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New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
TIE ALR1NY HOEIcIDE.

The killing of Mr. Hiscock by Gen. Cole X
exciting kind Of comment in the press all
through the country which we thiuS a serious
injury 10 the cause Of justice. The guilt or
the Innocence OF the unfortunate man who ~
now awaiting his trial on a charge Of murder
Il not q ht matter az present for discussion IN
public journals. Our duty Is to await the de
cislon OF the Court then if we are not satR-
6ed that the decision is a Just one, It viii b.
fair for us 10 condemn it as earnestly a We
please But TO assume beforehand, as many Of
our contemporaries are doing, that the shocking
tragedy was a simple, premedItated murder;
that there was, We do not say no justification.
but no palliation Of the deed. and that the
proyOcation upon which the prisoner relies for
his defense was a fictitious one. Is II the lasC
degree unjust and unmanly. We have no pur-
pose OF setting up excuses for Gen. Cole We
leave HIM to do that for himself when he IL
called TO plead before a Jury or hls country
men. We do not care 10 discuss the SINS or
the virtues Of Mr. Hiscock. OF the cufpability
OF the Door woman who was the cause of the
homicide, and upon whom it may be the
heaviest punishment after al has fallen.
These are matters for the highest Of all trl-
bunals to settle But we protest against the
manufacture Of a public sentiment hostile 10
the accused, and we warn the editors and cor
respondents who are so busy about It that they
are doing their utmost TO defeat the ends or
Justice. and 20 deprive the prisoner OF that a.
which the meanest criminal Is entItled--a free
frouarffal trial
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

The profound sympathy OF the entire civ-
ilized world viii follow the expedition tina.
Yesterday left England Tor Africa 10 search o..
Dr. Livingstone. The latest news from Ahlcl
has fortunately revived the hope that the re
mort of the death of the celebrated traveller b.
untrue An interesting statement of al The
reasons for rms belief was recently given by
Sir Rodcrick l. Murchson, the President OF tie
Royal Geographical society, IN an address tle
substance of which viii be found elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
THE DRAMA.
MR.. BRYANT AT wAILAcK's THEArER.

Mr.. BRYANT AT wAILACK's TIIEATER.
Mr.. Dan Bryant made his first appearance, lnaugu-
rating the summer season at Wallaeks Theater. last
night The house was well dIed though not crowded
The Irish Emigrant" and Handy Andy were the pieces
presented They perfectly familiar 20 local neAter-
gOerS and need only say that theY were Wen pre-
seuted Mr. BRYANT amused hts audience exceedingly.
Laughter and applause greeted hn, IN continuous mp
ple OF merrment Re certainly a 70 very trutDfAl ami
delicate deneatOr OF irish character The eNaggert0u
commonly encountered IN this style ol acting - never
apparent IN his deliReatons he portrnys nature aEd
his humOF and pathos are alike genuine ana anecuhs.
The Summer company includes number or Wen AAONi.
and fsvore performers. among whom NAV De mentiOneu
Mrs Jennings Mr. Fisher, Mrs sert0n. Ar Williamson,
and Mr. RinggOd. 'The Irish Emgrant' and Handy
Andy Will be kept on the bills al this week.
DRAMATIC MOTIFS
Messrs Kelly & Leon announce that the present
season AZ their Minstrel Hall, No. 10 Broadway, viii
close on the ord inst Meanwhile their troupe OF ma
srres will make every requisite effort 20 increase tnc
attractveness or the closing performance leon % 1
nightly together with various miscellaneous pieces Ihs
Is pleasant place resort for those who ENJOY NeRlO
Mnstrelsy. and trust Messrs. Kelly Icons SEASON.
NAV close prosperous manner.
Ii we NAV credit the posters and advertisements
there is never play acted. entertainment giveD
that s unsuccessful Great success" UnDounded sue
cesa prodiclous success these bur faint spec
mems OF the terms in which entertainers often reoOr1
their own exploits Would it not be we We sugges., ~
adopt mier tone OF proclamation 10 matters o MS
SORT real success needs such emphasis OF sei
ratulafion whle 20 results or another sort hoDuJ
we fancy is mlsled by prefentoUs clamor OF appEOoa
ton blow ones own trumpet IA 10 onend Sooa
anu unassumng mood prevail among asprlnts tor poP~
lar applause and pubic honors.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
THE TrRNERs, Union.

