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The national Republican., 1867-04-18

FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-A
meeting of the Republicans Of the Fifth ward
was held at Ebenezer Church last evening" Mr.
A. R. orison presiding, and A. J. Clark, secre-
tary.
The object of the meeting having been OK.
planned by the Chair, who read tho call pub
lished in the morning papers, signed by the pres
idents Of the different wards, calling upon the
wards to send Ave delegates each to 4 conyen.
tion to be held on the goth inst, for the purpose
of nominating city officers;
After considerable discussion, participated in
by several members, pro and con, the subject
was laid upon the table.
On motion It was resolved that when the meet
ing adiourns 1t will meet next Wednesday, and
then elect delegates for the nominating oonven.
tion to meet on the second Thursday in May
next.
After the transaction Of some unimportant
business, the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

HAREAs CoRrUs,-Yesterday morning
the subjoincd named prisoners arrested for rob.
bing Pay master Belknapp, at the Brooklyn navy.
yard some years since, OF SlS, 900 in greenbackp,
and for which Bslknapp was arrested for ON.
bezzlement of Government funds, sued out by
their counsel, Mr.. John +. Norris, writs OF la.
beas corpus before Justice oliu, and the parties
were brought before him yesterday, and after
the facts set forth in their petition and the argu-
ment of counsel, the parties were remanded
to the custody of VIM. ?, Wood until this morn.
ing when the learned jurist will render his opin-
ion in the matter; Philip Stanly, John Wright,
Wm. Smith, and Joseph BulOrd. Two of them
were arrested in New York, one in New Jersey,
and one In tho Palmetto State
The national Republican., 1867-04-18
ANUS Il NJ ENrs.

A M u = h NJ Il N rs.
WALLS OPERA HOUSE
SIX NIGHTS MORE
MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1867
To accommodate the thousands who were unable
70 gain admission during the pIst week to witness
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
IMPERIAL JAPANESE,
Ths Management respectfully announce that they
will
.sGa REMAIN THE PRESENT WEEK
spi7.n SATURDAY AFTERNOON
ODD FELL0W VS. HALL.
TIE LAST WEEK
TIE LAST WEEK
- - OF rHE GRRAr
ARABIAN HIGHTs
ENTERTAINMENTS;
ENTERTAINMENTS
OR, LoIrERiEds ON BScHASTED 0RorSD.
On, LsIrnnInos os REunANrTD GRorSp.
OPEN EVERY MONT,
OPEN EVERY NIoHT.
THIS WEEK ONLY,
THIs WEEK ONLY
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY AFTBRNOOss
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
y mission 70 nsinsss taii parts Of cen
Seats can ss secured daring the day al Li, Sa.c a
store, No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
Doors open At "a o'clock apis II
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-Tbis
club held It's regular weekly meeting last night
In the Ninth street Baptist church; John u,
Cook, president, In the chair, and W. II. Lewis,
secretary.
The president stated no had received the fol.
lowing resolution, which was adopted at the reg.
uiar meeting Of the Republican Association oi
the secretary was directed to communicate ths
same to each ward auxiliary club
Resoiped, That the various ward clubs Of the
| city be requested TO select and publish full
tickets for ward officers as early as May 14tb, and
that the said ward clubs bo asked 10 select each,
aftsen delegates TO nominating convention, to
be held on Tuesday evening May 18th, 1897, for
the purpose Of selecting candidates. 70 be pledged
TO unite their ward voters In favor Of the candi.
dates who may be chosen BY majority vote Of
such convention. ~. ...s -
(signsd) -lss. A. @. HALL, Secretary.
The resolution was received and rsf.rrsdto a
committee. o.. q. H
The president stated that as president Of the
club he had signed call, In conjunction with
the other ward club presidents, having In view
preliminary steps towards securing the unity Of
the party at the approaching political contest in
this city. ..5 ... b..
WIN. syphas approved Of the step Of the pros.
ident. q.
A. 8. Baker explained tho resolutions from the
hoctothfy VI tno Noutthi ciuus huu tno recon.
mendation Of the club as . basis Of action.
A set Of resolutions were received from the
Seventh ward club, recommending the Republi.
cans Of the city not 10 patroniEe the Potomac
Ferry Company, they having discharged q gen.
tleman because he employed q colored man to
assist him In his laborsI affirming, at the same
time, that the day Of prescription on account Of
| color had gone by. % a.
The executive committee presspted a series Of
resolutions, ombodying Its aims, motives and In
tentions for the future, and expressive Of their
indignation at the Republic Of Liberia, and their
determination TO remain good citizens, to culti.
yats tho most friendly relations with the white
citizens Of this cty-the arts sciences, and liter.
aturoi which were adopted seyiatHna.
A running debate sprung up as TO whether this
was slmeeting Of the club or a general meeting
Of Republicans. II was decided to be q meeting
Of the club.
Several persons, white and oOlOrod Joined the
club.
A motion was adopted allowing none but those
who wero regularly enrolled members Of the club
10 vote on election Of delegates.
The following persons were, amidst much con.
fusion, appointed delegates to represent the club
in the nominating convention which meets the
18th pro1imo:
John +. Cook, 0. s Baker, G. A. Stewart, D.
W. Anderson, VIM. Syphax, W. Orr, Alex. Hen.
derson, @. Clark, VIM. Wheeler, W. H. Worm.
ley, J Bolden, II. II. Tilly, John A. Gray, +.
]. Taverns, and @. s. Hulse.
Some "lOg. rolling " and Allibustsring " was
brought Into play during the voting for delegates
to the convention.
After addresses the meeting adjourned
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

