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, 1880-08-28
THE REVOLUTION III VIRGINIA,

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pc'S "'" s"'ac' A,.c'G'' A"o "'''e
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h"''e''es' 'sc'',"sse''7'i' '.ssa'c' ''.'t .t'o
osa'" ~ nos "o,e " p's ".taof n''e'pn ~
mteteat' as's' WI no' n''e''p' t'io ''"p'ns'o'e'
!',t IT, PROPOSES !" se"te ''e .,ens, WHEEL WI m"s
s'*'.os"'!oo oei"'o wv nut @t'ooo'ouo III tcoo'
a''t "''s s''voo''"v III le'., M!a ~, "Rese u paS
!''.e1'st o'' aount so.oo",oVo 4"!'' aio l'e"o~
1.sslofs say' II 'soeta9 10 lug efeuHors' neea"se
tlleS ~" W. t"1hl's' "h!lo "i'acF tus 4se"
plh' tneS WIZ eel so,nc'n'''b, .....
al l'!o heaa o' u!a Hca.1J1s'e's ~ heW
'na'l III sHe'.As "'1!'es' o"t o'.o "ho ~
test'Ac''' plt'l,ao'y. to oe conspicuous on
largef ielu. tho ihoaefh Cfom"ela
u Gen' NAl1atll Mahane: Ae "as
I'll oi'lacr III tho Confederate army,
nml anaac what " 1cr'net of1''lnst fecoftl
lis soltller' Aiter the Nar le eAkased IN
rni|r0atl1llR, nllu organized tho virginia rtl'
Ways NJ tH} 'Iaa hesef oeetl organized IT.
forn llo whs I'LL e'lcrses|c mh1', OF great
executive hbillty, @lu llo attfactea the au'
Inlrntlo'3 OF tlle people. ~ 'aat u" eliltFetl
! thu en&l1sSt ull tIlt5 1tlnNcB question. plnc-
, 1880-08-28

4 FEW arguments for Garfield arc thus
atal,o1 by tho Rochester Dtm9crut:
Every pay-daY to tho 1uborrr IL an argument
for Dniic11.
Every gulll Of tho merchant ts an argument
for 0Ariltftt.
Every nptillo that whirls Ia an argument foe
unricld.
Every furnace that bIazcs IL an argument for
0nrllefl.
Every forge that giows ia an argument for
GnrIicld.
1;sery wheel that turns IL nll argument fot
Garfield.
Eyrry receIptcd bill Is m argument for Cur
field.
reuco and prosperity nro arguments for Gar.
field.
Every honest tlollAr ts IN nrEumont for Gar.
tlolh.
rl!o prevailing plenty il IN argument for Gar
Ge!l.
Abundant hnrveats arc arguments for Cur
field.
ltcsMtnptIon Ia m argument for Garfield.
, 1880-08-28

Mn. ENGLISH believes that twenty years Il
long enough for any pnrty to be In power. fet
tho Now York Ttmcs says, the Democratic party
was practically. II not literally, In power from
1ssD ~ ieJl-n period Of thlrty-t two years: mud
would not give 1t up Without Civil War then.
T'y'ur AMI Fillmore wcro both traItoss TO thef
purity. and, with tho exception Ut tho few months
served by l1Arrlson and Taylor, the Democrats
were Utmost continuously In power for TIT
period mentioned,
, 1880-08-28

Miss CESt,ArE N. Ot.Sy. a wcll-kn0wn
fnel,jonnblr mI1ltncr IT New Yntk, whit i1R,trctt
Guns ulc.ln,tsy III the celebrated Newell ''!y,rco
cnsc satnu time at.', committed anfcldn nt rhu.
Frnncr, Thursday. Sha lift n nuta stating that
she wus ,vehry or llfo mud wnntesl rcst. Hhc atsu
requested tn te buried IN tho dress she wpro
wien she tlcsf.
, 1880-08-28