~ rslEsHAsH
BALTIMORE. June i0-1he city was considerably
enlveDed today By handsome procession Of the Her
oht soeetea Of Turner's and singers composing the North
Aalerieah Social Democratic Turner's Union. Deiega-
os tron al portions Of the country present The
VIII last I'll Thursday, the 18th Various
soolet'e- have arrived from RewYOrk, Philadelph
boaghkcepsie, Wllhams5urgh CIneinuatri Piftsbnrgb
AHnshaoy tltys heW-Oreaus,. Milwaukee. ST. Louis.
A.. Z.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

The Legislature Of Texas III 1856. having no
better way to remove loyal Judges, and wish
Ing to protect the guerillas OF the State abol-
ished the Judicial Districts IN which Union
men were elected Judges. Gen Sheridan has
declared that act null and void, and direct
the Judges elected % perform their duties.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

White men having refused TO accept reap
pointment to the City Government OF Mobile
from Gen. Pope. Gen. Swayne has directed the
vacaucie, 10 bc filed with cOlOred men. This
is right. bur it shows that loyal men should
have been chosen at the FIRST.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

The trial of Surratt began yesterday. The
District Attorney objected 70 the method bl
which the jury had been impanneled and the
Court adjourned without making a decision.
The question raised Is generally important.
and does not merely affect the prisoner.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

- The Indian Var. Letter from orr
SpeciqI Correspondent Gt DcpUer tbe Dominion
Of Canada. General Nc,os Paragraphs, Foreign,
Miscellany. and the Money Market on me second
Dqqe Commercial and Nartet Rcporfs on ne
third page: Fine Arts on the S'Ttb page ana
SbiDplnG Intelligence, the ChWrch-St. ErtenS'on
4ssfssmcnfS. the Court Calendar AeC school
Lar or Neir-Jerscy and american sunday
school Union on the sereRth page or u'1s morn
iHQs TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

The Italian Parliament shows itself very
iurractable as regards the question OF church
property. The bill introduced by the present
Cabinet for raising q loan Is based upon an
extraordinary tax upon the church property.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
3Eew;21ork Daily grihn1re.
TUESDAY. JUNE II, 1867.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
rrpMA or rHE TRLBUNE.

TERMS or THE TRIBUNE
D.r1y Tp1prNr. Mail Subscribers $40 per annum.
Sr,u-WErKlY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscriber 81 per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per annum
Advertising Rates
DAILY TRIBUNE, 20 cents per hne
Sfn-WEEKLY TBmUNE, 2j cents per line
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 80 per Inc.
Terms cash m advance.
Address TIE TRIBUNE. New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

The Herald, under the head OF Increase of
lntemperance," says "
Extremes In legislation are bad They increase the
efAs which they intended " suppress Whea teIgeY
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
MOVEMENTS OF ADMIRAL PALMER.

rslkaaxFN THfHrNE
hEw- -OELKASs. June i0-The United States steam
ship tie soto, Commodore Boggs, with Admiral Pale on
esrd. has left for Pensacola. The Admlrals nag wa
transferred 10 her from the United States stealns
suehauna. which has sailed for Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

Gen Hunt Of Colorado has been authorized
20 raise troops by Gen sherman who. m ms
letter, says that prudence Oh the part OF
the whites viii prevent trouble with the In
dians
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

Tie Constitutional Convention rcassembied
YESTERDAY. bur no business was done.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

4 Convention of the Republican party o
North Carolina is called for September T.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

Two colored men have been appointed to
Offices by the City Council of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
10 CORRESPONDENTS

M Whatever u
authenticated hY the name ud address
o ne aer-uo necessarily publication bat - saaaH'f M
bs good .a.-
Al CUISINES. letter, f,- this addressed % fHE THs
Ws eaanst uaas7tak, n r-turr rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

blessed BE THE Man WHO FIRST IN
,srrrn sLEEr auoth Pla Sleep has often been 4
- uot ia Macb-tbs only but molr1 instance '
Iahresto o. Disarsu Hraache and losi o 'a'
IA, ,i c there Ia remey sufferers nov e1c Dr'
a. t man uho invented PLASrAroy brrrEHs lnis 1e'
,,, a., sne Tano br Millions the greaI heAih %
asd R.,sorsr Res0re buy boIs ana doas steep Oh o.
d
wtruRA ieisati -o.is' iils.e superior 20 O'7
sud ST ha prce
TIHFrY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN Old
-puwsssss wrgIours SYRUP re prescription Of one
Of the best ale phy.caas tle United states a1i has
used r % resrs with as5sr lg safety AID Success by millions
f mother, for their ohisa relieves child from pain cares d
enter, m diarrbea gripns m tie lose and u.aa cole Dr. giving
beath to the child rests toe mother.
Ne surs cal for
MRS wIysIoV. SOOTHING SYRUP
p,s.ps t m rsae Of Cuzrs tie oue wrapper
t,I,a- are IA frit1tl
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11
LIE EunrxA BrcK MACHINE

r.s-. ,usnai4 p- s oy and on, pr.
1,Tsrs compile rlfreJ
g,ag of oT ~ reasng aoir Us Esal .m2Aei Al
.re,o.s power commaud approval s1-cL ~ sg-
We the War.d to prglce is
Saus s61ci0a guaranteed a. utrclGsTE
ABRAN REoUA General Ageat No l4i BroafWaT N r.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-11

