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The London Money Market.
LONDON, Jan. "a. b.
United States ave twenes opened this morning at
2sx.
LONDON Jan 9--Noon
The opening quotations for American securities arc as
.Eaiiows:--
Trited States Eve twenties es.................. 72z
Eric SnarcS.. 80
filnos bhsres.. %
Consois are quoted at 81 for money.
LONDON Jan. 9-P. H.
Cousols are quoted at OIL for money
AMERICAN sEcrariEs
Tho following the prices OF American securities
SUned states i've LwentieS. 12h
Illinois Central shares. oih
lSTio Railway shares. 4o5x
LONDON, JAN s-Evening.
Console closed this evening at 9l for money
AMERICAN sgCURriEs
Tho closing quotations 10 night wore-
United States nve-t~entes es................... TN
1liinois Cent.a sharc3. q
zrte Eawey shares - =
= TIE LivsrSsss Cstssa neftet. !
IdvnkR0oas Jan o-NooAL
Tho esilsn market opcssanl 10Y With hu. lissis
doing.
- IdvEsfool, Jan. s-P. n. r
The cotton market to-day is easier The tses Of the
day amounf 70 10, 900 bales -es.S ri
,...fs t-ss s LyxRrpot Jan. e-EyAning.
TAec0ton n3arkat hsH dull todag, and abe HSss,
1ccrvdng 70 the xns s0otngs, will not amount 20 ever
Z 5000 baies G - t8 M
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BEvEEhG.e on n.ti.Tu
ersi health
Use UOFF,S MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE or
HEALTH. It ali n;sordcrs of tie Stomach ana
strcns,hcn the Lungs, Sc. Prot.tG.n est
have found great benefit Dyspepsis. from
Mall Exttnct ara ciearfI,ly recommend H. have
ncva. iouud snyihn.s 10 with well
WILLIAM MoLLER. No q Nert Iwentie,h 80. n. "
Hons Malt Extract Depot fcg America 542 Broadway.
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HARRIsBURG, Pa, Jan. o. 1857.
The republican caucus for Gned states Senator VT,
be held 70 morrow moraing. All the republican nen
begs nov here
NJ William H. Kemble reelected State Treasures
to-day. The democrats voted for John =. spsng,sr.
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Tine MARYLAND seNAIuasnlp.

ASSAPoIis, Jan. o. 1887
The conservative ca,ius held here onlshs fos
constellation but no vote taken for Senator it 10
generally believed howcrer, shat the Eastern Shore
sembes si eventually yield sheT local psrsli,iss In
IA, ,vor q Governor swami. :, =
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Browns bronchial Trochcs. onr Trochss
TOO well and fagorasy kngwu - need commendasoa
Hou. cifAS. A. PHELPS.
Pres. Msss. Senate.
'',Iy nj s'iou Nth the world ifas been
enatGea hv he iosenges wt"a nov carry aways 10
poesai: i7ors. ihfoaf tso whirh the
~ - S.p wii.ias-
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MApssis, ,JaH 9 1857
The hegiSstnre organized to-day. TsstSersas elected
Lieut. =. Is Hits Chief Clerk. and tbs s.Hcsse Aegus
Cameron Speaker The Governors mesass vii bs go
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A M u S E M e NJ T s.


Last Rfstsri Matinee. Il
fhs farewell appearance sf tas Queen Of Trags1 wa
attended at tho matinee yesterday BY one Of thb
iargess audiences ever assembled 10 the Freaca
theatre She seemed to feel also that the occasion ~a
one thss demanded display Of her full powers ana nss
great character Of Elizabeth great bsfora
Prom The rse 70 sAs fall OF the curtain the sudenee
wore held spell bound By the genius Of tho uarivsed
personator OF the wayward Queen, and testified their
sdmrstioa By sincere applause. Madame Ristod viii
mako her rHtres In April nsxt In the character o.
Gamma shsswin then leave America 70 fuiAl her ea,
gagemeat In Paris during the Exposisioa.
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Invixor~te the Respepsibic organ. ..
The stnlach r. the reeronSb'c organ or the system "
the digestion T. imperfect every nisn very gnd every
muscle fibre r. less oat OF order.
All the nuid. dcprays1 The brain Is coud;d. The
spirits ere depressed All dyreptcs know this 70 be ths
truth. not, however half ls 'rsh Columns wpuld
required the and penaies of dyspep
sis could DO thsin justice Tens OF housnuds
isel them: describe thsfn.