=, =, 4,,, . .,
lih'apaohs speech'-iAat WHICH appehte" III
tho New York 'lEor'd. Herein Is u hc f"''na
the rIinc!'inr c'itcnco of t'ie l'cI'ocfn''e
pulley of dcccrslo''. rus 'enoft was ple"
iAre'l by II |'rKln!a lawyer nn'ar.t s'nf'l"1''
nj lilo rcqitcst VI ti.o U'"rtd. This gentle
mail ack'owle1ges itce'y TINT no tnIt!rtl ING
1art1Rtall' III question. because lie t'I!t hot
want 10 scna IL North whcfn!t Woul'@ 1hSHe
'u!sconstr'lctlol'" III fact' ho l!aee lh's
statement beiofo lst tllt sel't o1s us Feinfa'
a'l't NJ to tle JUS hitentio'' WIS 'lf'etefI 10
t1e o'''ss'of. hai li'ls ~ MT tae "t''s ptc"!-
iaf feature apont t''o 'F"rfd fel'at'' when
se''1toF 1lalllpthi lA'a +" l'essoli'l'y h'"nfse"
III cofrrct. itnnpcars that, WHEN s'o rtp"rt
feac!le't Kew 1ofH' the e"t1"r OF tiio hofht
c"l'c''''sci TINT ''ls corfesi"1'Nel''' pc-
Es '1rRlll'ah anH! lolt@ti' WIS
NOT competent 70 J,''lEe u VIM Wo1lu
bc offensive 10 Northern cars any ilcn'.
'spot strtleR ont s''!' ot'ef s,9hn'eanI
, 1880-08-28

OCi.sy, tho use Chief, lies dangerously IL!
OF HrlKhta dIseAso NJ tho Htnl1h Utu Agency.
md IL INT e1lHetct! IL llyG. .lIe nus nut yct
stEntd tue treAty presented by lho Indian coul-
1',issi0nusa ut lint la,lnt n1il 1t Ia lenrei h0
Will Hut. Much trtlblo u anticipated III cut,su-
Gupuct vi A!s refusal,
, 1880-08-28

DR. TANNER IL laklng n lonE.nco.lcll rest
at the lntnu at his fater In I.ltch!ieltl. H. llc
complains thAt tlu haa been much !lu4 AbHrt, III
II taat was net to 6a expected. Ills appetite Ia
Ilot "psouIg!nus." Ills teeth tlaye mt Suilen
nut. ltU IL nut intending to try a,,uthcr tAst.
hut hp pleads guilty to tho wurst that h&s been
satd OF him; he Ii gniug to lecture. Ito will
preach tho tI0etrfne Ut temperance In cutting.
lsu[a9 naturally u very abatrmlous man himself,
hu lasIros ehat others should beeumo ~. ltis
usunl Dreak!ast IL u Elass or two Ut uilk ul,d
soiEe breaa and outter; and he cAts t,uon aua
night ullly SURF. fthod ~ Ae fluids perfectly nutr-
tlous aud hcutlhy. Tca Or cti1lee, Wine, spirits,
pE tubAuS0 4lteer sput@ ILLS l!lls.
, 1880-08-28

IitZA l'AaltA, tho recuntly-app0EltG
Turkish GuyurIMr OF Aiharin, Summoned tho
lr,,tlerA II tho Aliunl,,t LenKuo tu cans1IttA-
tlon ut Hr,ttlri yesterday, mil In way ctIAr-
netcristseny Turkish attempted to hnyu
thrn, Nrr..stt.u. Ylo lnhnbltants rescued
thu t.raKlcrs, anIl Threatened In murder lt!za
Iaslln. Tlln AllNn.Alls hre determined. They
shy they Will tint yl,.d M inch Ut their trrrtnry
10 Montenegro. and IN u ilst rtAort Nxninst
superior lorce tlWy thrcAtc,, to burr, nMleIgno
r,tthtr thnu Et.llu II,
, 1880-08-28

