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a F'urn colitrfufng Fort y-one and tone-fourth n
: ~ Acres of choice laBsl situate in PenntOwnshp,
rf "a county I1f hiis of the Pittsburgh and
Butler Plank Road % miles north Of Pitsbnrgh. and
miles sohtk Of Buffet 4 gQodtwo story hewed log
.b6us ~ lest good la barn, 81 hy g net end
frame Spring house, three Springs Of never falling water
schos ssse On the tract of land; Presbyterian,
Meslsoli Isantst, anl y y, ctpreh, all within mile
and half choice seiectnnef grated Apple and Cher
ry trees buad Peselr trees UWrf Pear and Dwarf APP
srsss Blsell,eFTies Rlptefries anil Plum trees
THIS farm s located IN good neishiorhood Any per-
sen q. ppfcasc tits fhr, can have IL cheap
fts cost half the amannt that Is asked
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satisissarE's NOTICES. !
- GENERAL ELECTION
pROCL AVIATION


I1rurREts n and Nv aii Att of tie icfcrai sem
to p x.p MI e' tho ae1ar Eoctons Il r9 If Gs s an
such election and 10 enamoratein ssh psiI VIA, Sg
cers to bo elected. i, WILLIAM %. RRACK-
ESRIDGE, High shcrin Of the county Of Butler
efvt noticf tliAf General fsIecff N viii I've ,.i
aipt Dc said comfy, odihe scconiTaesdny Of o.
ne s ,,ssI sss, EiSs,e9 1,.l,o, ,, VIZ
| Dohthett4 d M FFF3UrT - T
r,,. .Ies,,,4 ID AtlAha. ....t.tx :. A., ~. Di
yams, " WSbab ss FgaSTi D""'n'Ps y 'no il'pse 2
I ,,
Ihc electors Of liualo township, at the house Of Rob
me oecsteaeffutef tcwhsIdrs sat tin, ouae sf sIru
ria t.,rs ,,g p,,, ,,,,.tt,. -, H.. ,., ~ ,,,t
| amid st,y,lrr. F'N aisks-+s4.'f - tSy 'I"
l., INC electors Of Clcarcd township at the house Of
| John uFcel. $50. -, -
o,,9' 59e eIoct6stf c1'htoii s5eih fHeh 'Ica
The electors Of Concord toa nallp ri the Iohu
| sPihushliu
1ho elcctur. u Centre loansl at the house Of John
/ ftam. NHfa&j1 4ff
Fbe electors Of Clay township nt the house Of VII
Thc clcff1is 6fttttfy township. At the house of VIM
| Lndscy.
The cIrtos = ofi ofs,ia4t onr,sug township, Mt fe
The elector- Of Cranberry township, at the house Of
Smith Rice n tlSgsise4ssa fslls
The electors Of Donegal township at the house q Ms.
1lo sloetgS enlrgic9 9@@sBa} at DO noa-c. of
Robert li'yf .'A
The electors Of Forward township, at The house Of
Robert nfpvu.s hi. 81
in IKE M S Ss,1 of IF E,%na PaJ township the sehoohon'
ME else,fs y 9oclgeP foNa4p, at nq bppv IF
S ccct @ S Sr '" Jcason i oSn'p Ship at Ot t6o house Of
Te2moa T, ,,l. %.Ian de dg'ei,o l,,, ,,,ni, ,,
stiaol-lou.o No ~ ''' p""'''
ric5rg, trg @ WY 2glp, az t iie house Of
rlc ecsora Of Mnrion township at the house Of RoDt
Nc electors Of MudlycrccD township, at the Town
Hi TLe ~ e.5, rof'ggy'lJ W G,rcor township. o rn nan e.,
ths borgps4of IlIlsyllIe. ~ '''' 80
william 9't3S TDaag = 0''Ha" township at the house OF
l4g c.c.,, gf r2gscr toya.lp At the house Of John
yGc aoctorl ~ ptHR own.hIp d iS az tn.cofwnl
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The AmeriCanCitiZen,

fspnlJisIcd every Wcanesay IN tho borough Of Butler
by THOMAS E0mvsON G. y. AvbERsOy Main street,
opposite b jacks H1teL-oiice up stairs in the brick
formerly occupied by Eli Yetter, store
TgaMs-si so year II Id IL a'Iysthee within the
first six months; - fnot paid until anor the cxPift-
ti0ii u the first -ix months #.- ..r a
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... LATER.