Can they he Can they be recvcdf Can thew
bs bapishcd al one eyerf tnqn-stopanly tbsy
can. No dyspcIAc hss ever skrn HOsTErTEE's
STOMACH Rir1Efs In vsin. Believe who sAys The
complaint incur.els THIS grss vexcss stomachc Vim
eradcate it's eradicang ~ IN thousands OF
which medical pIacone have shaken their heads ein
ousiy saying. "Sotbrg can BE- douei
Thc FACULTY has fsaccs One OF them tia, iudxss
ton IL The dcuit OF all the ordinary ailments II
kfnd and srbouc THIS Nothing
be easier than % c2nqusr the t,re .pec,fc be edsinss
throughout the civilized world HoSfkrTBRS STOMACH
BITTsRs, IL aniiote TO the daesse which hes
90 fail and fortunately n s everywhere
durable. II ycu wish To fool with the dyspepsA syths
pharmsccpsa pcsrripona III want 10 root out a.1
prevent It's recurrence take the Btera daily There
discount on the testimony IN its1svor If there
who has tried FOR Indigestion without bss1
>neated the fact has NOS rsnspred Universal
dictrd praise nvouches its wonderful tonic virtues.
New YORK onlcc i8 Dey street. fAt
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- ALBANY, jan q 1907.
The calendar for the Cour Of Appeals for anuary TO-
includes nos A. 4s ~, a. 46, s. s5, So 81 o. cs.
o.. 0s, 90, 10.
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Eiiiptic =. W. Ge;'s I.oclx.iitch scwin. rls-
cbnes, "a" Broadway, nghes' .Iemsuns kalT2ad Inst
tuGe New York snd.f'sIDeyi, ,sna state tairs. 1876
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EN- eLA n o..


Eoniisued Opposition 70 tho New Army Plan.
Paris. Jan Q, 1851.
II 10 said that the Council Of State has determined
% oppose the propossd bill fos tho reorganization Of the
French army.
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Nntchelor'> Hnir Dye. The Hest In .sks
world the only g.ec Dye hsrIu sss rsabe instn1ksss
ous Factory n nsroiag street.
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An Prizes Cashed In Legal Losterics.-Cirru-
J. CLUE. Broker. 40 Broadway.
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Why Are the lu,itustDnn
Of PHALON'S NIGfiI BLOoMIsd cRREus that
given tho ghost for OF patronage Ike 81
death paupes. Because they died conSedaencc Of
having ts,cent absaI them
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B A VA RIA.

Reorgauixation OF the Army.
MuNIcH, Jan. Q, 1857.
The-Bavnian Chambers have opened credit for the
reorganization OF the army.
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CristaderS's Hair Dsg..-The Beet Ever BJas
ufsctured. wtoics-ls cad rr.sH also rapca, a. 80
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DR. al LBEHT7s PILE INSTRUMENT
positively the of piles Sent bv mail
n 81 Circulars Sold
wanted AidE }. 4. RCmaine, Managel IN
BlDxINAy, New lUtA.
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N. Ka.gy & Co.. SeSstsSS,sw sns wssssssSa scs5sSs
cough, Group ac Put up go aud sc bottles soa q
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Gamma shsswin then leave America 70 fuiAl her a.
gagemeat In Paris during the Expos,uoa.
Broadway Theatre.
Every seat In this house occupied last evening"
and many wsro willing 70 enjoy sstandse" only fos
The purpose Or witnessing the admirable performance
Paul Pry and Horstio spruggus ~ Mr.. Ovens In the
6nt r6ls hs y really nimisabls Ais shadisg Of the
character Of the meddlssoms Paul commends It 70 che
judgment Of the audience . hns picture, drawn C.
curatsiy, though udicsousiy, from real life The sup
vas especially elective IN her lively ssvss style and
Miss Ella TurpeG Miss Hardy, manifested tho cftecsl
q a!issss study II her grSfssson ,. Th.s lady ss
professisa should shortly rid hss n,
80 - st -- - *t.f
The Park Theatre, Broeklya.
