davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-02-10

Tha R,c,m,nd wa;c of tbc eo.b nit pnh-
,,e,,as ~. f,,,oa,ng .erettrr from Three
t.s s..1. -. ;. .t5-,,;o,, 1,,aa. anror of
facetious style, the desperation oi LIE reoel
army Is disclosed, and the government is
Condemned for it's inc{ficieucy and retention
~ jncomnetcrt occnts
VI incompetent ascuIe
UT fer1ae N TIE TasLo' Tast'
aannas ~ 179'.
write 1on letter. We have @ Got someshing
10 soy TO 1ou. II is Bad NeMs, ano we arc
sor1y to cay it. Dut y Is Inc t1et- ana We
Hope fou Won't get scI} 3laau Win Us lor
telling It, 1or II is INC heal ifutn, ana Ne
don't mean to Hurt yo9r FeehhgS oy Icinng
IL bccause y We Gouiu @ D. neit r. e I,t +,;s "
Moq!oht Ieu -. Deu - e a asua4 ~ r;E1st Inie
te BOYS that on sent 1nto " LEU % 70 LILY
Tie Yankees arc getting Mtgn1y dungry, ana
the Reason o. It Aua5 1haI We oon't gct
Enough TO EAT.
nSoW fon know that BOYS ~ that don,l get
Plenty TO a. CANT MI f1G ;, ne caR
Il tnkes Strength to E1eht, ana No 90 Nan rs y
Strong that Don get enough 70 EaL "e
AL afe willing not 10 Eat ns Ane1 as gu ~: Al
q Home anu We Az U9n NeNSi Ees 40
Gcod tltues as 1ou ~ o9, put ~s 19Jos Ivy
what we Go Get more than Yen an 40; 1nst
BecauecWc are so fleg taxed hungry AZ ine
Time, hut NC Lave Got to Fight, nnd fltan9
is Hard Work, and them that have to Fite are
Obliged to Eat. If they don't they Can Fite
Eald. 49,. ....
awe know that you Love Us as Mnch as
any Pa ever Loved any Boys. And ne know
it Etlts You to Hear that We are Suffering.
We would knot say Anything nbont it, but
We have kept it Back until nc can't keep 1t
Back anv longer. If We Did, we would soon
get SO Toor and Lean that the Yankees would
kun Over US like Big Fat Horse running
, 1864-02-10

Philadelphia Seed Nlnrkce-Feb. 6.
For See the demand Is fair with further eacs Of
40 bushels Glover 1t s3f59901, mostly at $a3f9ao0
Timothy is stendy ut f3.A59f, and Flaxsced at 3s25
GJSG q husheI, =
, 1864-02-10

Over two hundred and twenty-five thou
sand tons Of ice have already been stored
away in the vicinity Of Boston.
, 1864-02-10


Hay orcnet and cit sed oro active. with satcs COM
plslng follows: "a bales at COO bales sold to
govt Mt $l5: 10 bales nt $1f2H 100 bales At
FeprnaEJ sold to government nt 93l = tom All hay
boTEh ?, Il Z p1a Gr Il dses sn1
about a cent Oh. r..
, 1864-02-10

9TH ILLINOIS CAVALRY.
- HEADQUARTERS s,h LL1No1s CAvALRY,l
This Regiment rtndezyoqs Il 81 Charles; 1liinois.
T P19Rsy n5 55eRoFf fes duty ss the expiration o'
% The % vetsra1s ms of liz IL Illinois Cavalry DOT
Carpet Knights Or feather bed soldiers They will
therefore be expected to assemble
Promptly on Time,
Ready to take the e,d again with full ranks lc.dng
ne where ssls sgnR ~ Rs ss9nsl a. 81
1ace Of the enemy.
SOME GOOD, EFFECTIVE MEN,
IL ses Il III ~ Il ths Recruiting ocs in St
CEArle1y OF In
Chicago at al5 Randolph Street.
Small boys and q bad habit. III not M BE- +. f.
ST 81 4 se'' H**as's 1'sfs
HEADQUARTERS 18th Rel
- c1af FHI. CHICAGO feo'a1sy L. ls0'-
F. ReHae9Taas oKnsa IS b. sEa;5 q
s9 sssnse6 G1s oass camp 10 Camp
AZ oefss * % ed q tSeF btr, vii report nt ths
All otneets rcef9hsa shssa tesuaunstess with proper
fccruita dl5GEt ~ Tfil obtain receipts ffou here.
q e Fe.nx 70
title 70 noStaiu their IN ample time BY apply
luG bJ letter. o1 eA1' W. JAMES r. HC0US1S,
| Major Commanting keg1ncnt.
GEORGE MASON,
.o.,,v Lieutenant AMI Atlutans.
nuRHAM CATTLE.-Those in
ofpose bred na1aam a Gastle wness
EesoEded u e Hafa ron tha Sesi herds
Hoons. ~ @ sadveta the snbsceibaE, care OF Hon.
Jo6a wentworth d Chcag. OF call aPo9 nnn # tho
DAMS ON REAL ESTATE
Va .re constantly prepared to negotiate tosna
upoa reA estata IN thts c1s1 ioE sala q seas'
invaxf current f1tHe. - ~. ..s,s.s4. ~.
Aoaey L. D, QLAST1D h CO..
e@D' C4l1K LAka ~ LasaIlesV
l eol&psH@
, 1864-02-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


