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New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
PRNIANIsM.
An "Iri.h stewo - Rumored Insanity of
O'Naheny-The Arrival OF stephens-The
Mastering OF the Cians-The Roberts Pary
-KiIIian on Trial ai Union-squnre-C Com
rni,tees from all Ithe Couniry Circles in ,he


rnittees from all lthe COuntry Circles in the
City.
The affairs Of the 0'Mahony branch Of the Fenian
brotherhood are becom ing AID deranged The
circles are disconnected and openly demand explanation
the suberns state OF mutIy the sinews OF war are
withheld the prophecies relative to the arrival Of stephens
have not been fulfilled and create Of eli evils it is rumored
the great chsaip who was t. lead the rsh Republican
cen Of England from halls Of Buckingham Palace in
Of mind borderDg on insanity The Union-square
tabshment are anything but courteous polite The fact M
OMahoDy expects 30 disturbed in his occupation Of the
defeuse Kigian is reported TO have sinister designs
the Heed Center and his (Kil ans movements M
closely watched by few devoted admirers who SIM be-
leve genius Of oMahony The dsaGeced muster in
large evening the sidewalk in front Of the
Moa mansion and II asserted ths, OF the more dis
conened circles have detailed guard OF dozen men VINO
relieved at regular intervals TO watch the Headquarters
Extensive preparations have made the arrival OF
Stephens which appears 10 be far OFF as ever The circles
have been told 10 hold themselves in readiness 10 turn out al
moments notice give the President OF the Irish Republic
reception betting of his exalted position and influence
Tbs fenan I has closed the receipts by no means equang
the expectations Of the enthusiastic sisters Many OF the
circles 10 violation Of the orders from Unonsqaare have
investigation sha have been held and the object of
The late On e IN m o. aS SSe snd
other precautionary measures te receipts have sensby d
pnsfed and OF the bonds has altogether fallen away
Letters OF indignation from all parts the country and
the the the Passport farce in imminent
danger Kian generally obnoxious 10 the rank and file
and Mahony regarded half cfazed Nothing bnt tue
Immediate arrival Of Stephens and the reorganization OF the
The Roberts party report ayoraby and promise action in
few weeks OF aIihest.
hf. H. D. Kian las been trial before the Council OF
for days Union Square The proceedings
kept strictly private. II stated that Klan has called
OMahonv liar" to which retorted IN equally p0
lite and unstaesmanke phraseologV. Kian will prove
l. sad match for his judges and Is expected
be bafne ali attempts his perGdy the East
port business. o,, d.
few months ago gentleman made hahony present OF
an saers promising short time. few days
SO he called al Ubos Square and offered O when this
S,stnrnshed Head Center replied that he did not want
them now" -. - T. A.. -. -. l.,
Committees from neaIv al the circles 10 tns County arc IN
town and the indignation IN kenlah chees " "n
the Increase.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

BANGOR, Ne, friday, May T. IebD
William Hutchings, the last surviving Revolutionary
soldier the State and the last but two or three IN the
Union, died on Thursday, in the town Of Penobscot,
Honcock County the age Of i02 years. Special honors
will be accoredo the memory Of the deceased veteran at
bis funeral on Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Trial OF Skill by Teiegrsphers.

BOSTON, Friday, May =, lrtb.
trial of skill by the elegmphcrs of NewEngland and
New.York will take place on Monday, rh instant, the
prize being silver telegraph key.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Suicide Of Pe.,h the wife Poi.oner.

AUBURN. Frldly, May T. 1856.
Pesh who poisoned his wife this city about three
months SINCE and who under arrest Tor the crime
committed snicide this morning by cutting his throat with
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
TOw.B0AT ExPEOsION.
Nine Persons Killed.

CTNCTNNATL Friday. May I. l5bO.
The tOw-boat Nick Hughes exploded her boilers last
night near Randolph, above Memphis, killing nine per
sons among whom Captain Van Dorm, his wife, and
the Engineer
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
The Recent Prsntier Invssion-Cs"ses OF the
Failure.
Boston. Friday. MAY g. 100

N
Cant Wtn IL Grace who claims 10 be Of the oldest
Fenisns in New-Eng gland, publishes communication IN
The Po Of this city relative 20 the recent aborYe at
tempt 20 invade The Eastern PT0rinces.
Ne SAYS that the expedition approved by OMahony
and commanded by Kan that the latter asserted ina,
~ iron war vessel loaded with was TO meet them az
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
MARRIE ID.