The spectacular drama entitled The "Ferty rhieves
sssA.1sS y r as the elbows tAess. Judging fro the
fun house which greeted It's representation last sseaing
its repetition does not decrease It's interest Black
Eyed 8Hsan was also presented, with Mrs. Conway 10
tho title r6lc and Mr. Conway ~ William. Il Is almost
in good STYLE and ga,n,d frequent OF applause
Tho parts In this favorte drama fairly acted
Mr.. Edward Lambs Greatbrain being particularly wor-
thy Of notice
Musical.
The haccasyed opera OF ~ noratoys was given at the
French theatre last night. with Niles Nsdd BonOon
ciSuo huu l0utcuI3, huu booStd Afmeu0S WlInom anu
Vert In the principal r5les The audience not very
large but very select and rewarded the efforts OF the
artists with applause Nile Nadde, although her voice
Is unsued for grand opera regards volume and sead
sang with charming grace and feeling that almost
compensated for those deficiencies. Wilhcm and Ar
mand were also received with favor, and acquitted
themselves to tho satisfaction Of the audience.
Tho popular concert at stenwy Hall last evening
very numerousy attended. Tp orchestral selections
comprised tbs 20 tho Worry Wives Of Windsor
the familiar potpo1i from u tcaine LA Coqueste
Waltz" the Lafayette Galcp," and composition
the PapagenO Polka, In VIII ch the birdcxtc,cr's
taking solo In Moznrts Za5tcrfote is rhythn,caily
adapted 70 the requirements Of dancing music. Mr. W.
Hill and Mas Not;ic Storing the oca.is: tho
former singing sTn Hold Thce In Kemembrnce'' AM
Hatton's 'Good by, Sweetheart" aud the latter rem
dering ''The Three Fishers and one OF BeDi's csva
tinas Frequent allusion TO the merits OF both these
artists rcnders comment upon the excellence Of the
respective performances superhuous. Mr. Heindc gave
Zither solo, and Mr Colby acted as the accon,l ans
throughout the evening.
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Defiance ssrInmapdcr IN Co.'S Also sidcboesA
and farior SAFES. ~ 6: 9aay street corner Of College
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II asserted that the nomination has been Gxed
tonlsht for Dsvs During the las. few hours many
changes have occurred and the Davis stock has risen
greatly story is sso sfoat that there are from thirty
70 thirty members waiting TO be ccn," and that
the cann ring ars ready With the "needfu 10 makc the
necessary arrangement ~
Though !, asserted tom ght that Alvord had posi-
Nvely withdrawn, " said he Is working hard for
the nomination, and that he has zen or twelve voter
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Jowclry and Watches, rerv
OF all descriptions, and
STERLING SILVER WARE
for sale by aEO. g. ALLRr, tfs Bfosdwsr.
Que door below Csnst stsco1

sr s.s,.. ,:c r. Pm s ss:: 4:
H0nscs. II
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Florence Reversible rrrd
LOCkAilfCa SEWING HAOHINEs
60b Broaaway New Y0rx
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The Howe rIec chinsv Ce.'- I,cck ss! stitch rfw.
sewing mschlnsl, President. .eas broadway, View Ssrk.
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wigs, Toppccs and. .prnasnsafni HAIR. .ReAs
qualify Hair vye and Halt pyeins all coorv ai BArcH
tIglR'a te fOnd n MM
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OhlSe .ss'Sa "es Sa,isn',s - Escslss % Srcs.ssg
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sGrpycr a Rslser's Uishrsf prcuium Sew
ng Machines 90 broadway, New YORK. ana - uit"a
street, Brooklyn.
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r. Y. s.-Try Bullou's French Woke Shist~~
Tor sale everywhere. {Vi Broadway New York.
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T. E U R 0 P E.
Impending Changes in the
British Cabinet.
ixaBIFRATI0S WITH fHR UNITED NlfgS.
Mapoleon's New Army Plan
Still Opposed.
ENGLAND.
~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~--~~
H0pesdisg Changes In the Derby Cabinet.
LosDox, Jan Q. 1857.
Rnrors ere again in circulation Of impending changes
<in the British Cabinet @7.
Tss Anerican Cisims Arbssrasies Piaa.
LoSDos. Jan. O. 1867
Tho London Tmss N an sdhseis to-day, ssys Il rests
A shs United States soysssmsu' % aeosps the psine
pies OF arbitration. s ~ n : .ss
thinks that IL the law onhesss Of the countries
oo2ld meet ssssshsr they vsu,dG Sos 70 fSSms sas
fsc,oly casa Tor arbitration 10 few houra :.