> TuxapAY EVENING Feb. 8, 1901 r
Ths money market has moved along smoothly. with
very little to distinguish it tom yesterday Thelead
Ing houtes supply al reasonable wants OF customers
and, though there Is no surplus, the supply OF money
Is now very nearly equal to Mi legitimate denanof.
We henr very few, II any, complaints ofstr7nsencJt
New York exchange Is a Shade closer bat rates t.
main a. heretofore. VIZ: v buying, and selling
Some parties have been obliged to pay lsc to keep
up supply. The tendency Of tho market Il 10 ~
the selling ngure. AID outsiders now have TO pay
According TO private dispatches to Jas. Boyd. ESD,
Banker Eo.ss Clatk street. gold opened N Nsw 1os9
ats.t5A, M 159X; 10. 159K; II, 15sx; II Nv 16o; R11
15sx s. 1ssz closing steady at the same ng1Ee.
The market here was ferer1sa and unsettled. Iae
range was 157X@159, the usual dgure being abont 1
Ne noticed very many parties selling out consider
Ing presume the hgurc the safest one likely to 6e
reached. ....
Silver firm at t1so@ls2. Cansda currency 157Hel8.
Legal tender notes buy1ng X; selling, H@x Govern
ment $50 bonds not active. Buying, lbs; scll
ing, 10l.
Cn1cAao'ATD NORTHWESTERN RA1LwAr.-helow
IL the comparative statement OF earnings for the
month Of January, 1s3:
EafrlprK. 1891. 1H63 Increase. DECf'S
, 1864-02-10
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CU1ls
CAGG MARKET

TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. 9. 1854.
FUEI(:IITS-TEere Is no change IN thc- rates Of
fretE bnt shippers complain bitterly OF the scarcity
Of ca:s or The Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago
rntlrnad. We quote: ....
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T. t. 9inc91Ss 9ntaH0sfi Fl is o3;
Il r,s: Sece1yealsst
sss b:ea itss acSe sna ra,hsr easef but there :
actnal decline II prices Spring extras &c ae!nas a.
WIFE, sa I'd 2afs I'll aG ma
a spaas e ea9s ss
Sc et's Ss.s sS?t III al
The following arc the closing Quotations ias all Stnas
s.. Louis and Southern H. White Winters. =
ii4ed n lid and While e1t1as s3si1
I!sd Nfnte7 e3tras. 99s; y
srrSE Is cssas. seiy choice: SMs:
do ES'p41 E'p u 70 sao 5s$;S
do do common to medium. s.9og?25
Splips@ @ sapeEnne.' s3s$5
sssekV1est Bse Flour: i9 fsS;@
sSA as i'11 s
ospHLfa mfI% sTHYTlIsn; i il Sst;ef sapPly "A
IS ssS'S sSlsa!!nss, pc. ses:s!S
ST. III toss III: aiss IS
pnst week rule more active an1 E:isea were shsac
sSass " s
saies q n sRnag was m9de at sl1sslls: D0t q
Wesines. 7oniS - snd iesc nsa1es cannot 5e fee3st
was eas & fof bass
g s.S 6 Sgs s & T 5 q & B. B.
Soe:::, Sc: It &s By ka sSaaE sS{s!S 81 e
S Sfsa oay s2as II = last
xsef 90 There haa been more ss,lys q iaSu5,yy ~
ss fS hs4 ,hs pass sG q
However, tne Ienland hss been tFlaiGs and the ad'
cosa a, S& sS se!!ve 4
Ell snlff sosae At 3
s & s. e s ,sSE Sa
sSS "a u 5fSs ~ z So1n q tTesE sis ss -.
Ss oaax eg se It IT
ruled active snd nm: anl - note 4 slight aayaass
Ing Ing SPsl aSas & toF fos e. and
sti osss .!ers @ It tke 9 % Sinss5 Il
sk ba q II e
sS t ~ Bg ccnfpnss a 5ai
md depressed. Ead holders Of No. offer to sell at
I,ye is sts;o i siG: 1y sa%ple:l 800 ba at sl0s on
L. fssas is &
and H. q market + au as E S11s IL fos Me-
II II sscss y ID 80 50 pef T Tbushci b SIMPLE
p eea Sssa
Ps;s PEsee;ps na1leS 1t s'0'' 'o "ns
"a. AGobM1seHsafs ~ f. ss sssqa
eohol is unsettled snd noninaat 81 50@1o per gallon
most Of tie manufacturers aud deal rs holding as
"a IL t. ssod as@sa1 a,saa1 and
Arm At eHc. Bahbitts Pure IN TN cans Is STEADY AZ
Is sl an 9s.iyso ofs5a demand 1os
f Fl fseea eesa demand m s I'D ar.a. Wo arots:
fnGlst flims sh'pplns R in
, 1864-02-10
"A sAVA ETchnuQes