TILE suit agatnst Mr.. Tilslen was postponed
until November Ia thu hope that thu Denocnlla
might tu.nc him for tho Presidency. Now that
this contingency Is out Of tho why, the suit "ll
boyinoruusly pressed. Tao Government officials.
relieved Of nil auyt1clon OF being auiinated BY
partisan feeIIug. Will be ablo to work up the
rvidrncu Without embarrassment, uni will no
doubt Elye Nr Tlllcn atl hu will cure lo attchu
tu hcIur3 tho trial 10 uYxr,
, 1880-08-28
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1850,


THO Presidential campaign Inns now fairly
opened. Tlic Republicans lmvo magnificent
stltltinr1 htnrer, ut uIltu Il stAtcs,nhs seholAr'
nn soldier, whn Is worthy hf tho ct''si1!' support
of every !tp,.slici.,i In this bru1ld la1Hf. Every
1na,, who Is proud Of tho patrinile recarHl of tic
Republican rurty, a1tl acvMel 10 tl1e honor asld
wclnrc uf his cnlntry, ranl!"t hca!tnfs 10 R'1l'-
purt Grn. JAMES i. GAHflEi.b uni tho whole
Republican tIckut. ...
Ihc Dcmn- Confederate candidate Is wholly
iE,.Hr1lnt nf pultticnl and civil NtlaErs. us hlH
whole Ifs, lts tce.l spent IN military routine; he
II utterly unI[t tuHcarXe tho ticlfcnt1 H dlt1l-
cult lntft.s Of tho Presidency. md II elected Will
be nothtl,H more thl. f wax It, tho atatls
0I tho cr.gty, unretNnattuctcl, stn;n-auPreinhcy
nrIgHt!icrs Of tho Hni,th 1t Ia tnt EnfV 10 elect
such n nun Chief alagstrnto Ut ths great 1se-
public. ...... 49,.
,rhc Republicans must confront thu "!nld
South" by II Solid Eorh. Congress 1nnst be
recovered frunl tho hRtlls OF tho Confetacrates
md ftefr ,iauKhfncn Nlcs; nr,A tho GnEcr'l-
1tnt 1nuat bu kent III the c0Htrt,l Of tho pnrty
that slvci thu un!nn nnd illn'sa IL freH oout"
try; TINT preserved tho tlerccly ,nssn!cd Nlt-
t1onnl credit, restored iho currency to rhr ctt
tho ch;HltGla nf tu.liu with gold ntlu silver rt-
tuce,l tho public debt ami tho rites ot interest.
at,l established general prosperity. Tlle busi-
NESS interests ut the clhry cn1t1at afford 10 hc
ta1npetctl with or cxpcrimunted upon hy cur.
1cnry quncks or reckless lrnlaHuHs. Gcit. GAlt-
FIELD will KTyo tlsU people Il pure. ntIlc. ect}-
nu,ntcnl, clGlent, nnd rntrolle Administration.
Tn electtnK him thorG hre M risks to bu tAkcn,
as ls wadoln, experience anu rucorl are known
NIL 1ncn.
III support Of tho Republican party, Its cnndf.
duties nnd principles, TfE CHICAan TlfnuSE
will nuke IL lively campaigt,. No agu'lcy Will
contribute moru to thu sllcccss OF tho Hcpub-
lcnn cu,lso thnn Wide dissemination among
tho people Of this jourunl.
ttfYf94f k
, 1880-08-28

Tilt United Statns Cullsul ut Cologne re-
ports tiat the vintage of tho lshfns l'rvncrs ut
Germany Will nut exeeet nne-jtflh Ut tho u,Gr~
ngu Yield. Taken iiI connection with to fsas.
trnIs llt,o,s III tho Northeastern frvInccs, thu
prospects in Germany Ibis ycAr arc fur fnMn
encouraging.
, 1880-08-28

