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stray EkcifeP.

IAME to the enclosure Of the undersigned residing ia
I .Jene son township ButlrI county, on about 2tth
dty Of November. lsUl. Rcd IIcIfcr. with
some white tire belly, crop ot the lglt car aud
swai0wfk m tho right. ubuEt two auJa half year, old
The owner is requested to come forward, prove property
pay chrrgc- and take her away otherNle she will be
disposed of according 70 law. WM. MILLER
Upr. : lStt:.t
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PITTsnURGH MARKETS

APPLEs-s3,oo a ss,25 per barrel,
BuTrER-Fresh RuH, 43d45c per h.
cHEEsk-Western Reserve, 23c per h Hamburg,
p per H.
EeGS-41 per dozen
fLoUR-Mheat, S1i@ sI2; Bucllwheat, $3.50
GRAiN-Nheat, $500 q SIZE; Corn, Si,45 Oats,
BARLEY-Spring, S200,; Fall 81 IS.
GIOCEkIks-sugar, y % 2Ccts per 10; Coffee 50 a
per 70 Moiasses, LIS 9 2oe per gallon; Syrup l2g "a
81 - per gallon.
sALT1LiyeTpOOl, $40 g ssya per sack; No. ], extra
$500 per barrel.
SEEDS Plaxseed. s2,Ts per bgshei
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NTARISTIC ID.

On the sth Of Doc 1854 at thcreslence the brides
father by the Euv II. J. II. Lomcke Of WorthngtoH,
Pa. Nc. WILtt7i SwABrsLANbEa, uf Franklin township.
Armstrong county. Pa lately Of the 18th EeEt. p. v,
TO Miss MARTHA SIRE Of Clcarie'd township, Butler
county. Pa.
on the 18th inst by the Rev VIM. P. Broaden, Capt.
ALlEN WILSON, aud Miss .LtUEETTA TDlEIS, both Of
Suubury, Clay township, Butler county, Pa.
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SVaeria's sale.

DY Virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facns issued out Of the
ID Court Of Common Pleas Of Butler county, and 60 'ao
directed, there will bc exposed to public sale, At the
Court House, in the hpJough Of Butler, On MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of January next 1860, ut O'Clock, a. M,
the following lie cribcd property, to wit:
All the right title interest aud claim Of Arthur Craw-
ford Of in and 10 hundred ei land more or
loss situated In Cherry township Butler county, Pa,
bounded north by lands Of Joseph Porter east by Will
Thompson south by lands Of Ebcnczcr Foster, west
by lands formerly owned by John Dunn, forty acres
cleared and fenced five Of which meadow, log house
,ul stable thereon erected Seized and 0l,1h in cNecu-
tou the property Of Arthur Crawford, at the suit of
John NJ Thompson. -
w. o. BRACKENBIDGE,
gheriG's office Rutler Dec 2l 1851 Sheriff.
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$50 90 Reward!

nN thc 2I inst. john EcrSt1n, Broke lail-is about
\ live feet eight iuchc, hsb-spare facesbarp eye
about 45 year, If age The above reward will be paid
i8r dis recovery WI. o. .BRACKENRIbgE,
Butler Dee T. 1864. Sheriff
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Esigte ef Mrs, HaHaahJ, pcaHs, iced,
u ETTERS Tcstamcntary having been granted 70 tn,
i subscribers, oHthe estate Of Mrs Hannah j. MCune
deceased late Of Slpperyrock township Butter county
notice is hereby given thnse indebted to said estate Il
make immediate payment, aud those having claims
against the 10 present them properly aathenca
ted for settlement ABNFR DALE,
EpHRAIM II. ADAMS,
Nov. ., Isss,6t. Executors.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-21

The following are the weights Of rari-
ous kinds Of produce per busheI. As IL
is the true way Of buying and seIiingPro-
duce, let all preserve it for reference:
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Executors Notice.