+. ~s@ - FRANCE.
~~~~~~~~~~~>~>>~~-
,E0nfinued Oppcsition to tho New Army Plan.
Paris. Jan. o, 1857.
II ia said that the Council Of State has determined
oppose proposed bill fos the reorganization Of the
French army.
BAVARIA.
Reconciliation of the Army.
MuHIcH, Jan. Q, 1857
TheBavsIian Chambers have opened a credit for the
reorganization Of the army
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An American Te-simc-ial to :,

New York. Jan. g. 1867.
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man who proved himself in war TO be not
only the most. brilliant of all our generals,
but, according to General Grant himself if
we may credit twenty narratives one of
the greatest captains OF modern times. In
peace he has been as great as in war. When
President Johnson endeavored to coax him
to sustain his policy by equivocating in
reference to the New Orleans riots, he
startled the country by spurning the tempta-
tion, and pronouncing the riot to be mas
sacre worse than Fort Pillow. This showed
the intrepid honesty of the man, and the
possession of virtue that rose above an
influence to which even Grant yielded when,
in the face of the infamy of that massacre, he
allowed himself to be carried around the
country in the Presidents train-while the
President himself defended the riot and
denounced its innocent victims. There
were, no doubt, good reasons for General
Grants negative acquiescence in that cee-
brated trip, and we are content with them.
But while the name Of Grant was used to sus-
tain the policy of the President and atone for
his deeds, the name of Sheridan was the orr
famine around which the country rallied when
it fought the battle of Congress, and routed
the forces of the Copperhead Johnson party.
The name of Sheridan is an oriilamme to-
day. Whatever statesman or soldier we may
nominate, his name and deeds will be among
he most glorious elements OF our canvass.
The country approves of his course, and, so
long as he possesses public confidence, will
watch him with eager, jealous eyes, aud will
not tamely submit to his sacrifice. We see
that Grant is urging the President to be wise
and pause. We add our own most earnest en-
treaty. The work of reconstruction has been
too long impeded by the Presidents obstinate
and reckless opposition. 1t is criminal to con-
tinue that opposition. Let Sheridan alone,
and let us hope that our other captains may
do their work as we'll
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States Government horses that were to be used
against the Rebellion. Here was q bomb
shell; and it is evident that the case would
have been against the furnisher OF horses II
this story had gone abroad without contraoio,
tion. But the maligned candidate was equal
TO the occasion. The charge enabled MIN 10
put himself right before the voters, and his
defense will furnish future history with
the best extant specimen of real Kentucky
LOYALTY. He admitted that he had had a con-
tract to furnish the United States with horses
and that he had the animals called for; but he
further showed by facts and dates that he had
so managed the delivery of the horses, chad
so arranged the place and time as to secure
their capture 10y John Morgan, who was then
on a raid in Kentucky" Here is a model con-
tractor-and if this mans election is not safe
we do not understand the people of that chi
valrous State. Surely man who not only
helped the Confederacy, but made Uncle Sam
pay him for it, is entitled to the entire respect
of that loyal community that managed
throughout the whole war to be on neither
side when hard hits were in vogue, and yet
gave to the Richmond authorities, by illicit
trade across the lines as much material aid
as went in through the Atlantic blockade.
That was the direction in which Kentucky
chivalry showed itself with greatest brilliancy;
and as this candidate can boast the best
achievement in the real Kentucky way, we
submit that he is the most peculiarly fit man
to represent his State in Congress.
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Republican ExmltatiOn over the Tel
uaaaaa IClaettUns

Aenbe0 AsAocNAOne
BSom ne World, ral nIa In
Batting some hesitation and dissent on the
part of the Times, the Republican newspapers
80 wild over the result Of the Tennessee cleo
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Between the 28th of April 1865, and the
22d of June, 1867 the Atricane has been
represented one hundred and fifty times in
Paris alone. The $50 representations pro-
duced the sum of 1,51l,6 6S4 francs, or an
average of $4,000.
The late Lambert Thiboust, of whom in
America we never heard, had written during
his lifetime no less than one hundred and six
plays, which were performed at eleven of the
different theatres In Paris. 30 H3 5,3
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18TH DAY OF OCTORER.