II. II. CcsTE. was ycs.criny nominated
fprtn1Eryss by tho. DrmVcraA of thu Sixth
penis, ItAn!a District. utcc Gol,, JeirrIcs, wtIu
tccIined 10 nuke the ruco fDr tho very HtANl
rensan 1Int lle knew there Mis- nut tho slIshteat
Glla,Igu Ut election. Custer wHA defeated two
ycnrs u9e by 6,UD0 maturity.
, 1880-08-28

mcoting which Conklng will address III tho lat
ter Suite. From cvcry qtinrlor comes tho most
cheering news (tlr Tho Ileplhllcaus md II Is cst-
ildontiy predicted t,iat they will curry every
Northern, stutr, ntnl l,y gootly ,nn1orltcs. too.
, 1880-08-28

a Frn1ors storm prevailed ut Fort afojayo,
Arlzuna, Sunday. Tho military qstnrtcrs wrro
lnslIy au9csl. tho oIticera' tl,inrtora ntl ln's-
pIaAl uni storcla.lsc lolnX utmost wrecked, md
thrre Of the soldiers kIllt1. Thu storm wRs still
raging whon tho otteor vi tho fort Ku,,t tho mes-
Bago dcsulltug i1lest. events IL uUn. Mcdowell.
, 1880-08-28

TIE CHICAGO TMtnu>E has established branch
Offices Tr tho secu!pt Of subscriptions nnd ndFSrlse-
nlGtlts Ms fuIinWB:
NEW fUkk--tiunm - TftbNns building. F.T. NC"
FADnES, aaHnlrr
GI.Asliuw. &r,,tland-Allan's American Ncws
Agency. 1t Rrnt!etH-st.
Lt,ADuS. Enr.-Ainarcnn E1chnnEc, ~ straaa'
Henry +. t:lLt.iG, Agrut.
WAS1itSuTJS. u. E.--i3iG r street.
, 1880-08-28

TIrE cunning candidates OH tic West olu9
wcro thtxe who tcncl that they haa my spesla.
uluItH+ OH tho utllcv 1t .nutt have been h11us'
nn inspiration which induced nilt Mason 10 ~.
II do not pretend to any claims OIL INC &',ts !.
that every othor goos Republican bus not so'*
, 1880-08-28

EX-SESAroH l}alsEv, Secretary 0t tlla
Republican Snllu1nl cnulmtttcp, MrrIyoI III
indianapolis yesterday u atlelnl tho meeting Ut
thu Republican stAtu Cu1nHitsue. lie reports
tho ullIH'st e0nl .1Ico aill0nx tue Republicans
everywhere, N.yrr hetslrp waa tho Insty w
unlr.l. anl he lHlxht have Mted that tho DpIIu-
Grats are .ct,ur,lltxc+l everywhere. sMr1lcniarty
III New York uI.l lntllann. Eenator Conkti1sg
predicts ,hat tho Empire State will W Ncv,,b!c-
in BY from ;1.O11 10 W,un minority. Thu full
vute Vt Now Jersey will h. brought cut this
year. and with 8uol rcsults for tho Republican
ticket. Sc.lRt0r A!uEnc, VIM reports that aiullta
will Gyc ut least 1,luu Ma1uslty tn tho ttupnh-
lleln statu ticket, aud tlIat tho Gntise Republics
nn Congressional t!ukut will io elrctcl will, ia
so4'i ~ tho elcrtion IL over, Ko to tho Eaeltla
Ctslst to tnko pnrt ln Tho calnpaf9ri, staying III
li!tlialA fur awh!lo to t!o sOae purity serylco
there: and Sellttos conkl[ny, who hIx sleyer left
hls own Stu1o before Tor cnrnp4tgn pusposes,
will sncak buIh in Dhlu nnd lhIlana. It IL OK.
pcctvd tAut Gcn. Gruut WILL prcs4s Ut tho urat
, 1880-08-28

OyEK 100 600 olll,crs Of standard goll bull
Ion WINS ordered from tho Assay Oi1ice In Suw
York yt5les,ny to tAo mini 1T Philadelphia, fur
cuiuu9e. ThIx will uld very hugely to tho gold
circulation uf tho Gtl.t1ltry.
, 1880-08-28