a v7oIent Corn EpecuIntor on the New York
a Exchange.
From the n. T. Times, 6th.1
Corn has been unusually cxclted to-day. Early IN
sr9ht IG II m epeculaon, d. s. chiefly at S1esa
AbGg % ,n sn
buying Ifisay until he 1isa, had pussns;sed ps1s;ed
1.om ,G tSGLdsgs ind lie 6alsnce 81 Tho purchase
money within ten daJ. ne a!so sold snsle load as
l1 @ mach sa e1ced. having BEEN greatly annoJsd by
sonie unknoEn parties, Hho bad 6eea pelsinF hin M
.T w,ta rndst dasrteei1i practice Change which
sae I'D b absolutely forbidden under shs penalty
q 4 Issoaant Who haa been saeztaz a load
, 1864-02-10

SEEDS-CLovHn-Thf supply u more liberal aud
the market 10 easier, with sales # g. No
TuT-TGe Bupply Is l1y eQoaI ~ tno IEAnauuf %Ga
te market Is WeAkef-W1th sales q! tae c1ose ~ &
Cs29Q. FLAI-The supply - yefS HSns. aua tne MaI-
Eet is firm at $s542.o. Prime lots atG 4eln ~ Sstu.
To-Day the ea1es Wefc Is !o!o"E5 D1Is NIoTe1
Seed p l.: bgg choice n *AO; - pS lnE 4uAAGy
T1Mo1Ey SEED ~ $3 ~ III u4oS - @."n: & oAseis
fair quality Fla1 Seed q <:.to ~ u1s nt kA-.V:
SVGARS-!ne mntket iqE 1snW huEAts h1s oeen
more than usually active apsnk ~ %Gs1. WIN Auc1
excitement IN 81 LOUIS FnsIe pI!eVs naHs ASlfance0
Lr md in New York. here corresponding Increase
Fl taken place. Ih9 market has ruled very
III H. with an advance Of nc on onr previous quota
, 1864-02-10

DRIED FRUITS-.APPLEs-Wis @ eons:de;a. r. ):
dWindled down to . very low point. There g de-
nnnd for ali qualities of rev ruts but especially foF
medirn TO choice. Prices tue very firm With en- Gt-
vance Of 1@2c previous quotations. an4 at these
only s,unll lots can be secured PEAc1rs-Under tho
fnf1cnce of very brisk demand, aud small and IT.
regular supply, market Is unusually nE With a
aayanced Of 19lXc on IMPAIRED. and Of 2c On farea.
actfse ind In fair supply. Prices unchanged. We
, 1864-02-10


