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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

EMMA X. sBDswIoK, the subject of this office wa
born born March 9 1913 and died in great peace, April7
1855 She never formally united with the church fo
reasons that appeared 10 herself at least We
she was deeply isble Of her lost condition by nature
and Of her need of salvation through faith Christ sh
was diligent student of the Bible which was eyncet
by her readiness in quoting Of Scripture in he
ordinary conversation She was accustomed through
life to attend daily to secret prayer and az years In
creased, her closet exercises became more and more
spirhunl until she could exciaini with the Apostle
We are The children Of God" Yot there was one part
OF her history that in her last moments She regretted,
a9u tnat was that she had rot deapublic profession
VI re,gOn ny uniting with the church. aud 1etting
her light shine before ,nen but being confined 70 the
sea room, she concluded that it would araii bntlitls
at that late hour.
particulars.
l. She was very afeetionate. Her attachment to kim
dred and friends very strong. When person had
gained her confidence that person might rely EsxA
though fosaken by the world at least until she had
the beat ofreasons for believing that her confidence had
been misplaced
2. She was serupulousiy honest For this trait oil
character those who knew her best admitted her most
II has been truly said That honest man s the no
best work Of God" and hMsA, as near anyone we
ever knew, was the complement OF this.
.. She remarkably intellectual. And her mind,
though vey vigorous, was well balanced by social aud
moral faculties that gave her symmetrical Character
that was admired by all who knew her, Such mind
ihrst for know!edgc 'ls the heart pants for water
brooks and ENEMA having had opportunities had sa
isted that thirst, until she was qualified circulate
Nth dshty among the most intellectual classes Of
cieiy and upon almost uny topic
a. She had deep moral sense. No ever knew |
EMMA 10 be guilty Of an mmorilty, hea her
sEeak Irreyciently Of sacred things.
She wonll not suffer herself to engage in any anse
ment Of doubtful morality She preferred O be on the
safe side Many Of her companions bear testimony
- the statement that she frequently reprovcd them fr
engaging in practices which her tender conscence and
Eorrect Judgment would decide to be wrong She felt
that her Bible required her to love her country
only to her God and well did she obey the dictates Of
his sense. With all her ability did she defend the
government in its efforts to sustain itself and many
fcary hours Of toll has she endured in providing COM
prts for our gallant soldiers But she has gone 10 her
ewart and in recording her death, but faethat
ne u the brightest lights hns ceased u shine IN this
World, but we hope it shines more brightly above.
"A "a -. "a u 2 Rev. v. II 1IbBLEs.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
vAIIIABLE PARMl FOR SALR