A. d. 1867 at II o'clock, noon OF that day. all and
CHAIRS, SPIKES, FROGS, sWfTcaEs sand and o. ot6ssf her
F4TEklAKS fthEs MIAFSEs FHSTsEs
Is Snd all and every other properly and
1e P GNP 9f Sne GEEK al sbs ASp
Ing to The said Company together WITH ali and an sSS
lar the Locomotyes and other Engines, Tenders,
as well as materials for constructing repairing re,
planning using and operating said Railroad and Rail-
mango County in the State OF and being
WSeh s sS ~ ns
tSe t6e S Seey Gsy OF Of sy 1866 "a an1 duly recorded In
County aforesaid, in Mortgage Book No. p page 5lS
etc, on the 4th day OF June A. D. 1886, granted and
trust. TO secure certain bonds therein mentioned.
AND which % the saiS Company by inden!ure OF mort
of said Recorder of Deeds of Venango County, aora
sh Sy Of Ap A. 6s Rese and nd sS SN ny
Morris X. Jessup and the undersigned William j.
toned. This sale will be made under and in pursu
ance of decree entered by the said Supreme Court O
D. 1867 in cause pending In equity in said court upon
bill filed by Tie said John s. Sauzade, Trustee,
Jessup and William j. Barr. defendants, praying,
premises The terms and conditions OF sale will be as
First The mortgaged premises will be sold in one
parcel and VIII be struck of TO the highest and best
Second Five per cent. of the purchase money shall
be paid to the Undersigned at the time the sale by
the purchaser, and he must also sign the terms and
be Immediately resold. ~
Third The balance of the purchase money shall be
Drexei & Co.. No. 81 s. Third street, PSiiSdei-
phia, within thirty days from and after the day. of
WILLIAM J. BARR, Trustee
JOHN s. SAUZADE, Trustee.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5. 1857.
M. THOMAS d Sons. Auctioneers 9tufsm
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WANTS.
PooK AGENTS IN Luck AT LAST.

The crisis s passed. The hour has come % lin the
veil OF secresy which hitherto enYeloped the inner
history Of the great civil war ana ths s zone py Oer
Ing 10 the public General 4. @, Bakers
HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE"
For thrilling Interest this book transcends all the
romances OF thousandge ana cohCluAWeiy preVea
that truth is stranger than hclon."
Agents are clearing from 900 70 $500 per month";
which we can prOVe TO any dOubting applicant A
few more can obtain agenoes In territory yet unoccu
P'eu' A9Dis0a p. GARRETT a co.,
NO. 7Os CHEsNUT sTREET,
7Af PHILADELPHIA.
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Mr.. Seward FOIIed In HIS Land specuIa,
tiOn.


Fronl the Herald.
The semi-oficial organ at Washington in
forms us that Mr.. Stewards informal negotia-
tions to settle the Alabama claims with Eng
land, on the basis of taking territory on the
Pacific coast by way of payment, has failed.
We advise the Secretary not to be discouraged,
but to bring all his ingenuity to bear on John
Bull. After having obtained the North Pole
from Russia, the territory lying between that
and our other possessions is necessary to con-
meet one with the other, and 'to round OFF,
our republican empire in that region. The
British are smart at driving a hard bargain,
especially in the matter OF territory, and they
may be doing so in this case. Let Mr.. Seward
put on little more boldness and frmness
than is natural to him, and with the Alabama
claims in one hand and manifest destiny in
the other, say to the British Government that
it must be done. Such plan of settlement
will undoubtedly be the most natural and easy
for Great Britain, while she would save her
self great deal of trouble in future with re-
gard to these remote possessions.
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S ALE OF
RAILROAD PROPERTY
AND FRANCHIsES.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF decree of
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, we will expose
to sale at Public Auction,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
In the City Of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania
on the rI
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-11-20
Registers omce, Oct ?, 1sg7-5.. >'

TRIAL LIST for November Term 1885,.
l. FIRST WEEK.
Commonwealth of Pa, Hannah Coander, PIN vs.
Thomas Watson
r. Cooper VIM. o. Breckenridge.
SECOND WEEK.
John Fisher vs.. John Berg
Willipm Collins for vs., John Collins,
Samuel Parks Samuel p. Thompson,
Jecsis Rice and wife C0nrod EihOtE, ~
staff English VS.. Robert Allen,
William Davidson John Belfour,
benjamin DOuthett Robert Dodds,
=. ". Forester etal Va Jacob Zeig Ter,
John Cannon Admir- ys. John NJ Dewitt, L.