KEEsE-TiOMPsON-On Wednesday April IS at the residence
the officiating rgymsp by the Rev VIM Beldn James Reese
10 su,an NJ daughter Edward Thompson esq all Of
this city
wHITTLEsEyMULFoRD-At Hawthorne Cottage near Albany
the residence oi NJ Grfn Wednesday May by the Rev
CrKs d. D. Of Syracuse, w H. whittesey OF Lskevile
Conn, to Eliza y. Milford Of Granville. New fork.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Adnl,s- Children.
,olel .,

The cellar OF this building vile condition In the halls
OF the building there three fresh hep, OF
fyes TIE patient No II found little pulse l2O
vomiting t continued voned matter o. brown
ib color and Of greater contepcy than waisr ffescbed
,on, esc. and aqua canphora L. solution Morph equal p
I Carrying inspection fith-f funas
issI gs,a ~ SsV Rsnk Ia eaxeea wse hs rEG
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
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New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

The law has been invoked TO stop the conniereitna
Of PHALOS SONS famous NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs
horu which la. rival durability and sweetness amon'
perfumes the world The demand for i, stimulates
cousciencecss initiate Is xterns But these frauds will be
proatle,. each purchaser viii take the pains that PALoN
SONS Permers NewYork embossed the gas. Of the
hnl.., tI,er nnrci.asn- Eoll hv III hrnrgi.t.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Your obeiieui servant. j. rourHAcK IT, h u.
THE CHOLERA AT QUARANTINE.

The following have been reported ny Df DSse'
az the lower quarantine, under date May ith;
From steamship NfrginisWm. Armstrong aged ~ OF Lane
shire England James Farrell aged 49, lr,and John esin aseu
20 Dublin. Ireland. =,
The only Of cholera the others yaod 10 HOS
pital ast report, l0Ji eases 3. Total. 100.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

American Seamen's Friend Society.
18th the Friend
will be held IN Irving Hall MONDAY EVENING May 7, At n
O'Clock Speaker the Rev w. n H. MURRAY Of GrsenwicS
the Rev A. T. KITTREDGE o this Cry and the Rev J.
ANDREWS, seamrns Chaplain At Wilmington. N c.
Post.Ofce NotceTne Mails for Great Britain and ,hs Goa
aud Bremen HE RMANN aud f
Ireland via Queenown, steamer CITY OF LONDON SAT.
URDAY May s. will close at this Once 10 30 and
Offices follows; Stations and b. sos Stations
and D. ss3 a. Stations AID T. T0 Ssloa = u
JAMES KELLY Pm
Po~t-Offce Noice-The French Mai via Bes and HsvIe
per LAFAYETTE SATURDAY. May s. viii coe athls
Ofce and the Offices follows FRIDAY,
An lust Stations and b, .. stations and rs D.
Stations Z and r, p n Station q, 80 2 m
JAMES KELLY PM.
Iill's Hair Dye, 81 ok Brown instantaneous nstu
beautiful reliable; best cheapest Depot No % Johnse
Sold by all Druggist,
Clothes. w ringers OF 81 Kinds repslei by BATLEY
WASHING AND NktNGING MACHINE Co, No. IS coor,sodk-
q. New York
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
First Riood Ia the Fenian War.

EAsTPORT. Me- Friday MAY ls6i.
Winoosi has arrived She did not see any " re-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

D6S~ When tie President saw fit, on
the 22d of February, to apply the cpl
thet of ''Dead Duck" to Col Forney, and
that of Dis S-unionists to the representa-
tive men Of the Republican party, he
had little thought that it would react upon
himself. Long since, however, he has had
to accept the first appellation as his own !;
and now since he has thrown his whole
influence in the interest Of treason in
Louisiana, we find the loyal press through
out the country make free to personify
him by the name of "Rebel President
johnson y Perhaps by this time he
would prefer having preserved his digni.
ty. However, as he is now in full I'm.
pathy with the rebel cause, it is Of little
consequence BY what adjective his name
is prefxed. His conduct is most infa.
nous. He will soon work out his des tiny
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

