths ioliowisk described
Real estate lite OF Margaret Turasr. aee d, tewt.
Twenty two Acres Of Land, los situate IN Al
isxheny township Ba;lsr county. IA boundel on tho
North by lands VI W. T. Crsvfsri East By w. Turner.
South w Jshu Auekor, and West ny - Aoore.
ERMsOYsALE .-ons third Of tee purchsss money
In hand and the balance In two sala anbsxi instai
ments, with intersss from cSnhrnatisn u s.ls.
JOHN DAVIS,
ott4ps7--ts Administrator
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Years ago Two sons Of ,he velIkdow n

Jacob Barker, Abram and Slgourney
were on shooting expedition of the
"Glen' Abram, who was about nine
years oln, had the helm; and Sigoarney
gun in hand, stood near by. Suddenly
tho boom jibbed over, aud striking 81.
Courtney knocked hin into the water.--
As Abram assisted his brother into tbe
beat, he exclaimed "Neyer mind, Sig
if you didn't Shoot JON gos daok r
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Mr.. Jay once remarked to MI. New.
ton, in relation TO the conversion Of a
very wicked man If this man is true
penitent, shall never despair Of the con-
version of any one again" "Oh, | new
er did," rejoined Mr. Newton, "since
God saved me"
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Pennsylvania--The Vote for
GOvernOr.

The following is the vote OF the State
for Governor, at the late election 1t is
indeed gratifying to look over the figures.
From Their, we can learn that the Exec
utive treaehery mas been powerless
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sealed envelope, which shall be placed i
pes---i.s sf sA< Cs-4sii.a
I've Rss..~s. s~a Clsrks sA-,l ondse
their b<,.sess vishss closed dssss, an'
shAll hs-s power to take testimony in CO
ses whore game is disputed-their decis
ions in all cases to be final.
After the. game is counted off, it will
be placed in the hands of the Herald fo
public distribution. The Herald vii
mount the block, and cry of the game
| piece by piece, to the highest bidder, ent
the proceeds to be applied to some char
table purpose-decided by vote of the
Hunters.
The cash to be paid into the hands o
the Custodian before the game is taken
away. mime months credit (not) given,
A minute record of events to be kept
by the Clerks for tho benefit of tho His
torian.
FOR THE SU PIP Ell.
At ii o'clock, 2. NJ, the Marshal
shall arrange the Hunters at the table
Winners on the North side (of course. J
When the Hunters are seated, the Gus
todian shall hand the sealed record to tn
Herald, who shall open it and proclaim
the result-oYEZ.
The winning Captain shall then be
conducted to the head of the table by
the Toaster for The Loser aud the los
ing Captain TO the foot of the table by
the Toaster for the Winner.
The winning Captain will then be for
mally congratulated
The losing Captain will receive the con
dolcnce of the Butler.
During supper no order will 10 observ
ed or rules enforced but .hose tacitly
acknowledged by all gentlemen.
The Chief of Music must blow his
horn when occasion requires.
Persons wishing to sing song, or
spin yarn. must ask permission of the
Historian.
No profanity aloud Coasters and los
ing Captain excepted.)
Any one guilty of perpetratins pun,
will be turned over to the Butler for pun
ishment.
Any one introducing politics will be
laid out under the table.
No intoxicating liquors to be used at
the table, this being
"A feast of reason, and now of SOUL
(The Butler shall decide what are in
toxicating drinks.)
"No reference to illusions" will be
tolerated.
Any one failing to laugh when the
laneh comes in, will ramain nvar far tho
second table deaf men exempt.
Baron Munchausen will be the patron
Saint
After the regular toasts, letters from
absent Hunters will be read.
The memory of those whose seats have
been made vacant by death since the last
hunt in 1868, will then be honored.
After which volunteer tossts will be
offered.
The Orators of the evening will then
(unlcss choked off hold the Dams and
Davys spell bound for the balance Of the
night.
married men will not be permitted 10
receive telegrams from their wivos dur
ing the festivities.)
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SECOND wEEK.-Nov. Term, lsss

OEtiOND w EEh.-Nov. 1ermt AcoU
LydisS M'Lure,. us. Mary Brown, e.. al.
SamL Kerr. ~. C. IIsmilton & j. Hamil-
ton, Firm Of Hamilton Go.
r. E..Ieonard and sne. his wife, %. A.
w. Bryan, ct. al.
6. Parks, o.. 8. r. Thompson.
II. j. W. Murrin, rs. Danl Kelly.
J. & c.. Rice, us. G. Eichotts.. fr
Eeanor Hines, os. s.aWimer jr., b 8. WI.
mcr ST. ga -
Vim. Davidson, rs. John Belford.
JanssJV slson, Vs. Jno. H. q john Bhrmsn :,
Jno. Goehring. ps. ,Saml. Marshall.
Mary e. Richardson, by her father and,
next friend, James Richardson, %. Jo-.
Clark q Nary Clark, his wife.
Henry Brunsr, us. Samuel Patterson.
Hugh & YIN. Murrin, Ex'rs us. Danl Kelly
Beej Douthett, ps. Robert Dodds.
Michael Flinnsr, ps. Frederick Bupp.
Jas. Gallaher, jr.. rs. JAS Gaflsher, ST. 4
Robert Alexandcr. Terve Tenant.
Harvey D. Thompson, U.s.. Isaac Sponsler,
john Greer and Newton Kennedy.
Thos.: Rodgers, vs. Thos. Hsraman
Nicholas Allan. st. sl., heirs of Nicholas
s Alien decd vs.. John ueans
Thop. Cain, for use of Lane Z Mays. vs.. J.
T., = lott.
Prothonotsry's Office, RM. STO0PS
Butler, Oct Is. 1866. Protb,y.
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sB- Our newly elected officer. will b