THE st, Louis Globe trutllfuily says tnal
tho people OF Chicago nro annoyed BECAUSE sas
.uustuJon didn't vet into tho census. Ho"sse.,
remembering tho experience at cites that ua,s ~,
ha,l 1nsgalharlums in their census, we a5e NV
I aOtuf1h.
, 1880-08-28

THE Solid South IL the only d!aloyal sec.
tinn Ut tho unlon,-the only Que that ol'pe.,
tho enforcement Ut tho Nauono! Neycaus ~. ~
Electlau 1uws, Yet It is proposed to make ~. ~.
.!lsalFcctpl proyiuca thu supreme ruler o. 11'
, 1880-08-28

MIR. MyEHs, tho DcluUc1llto nominee III
tha Ninth lnl!anu l}strlct+ Is lnGo,solublo since
thu nomination ~ Mr.. Arnienlnnlt by tho
GwrnlAukrrx Hs thAt IlAtrict. Qotuve 3. Ortiz,
1lu Republican NUsniner, chl!trnHct! Mycra u
few tlnys nKa III io!ut discussion, hut tho chn
lgnKc WAS declined. Urth Ia ccrtujll Of election.
, 1880-08-28

MISERY loves company; and no FATE euu'n .sa,
haye gtyu,l u.a,yp welcome news ~ Chleaso ta -
thu report Of tho tutal failure OF tho Aa'8a@ -
ryahEaA Couclayo ia st. Louis.
, 1880-08-28

SPEAKING Of Indiana, Bill En2Msn .,,''',. na.
lpel, hcar.l 10 muttur, 70 the New York If'.a".
says, "if could only foree tho darn th.hs ~
ShcrtH'H sale ia tnuuage 1t easy enough
, 1880-08-28

tremendous cheering by tho spectators. THO
Judges presented $5D to f1sekok as aM nrrrccla-
tlon or his splendid management uf tho nurse.
, 1880-08-28

DEyoUr Democrats HON pray 1os pan's
or q fan!no, Or aoma other asSlstant pena'"'
to save thaM.
, 1880-08-28

TAYLOR CASE, willis III II drunken spree,
shot an Killed his brutlcr, llnlrison C.se, ut
Atwnil. Pike County, Init. Thurs.iMy eseiltnx.
There h,,4 been Il lons-stanllux feud butwoun
the young iilcn.
, 1880-08-28

YESTERDAY witnessed thn most brilliant
eveIs In tue hIs.ury OF trutting. On thu Hurt
ford lriIek ri. JulItn eat hts own record " hnlt
ii yeconl, i1altny Mtlc IN s:ll!l. Thsa timo has
never bccm ttlualt1 T4t, Aorso wis In ulaxnitl-
ycDt fpr,n, mud DTrip tlekuk managed him HI.
,,c1bIy. lie t.uda tho f!rsl quarter ut .:ll gut.
tue Aulr milo Ut 3:l9 Knlt. un1 fcached tho end
1t thu lhirs! quarter !n l:;tss. Az thu horse up
preached tAu wire his uctlDn wus superb, and
eause4 yeurrll admiration. aud he llls4el a.nId
, 1880-08-28
AalUelsal f;SIS.

FK00leS's 'rhentre.
Randolph street. tutwsen CtAsk nnd la salIe. En-
eu4e,uc.lt u! The tlnrrlsnn*' MusIci cnancd5 tom"
pany, "Phulus." Afternoon and evening.
, 1880-08-28

THE list OF Republican Congressional can.
dt,lptcs 1T uhlo. anl I'LL the D0n,oosaso no,ulpa.
tinns but two, have been completed. THE oan.
, 1880-08-28

Hen BUTLER offered OH anendmeht " ~
ARMY bill III l6Js, tho effect OF which. II aoop1s~
, 1880-08-28