A SPUNKY SoLDEER.-A story is
told of a Prussian Sentina 4 stationed
on the steeple at Troppau, and left
behind there when his company re-
treated. The citizens attempted to
take him prisoner, but the Prussian
easily defended with his bayonet the
narrow winding stair by which alone
access could be gained to the steeplc.
They then decided on reducing him
by famine, but the Prassian having
with him good supply of cartridges
announced that unless he was regu-
larly and well fed, he would shoot
every one who passed in the streets
around the church. The good SOL
dier thu contrived to MAINTAIN his
position for two days, when Troppau
was reoccrpied by the Prussians and
he was relieved.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15
beAThe Philadelphia Conventions


HsAThe Philadelphia Convention
convened yesterday. What a han.
Py meeting there would be The
Pendletons' Vallandighams and
Woodwards, of the North, will have
fine opportunity of once more ta-
king their old comrades by the
hand. How glad they will be to,
meet the Stephens, the Johnstons.
the Wises and the Orrs A pretty
set of fellows to be called together
by the President, for the purpose of
forming platform for the Republi-
can party of the countryt We
wish them happy tue of it (!
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

Ninth. The necessity of providing
adequate safeguards for the future before
restoring the insurrectionary States to a
participation in the direction OF public
affairs is apparent from the bitter hostili-
ty TO the government aud people of the
United States yet existing through
out the conquered territory as proved in
contestibly by the testimony of many
witnesses and by indisputabe facts.
Tenth. The conclusion of your CON-
mit.ee therefore, is that the so-called
Confederate States are not at present en-
titled to representation in the Congress of
the United States that before allowing
such representation adequate security for
future peace and safety should be re-
quired that this can only be found in
such changes of the organic law as shall
determine the civil rights and privileges
of all citizens in all parts of the Repub-
lie, shall place representation on an eq-
uitable basis, shall fix stigma upon trea-
son, and protect the loyal people against
future claims for the expenses incurred
in support Of rebellion and for marumit-
ted slaves, together with an express grant
of power in Congress to enforce those
provisions. To this erd they offer
joint resolution for amending the
Constitution of the United States
and the two several bills designed to
carry the same into feet, before re.
ferred to.
Before closing this report Your
committeebeg leave to state that spe-
cific recommendations submitted by
them are the result of concession.
after long and careful comparison
OF conflicting opinions. Upon
question Of. such magnitude, infinite
ly important as it is to the future of
the Republic, it was not to be ex
pected that all should think alike
Sensible Of the imperfeetions of the
scheme, your committee submit il to
Congress as the best they could agree
upon, in the hope that its, imperfect
ions may be cured, its Deficiencies
supplied by legislative wisdom, and
that when finally adopted it may
tend to restore peace and harmony
to the whole country, and to place
our republican institutions on more
stable foundation.
The report is signed by all the
Republican members of the commit
tee, except d. b. sWaslburnc and
Henry L. Blow, both of whom are
absent from the city.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15
Communications.

For The Citizen
THos. ROBINSON, ESQ. I'm the last
issue of the Herald. some scribler over
the fascinating title of "Justice 10 ali
men" asks some questions which he wish.
es some Republican 20 answer.
The honied name he assumes, reminds
me OF the fable of the cat who rolled il
self ID the meal tub to conceal its real
ehara cter, that it might result in advan-
tage to its mischevious propeusiues-
still 1t was cat So it is evident the
writer intends to take the defeated candi.
dates into his morciful keeping in tho
mask oflriendship, only, tn 1t he may the
more fully creute discord in the ranks of
the republican party, and thereby effect
his design. However, it is cominendabe
that he asks fdr Information. for it is plain
enough he needsit, Or honesty Of purpose
which ever he may elect. But to the
questions
First, his deductions are not legitimate
from the premises, for he asks "Whv the
republican party, who being the soldiers
Trend did notnominate some candidates
whom he designatcs, and then unfairly
includes more than were soldiers without
any distinction, hence the inquiries are
unworthy of an answer But to inform
the querist, | will say the nominations
were flTly made. and the result is tho
choice Of majority of the republi AN
yo'ers OF the county; becanse in the ex-
erelSe OF their lights as ireemen, they
wllled it to be so. This is the answer
Doubtless when each and every citizen
was casting his vote in accordance with
his own preference, all folt it 10 be un-
certain as to VIII would be the nominees.
his was the very fac, to be elected, and
the result iairly arrived at, is just what
Justice, &c,,' GuGs fault it'll. Surely
he aspire o se Dictapr.
Aga.n, each candidate kncw that all
could not bcsuecessful, and le who chose
t. cast himself upon the troubled waters
knew 1t to be uncertail whether he wculd
arrive safely at the desired haven. In
the Giccian games all ruE-who aimed
at the Prze-but all did not win 1t is
so among men yet, and when Justice,
&c, becomes abe TO reverse the order
of things, it is to be hoped he will bring
matters right, and establish new era,
calling it by his own name and thereby
perpetuate his memory. But it was not
because some were Germans, or others
could look back through many genera
tions to good old Faderland, that thew
were defeated as the writer would insin.
uate, ior no good purpose. Nor was it
becIuse any of the gentlemen referc to,
were considered incompetent, for do..bt-
less the people are waiting and wiling
TO do them homer. it is, tlqreicre, the
duty OF every republican to abide firm in
his political faith and not be Influenced
by any one who would mislead by appeal
TO naf'oadl prcjadices or ofmsioe ineom-
potency as is evidently the design of
Justice" AS TO his threats about oap-
ing the party, it only reminds me of
Fact which trqnspired long ago, in refer
cnoe to aB individual, who was number-
ecl wah the Twelve of whom it is said
she went out from us that it might / c
made manifest he was not Of US"
REPUBLICAN.
NJ AGkESI u -.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