DoYATIoN.-The Youths Missionary Society
Of New York avenue Presbyterian Church, Dr.
Guriey, pastor, have made donation Of $500
to assist the church in Prince William county
Virginia,
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

REAL EsIATE SALEs.-Yesterday Messrs.
Cooper Latimer, auotioneers, sold at public
auction that valuable brick dwelling on Ninth
street west, between o and P streets north, con-
tanning hall, nine rooms bathroom and closets
to Samuel r. Bond, Esq, for IS, $50.
Yesterday evening Messrs. Green 4 Williams
auctioneers, sold at auction lot No. H. In square
No. l99, fronting on Fifteenth street, between
and X, 20 feet inches, and running back 100
feet, to the alley, to John A. Gray, for 81 per
foot.
Messrs Cooper Latimer sold at public auc
tion, Tuesday afternoon, the two.story frame
dwelling on II street north, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, for S3,45O. Mr.. Henry Rogers
was the purchaser
Also, lot @, on o street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, In subdivision of square 44T,
containing 2,227t feet, at thirty.two cents per
foot. Mr., Albert Gordon was the purchaser.
Also, lot II, In square 5l4, on o street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, for ffteen aud
and one.half oents per foot, to Daniel Rady.
The following transfers Of property are re-
ported at X. M. Halls real estate exchange :
Subdivisions 10 and II, In square IA, $500; sub
division IS. in square 465; part Of lot 8, square
1855, 40 feet on Second street east, $57s; 20 feet
on the southeast corner Of Second and Z streets,
at 105 cents per foot; lots 4 and IL, In square
154, $500; subdivision IS, square 465, 81 ,480;
part Of lot 10. square 1905, $500; lot 2, in
square lis, $l5Ii east half Of lot l5 square l02,
$3.50; lot 4, square ia, $945; lot 2, square
l74, $l,579i lots 2, A, 3, square It's, 81, 1859.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18
AU OTTO sALI14.

GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT
" AUCTION
DEPOT orARTERNLsrER', OFFICE
WAsHINdTOS, d. c., April IS, 1857
The Government bulldog on the corner Of Nine.
teenth aud streets will be sold at public auc ion
under the superyision Of Captain james O. Payne,
"a NJ on SATURDAY, April 20, at l2 O'Clock
noon.
Terms; Cash In Government funds
The United States rslinIulshss all care Of tho
building at time Of sale.
CHARLES II. ToMPKINs,
Bt. Brig. Gen. and Depot Quartermastsr
Api5.6t
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

RECOvERED.-lIon. I. G. Theaksr's Commits.
sissioner of Patents, has recovered from his re.
cent indisPositiOn, and Is again attending to the
duties Of his ofhoe.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

FINED.-James Burnett, for being drunk
and disorderly and carrying concealed weapons,
was arrested, on Tuesday by Officer Alder, of
the Fifth precinct, and taken before Justice
Morsell. He was fined So for the first named
offence and $40 for tho Inst.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

Tue FIsu WHARP.-on Tuesday. 10, 900 her.
ring were landed at the fish wharf with 10, 900
shad, tho former bringing 81 to $ll per thou.
sand, and the latter from IS to $40 per hundred
The country people are taking up considerable,
and the packers are doing quite good business.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

FIRE-At about 4.30 p. m. yesterday u
fire broke out in the frame stable of Henry
Polkinhorn Esq, who resides on the north side
of +, between Sixth and Seventh streets. The
stable, together with carriage and harness, was
entirely destroyed Tho 6remen were prompt, as
they always are and Capt D. NJ Reed and the
police were on hand as IL by magic, but the
stable was destroyed in few minutes. This Is
believed to be tho work Of an incendiary.
The national Republican., 1867-04-18

For MT. NERNoN-The steamer Of the
Potomac Ferry Company leaves the wharf foot
of Seventh street, every Thursday and Saturday,
at 10 o'clock, for Mt. Vernon. An excellent
opportunity will thus be afforded during the fine
weather, which We shall probably have during
the spring months, Of spending fow hours Of
those days at the tomb of the Father of his
Country
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A Practical d usimess College.