~, ;s!s,ay iI 3Ra Itols5sbiy nn 4 41@:ss
e.: M -
there has Sen no.hinz dotns. Va ouots: "' s'3'
rpeu.aG tbnussn - sgSn9
Fire Rrckr MD97oOo
Eood asma1d; 3,S snd Win modsEsto
III Hanote: - e1A '>~''0-A~''
rnrnmon Plain han tfieS - N nss7.
do Painted d.............,......,,,...4 4E l!Ii
@ Medium. .........'...... ....'.....-.-3S e 935
I-W iii siocSs on hand rsniaiy a. iscrssGn- aim
and no prospect Of EinG them f5r some sssea 81
ghs be mfs II
the sgppy S nnd of 10 enF
of hr fsrfs EsusIsy sooa ID.
25G's.
ao Mbfsf fSSo
do do WoV Banf.. -
p1oasSnrr I'M
fn@r 1sSS i e
ErSnntcn 1900
GANnLEMsf@es1 IT. %a sn sna
~ & ss;fss
S!e:f1s, S!e:r1s,
f!sssE R4esssa :aat Is
sssf sssf Cs6des s6dles Ho. No
nas i essn ase eGn ,s Il IS 1ar r
ma5ke during t. gssi Ihe demand has
been aS met Fses snls t9ls5ab asm and ta Eita
ssf SS
edaeE cd We Sessa,asAs suote: ''|'''~' ,~
1sId fisrses. s @ IL
Flon1 halseis il. 9t S:sa 81 sss
betst1 hesS 1?eS125S g
TSSefR RksSSs 4Ss sad u,;1:; 1sssis@ 1ssis@
, 1864-02-10

iair nnonnI Of activity II the masket thEoushont
has been 50 predominant feature for the past three
or four weeks. On lrtcac considerable advance ms
extra damand and very nrm With an advance Of 10c-
CUISINE s n better supply. and the market has e1a-
tent Medicines still very ltm with an upward ten
, 1864-02-10
LIQUORS,
80 South Water Street, Chicago.

Manufacturers Of the celebrated Nectar Aad xxx
MaeDol!h Whisky. VA. Browns Nouonsahela, Rosa
Gin. and all domestic Liquors.
Agents foE Professor Leonard's celebrated Sectsr
Bitterg. fe3.TiSC-tm
, 1864-02-10

No LhlM
for The city tiade and with low stocks and almost
nominal elpts The YnaEke. rules extremely arm ut
pl eacnt quotations. We quotes
Prime Au0l3tle8, ptf bu. O<9
Medium and prime, per rnu................. 9sSsS 5
TOUI.TtY-The supply Of dressed Chickens and
TnfEey1 during the week has been unusually limited
sp much 80 ns almost to create the impression that
the sock In the country must either be frozen up Or
t1nau.ted- There Is d fair demand, and the market
rncs ffIp at higher prices than hnTe been ohsl1e1
this season these, ef course, Will come down with
mora liberal receipts Ne quote: x,z,,x
II. - y Ian "a
, 1864-02-10
Army Awards at Cincinnati.
fFrom the Cincinnati Gazette, sth
tor Du IlarfT mude the following awards for
nfores IN tfIc bids nneufd tp-tlar:

Tweed & Andrews, u coo gallons at t6ac.-fJournal.
, 1864-02-10

EEEe-Thefc has Been lHtle 1nproyeNeht IN TIC
almost nominal supply Of the market during the week.
q EEs xhch has p5syasa ae snss fhs
ths receipts have been slightly better and :aes hare
however, there arc lew buyers and today it found
That lie Jew boxes which arrived hang on hand even
nt Sc per Aoz, We quote:
Frteh EEgs, per
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MARRIAGE IN HIGH 11FE-"elT MARYLAND ~
RICHARD.

On Wednesday noticed genLleman VINO
being 1shered npona IT, the hoer o OF se
WITH With zoo GOOD deai q eclat. Judge Of my sur
prise, When upon q more careful loek, 7 per
ceived it to be "My Maryland Dick" Mer-
rick; Of Chicago. Richard looked quite
spruce and hearty as usual, and sWaggered
about with his 6rdina1y bantam-cock air.
Jim Allen, Bill Morrison, Lew Ross, Tony
Ohio and Indiana Copperhcad species, were
particularly obsequious to the gentleman
from Maryland. have learned since that
, 1864-02-10