BSA- BY the Bounty law published
on our second page last week, it will
be seen that veterans are not entitled
to any additional boun ty. Those
who had enlisted for three years and
are entitled to, or had received on
hundred dollars and who were enti-
lied no more under existing laws.
were entitled to an additional hund
red dollars. The object of the law
was to equalize the matter between
those Who had served three years and
only & one hundred dollars, with
the veterans who got so much more
We would advise those Interested to
get the CITIZEN (No, 34,) containing
this law, and read il carefully. Thi
will save trouble.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

rock tp., aged ~ years.
lie leaves anaged wife AMI numerous friends to mourn
bis loss MIR wakley was of the first settlers OF
Butler county, served in the wr OF 1872 was good
citizen and devoted christian, belonging to the Cove
nanter Church HIS body is lain Ia Harmony ceniery
ons ssile Of his grand who starved almost to
death by the Rebels, in Florence, only surviving to
reach Annapolis. ,J.Cp
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15
NJ TAlyESEEH.

~~--~~------~-~---~---~--~
On the IN inst by the Rev. crook Mr WI.i4,aG
SYKES OF Butler, 70 Miss MARY ELLES YoJN1 of Wst.
erfird, ohio.
At the llptflof Wm. yogeley. August 4 1855 iy thS
Rev Linberz, Mr. Ferdinand Wcyand 10 Mi,4
Johann Nogeley., both Of Butler, Pa.
Smith, to Uss Sarah A. Barnhart Of Of this canntv
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

-'Your purse, Tom, said an indul-
gent father to his spendthrift son, "re-
minds me of thundercloud "How
SO, father ?" Because it's always light
ming"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

A New and Grand Epoch in Medi cine
DIR. MAGGIEL is the founder of new
Medical System The quantitarians,
whose vast internal doses enleebe the
stomach and paralyze the bowels, must
give precedence to the man who restores
health and appetite, with from one to two
Of his extraordinary Pills, and cures the
most virulent sores witk box or so of his
wonderful and alkhealing Salve. These
two great specifics of the Doctor are fast
suPerseding all the stereotyped nostrums
Of the day. Extraordinary cures by
MaggiePs Pills and Salve have openei
the eyes of the public to the inefIiciency
of the $50 called) remedies of others, aud
upon which people have so long blindly
depended. Maggiels Pills are not of she
class that swallowed by the dozen, AID
OF which every box full taken creates an
absolute necessity for another. One or
two of Maggiel's Pills suffices to place the
bowels in perfect order, tone the stomach.
creates an appetite, ana render the spirits
ilght ana buoyant There is no gripping,
and no reaction in the form of constipa
ton. If the liver is affected, its iunc-
tions are restored; and if the nervous
system is feeble, it is invigorated. This
last quality makes the medicines very
desirable for the wants of'delicate fe-
males. Ulcerous and eruptwe diseases
are literally extiugushed by the Olsen.
fectant power OF Maggiels Salve. In
fact, it is hete announced that MAGGIEL's
BILIOUS, DYsPEPTIo AND DIARRHEA
PILLS cure where all ohels fail. While
for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts and
all abrasions Of the skin, MAGdrEL's.
SALvE is infalliable. Sold by j. Mag
GEL, 43 Fulton Street, New York, aud
all Druggists, at % cts. per box
For Sale at Drs. GRAHAMS& & HUS
ELTONS Drug Store, sole Agents in
Eutler, Pa. (may g. '66.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