EsTtIE or EEv. IsAIlH NInLoex, DECD
vITHRaEAs Letters Testamentary with the " III an
wv nexed. having this day been duly granted by the
Register Rachel NbIck and John IL. Nibock, Ike
eutors Of Rev Isaiah Niblock late Of the borough Of
Butler deed therefore all persons indebted to the estate
Of said deeeden requested 70 make imnedae pay
ment and those having claims demands against Il
same will present them properly authenticated for set
Element. RACHEL NfBL0CK,
JOHN H. NIBL0CK,
oo. %, 1sei::et Executors.
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Correction OF Enrolment.
cad District. Penna.

cuutluualy correct the Enrolling Bslrds have been d-
rUcci 20 have copies % said lists kept open the
give public notice that auy person may appear before the
Etau and have any man -lslkgu Oh tie list if he
show 10 the tatlsctian VI the Board that the person
iuauri is not properly enrolled, ON account Of
"a, Nourcsidepee:
o.. ora. Age:
4t6 Israansat PaysicaT Disability, Of such degree
t1 render thr person not proper subject for enroll
ment under the law and Regulations;
5th. Having served in the Military or Naval service
tao years during the present war and been honorsby
discharged.
citizens invited TO appear at all times before the
Board to point out errors ia the Lists aud 10 give such
Information IN their possession may aid in the
ton and revision thereof
They should understand that It IS plainly for the in
tercst of each subttrct 20 have stricken from the Lists
ai names Improperly enIgled because an excess Of
names increases the quota called for from such sub-ds
ric- ami thai it Is equally for the interest of each
son enrolled in given substrCt place up0u the Lists
all persons ia the dstret liable 10 do military duty
because the c1tcrth number tu bedaWu from, the less
the chance that amy particular individual will he drawn.
1t is the personal interest ofeYery enrolled man, that
the qngtiu which he is concerned shall not be made
large and that lis chance for DRAFT shall not be
justly iucrecd both these objects Will be attained IL
all parties VIII atn striking oc: the wrong names and
putting n the right ones. Especially in this tbs inter
est Of those drafted men who by putting in Substitutes
themselves tablet draft have secured exemption which
By thet terms " the law holds good only until the pres
ent Enrolment is exhausted in their sutlistGics Men
who tj years OF age aud ia excused
by Law from the performance Of duty in the field it
10 the cause anl tile country 10 ake eIl0 and acire
part in the correction Of the Erullneut Lists military
service uf the first Importance. The Law requires that
the quotas Shall be assigned in proportion 70 the enroll
ment aud the fairness Justice Of ts mode Of deter
mining the amount Of military service due from each
and every section Il the country cannot be doubted If
the enrolment is made nearly perfect il Is prpc
cable % make il. The of service due to the
Nation from every Tpwnor County, is thus bald fairly
and plainly before the citizens and is expected that
higher motive than selfish interest will prompt AL 10
do their share in perecng the enrolment aud securing
AUST and efficient execution Of heiawsfor raising troops
Whenever II becomes necessary to apply them
BY order Of
Mai. RICHARD i. DODGE,
A. A. y. NJ General.
J.N. KIRkER, Capt. Pro. Mar.
Dec. I. 1901. D District. Pa
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Election Notice.

UNIIERE will be meeting Of the Members of the But
| Ter County Mutual Fire Insurance Company, gt the
office Of the Secretary, in Bntor, Pa, the second
Tuesday Of January neNt being the 10th day Of the
month"; for the purpose Of ecctHg twelve Directors for
the ensuing wear. II. c. IIElNENAN,
Butler Dec T. lSGl::lt Sec'y
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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa, Wednesday, Dec. q 1864

paS~ As we are going to press we learn
by dispatch from Stanton that draft for
100000 more men has been ordered
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Notice to Collectors.

NOTICE Is hereby given 70 all Collectors who IN
with the Treasurer Of Butler county, prior
e. the year 1861 that payment pst be made be-
fore the second week Of December Cont next. AMER
this time am authorized by the Commissioners. to
place the accounts in the hands Of the sheriff The de-
iuands upon the Treasury are Of such character that
they must be met Strict compliance with the above
is requested Will carry it cut without regard 10
persons. y. WALKER Treasurer.
Treas Office Oct 10 1861
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Christmas and New Year.

GHAND DISPLAY or
TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYS
at HEINEMANs'
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Of PromissarJ Notes Judgment Notes, Drafts, Orders
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TlxectItOr,s NOiice.