Al % be,rios s stamp are heavily plated the inesf shat or
nickel se and guarantee hem every respect superior 90 e "
G0RuAN MAyUTsCrURNG Co,
slver.nsGs aad Manufactures Of Fle keot'o-tia'e.
Pr1rdeucs o.. D.
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&IaITHIR TIpIF18 &.MHMR-

DY virtue OF a Writ Of yenditioni Exponas &C. ia
ID sued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Ruter
county and TO me directed there will be exposed TO
public sale, at the Courthouse in the borough Of But
ter on MONDAY, the ith day OF March, A. D.. 1861
at o'clock, p. NJ the following described property
TO witt
Laughlin, Of in and to Fifty acres of land more or
less, situate In Marion township, Butler county Pa
bounded North by NJ Mclaughlin, East by Alex Me-
Murry South by Jos Bailey, West by Peter M'LauRh.
hn about Ten acres cleared Seized and taken in Ex-
eoutIon the property of Domniok Mclaughlin at the
suit Of Patrick MBride
ALSO,
All the right title, interest and claim of Jas. Dow
ney Of in and to Sixty Of land less
uate in Clearsld township, Butler county, Pa, boun-
ded North by Edward Downey, East by VIM. Doug her
fy South by Neal AcLafferty west by Mary M'Bride;
Forty acres cleared, six of which are meadow One
Frame house and log barn thereon erected Seized and
taken In execution as the property OF James Downey,
the suit OF Mary McBrds. James McLafesty, Guar
dian Of Mary NJ Bride, for of Daniel Mckinley
ALSO,
All the right title interest and claim of Jacob Pisor
Of in and Fifty of land. less situated
by James Kelly; east by VIVA McGill south by Wm.
Starr and west by John Starr. About thirty acres
cleared, five of which meadow young orchard of
fifty Apple Trees not yet bearing; Frame House and
cufon the property of Jacob Psor, at tie suit Of
Henry Kuhn.
All the right title interest and ciaim of Vim. Logue
Of In aud to enc Hundred Acres Of Land less
situated Cherry trV34slip nutior 1uury r, bound
ed North by John AulZs4iog East,by Wm. Lindsey;
south 6y William hogue; and " Nes rs Wm. Lqeuo.-
NO iml ogemenis. Seized and ta,spfu exacuon 5 the
property Of william Logue, lhe John y. par
JAS, B. STORY, ,shsG.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-03-06
lA,7PJPR RlATSHIIIaINIP LIST

ENHE following apprasement list of property retained
under the 9th Section of the Act of Assembly Of
14th Of April 1851 have been presented and filed in the
Office of Clerk of Orphans Court in and for the county
Of Butler, to-wit:
widow of George Murrin, decd Personal property
amounting to $500
Michael Mclaughlin and VIM Holland, ES'rs.
No. 10, November Term, 1s66.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Reaghart. widow OF VIM. Reaghart decd Personal
properts amounting to Sl93l0,
Peter Fennel, Admir-.
No IS, November Term, 1856. - Mrs. Margare
Moore widow of John r. Moore, dec d. Per sonal pro
perty amounting to $500 qB
John Montgomery and Sam. Anderson, Ar on
No. 4S, November Term, lS66.-Mrs. Hanna IN
hart widow of John Barnhart, decd. Person per
ty amounting to $500.
J. McAiehael Admir-
OF which the creditors, heirs legatees distributes
and others interested will take notice aud appear
Orphans Court to be held at Butler the fourth day
OF March next and not later than the third day thereof
show cause If any they have Why the said appra Use
msnt list should not be confirmed absolutely.
no 0, 3w ?. NJ. EASTMAN, Clerk
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The LADYs FRIEND announces for 1857 the fI
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j. HICKLING 81 Co.'s
Great Sale of Watches,

Ivory person obtainsa a Watch by thls afrangemept,
costing but $40, while It may be worth $3.50. No par
iiality shown.
Messrs. j. Hickling Co.'S Great American Watch
Co, New York City wish to Immediately dispose of the
above magnificent stock. Certificates naming articles
placed in sealed envelopes Holders entitled
the articles named on their certificates upon payment
Of Ten Dollars whether 1t be watch worth $3.50 on
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entities you to the articles named thereon upon pay
ment irrespective Of Its worth and article valued
less than $40 is named any certificate il will once
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even by the most ftstiaions
A single certificate will be sent by mail, postpaid
upon receipt of25 cents vefor 81 eleven for 81 thirty
tAree and elegant premium for $ sixty-sx aud more
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DISSOLUTION.