Mr. Burns, telegraph operator, who left
Pilot Knob in disguise at noon yesterday,
arrived at De Soto to-day, and reports that
Gen. Ewing concentrated his roops in the
fort, while the rebels occupied the town
and plundered all the stores and houses.
No Government property was captured.
The enemy planted battery on Shepherd
Mountain and were throwing shells into
the fort, doing some execution The Fed
eral force, vnder Col Mills, was attacked
at Mineral Point last night, by a large bo-
dy Of rebels and the enemy repulsed, but
our troops subsequently withdrew to De
Soto. So 81 ar lsa
Potosi was captured by the rebels last
night. a7
Gen. Smiths headquarters are still at
De Soto, where he was receiving reinforce
mcnts.
Gen, Ewing was ordered to ovacuate
Pilot Knob, but the rebels had cut his
communications before he could get away.
Maj. Gen. Blair, at home on sick leave,
rendered his services to Gen. Rosenorans
to-day aud was directed to assist in the or
ganization Of the militia Aboutl2 900
are now under arms, which with the in
dependent citizen companies, make quite
a formidable force. .-.r
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AGRICULTURE &. HORTICULTURE

GARDENING,
.'H FRUfT. RAISING, &c,
Ia all their branches as conducted the latest and
most approved systems.
Onr lllors in tliis department for thirty years,
have mot the cordial appreciation 6f The public Our
purInsc has boon furn.b uscinl and reliable nrna-
un upon these very important branches of industry,
and IT, protect them ~ Ipr within power agaiuft
the false doctrines and selfish purposes of the many
ires and saafipu adventures BY which the FnIner IA
inressauly as.ai.od TIs portion Of the GEBM&sT0wN
GrAp viii alone bo worth the whole price Of sub
scrpti0u us every Farmer and Gardner who has prop
por coherI Itiot of hi. cdiing Will readily admit,
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asg- The printers of Atlanta. Georgia.

IA The printers Of Atlanta, Georgia,
having 2 struck for sLs7 per Thousand
ems, the four journals published at that
place. have been eompelledeto suspend
.publieatien- Assoon as theprntefs stop
ped, however, the conscript officers seiz-
ed them and marched them eE to camp.
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othfse qualified hht vote oiitpf his propaf disirct
or any person. knowing the want ~ such qualification
shall hid prdenre such afNnn toYute tho pefsou or
pgs1hs offending sball conviction be ihed any sum
not exceeding two hunred dollars and be nprsened for
my term not exceeding three monthss
If any person shall vote at than eecond dis
rict or otherwise fauducntly vote and deliver 90 the
Inspector two tickets together with intent 10 Illegally
vote shall vote the or II any person shall mi-
wise Or procure another To do So he they 80 offending
shal conviction, be ne in any not lea than f
", ner more than hye hundred dollars and be imprsn-
ed uf any tarm not less than uso,er moro hap Twelve
m0nthzn ,flIFEFI IFFFfE frtF#N n
"If ny person not qualiHed 10 vote tn ihs Common.
wealth. agrecaby "a the law Except the uf qunl.
cd cikcns shall appear any place Of election for tho
pufpbsc Of issuing tekct of influencing the citizens
qualified 20 vote, lac shall conyctlon forfeit and pay
tny sum not exceeding hundred donts for every
c offence and be Imprisoned for any teru not exceed
ing three mGnts'
Aisl the Return itlgeaQf thgrQWectiyqdFultts nftr-
said are hereby reqNif6fS meet " Tic csu H,uso In
Butler, Friday next October llh) after the second
Iuc7sy IN October nest then AMI thereafter to perform
those things required hy law.
bfcn under my huui and seal ui Duter this 18Th dny
oi August IN the year " Our loul Eightpru Hundred
nul Sixtyiur unl of to Independence ur tho United
States the eiehty-uiuth
- ". o. BRAcKENRIpGE, shprn
Butter, Aug. ~, 1864.
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ST7R AZ cow.