Enttrtd at the Iost-OGtt ut Chicago. III. a. Second
Clas1 Matter,
rnr ihr hcncAt ut our phtrons who desire 10 SEND
tlnvlc cnlrs ns TIE THnuSs thrhRi' tho malt VIC
R1ye herewith tho etunslont rato VI pust1E0i
f1,nfsftc. PR fi,pV.
Eight md TwelFs lnxs Paper. r"!,it
bIxiecn Pu4e Faur. ceuIs
tiTffyp. ~. .
Eght md TWELVE rnEt Ctll!H
6lxtcen Tags fhtAf ee""s
, 1880-08-28

Svhltc Stocking Isn%c-1Sn1i l'nrk.
Michigan aventr. .'1Do+l.e Wa<1,tslsltn strcnt.
Game between tlle Worcester und Chcnso Clubs NJ
3:.u r. III,
, 1880-08-28

Madison strcnt, lctween stnte nnd Dearborn. ~
the iia4c." Afternoon ind evening.
, 1880-08-28

THE st. Louis Il Now Orleans Trans
portAtion C0upany have 1nalc arrangements to
rnise their capital stock frutn xlO0 o0o to Ss0oo
tho Iicrease IL be expended iii tho purehaae oe
additional burgess MD stenmuss. Thu Company
1s sal to bo very prosperous. The following
table shows tho lncreuau Ut tho Southern stIs.
BjssjppI uratu trAdU In tho last i've years:
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-04
Important to Pensioners.

The following bill has passed the
Senate and will no doubt become q
law: 1t provides that all soldiers and
sailors now receiving pension of so
per month under the act ito increase
the pensions of totally disabled sol
diers and sailors, Sc" shall receive in
lieu Of all pensions now paid them S72
per month The committee on Pen
sions reported the bill with amendment,
providing that all persons whose PEN
sions are thus increased shall he paid
the difference between said sums from
June Il, 1873, to the time Of the pas
sage of this act Mr. kirkwood ex-
planned the bill as follows: In 1874 n
bill was passed increasing from S3l to
$50 per month pensioners Of soldiers
and sailors totally disabled a 10 re-
quire constant attention This class in
cluded those who had lost both hands.
both feet or both eyes but outside of
that class there We're many persons
even more helpless than they paral-
wed and unable TO move about. Ia
June, rs, a bill was passed incrcas-
ing the pension of the frst-named class
to ST2 per month, but not increasing
that of the last-named class. The bill
remedies the injustice. There are 7l3
of these pensioners altogether. OF that
number 377 had received an increase
of pensions to $72. The rest viii re-
ceive it by this act, and the amend
ment above named will carry the effect
Of the bill back so as to give Them the
same benefit as enjoyed by the others.
The amendment was agreed to and the
bill was read third time and passed. "
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-04
Remarkable Surgery.

Thomas Coulter, aged -, lies in
the Bellevue hospital, New York city,
awaiting the growth Of new nose.
Thomas has splendid physique, but
being of very pugiiistic nature, has
on various occasions had his nose Sc
verely punished IL became liberated,
was seized by lupoid, something very
much like cancer, and the proboscis
was entirely eaten away
Somehow he had heard of an Eng
lish surgeon at Birmingham building
up a nose for one Of her Majesty's sub
jccts and he importuned the surgeons
at Bellevue to try the experiment on
him. So earnest were his cnircaties
that at last the operation was deter
mined upon. About the lst Of No
yember last, six weeks before the sur
gical operation, the first step toward
the end to be attained was taken. The
middle finger Of the left hand was
frozen by being put in a freezing mix
ture of ice and salt Then the nail
was removed Nitric acid was ap-
piled to destroy the matrix of the nail
so that no nail would grow. During
all these preliminary operations Tom
my's courage tagged not. Importu-
nifty and endurance had triumphed and
on the afternoon of the 18th of Decem-
Der last the operation was performed.
The finger was stitched on in the
place where the nose ought to be, and
the wound was made air tight with
plaster OF Paris and linen bandages
Tommy is under the influence of NOR
phine, bis head is immovable, and in
the month which has passed since the
operation was performed the flesh OF
the finger and face have gradually
been uniting. In the course Of time
if all goes well clipping and shaving
down will be necessary to make Tom
my's nose a thing Of beauty. Ampu-
tation will bc made at the middle joint ;
the first joint will become hard and
stiff, and the bone of what is left will
correspond to the bridge of the noise.
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DEATHS.