ESTATE OF J0EN JACK, DECD.
yITHFRFAs Letters Tegtamentary with the win an
w Hexed have this day been duly issued BY the Reg
ister to William VI. Graham, Esq. Executor Of John
Jack late Of Washington township dec d. therefore all
persons indebted to the estate Of said deceent
que-ted to make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same will present than
properly authenticated fer scttlecnm
Aug n lsJl Gts NA-M-tGRAHAM, Ex'r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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READY MADE CLOTHING. /.

Such as COATS, PANTS VESTS and other garments.
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FOR G EN- NTLEMEN.

Always on hand Black Cloths Fancy and Black Cassi-
meres satinetts Cassne's Twoeds Plain and fancy Yes
tings, Shifting, etc. etc. etc.
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Exeesllor,s Notice.

A. A. y. NJ. General.
J.W. KIRKER, Capt. Pro. Mar.
Dec. T. 1851 % District Pa.
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Of the kind IN THE UNION conducted by practical
BUSINESS MAN. our highest commercial authorities,
East and West, pronounce bis system Of Bookkeeping
neutrality-suspicious. every department of hnsi-
ness and yet rkilmly condensed that the attentive
student nstors the whole in six eight weeks. 1t con-
| - II
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EsOOGS and Shoes.
HATS, CAPS & NECKTIES,

and variety of other articles
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
Latest from Norss Georgia.

ATLANTA, May 23.-R.p pssaets who left the
front at noon to-day say there hu, been rory little
skirmishing for two days, nestly on our left
The main bsdy Of tho enemy sccms to have
abandoned the line Of the. railroad AID are at
tempting 20 mass on our left, to- support the
napking column under MePherfon moving OH
Dallas.
The developments Of the encmys plans render
it nee ee,.rry for change Of position en- our part.
Thee, have 5pen 80 made TIA. Johnston remains
ma.tor of the situation.
There is no struggling, and the floors ara in
sns spirits, and confident.
.Ths.Mayor of Atlanta has issued prOclame,
tion for all ciizens not in military organz.lionfs
to report for orders, and advising non-comBat.nts
to lssvs the city.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
For tho Advertiser.
A Reply.

Mn EpIron II noticed in tho Aarettiscr Of
the 4th, an article headed, "His keeps up the
prices Of provisions Z" Which says owe are dis.
posed 10 max. enc more serious appeal to the
plsr tsrs Of tho Csnfedsracy upon the price sf
proririsus. It was the reasonable expectation Of
the Government that when One-hslf rf the cur
reuoy should bs Withdrawn, the price Of proris-
ions wsuld decline. Contrary to this reasonable
expectation every nec.ssarJ Of life, corn, bacon,
pna aour, has advanced in rriss." Again, "and
this is attributed ~ some to a scarcity Of the
aboyo named articles, but VIC arc satisfied that
such i, not the true canFe. The corn erop last
year may have been semcHhal acant, but there
!. mora aour AID mere bncOa in this District TO-
day sucrotcd in private ,tcre-rcVne and smoke
houser, tLsu there ever vas since tLe settlement
VI .h;s csuutry by a4ils men,
1 uoald be glad if such WEE tho fact; Bnt
om afraid /. is vain idea. The -four has been
carried to marlot in such quantities, ever fines
tho crop came in, am. sfraid tbs stock is pretty
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
Death of Cen. Abner Perrin.

All Edse6eld is saddep.d to learn that this
hish-toned gentlemen and gallant soldier Ia.
fallen TINT Gen. fsnnls. Tie brave, hcrnie. un-
i;untsd pranlx sdcad l!s''ll. va understand,
10 tie sp - cement uf the l2h insi., molly lead
ing his Brigade on to victory ard nnayi'g re-
Gown. llers, where we have kaowp him lchg, and
lor0d him well, this sad announcement brings X
sigh and a.tcar, and in sorrow no mourn, for one
Of natures noblsncn has been taAdn from US for
ever.
F Nome were bravsr-noue more really or'wil!irz
to Sgbt in defence us country than bs,-An'l n~r'
moro generously offursd themselves IL satri!ee III
their country's behalf. From the first call to
arms-as Private, Captain, Colonel, cr y
General, (Which he rsvsrally h.d fllsal-ions
have discharged their duty more faithfully or
f.arlessly !hsu Gef: ApygR PEnrlN.
At homo e,waf the upright nsp and the true
gentleman in tM army the brave soldier and
courteous ofissr. Al homs,he had won the friend
ship of every one in the army he enjoyed the
confidence nnl esteem sf his snperiors in rank,
snd the l,rc sud Arbitration of his men.
Ever bright and glorious will be the memory
Of Con. ABxEn pEaNi2.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-05-25
,sll exhausted. Tn. bacon ha, also shared the