James Gallaher Jr., Jas Galaher Sr. Admit ct al.
Lewis Roth ct al vs.. VIM. c. MCandess,
William Love Robert Boyd,
Thomas Rodgers vs.. Thomas Hindman,
Frederick Bupp Va. Samnal Kelly,
Patton Kearns vs. George e. Roessng, r.
Patton kearns vs.. Geooge G. Roessing, r
David O'Connor vs.. John Kerr, ct Al, y.
Owen Barrett vs.. David Dibel ct III, "
James Gervin for use VS. wm. G. MCandless,
John Fisher VS.. Christian KnUOuse, 2.
Samuel u. Moorhead Va. John, Carson,
John W. Forester Jacob Eeigler et al
Andrew NOrcros5 VI. James GrOssnan,
Patton KeHrns Bernard koessiug at al
samuel AClellaFl Va VIM Brown Il al.
Daniel M'Laughlin VI. James Gallaher ct al.
Joseph KinZer The Overseers Of Poor Of Butler tp,
Mary Grouse Ys. } q. & Wm. Campbell
John W Barr VS.. JGOuna Barr.
Lewis H. Mitchell vs.. William Wellz,
John X. Kennedy VS. Samuel VI Cymonds,
William Clark vs. Thomas Watson,
Elizabeth Welsh Alexander Welsh, |
!. Timblin Fx'r Henry u. Timblin Admir-,
Allen Wilson VS. John Campbell,
David Scott vs.. Il. NJ. AcLure Ex'r.
j.. .B.CLARK. rrothy.
Prothouotary's Cnios, Oct ts, 1867 49,.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-11-20
GIsariTss Sauaa

DY virtue Of suhdry Wris of Vend. Ex., &c, issued
ID out Of the Court of Common Pleas Of Butler
ty and to directed there will be exposed public
sHe, at the Court House in the borough Of Bullet
Monday, the 18th day OF November, A d 1861, at
o'clock p NJ, the following described property to wit
All the right title. interest nd claim Of Robert Spear
cf in ard 10 One hundred acres OF lsnl or less
situate ~ Washington tp., Butler county, Pa bounded
north by Edward Frazier elStby Bernard NJ Anallen,
sOnth by ThOmts Grahaufi by Thomas Hutchinson,
About Thrtyfve cleared Log house aud leg
BILE thereon e. eced. Seized and taken execution
the property Of obert Spear at the suit Of b. Gregg
Co.
ALSO,
All the right title. interest and claim of franklin
Robh or inaud 70 Two hundred acres of land,
less situate in Parker township, Butler county. Pa,
bounded north by james HMahan, ThpF WRlly ct. al.
east by Archibald Thompson, south by Thomas Smiths
heirs, ct all west By Henderson SOore ct al. Seventy
five acres cleared. Fifteen Of which Is meadow. Log
house and Log barn thereon erected Seized and taken
In execution the property Of Franklin Robb, at the
suit Of E53nezer Chrisy Admir- Of John p. NJ Gill decd.
ALSO, IL.
All the right title Interest and claim of JohffsW.
Roney Of in and to Two hundTee acres less
north By Eaufhold East by VIM, Croekshanks, south
by A. srumn west by II smidsh ct al. One hnndr ed
cleared Large frame house ard anne barn there
Cie;ted Seized and taken in execution the prop
erty >John W. Roney. at The suit Of Henry Crum;
s| JAMES II STOREY. Sheriff.
sh T'soniee, Butler. Oct 20, 1861.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-11-20
Restaurant License,

TIME following application for Restaurant License
J. has been filed in the Office OF Clerk Of Court of
Quarter Sessions, In and for the county Of Butler
No. l. Samuel Sykes, Borough Of Bnticr. Piled oc-
tOber 22d, 1867. ... r..-
No. 2. Gabriel Kohler, Borough OF Butler, filed oe'
tober 2gth. .F..t
Petition will be presented for hearing on W dnesday
the Goth day OF November, 1851 Remonstronces must
merit il being he first day of term. Licenses must be
taken out within feeu days after they grantedse
they will be revoked according TO law
FRANK NJ EASTMAN, CI'k. %
Butler, Oct 30, 67