AGNER Jan. a, 1850, in this place, Mr..
George Agner, aged 81 wears, 3 months and i2
days.
GREER-Jan. 81, 1885, in Jefferson town
ship, this county, Mr.. Thomas Greer, died sud
denly, aged about 60 years.
BARRON-Jan. H. 1850, In Clay township
this county, Elmer r., son of Mr.. John Bar
ron, aged II years, Il months and 10 days,
DODDS March 27, 1879, in Franklin town
ship, this county, Mr.. Thomas Dodds, aged
about II years.
HUMPHREYS Jan ~ 1880. in Sunhury,
this county, Of asthma. Mrs Susan Humph-
ries well nigh 80 years of age.
The deceased lived quiet, retired unosten-
tatious and harmless life, moved in the lower
circles of society, and seemed quite content
with the position assigned her in the provi-
dencc of God. She was, moreover woman of
good common sense. As professor of religion,
she thought much and concerned herself much
in reference tn hor stale aud character as "a
siuner, resting her hope at acceptance with
God and eternal life solely on the merits and
death Of Christ. In this faith stc lived and
died. WsP. u.
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Register's Notice.

Notice in hereby given that the following final
aud othor accounts OF executors, administrators
anl guardians have beon l!ed IN the liogisteru =
Office according % law and will be presented to
Court Tor confirmation AMI allowance ON
Wednesday, the 3rd day OF March, A. u. 1850,
at q O'clock. II. NJ
l. Final account Of John Rohner Executor
Of David Barr, deed, late Of Cranberry town
ship.
9 Final aud distribution account Of Juliet
w. Camphell Administrative of James H..
Campbell, deed. late Of Concord township.
s. Final account of Casper Freezing, Admin
deed, late of Winfield township.
g. Final aud distribution account OF H. Is
Fowzer, Administrators Of Sarah fowzcr, decd,
late of Butler borough.
.. Final account of John Spohn, Executor
Of Michael spohn. decd, late OF summit town
Obs
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-04
state Convention.

The Republican State Convention
meets in Harrisburg to-day. The ex-
citing question will be the Presidency.
Until the last few days We did not be-
lieye the friends of Gen. Grant would
suffer his name to come before the Con-
yention, inasmuch as the strong Blaine
sentiment expressed in the State indl-
Gated the majority Of the Republicans
Of the State were for Blaine +; and IN
asmucb, further, as due respect for
Gen. Grants position and fame in the
Nation and the world, would, in our
opinion, prevent his friends from fore
ing a contest or vote in the Conven-
ton, by which it would be manifested
there was a divided sentiment as to
his name. Gen. Grant could only ac-
cept the nomination if rendered by the
people. He could not in justice to his
name and past history struggle and con-
test for another nomination. This ~
the view we thought his friends would
take Of the matter But we notice Al
lcgheny County instructing for him, TO
which il Philadelphia be added in the
Convention, it may be the old thing OF
the two cities debating to and ignor-
ing the honest masses of nearly all the
other counties Of the State. But we
will not believe, until we see it, that
the rights Of the Republicans Of the
State have been 80 outraged. If it be
done, and the "unit rule" also put in
play, by which the State Convention
will undertake to ignore the delegates
sent from the different counties or dis
tricts to the National Convention, and
appoint new ones in their stead, and
instruct them TO vote a. unit" in
the National Convention, regardless Of
the feelings and opinions Of the Repnb-
licans Of those counties; If all this be
done, then we say il will be time for
every free Republican in the State to
look around and inquire, who il doing
all Of this, aud why?