r.,IIE nndersfsed 5ers sale that Valuable Farm
situated in FORWARD township. known the ''Jas.
6odds place. containing about 2l2 ACRES Of which
about 100 acres cleared and under good tance,--
Brick house 2stoTy; large BraBio Barn Apple Orch.
ards and some peach and other fruit trees Well wlt-
arod Also log tenant houses it, 1t will DO sold
suit purchasers.
Terms easy, aud viii be made known By Jehn \. Pur-
rance Butler, or By myself near Tho property
April Is, 1869 D.. "A RFNShEW-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
HsEGEsTER.s NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons interested
IN that the following accounts Of Administrators Ex
ecnto and Guardians bees flied aud passed In tho
Registers oce of Butter county and will be presented
to the Court for confirmation and allowance on Wedncs
day, June 7th, A. d. 1866. g,,-
FAofE D Dewolf decd. Guardian Of Kitty Ann
and Emma Neyman, by his Executrx Catharine DeWolf
Final Account of James Dunlap Ex'f. Of James NJ
Dunlap, decd. Filed harch Z, 1896.
F.A Of Elizabeth Clark, Admir- Of James Clark deed
7aa Piled March T. 1866
A. of james White Admir- OF Peter Bedlllion de
ceased. Filed March 49, 1st6.
IA of James MCollum, admir- OF Margaret M'Coi-
lum, decd Eiled Hareh 20, 1866.
FsA. Of H. IT, siator Guardian of Charlotte Rich
mond. fi!ad March 2s, 1860.
B. A. H. II. slator, Guardian Of Elijah eth Rich
mond. Piled March 2s 1896.
F,A Of H. IT, sator Guardian Of Clara Bell Rich
mond Filed March 2s. $50.
T. A. of H. H. slstor, Guardian Of Elmira Richmond
Filed March 2S, 1866.
FA of Nancy r. Hoon and Thomas loon. Exrx &
Ex Of John foon, decd. Filed March 81, 1866
f. A-of Margaret NJ iAaliister, Adm'rx of Francis NJ
Allister, decd Filed March 81. 1896.
PA OF John Murrin Ex of Philip Murrin decd,
Filed February 9, 1896.
f. A. Of S. d. Meals and Jacob Baubenspeck' Exr's OF
Daniel Meals, decd. Filed Pe5.2t, lSee. ft|
F.A.of VIM. smyfh Guardian Of Frank Preston
Myers. Filed FEB. z ,ls66. fsf n 4H
=. A. of VIM. Geisler and Gottiieb Zimmerman, Ex1
ecutors OF Anna hristeIm deisisr, DEG a.
sf Filed May y 1900
p, A. OF Alex. Bslph, Exr of Christopher Russell,
decd. Piled May /, 1866, srfe
f. A. Of H. MiRinnfs, Admir- of Andrew M,KinHis,
decd. Filed April 3, 1s5S.
A. Of John L. IIaslett, Admir- aud Anna Magee,
Admx of VIM. Magee decd Filed April 4, 1906
PA. OF Colbert Giileland, Admir- Of JamOs M'Cand-
less decd Filed Apr Il, 1866 sfl1
EFA OF Ebenezer Dodds, Guardian OF Anna Eliza Nc
DrIde deU'd Piled Apr Is, 2s66
FA of Johnston White, Admir- of David Campbell,
dec'c Filed Apr is, 1896
| FA Of Isaac sutton, Admir- o. Christian Bsighly
decd Filed April u. 1866
Partial Account of NJ Lawrence, Ex'r Of Zebulon
Cooper, decd FILED Apr % 1906
ia OF Israel Cookson & James ALTMAN. ESr;s Of
Jacob Stout, decd Filed April 2s 1896 rFts
FAofR T Christy, Admir- Ds Bonis Non, OF Jona-
than Hockenberry dec.d Filed Apnl30 1sd5
FA Of r 4 CBristy, Admir-, De Boris Non OF D " oil
ford, decd Filed April 30, 1868 ~
| FAofA Aw Lane, Guardian of Cattarine Fleming
Hh .s-7 g q Filed April 30, 1906
FA Of " Lane, G;arasaa Of flames NJ i'lsiaiHs
l. NA'E Z EOS Filed April go, 1865
FAofAw Zane Guardian of Elizabeth Fleming
- Filed April 80, 1856
ia OLA W Lane, Guardian Of samuel Fleming
Filled April 80, 1866
| = a OF W fam, Ggarii Of NJ srgpret J. Tiem
| Ing 7 FILED April 81, 1856 & fAW4 as.
FAofA NV Lane, Guardian OF William Fleming
Filed April go 1888
Partial account Of soseph . Greer Adn,r Of James
Greer Decd FILED May A 1868.
FAof " Blown Grsrdian Of J @ Long Filled
Nay !, 1855 JAS 5 KENNEDY,
Register,
Ms2 yohn II Crazy
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
Administrato..ss a Notice.