ErEE' ol93 tris Tie Flour tnarkc: dur,n. The week
Les been itss active rather easer but there = no
$5abss tor nedinnl to very cioicc, and Spring ST;
pe1s at <a1zs50. Winter extEEs arc NHlct ant nomt
iii At for White, and xe5ces750 for Red and
Mixed estraa. -
ut1iet Sales were :-1Co bris Fokter spring
s5so 10 hrs very good sp;ng c9tras at = SO; 10 ~
he fniinXinc AID ihe cIosng qnoatons faE all Binds
, 1864-02-10

tEATIIEKS-Receipts very limited, and but lit
tie demand IN Tic market Prices rule tolerahy 1rm
AT d Eteaty ut present quotations. We quote:
Prime Live Geese EeniherE.. ..........-.....2R35
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11
COMMUNICATIONS.
For the American Citizen.
MANeER OF THE BALAAM ASSOCIATION,
Butler May 8, 1864.

Dutfei; nay " iNOf'
To he Pappi or Ageats Of the as
ISOLATION. would say that on the 9Th
of the present month, we will expect your
subscriptions to be handed over to the
Asinus or Treasurer, John s. Campbell,
and whatever articles may have been do
mated, left at the Manger, as it will re-
quire few days after their receipt to
complete our arrangements and have them
conveyed to Allegheny Therefore, as
the time is getting short in which we can
work, we would urge you to renewed
diligence Go into this matter with your
whole soul; arouse the people from their
lethargy-insist on small favors at least
and if there are any so inert and soulless
as to refuse or even to say 'Tll think of
it." now while our soldiers are rushing
forward as a wall of fire between them
and danger, we would like to have their
names. A man whose soul is so small
that he will not at least take one share,
but plead off On the ground he has sub
scribed to the bounty fund, or something
else of that nature, we would like to mark
him; yes, honor him by setting his name
down on the list, to be Kissed at and
scorned.
BY order of the Asellus,
WIN. NJ CLARK, Thistle.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11
Legislature Adjourned.

The Legislature of this State, adjourn
ed on Thursday last, at noon its mem
bers from this county, (Senator MCand-
less, and Asscmblyman Haslett and Neg
ley,) have arrived at home. Their many
friends will be glad to take them by the
hand once more. and bid them welcome.
For the many favors they bestowed up
on the " Citizen" in the shape of public
documents, many of which contained val
liable information, we tender them our
sincere thanks.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11
Army correspondence.
PLYMouTH, N. c., April 20, 1864.

FLT MOUIH, " " -IPIEI =
EDS. CITIZEN The Union force at
Plymouth, n. G., surrendered to the en-
emy at 103 o'clock this, a. m. Our loss Is
small, won't average more than three to
each company. Co. E, 1o2d regiment,
P. V, had one killed and two wounded
killed, Sergt. s. Logan Corp. Jeffer-
son Burtner, and Vim. S. Dickson, slight
IL wounded. Co. /, l03d regiment, had
three wounded, Sergt. M'Bride, in the
neck. serious. The others I can't name,
but I understand they are not dangerous.
We expect to 90 to Richmond and be ex-
changed Yours, &C.,
WIN. S. MECHLINc,
Co. E, 103d, Regt, P. V.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11
Canton.

The Grand Jury, now sitting at Pitts.
burgh, in the United States District Court,
have found abill against at least one hun
dred persons in the city of Pittsburg, for
selling liquors without United States
license! We understand the district at
torney is extending his investigation of
this matter outside the cities, and intends
to reach the whole district If this is
done we fear many in the various coun-
ties composing the Western District of
Pcnna., may find themselves in trouble
ere long. Honesty is the best policy,
in the long run, we would therefore ad-
wise all having any interest in this matter
to at once put themselves under the pro-
lection of the law, by complying with its
provisions.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11


payH We notice quite an effort being
made by T. p. Blair, and some of his
friends, to bring the Secretary of the
Treasury into disrepute, on account of the
questionable character of the conduct of
some of his agents. We think Mr.. Chase
may rest easy about the matter however
the country has confidence in him, and
that is quite as much as can be said of
Frank Blair Indeed it is quite myste-
ry to us, how he has succeeded in remain
ing conspicuous before the country so
longs He first came to the surface thro'
the United effort of the Radical or Eman
cipation party of Missouri-was sustained
by them for years but like an ungrate-
full wretch, after having been the recipi-
ant of their confidence for years, betray-
ed them in the hour of their trial. join
ed hands with conservatives-with Cop
perheads and rebels for the purpose of
defeating those who had thus honored
him. But his treachery is not likely to
iniure any one, except himself-in vain
will he seek to retrieve his fallen fortunes
in the army, the verdict of The country is
made up, and he is pronounced faithless
to his friends and their cause.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11
Our Late State Convention.