The Iron City College is n institution
that can not be too warmly commended.
1t is thoroughly organized, efficiently
officered and admirably adapted practical
Business College, without rival in all Its
peculiar features, as the most casual WIS.,
itor to its well appointed halls, will dis
cover at glance. The great value of its
system of Actual Business training can
not be fully realized until one has had an
opportunity to carefully inspect its work
ings. We have no hesitation in saying
that more thoroughly efficient practical
business college can not be found in the
United States. Pittsburgh Commercial.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.
OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE, /
TwFHrY.rHIqD COLLECTION DISTRICT OF Pa,
No 81 WATER STREET ALLEGHENY CITY, PA,
June oath, 1867.

TwrNrY.rHIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT Pa,
No. 81 WATER STREET, ALLEGHENY CRY, Pa,
June oath, 1861
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Lists of
" SPECIAL TAXES, formerly termed Licenses, and
the taxes on INCOMES. CARRIAGES, SILVER PLATE,
&C. are this Office and payment will be receiv
ed thereon by the collector.
The foregoing taxes having become due, must be paid
before the 24 day of July 1867 otherwise, additional
expenses will be incurred by the taxpayer Buting
ton, Esq Deputy Collector, for the county OF Arm
strong and Edwin Lyon, Esq Deputy Collector for
the county Butler will be ready to receive after the
LIST proxmo for their respective counties and will post
notices designating the times and places when and
where they will be prepared to receive the taAes col
will attend at the places, designated follows in Alle
gheny county receive the taxes in the vicinity of
those places respectively, the days named between
the hours of o'clock, A NJ, and O'Clock, Z. NJ, Of
said days, viz:
At Tare1tum, on Tuesday, July l6;
Al Sewickley. on Thursday, July Is;
At Bake. stown, On Friday July 10.
Taxes payable only in Greenbacks National Cur
rency. JOHN VI. SULLIVAN Collector.
In pursuance Of the above order will attend at the
places designated asows in Butler county to receive
the in the vicinity Of those places respectively
the days named between the hours of o'clock A. NJ,
and o'clock, p. NJ. # said days, viz
At Harmony, on Wednesday, July 10th, At ShontZ's
HOiel:
Glade Mills Thursday, July llth, at Adams Store;
Saxunburg, Friday, July 18th, at Kohnfsters Hotel
Fairview. Monday, July 18th, at Adams House;
Hartisyile, Tuesday, July 10th, at KeIr's Hotel;
Sunbury, Wednesday, July 18th, at Allen Wilson's
Store
At Centreville, on Friday July 18th, at Christey's
Hotel;
At Porte sville Friday, July 10th, at Mclymonds
Store, Till l o clock, p. NJ
At Prospect Friday eysnng, the 10th of July, from
O'Clock, 2. NJ.
aJ- After the 25th of July. the penalties imposed by
EDWIN LYON, Dep. Col,
June o. 1867, 5w. Sd Div, 23d Dist. Pa.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03

To Our Psfrons.
Our National Sabbath is at hand. We
wish our readers happy time. Cele-
brations, pic-nics and social gatherings
will be held in different paris Of our
county. We hope to hear of everything
passing off tremendously, and in such a
manner as to reflect credit upon the in<
telligence and Christian character of our
people. Will some one, at each of the
gatherings, be kind enough to furnish us
with short sketch of the proceedings for
publication
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03

more vegetable extractfve matter than twenty boxes
dlpihda any where in the world besidesi hfy.five
ny Ph yscians them In their practice to tbs
exclusion of other purgatSes The first letter OF their
value yet scarcely appreciated When they are bet
ter known a sudden death aud Continued sickness will
be Of the past those who know them speak right
out in their favor IL is duty which will save life.
Our subject TO redundancy Of vitiated bile
at this season. II is dangerous as II is prevalent
but BrandFeths Pills afford invaluable and efficient
protection. their occasional prevent 'he
ool.ectono Of those Impurities which, when In su Client
quantities. cause so much danger to the bodys heah
They Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Loss Of Ap-
petite. Pain In the Head llearburn Pain in Brea SIT
Done Sudden Raininess and Cosveness. Sold bye all
respectable Dealers In Medicines
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The Herald of Health