Ysll exhausted. The bacon has also shared the
ike fate. Besides Tho Government had to have
sac tenth. Now add these various items together
nith the short CROP. The support of ;he ssldicrs
:'mi:ics, (.mo p.r cent on tithias fn- tt;m,)
I think ,tu mu.t acknowledge scarci.y at l,a.t
in rart.
am sorry such is lsmentable fact, and that
provisions has gone up ts such enormous figures.
But can :hc planter help it? Is-sw.r NO. The
question j, asked; "why thsr are planter. de-
mandinz these encrnsu, prices for bacon and
aour, aaWell as aell as corr" And answered
tlss, {" il simply pnd undesirably because they
do notuuut to take Confederate money" thiak,
Mr. EDlroR. thcro il dEeres. way to solve this
great and important question. will admit that
that it il owing to the nehsy n tiers in 'rarl:
but when we view the whole matter, AND look at
the question on:the other aide, We see variou,
vther reasons why the planters have, or ask such
high prices for thsir srevisisrs. If they uish to
purchaco salt, iron, leather, homo,pun, cards,
(and these they are Obliged to harc.) any other
articlsrhey ne.d dd they net have to pay enor-
nous prices for them?
But the nap. p.producsrs say these things has
nothing to DO with the high prices Of provisions.
suy theydO. How can the planter make com
without iron to make Lis rlow. withS or save bis
meat without salt? How can he do without these
necessary. .adjuncts2 1t is impossible The price
of xny Thing is srharcYd by the expenditures con-
r-cted with It. TIE factories have all gone up
with tLeir h0melpuh and thread; tho merchant
With his goods; tho tauuer with hislsather; the
salt nsk,r with his salt; The Editor with his pa
per, DC. nua every tAiug el.s in proportion
Nvw ask any candid parson il there is aRy
difference between the planter with his price of
provisions, ala the other dealers in Confederate
money: Only that tho plsnters, suffered al others
to out-st,ip them in these enormous prices, until
they were forced TO demand living price for
their produce. go then ono need Aot say ought
against thc'other II however there be aEy COM
plsnt, will not tho planter say to those money
lovers, "If it had not hsen for you in raising
your prices in all ths various articles wo were
compelled to have to oarry on eur farms, such
would not hare GENE to pass"
I have noticed that ever since tho commence
men. of the war, the cry has been. against the
plaste OF farmera, about The high and sxtor'
tionary prices Of provisions. If all clnsacs would
but lock at the true causes of these evils, would
We not say less against each other, and try in
the future To remedy these evils. What is the
use for one set Of men to rdicuC another; for tho
very same crime they themselves are guilty.
say we ere all guilty at least in part for I'll these
extreme high prices. 1t is not worth while then
for me to ridicule you, or for you to rdiculs me,
sooing we are all in fault.
I only make these remarks with the purest OF
motives, and trust it will meet the approbatoa
Of AL unbiased and upprejudicOd public.
ApLlNTER.
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HAcooD's BRIGADE.-The veterans Of this
brigade composed of the 2lst, 25th, and 9th
South Carolinaregiments have agein yindi-
Gated the honor ui our sister State in defeat.
ing an overwhelming force ofthe enemy. The
defenders of Seces>ionvillc. Wagner and
Sumter have once mere covered themselves
with glory by their disting gnshel gal!antry
on the soil of Virgiaia. A l1n3 list of killed
and wounded sttests the severity of the coii"
aict in which they were engaged.
Among the officers killed we are panied 70
to notice the names of Lieut.. C0onel Dargan
ot the 2lst, Lieutenant Msster1nan, asgallsnt
young officer from Charleston, and Captain
William r. Stoncy. LieutenantC Colonela Ora.
ham, PRESLEY and Blake Of the .2lss, 18th
and 2Ith, were wounded. Out Of Seven
field end staff officers four were wounded
aud killed.r-Constita