What is the difference between a
piece of honcycomb and black eye ?--
One is produced by laboring bee, and
the other By belaooring.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

The farmers all over the Northwest
are in want OF laborers. Their rireued
crops are suffering for want of help to
gather them.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

Upwards OF one million dollars has
been invested in new buildings at Leav
enworth, Kansas, dur ng the presen
year.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

The sieve through which the man
strained every nerve is for sale at less than
first cost,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15

-Fenian Sisterhood, says young Bar
ney, are much nicer things than brother
hoods, and far better armed for conqn3sts.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-15
The Campaign Opened.

The dash, rapidity and vigor with
which Prussia surprised the world in the
open ug of the European War, scarcely
surpasses the vigor with which the Re-
publican forces are being mars hailed foI
the approaching conflict la the East,
as in the West--every where the lines
are being formed, not only by occasional
meetings, but grand Conveptions, address
cd by the acknowledged talent of the
county. Last fall we advanced our lines
SO as to include "Noo Jersy," to the great
modification of PETROLEUM V. Nasby,-
this fall we mean to embrace Delaware
within cur lines, to the great disgust Of
SaulsberFy-"the last Shareholder 10 the
Union" FoT q time it seemed uncel tain
what effect the dcfecti on of the President
would have on our party. But already,
it is evident it will be of use to us. by
cleaning out the caaff that was still per
miIted to remain with the wheat The
people will be 50 thoroughly aroused thai
the victory wiz be the most complete
which we have had since eighteen forty"
1t must not be that our county shall
lag behind. Let us up ut oace andbe de-
ing We can swell our majority cousid-
erably. All that is required is the Will.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11
@elulullt Chronicle.
S
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, O.:
Thursday, Oct. IL, 1866.

ONE of The notices displayed at
Pittsburgh was as follows: "There
can be no lasting peace while the flag
of the Union cannot wave unmolested
over the graves of our fallen comrades" "
Every veteran in the land cannot but
appreciate the force of the inscription.
They have come up from amid the din
and smoke of many battles, and many
a comrade has fallen by rebel hands and
found q grave in rebel soil. To day,
sanctioned by the declarations of An
drew Johnson, the spirit of the rebel
lion is so fostered that, in many quar-
ters, the privilege is denied to hoist the
"old flag" or if displayed, is hooted
and Kissed. Let every veteran think
of this, every soldier who, through the
long march and severe contest, fought
for the redemption of Southern soil to
the dominion of the General Govern
ment Shall they find at last that their
old companions, who sleep so far away
from the homes they knew, are still un-
protected by the Stars and Stripes, in
defense of which they fell?>
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-10-11

THAT's TILE DOO1RINE.-TheL Lonisy

THAT'S THE DoC1RINE. Louisville
Courier urges the President no longer to re-
cognizs "the present piece of Congress
until il admits tho Southern memhers-to
"protect himself by denying its legitim acy
and authority, and resisting its arbitrary
and illegal enactments." We hope to learn
before long that the President has taken mp
with this idea. There is no use in temror-
izing with such men az the Radicals, who
have no moro conception of tho binding
force of constitutional obligations than a
blind man has of colors. They repudiate
every duty they owe to the Southern people
sjoint owners of the Urion, aud speak of
US and our States as if we belonged 70 them.
1t is no slandsr to say that the Radicals
have lost all sense Of honor as between man
and man in their insane hatred Of the South
ern people. If they treat one another at
home as they propose to treat US, 1t must
be delightful country to live Unequal to
Central Africa. - Richmond Dispatch.
Though Mr.. johnson has directly
encouraged this kind of talk, by de-
scribing Congress as ga body hanging
on the verge of the Government" and
vetoing it's acts on the pretense of ftheir
unconstitutionality, there is little dan
ger that he will attempt to carry out
his policy to its logical extreme. That
he would gladly do as the Rebels wish,
we can believe; but he is wise enough
to ''let 1 dare not wait upon I would" +"