ESTATE oF sMAKY N0sIseAEEf' fFFE F'
LLpersons interested are hereby notaed that lei
"A tefs u fstation hayethis day been granted
late Of Clinton township, deed. AL persons having
claims against aid estate viii therefore, present the
same ur5p sly anth utcsied Jos ettlemsnt aal thos'
owing sad estate VII SETTLE fie s10e withoat delay
- -s - DANIEL LARDISe
= r-sv "a Isse--6t. Adn sris1asT.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
1866

noUsEKEEPERSu troubled with yerInin need 70 80 nc Nc
longer If thew use Costrss ExtefminEtor. We have
used it to our SAT- sfactons And " bOx costs 20 We
would have it, We bavo tried poisons but they eecte
nothing but "Costars article knoens the breath out
Of Rats Reaches, Ants and Bcd.bugs, quicker than
we can write IT, II Is in great demand all over the
eountry-Hcdtpd Ohio, Gnsstte.
60. See "CosTAA' 5" advertisement above
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sTRAY HORSE.

CANIE 70 the farm Of the subscribers. in Buffalo tn
" Butler county sorrel mare about 10 years old
small white star upon the forehead Said horse a. ex
changed for brown mare, six months ago in FreepTt
to ,oung man, living in the neighborhood of Butler
JOHN REITH,
JOSEpH RFTTv
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
$25 Reward,

THE above reward will be paid to any person who
will give information to the Board of 8 hoel Diree
tors Of Townshp tbat will lead dto tue apt chen
sion and CONVICTION of the person who shot load Of
shOt through the outline Maps ia School No l. during
N term the same WIS being taught by Mr. T. g FAvn
lace, che fall Of lse5. BY order of the hoard
.ss.sls - WM' Ca LbWkLL,s President. 5.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
1866,

aCosTAR's' RAT EXTER uIN AToR IS simple, safe
and snre-ihs most perfect x ARdfoatiofs meeting
have ever attended Every that get It, properly
prepared will H. and every one that ats " VIII die
generally at place as distant as posStbie nom
where it vas tak Lake Shore Mich, Mirror.
r., 10 4f-er, ,o,.fa frA
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

ESTATE OF WILLIAM REeHARDT
LII persons interested hereby notified that Let
ters of Administration have this day been grln to
the undersigned The estate Of Vim. Regkardt late Of
Clearhed township deed. An persons having claims
against said estate, will therefore, presen, the same
properly autent ced for ssttlemenf and those owing
said estate, will set,le the same without delay.
may 25, Is6e-st. PETER FENNEL Admir-.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
NOTICE.

fvyHF undersigned having o5tdned the patent Of W.
W. Willis celebrated stump extractor, for the
cbautfss OF Butler anda part OF ArstronR yonI res
peetulIy announce the public that he has obtained
machine and Is prepared to extract Afanas and
move stones ali buildings on reasonable terms.
if4 Call on, OF address
asfs a z. b. SHEPARDs Fsliasi4
HH4 Drnn Pest Office,
Fs Dutler county, Pa.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

An appsd will be held at Court House in Butler
on Monday, the llthUay of dune, 4. u, lSuG,
Notice is hereby given that the law requires all II
IN be paid befare the first lay u July next
or the Treasurer will bring suit on the same.
WILLIAM TRUXAL,
may 30 Mercantile Appraiser,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
NO Medicines Given.
CURE WAR; ANTED.

The hydropathic treatmsnt may In many be pc-
formed at home. Patients wishing TO stay with the
doctor time, will fnd ample accommodations,
on reasonable terms.
Call psrsonaliy, or address DR.. p. HELD
"a saxonburg. Butler county, Pa. !
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
BUCKEYE
NO w RR REAPgR

n WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
L Farmers of Butler county that am Sid agent for
tbe eelebrsted 3UCkEfE MoWER& REAP PERs With
attached also, dropper attachment kssefs
Mower Reaper and all other first class maehnes.-
Welcome selfopefatiue klf .ftf x ~ "
la A--Y--E,AK KE, -
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
DIR. CLARK,
PROFESSOR oB
Anatomical Pathology
p Fl Y 8 [ Q I A N
For the ExciusiYo Trcntmenf M