For July, besides its usual attractions,
has most elaborate article on The
Deaf and Dumb, referring particularly
to the causes which produce this condi-
tion, and show how they may be avoided /;
also, what has been done and can be done
to educate and ameliorate their condition
1t will be found inte resting and instruc>
tive to all classes of readers 1t will be
sent for So year 20 cents number
Address Miller, Wood & Co., No. l5
Laight street, New York,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03

a0- If any of our readers are prema-
turely gray or are troubled with falling
of the hair, dandruff or itching of the
scalp, they have only to use Rings
Vegetable Ambrosia, and their trouble
will soon be over The preparation is
not cnly restorer of gray hair, but one
OF the most elegant hail dressings W:
have ever seen. 1t also by softeniug
and invigoratiug the hair prevents
premature badness and in many cases
restores hair to bald heads.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03

Mr.. William u. Morrison, of Penn
township, this county, while assisting at
the raising of large frame barn, on the
farm of Wilson Graham, in Penn town
ship, had his left leg broken by heavy
piece of timber falling on him. He was
doing well at last accounts,
J.D. Fair, of Jefferson township, on
the same day, and at the same place, was
slightly injured on the left thigh by a
stroke he got from pike-pole thrown on
him,
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PITTSBURGH MARKETS.

PITTSBURGH, Juis |, 1861.
GRAIN--winter Red, - so; No. Spring is quoted
81 10 and No at SO OOs3 90: Is 65d66; Rye 81 so
Corn, 1,O0@T ,05; Barley, No Spring 81 10.
FLOUR-Sprirg Wheat, $40 25; Winter Wheat, sf3;
Rye Flour 50 50 = bbl; Buckwheat, 81 90 per cwt.
PROvIsIONS-Bacon, shoulders, lOc; Sugar Cured
Hams, l534c Lard, l3c
BUTTER-Fresh Roll 15c
EGGS-lsc per dozen
HAY-Baled. $40 per Ton.
SEEDs-FlaSseed So 90; Timothy, 3 90; Glover, 12 90.
DRIED FRUlT-Peaches, quarters, II, halves 10 cts
per n: Appes;S d9c.
PoTATOEs-Peach Blows, 81 25 cents per bushel.
APPLES--S5 n065 25.
BEANS-S2 IS per bushel
OII.-Crude, Tl56D74; Refined, 90 cents per gallon
Lard OIL 81 to 80 for No. ., and 81 10 for No. l.
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Cholera, Diarrhea, and Dysentery

A CURE is WARRANTED by DIR. TOBIAS cEIEBRATED
VENETIAN LINIMENT, II used when first taken by
persons Of temperate habits. This medicine has cen
known In the United States % years Thous ands
have used it, and found 1t failed to com
plant for which it recommended and all those who
first tried IL are without it, In fhe Cholera
Of ls4s Dr. Tobias attended 40 and lost 4, being
called In too late to do any good.
DIRECTI0Ns.-Take teaspeonful in wine-giass OF
era ery half hour foi tw ours and rub the abdo-
men and extrenites well with the Lniment To ailay
tho thirst take lump Of ice in the mouth. about the
size of amarillo every ten minutes 1t warranted pei
fectly innocent to take internally Sold by ali drug
gists, price 40 aud 50 cents Depot, 90 Conruanu
N ew York
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secret Service.

secret Service.
We have just received from ?. Garret
Il Co, 702 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
the interesting work eutitled The His,
tory of the Secret Service" making over
700 pages, neatly bound in leather A
splendid steel engraving of Gen. L. G,
Baker is given. The paper is good, and
the print is excellent. 1t is an interest.
ing work, aud will no doubt be widely
circulated. Good, active agents, ART
wanted in every county. Price of work,
IN fine cloth, $500 per copy; in leather,
Oibrary style) $500
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no coNsuMpIIvEs. .-rhe AavertI.er, having

TO CONSERVATIVES Advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very sni-
pie remedy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection and that dread disease Consump
tjon-is anxious to make known TO his feowsuherers
the means of cure -,
To all who desire H. he will send copy OF the pre-
serption used ree Of charge) with the directions lot
preparing and using the same which they adnlglwlv
URE CUaE FoR COSsuaPTIoS, ASTHMA BRoNcHIls, &c
The onlv object OF the advertiser In sending the Pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted and spread tnforma
ton which he conceives to be nTauable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as 1t viii cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing .
Parties wishing the prescription will please sdress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New York
Nov L 1860. ".
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03