installed as follows: Sheriff and Asso-
ciate Judge. on the Second Saturday of
Court; Prothonotary, Clerk of Courts,
and Register & Recorder on the First of
December; and Commissioner whenever
he presents himself qualified, within 80
days of his election
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MARnrEn

un me isth Inst, by the Raw. VIM. p Rreadsn, Mr.
ssnes n nei and Mis- Lies d. Donaldson both
OF Concord township, Butler county Pa
On ths 18th inst ~ the Rev j. g. Lemon at the res;.
ssvss Q, The BRIDE, asssr Point Pisssaa, ws.tinars
Msehestrr Pa, trreriy Of Butler Pa :, ana NJ, A.
M Yeale. Er 80
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q DAN BO0NEs-Blue.
DAvY CnocKETrs-orange.
OrFIoERs-Rosette, Red, White and
Dt..
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Jacob Shields, W J. Young,
George Hutehinson Matthew Kline.
Samuel Beatty,-42 Lewis Sparr-42.
OFFICERS.
Referecs--Drs. Neyman, Bredin and
Huselton.
C1erks-E. Ferrero, Esq, E. M'Junk
in, Est.
0rdtor-Lewis 2. Mitchell, Esq.
German Orator-Phllip Biekel.
Historian-Ed. NJ. Bredin, Esq.
Herald-Jss. Kearns.
Regular Toaster-James Bredin. ESQ
4oaster for the Winner Marshal
Campbell.
Toaster for the Loscr-Col J. Ziegler
Gents Of the Press-Thomas Robinson
John Coll.
Car0ers-Col Lowry, Judge Mech
ling, II. G. Heineman and Chas. NJ
Candless, Esq.
ohiefot Music-Joseph Stehley.
Butler--Alderman Kelly
Sergs. G. Arms--Sheriff Bracken-
ridge.
Marshaf-John Scott
Master of Cerensonies--Maj Richard
Hughes.
Wire Paler-- Geo W. Moore.
Committee on kght-Maj. G. L. Pur-
viance, Harvey Osborn, II. j. Kliugler
Commiaee to report arrangements for
Celebration of lh Of JaIy-Capt e. L.
Gillespie, Capt. Geo. W. Fleegcr, Capt
G. Shal. Barclay.
PRIZES.
The following prizes will be awarded
Immediately after Supper:
To tho Hunter bringing in the best
string of eams-a splendid fowliug piece
To the Hunter bringing the piece of
gamo counting the highest, An ele-
giant Game bag, Shot pouch and Powder
horn.
For the best Volunteer Todst-A copy
OF Sherman's Campaign.
JUDaR-The Toasters.
For the Biggest Yarn-A copy of Gull
liver's Travels.
JUDaEs--Isaac Ash, r. @. Sharp,
Nilt. Henry.
For the best Conundrum A blue cot
ton Umbrella.
JuDaEs-R M'Iure, R. G. MAboy,
Col. Thompson.
For The Answer to best Conundrum
A Tin Lantern.
JupaEs-Win Purviance, Will Camp
bell, joe Elliott.
For the most glo,uing description ofthe
days adeenture--A blank diary for 1867.
JUDGEs-The whole company.
For the most Erecrdble Pun A bot
tie of intoxicating spirits to be presen
ted by the Butler, Cfor neiicina! pur-
poses.)
JUpeEs-John Purviance, I. J. Cum
mings, Col. Tom Bayne.
The Judges will hand their reports to
the Herald, who viii make proolamatio
thereof; and the prizes will be presented
by the Chairman of the Committee, in
due form.
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AT THE
pgNne1lvAMlA MOGgl.
CHAs DUFFY. Capt. Dan Boones.
I'D. LYON, Capt. Davy Crocketts.
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These figures are official, all but one
county, Forest, and indicate a lnnjoli-
ty for Gcary of Ii lo2.
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DAvy 1oKETTs
lClptain / TvH
Abrsn M anjlsss,
lD. II. Msckey,
In. @. M'Aboy,
loco. Zeigler'
R. @. Sharp,
Conrad Smith,
Ly1n MNAboy,
dos M'Caskey,
lCoi J. M Thompson,
samuel sykes, sr.
Lieut.. Jerry Millinger,
Harvey Colber
n. NJ. MLur
Mai, Q. e. Anderson.
John Beatty,
W T. HutohisOn,
Win. 8. Purv!ance,
I IL Lyon,
Sam johnson,
VIM. Derrimore,
simon Young,
Geo. Black,
Milton Henry,
Samuel Campbell,
Jas. Shannr,
Simeon Nixan,
lCol. Tom Dayne,
Vim. haTdorf,
IChrist Rider,
Robert Stevenson,
loco Campbell,
Or. Samuel Grab am,
Dave Birch,
Mike limerick
John HoninsIt,
Daniel Hock,
Ia. A Mazerie.
James MOdeT,
William Ramsey,
Aaron Henry,
w ]. Young,
Matthew Kline.
Lewis Sparta.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-24

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-20
Ilgnedl ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the Unlted States.
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A. W. CAMPBELL. L. A. HAGANs.
JOHN FREw. q. D. HALL.