0LElG0NL0 lDI9lAAgLago
WILL be at the LOWRY HOUSE, in satlcr,
w Monday, Tuesday, wednesday Thu. .saE, Friday
and Saturday, june lin, l2tl lJth, tlth ioth ana
10th, 1865. N -.t#
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

pennys self operating Hay Rake. Cider Mills 6rain
DrIis fanning Mnls and other Agricultural Imple-
tents Also stficheas. Cross-Cut Portable saw-mtb,
With CT witkou. horsepower AL orders ID dressed to
ne I. Zsencrfes Pa. will fscETe prompt atTebtion
rasY g lese-2n. LETIs RLEh.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
FOR SALE

DESlRt tBLE cot of ground. egn.ain ,ug pcarl four
"a Aeresi located Immediately west Of tie b rough
anu bounded on the crth ana west by the crock Oh tie
sonth by lands Of john Neglry Is offered fr sale on
reasonable terms. For partieular enquire of Mrs
Nathaniel Walker, or at this oiHce.
maylJ, ,tg-3l.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

Farm fOF SMfe.
HiliE undersigned offers for sale his FARM located
Acres of good farming land, sixty Acres Of which are
cleared, the balance welt tmberei. There is a good
double log Dwelling house thereon. young orchard
Of Apple aud Peach trees Farm in good condton.-
Twelve feet deep Of coaln three yein.I. Fr ptrcG-
lars inquire Of the Editor CirlzES or Of the unierss
e4 residin. on the premises
Juue q, 1850 ROBERT SPEAR
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

a~ bO+'pINt.SS- : "a q H.H
Hon James Kerr, viii be Il candidate for Congress
he Primary election, subject the district conference
Many Citigons.
H. MJunkn Etl will be candidate for Congress nj tho
primary election, subject to the District conference
Many Republicans
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
WATER CURE.

Ct0NsU UMPTf0N, If not too far advanced, Dyspepsia
qnd disease Of the Breast, stomach, Bowels, Liver
Bladder Sexual Organs generally, Rheumatism, etc
are treated successfully hydhopatnc lily, by Dr. 7,
Held 4r a9
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
CLERK OF COURT.

Mr.. Editor PLEASE announce the name Of Joseph
Mechling candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
Court subject to the decision Of the Republican
vention, and objge Many Republican Voters.
FELLOW SOLDIERS AND CITIzsss.-I am candidate for
the Office of Clerk of the Court subject to the decision
of the Republican party, at the primary election.
resident of Bntler borough, formerly OF Penn
townshpO enlisted in Co. H. 1921 Regiment po Vol
and had the misfortune to lose my le II the battle
of Cedar Creek Va and therefore, respectfully solicit
your support FRANK NJ EASTMAN.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

Mn. EpTroR:-Plcase Announce the name of s. d
ilNett, OF Winfield tp., csnhate ShcriG. sub
Jcct to the decision OF the Republican County COnye-
tiuu
(Lntc) Capt,in l5oh Pa. Vols and Iith Pa Cavalry.
Captain Ileit entered the service Of his country US an
enlisted nian In 'j2, when the Rebel Army WAS North
of the Potomac and through his merits soldier pqs-
sed through the several grades to captiin, WITH honor
t. himself and 10 hid command, and after over three
years Of harps aud prvation returned to hi4 ffiens
and home with unsta ined chaiuc ter soldier and
an officer
Ever defending those prinbples which enttle him to
the support Of his countfymen.
Mtnv so;iiers & Citizen,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

Henry Pillow win ba etnli,llte f,r AfsembIy sui
5rctto ille Republican Primary election.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

Mn. Ep.-You will please announce the of c. Y
Anderson Of tho BoroHgh Of Butler, candidate for
Prohonoty subj to the decision Of the Union pr
mary election Many Citizens
Air. EpIrcR Please anuounc the name OF 8. Nc
Cym1nd, Of the Borongh Of POrtcrsville, candi-
date for prpthonptary subject 70 the decision Of the
Repuibcans their primry election. In urging the
Nomination OF Mr.. NcClvmonis,we think we are asking
nothing than is due this section uf tho county
pI,ny Friends.
Mn EDrroR-pleaSe announce the name Of ]. n.
CLARK ESQ Of tho b0ro Of Butler formerly of Worth
Tn this Co. and late Prrgtf in the 18th Reg Pa Vol
rs clndlatH for Prpll1notnry Of Butler Co. subject
the dec isiOu OF ie Union Republican Primary Eec
lion mASY VOTERS,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