IfHE firm of R. C. h. L. M'Aboy this day dssov-
Il ed by mutual consent J. Lynn McAboy retiring
from the business having associated himself with the
hrm OF Of Day, MAboy spang, No. Is Wood Street,
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Executors Notice,
Estate of .Joseph Wolf. Dec'd.

DstuFo y "DoolVt VUgt Dtt u'
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testamentary
~ having been issued TO the undersigned, on the
estate Of Joseph Wolf late OF Forward twp dec d. all
persons having claims against said estate viii prsseut
them properly authenticated for settlement and those
kpiWing themselves indebted said estate, will make
inns liats payment PATRICK HAMILTON,
January 81 1867 mo o. Nv Esxecuaor
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TAVERN LICENSE.

UNHE following persoas have filed their applications
l. to March Sessions, 1867. in the Office Of the Clerk
of the Court Of Quarter Sessions n Butter county
License, under the Acts Os A-sespbly, Of March 2st
and April Goth 1885, to regulate the sale Of intorica
ling drinks, wit:
1,-yoseph Kohnfelter, borough Of saxouburg.
2.-Christorher Michel, g
3.-Lewis Krsuse, Hannahstown, Jefferson tp
4.--FraRcls Lanbe, borough Of Saxonburg
5.-Wilbam ycgeley Butler.
6.--Jacob Shell Harmony
7.--Jorian Eytn, Butler.
Sy-patrick Kelley, & "
9-David Nj. Kelly Centre township.
10.--HenrY stookie, Evansburg
1y-Jacob Dumbaeher, Cranberry township.
12-Michae Zimmerman, borough Butler
I3.-Georgc KcKamy, Fairyiew township.
f4.-D. 5. Rodgers, Oakland g
15.-Wnliam Richie, Borough Of CentreYille.
l6.-WilliamG G. Chrstley, 90
If 7 Hafner, Middlesex township.
1S.-SSmuei Allen, borough of Prospect.
19.-Joseph sailer, oakland township.
RESTAURANT LICENSE.
Francis Laube, borough of Saxonburg.
Licenses Will be presented Wednesday, March 9Th
1867 Remonstrances must be filed before that
Day Applicants will bring their bonds to my Office be-
fore the day OF hearing Licenses EysT DO taken
within Fifteen days after being granted they viii be
REVOKED according to law. +. M EASTMAN,
February l3 'S67. Clerk.
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EXecufOr,s Nofice.

Estate of Samuel Parks, Decd.
+ ETTERs Testamentary on the estatate Of Samuel
Parks decd, late Of Middlesex township have this
day, February 1867 beon granted the undorsigned
by tho Register OF Butler County, therefore notice
hereby given to all interested In said estate that al
persons knowing themselves Indebted said estate are
hereby requested TO make immediate payments and
those having claims against the same will present
properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES PARKS,
no 0, 6ws WIN. HAYS IA rs
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, ,1nMEv EnEr Aa mArrn - non .cr,

MONEY FREE AS WATER. 900 ACTIVE
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world for the most salcable novelties ever known
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write for full pirtsculars anl address,
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Si4T EHR PER YEAR, We want
ID 4E VV0 Agents everywhere to sell our
BiPRov:D $50 Sewing Machines Three now kinds. I'm
der and upper feed Sent trial Warranted iyo years
Above salary or large commission paid. The ONLY ma
chimes sold in United States for less than $40 which
ally licensed By RoUe, Wheeler 6 WILSON, Grorer d
Rdksr Singer Co, and Bachelor Al other cheap
machines iRtTiagsments and the seller user
ldbe to arrest fine and imprisonment Illustrated cir
cuars sent free Address, call upon Shaw 4 Clark
at Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago III.
June q .yi-ees
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p l. % w 8 i.

~ wEARE RELIABLY INFORM
\@rz@%zzzszzq ed that some person persons
-. have been selling plows through :
out the county representing them
as made by @. j r. Moser; this n therefore
the public against SUCH all plows make have
names
Plows always on hand, and work warranted.
@. J. r. M0SER,
no 9, Ono Bntler, Pa.
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