Concert.
A vocal and instrumental concert will
be given in the Courthouse on the even
ing of the 9Th of July next, by the pupils
of VIM. r. Colbert.
This, no doubt, will be rich enter
tainment. The lovers of music, and the
public generally, should make their cal
culations to be present on the occasion.
"'Tis music charms US last on earth,
And greets first in HeaveD."
The singing of sweet, select music,
is certainly very entertaining, and the old
and young could not spend .he evening
more appropriately than by attending the
concert.
Notice will be given by printed bills
and programmes. June 12-4w.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03
BUTLEIt MARX ETs

H u Il Il vi n ~ IA
BUTTER-Fresh Rol, II cents per pound
BEANS-White $500 per bushel.
BARLEY-Spring 90
BEESWA&-35 cents per pound.
EGGS-l5 ,ents per dozen
FLOUR Wheat 81 90 to per hund; Rive So
Buckweest, $3.50 per hunG.
FRUIT-Drsd Apples, o cts per II; Dried Peaches
25 cents z N.
FBATHERS-75 cents per pound
GRAlN-Wheat $40 per bush Ryel, Oats. Soc
Corn so; Buckwhcat, 30.
GROCEEIES-Cofee, Rio, 80 per pound; Java, 40
Brown Sugar l2l 5per pound do White 2Oc n o. Moas-
es Sl,2O cents per gallon; Syrup % and $40.
HIDES-7 cents per pound.
LARD-lO cents per pound.
SAILS-S7,75 per keg.
POTATOES-9Oc per bushel.
PORK-Shoulders 10; Fitch, il; Hams, l4c per
pound
RAGS cents per pound.
RICE-l5 cents per rcnnd.
SALT-S3,25 pei barrel.
TALLOW-l2 cents per pound,
WOOL-40 cents per pound for common.
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3 winning.

swimming.
We have been credibly informed that
boys and young men are in the habit of
going in the creek to swim on the Sab
bath day in the immediate vicinity of
Butler. This should not be done. If it
is not stopped, those offending, will be
arrested and dealt with as provided by
law.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03
Our Boys and Girls,

For July 9th, which is the first nuns
Der of the new volume, appears enlarged
and improved. 1t contains beautiful
portrait of Oliver Optic, and the first
two chapters of new story by him-en.
titled " Breaking Away, or the Fortunes
of Stndent;" q story by Oliver Logan;
Life in Tndia," by lady who was born
and resided many years there. Publish
ed by Lee & Shepherd, Boston, $3.50
year, 1925 for six months. The pub,
fishers offer to send a copy free to any
boy or girl who will write to them tor 1t,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03
The Lady's Friend,


The July number of this magazine
opens with a steel plate of unusual inter,
est-a lovely Cinderella, sitting sad and
neglected, by the kitchen fire, her naughty
sisters disappearing through the doorway.
The colorcd Fashion Plate, as usual, is
an elegant and faithful transcript of the
prevailing modes; and the wood cuts
illustrating articles of dress, and teaching
fancy work, must be of great value to the
ladies'. A beautiful steel engraving will
be sent gratis to every (s2.50) subscriber,
and to every person sending a club,
Address Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03

This is one of the best mcntly periodi.
calls now published for children. If read,
it will be appreciated. Address, T. S.
Arthur & Son, 500 & S1l Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03
Arthur's Home Magazine.

This valuable monthly for July is be-
fore us. The steel engraving entitled
"The Wreck" is beautiful. 1t is a
welcome visitor. Now is the time to
sui scribe. The July number is the first
OF volume 30. Address I. S. Arthur &
Co., Sll Chestnut street, Phila.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03
IMPROVED PLOWS.

rNIE subscriber would respectfully inform the farm.
eTs Of Butler county that he mas the right for the
county of Butler and is engaged in the manufacture of
NJ g. slemmons Patent Iron plow; and Is prepared to
furnish the same on short notice, and a enable
rates Manufactured at Mount Chestnut, Franklin Tp.,
Butler county, Pa.
Dealers and others hereby notified that the Letters
Patent owned by me- vests in the soie right to
uature sell and said pow and sell and convey the
to Others within the limits VI Butler county, in
accordance with the laws Of the Unted States in such
case made and provided ]. j. STEVENSON,
June 10, 81, ass Ne. Chestnut, Butler Co, Pa.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03

n0The Suratt trial is still progress
ing. 1t has already lasted eighteen days
aud the evidence for the prosecution has
not yet closed.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-07-03

s~ Lively times in New Orleans may
be expected should Governor Wells a :
tempt to carry into execution his threat
to treat Flanders as usurper.