1t has been our lot to witness the or
ganization of several State Conventions,
but never to witness one Of such entire
oneness Of purpose aud sentiment, as that
which met at Harrisburg, on the 2Sth
ult. Indeed that Convention seemed to
move as though there was but one party
and one sentiment in the entire country !;
and that party, the great Union party,
and that sentiment in favor of the re-elec-
ton of Abraham Lincoln. There can be
little doubt now that the Baltimore Con-
vention will be nearly, if not entirely as
unanimous-and that the people will en-
dorse their action at the polls next No
vember, with almost equal unanimity.-
Indeed the opposition appear to have lost
all heart. and there is little prospect that
they can, even under the leadership of
little Mac, give any trouble to the friends
of the Union, in the coming canvass.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11

In regard to another inquiry, we are
authorized to state that there is no muster
in for an unexpired term. Recruits for
three years regiments, after such organi-
zations have been in service, are all mus
tered for three years, so that at the expi-
ration of the term of the regiment, such
recruits will be held for three years, and
detailed for service in other organization.
tits well that the volunteer should under
stand these facts, as they are important
Harrisburg Telegraph.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11
The Expiration of the Term of
Service Ofthc PenBa. Reserve
Corps.

We have lately received letters from the
Reserve Corps, in which tits apparent that
the men have wrong impression in re-
gard to the expiration of their term of
service. In order to correct such misap-
prehensions, we have been furnished with
the following dates of expiration of ser
vice by the Adjutant General:
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11

EXCHANGE OF PRIsoNERs.-The
Richmond Enquirer, of a recent date, an
nounces that regular system for a gen
eral exchange of prisoners has been agreed
upon, and will be Immediately inaugur-
ted Commissioner 0uld has returned
from Fortress Monroe, atwhich point he has
been, under a flag of truce, two or three
days past, on business connected with his
department, the result of which is the
resumption of the cartel, with the pros
pect under its provisions of an immediate
exchange of all prisoners of war on both
sides.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11

AFARMER in Canada recently lost his
wife, and on the day appointed for the
funeral, when the guests were assembled
he persisted in postponing the funeral.
Several sympathetic friends, who endeav-
ored to reconcile him to final leave of
the loved remains, elected from the dis
tracted man the fact that he had been
disappointed in the attendance of /. pro-
fessioaal gentleman, to extract several
teeth containing gold filing, which had
cost him sl2 some years previous,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11

YANKEE LIBERALITY.-Up to within
a week, the subscriptions made to the
fund for the relief of the Suffering Ten
nesseeans, in Massachusetts, Mr.. Everett,
announces to be s90,343. What an evi-.
dence Of the living, glowing patriotism
and philanthropy Of the Old Bay State.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11

THE Navy Department has received in
telligenee of the capture of the schoon-
er Three Brothers, off the coast of Flori-
da, and of the sinking of the blockade
running schooner Wild Pigeon.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11

RETALIATIoN-A Washington tele-
gram says: A profound conviction per-
vades Congress of the necessity of such
terrible. inexorible retaliation for the
Pillow and Plymouth massacres as will
forever prevent recurrence of similar
barharities.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-11
REsoLUTIoNs:

Resoleed, That the vindication of the
national honor, and the enforcement OF
the national authority, against theaggres-
sions of desperate and wicked conspira-
cy, are the only objects which should now
claim the attention of parties and engage
the efforts of those who represent the gov
ernmeut. Until that authority, which is
recognized in all its borders, there cannot
and dare not be any terms of peace offer
ed to traitors. Until peace elicits unqual-
fled and entire submission to the nation
al authority war must be waged while there
is an arm left to strike blow, and dol
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Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair.

Butler County Executive Committee,
Butler May 7, 1864.
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Presidential Electors.

SENATORIAL
Morton M'Michael, Philadelphia
Thomas II. Cunningham, Beaver county.
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JoHN N. PgRv1ANcE, Secretaries.
WATSON j. YOUNG,
EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-Wil William
Campbell, j. N. Purviance, l. j. Cum
mings, james Campbell II. c. Heine
man. Il. M'Junkin.
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