INCREASE OF FATS,-Thr turner's Gasets Eng.
sI and proves by figures that pair Of RATS
will have graeany and deoeni no less than 65l 900
In three years Now unless this tnHiense fnrily
be kept down, they would consume more food than
would sustain IS 900 human beings. .sEr-r q o..
M. Soc sCnstar's advertisement abbva.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
NOTICE.
Merc antiIe krpraiser.s Iisl.

FHE following is list6f the Vendors ai Dealeas in
tie county Of Butef ASSESSED and classified by the
,Bi,ttgaio tornslir. Ma Waqtt t,etship
D. kelly IL Mrs Eiizabctlf CMtt1n II
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06
COMMISSIONER

M Ed by the request Of some fmy friends have
consented to once moro before the public
didae for COMMISSIONER suheet to the decision Of tho
primary elections being before the public three years
and II correctly Informed. second highest. dc
not feel disposed to respectfully submit my
claims to the public for the last time.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

MR. Ep-Pleaso announce the name Of G. H. Gump-
per- of thsaeFcpEh Of Mlerscwn, for County Auditor
fr years, and obiige Many Citizens.
Mr Ep-please anncnnce The name Of j. Calvin Glen
Many CitiEens-1
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

DY Virtue ct suniry wrts of Yendition Exponas,
ID Feri' RlSias and Levara, issuedont OF the Court
nf Commop pcasof Butler c0unty,a aud to directed
there wl be eNpesedto u'ib sale AZ the Court House
IN the borough Of Butler, Monday the 4th day Of
june, A. u, 1865 at one o'clock z. d.. the following
described property, 70 wit v7-a
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

tine pirs Of lind situate In Fairy tn,r.siiu
bliief county Pa, containing hundred and fofty
e d east by james wilson, south By John Scott q
a ana west by Jacob Iiavok ot el about 100 acres
S4esiVd ~ oi which are meadow double log dwelling
Aou'f gonbie log burn with sheds attacto sand other
out buildings Seized and taken ia execution as tlie
property Of ID. Phelps Adninstratar of H. j Arnold
use - - A's'.St - va 'peh t9r
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-06

And aiEe uptions Of the skin the sALyE IA most I'm
vauatr itdoes isl extcrns by alone but penetIatss
yithihc msl searching eeets to tho very root Of thH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-13
The Direc, Tax In West Virginia

a joint resolution concerning the
collection OF the direct tax in West Vir-
Einia, was passed by the Senate some
days since, and subsequently, by the
House, with Amendments. On Mon
day it was returned to the Senate. and
there referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee. The following is a synopsis of the
resolutions as amended by the House:
Section ! directs the Secretary of the
Treasury to ascertain the amount as
sessed by Direct Tax Commissioners
for West Virginia on all real estate sub
ject to tax within the present limits of
said State, as part or quota ofthe di-
rect tax lnid by the act of August D.
1861, and also the same assessed on the
lands within the counties OF Berkeley
and Jefferson, now part of West Vir-
ginia, and also the remainder of the
said quota, which shall be the quota
appointed to West Virginia.
Section >. West Virginia is made liza
ble To all duties in relation TO said di-
rect tax imposed upon, and entitled to
all the privileges allowed TO other 10y
al States; provided, that no liability
nor burden whatsoever is hereby i'm
posed, or shall be imposed, by said
States arising in any way out of the
said tax on land in the present limits of
berkeley ana Jefferson counties, eX-
Cept on terms accepted by majority of
the legal voters of said counties.
Section }. y Board OF Direct Tax
Commissioners of West Virginia are
authorized to assess and collect direct
taxes in Berkeley and jefferson coun-
ties as IL II part OF Virginia.
Section 4. The Secretary of the Treas
OTy is authorized to refund the money
received without warrant of law under
the direct tax law on presentation, in
each case of satisfactory evidence OF
such Illegal payment.
Section >. The Secretary of the
Treasury is authorized to suspend fur
Their collection of direct tax in West
Virginia until March LIST, next, unless
claims of said State against the United
States are sooner adjusted.
Section 6. That section ID of act of
March ;, 1865, TO amend act of June
9Th, 1862, for the collection of direct
taxes in insurrectiOnary States, be re-
pealed, and certificates of sale shall be
received as '.pTimG .fdcis" evidence of
validity of sale and of title of pur-
chaser as provided in section Z, act June
9Th, 1862, aforesaid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-13

The capture of John H. Surratt was
an almost poetic illusion of the omnip-
otence of Justice-especially that Justice
which seeks vengeance for the murder
ed martyr President. The world is too
small for the assassin of lincoln tn find
a resting place upon it. Though he
Ia he the wings of the morning and flee
into the uttermost purts OF The earth,
even there the justice of an outraged
and bereaved people will find him ont.
Even old Egypt, the very mother of
antiquities, sleeping in the past of for
gotten ages almost as dreamlessly as
the mummies in her pyramids, is not
secret, or remote, or inaccessible enough
to give him shelter. 1t awakes at the
cry of the young Republic of the New
World, and Ancient Mythology bows
down to meet Modern History as the
land of the Pharaohs yield up to the
demand of America the assassin of
Abraham CeUeLand Leader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-13

TUE Washington correspondent of
the Springfield Republican saws:
The financial question equals in in
terest any other before Congress, The
friends OF high prices in gold, produce.
and manufactured goods, will soon
be here in force, bent on increasing the
currency initiation with an addition of
SlOO,OO0,OOO of bank notes, and an in
creased tariff. The ways and means,
ana finance committees are opposed to
imitation OF the currency, but il is
feared that II majority OF the House
Will support II rash measure on the
tarlh question. Not much can vet be
A6own' but the ways and means COM
lnlttee Will favor AN increase upon
some articles. Commissioner Wells
recommends reduction upon very
many articles in the Internal revenue
bill. Mr.. McCulloch'S unpopularitv
greatly complexities the financial cues
ton. Many of the members detest his
political course and almost insensibly
oppose his financial policy. Ii Con.
Eress should pass any bill largely in
creasing the volume of the currency.
or nugmenting tariff rates, it will en-
counter IA veto from the President and
fail.
1t is to be observed that the Repu6-
liedm is for speedy contraction, and its
correspondent writes in sympathy with
that view.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-13
Union City Ticket.

OUR Market street cotemporary does
not rest quite easy about his cable dis
patches. He has resumed taking them,
it seems, but has no more discretion
than to call attention to the fact. The
readers of the Register have the INTEL
LI6ENuER to thank for it. The Register
tried the cable dispatches awhile and
found them too expensive, so it quietly
dropped them and LEFT its readers to
look elsewhere for the latest European
news. The Register being so boastful
of its enterprise, we mentioned the little
circumstance, and the public attention
thus having been called to the discon-
tinuance, and the crisis in Ireland COM
ing on, the Register felt compelled to
resume. We don't envy any one the
reputation for enterprise acquired in
this way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-13

GEORGE GORDON DE LUNA BYRON,
claiming to be an illegitimate son of the
poet and noble Spanish lady, is one
of the characters of New York. He is
about forty or forty-tive years of age,
has a prominent nose, dark eyes and
curly hair, and really looks good deal
like the genuine portraits, not the
idealized pictures, of the author of
Glide Harold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-13

IT is said by those who are in posi-
ton to be we'll informed, that the tariff
bill, which is in course of preparation
by Special Commissioner Wells, will
fix the duty on wool, competing with
American fleece, at six cents instead of
ten cents and ten per cent ad ValOrem,
as provided in the House bill of last
1t is also asserted that he will
general reduction of du-
ties on raw material.