CANE 10 the premises Of the subscriber in Summit
toanship Bntler county about tho first day Of Ang
nst last COW Of brinle aud white color piece on
one horn and wearing yoke, marks. The ssier
T. requested cne forward, prove property pay char
go= and takeiicr away. ALEA MNULLEN.
. sept. II, 1864 :.3tf fH
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tREgMeN. saNIs1 M, youasfeAas

FREEhEN lPAnisH hlL YOUR EEHRs.
ffsfsy1 So = g - - y vtssa=s4a
asts.f s-AIs AIsr Y 90 nsa, ne
Freenlen, b,f,isi all your kare: e - az
I1f the prnfniH I'd mi m sp y,rs.la. .ss,z sss a
-. Long fnretold by Frecdoms seefs--
Lihedfh tiilcEtiir fdiafa riztH o. sas7sr-s
spppfs IN ~, esery @ faitissi, piis iassg 70
l Rings along the vaulted sky, s.. 4.
% p yiHzss IN hlsshieia.afrla e r =
sccthe wcstesn rrTifies anne lsia 4
t'rsA thesnqntion VI hi uaine;s 49,. -. !.
D Hear peoples lOuf acclaim, -
yves Gofseid % Of their mistlit i; o rs s3.s .s,5,
{ az Then beholds tho guilty Zoe,
Glntted WITH hatiohs w6e-- asl NJ as1sal q
Fn I@triots do yniIifear ihen mol . s .-- .
I God viii speed The right.
nh g1R gsa.ss.Es- "a.
q stlndine onthe saqrod sod, -. - ~.
I Where our iculcss fathers tf6di
Z - Mnsi tamtl v kisstlte roll gsssss-- r sse.-.
Z 49, BOwlng low the kneef
! Fhemdffdf vonF n ehftftfy,s weak as24lfsi ~
Z 1ar Bal ypur paniI ored iiirelings knpol, 81.
Z a. sCrrsh Licn With your irUn heel '
We, At ltrst, arc firc. slss aa 81
-4fs0T b rlas e rtra 4 q ~ sls-.s - a..
And by oil we love on earth, eN
a Nv the land that ave Us birthra -r--s -. d.
a.s. Friemls af tplanl honest worth,
Ike dnf hon1red sIres g seaf z zeEi
~ iIgsrrt to heart and hgnl In hand,
s Nc VIII Wmrli a rumIuoine band,
% TiIl the 'tltus - ntusiand vfIssss r Mi Ell al.
81 - Glow ,Nith flesdppi,s Area,
9 -
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05

-Iefef7a William tO1ELGf' FTcpfietor'
fIlIE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
eeueEally thai he has erected large and conInIodi-
brick bulding an the ste VI the Old and well known
house, tFnsrly occupied by him asn Tavern stand He
bas eep At great eApene ereetng and furnishing nus
aecoInnodate all who may desire 70 gve him call
Having anaple holse for one hundred persons, and
stabling for at 1sIst fity h9rses. -. -
Thankial sDr past patronage, NJ would ask eeBtinu
ance Of the MN -NOuBLEf 2
Dec. O. 1s6ss.tf
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WAVERLY MAGAZINE.
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Edited by Moses n. DOW.

y
This paper Is the larecst Weekly eycr published hi The
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almost any can find nu to pTuse consisting 0i Tales
History, Biography togghor win Music 9h Poetry
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Tile Missouri Invasion, -


. 751i sliT ST.. LeuIs Sept u. ,.
Nothing lias been heard from Pilot
Ka5b SINE II o'clocl, yesterday MORN
ing Mhep Zig River Bridge, about fifty
mile9irom here,y was burned by the reb-
els and communication cut olf.up to that
time. Gen. Ewing successfully repulsed
the attacks of the enemy, aud succeeded
in|sending two trains OF eepinlissary stores
away. A last accounts it was believed
that Ewing could maintain his position
unless assaile1 BY overwhelming numbers
or by The eQemy planting cannons upon
Shepherd Mountain and other eminencos
in the vicinity which command our lorti-
featioHs. lie has plenty of provisions
and gooG supply ofwatet Gen. Smiths
infantry advanceshas been withdrawn from
Mineral Point TO Desda ..l su.a .r.
A train Of fifty empty wagons, sent
from Pilot Knob yesterday morning for
Mineral Point, had not, reached that
place before communication was cut. It
is supposed that they were captured. 1t
is now believed. that the demonstration on
the Pilot Knob and Iron Mountain Rail-
road are lcints to cover movement OF
Prices main force in another direction,
probably against Rolla, and thencS to the
central part Of the State 1t is also be-
lioyed that Shclby's Cavalry viii make a
desperate effort to dash into st. Louis, af-
ter ehe fashion of Forrest into Memphis
The passenger train which left here yes
terday morning on the North Missouri was
captured at Contralia by Bill Anderson a
bush whackcr and twsnty-mo soldiers ia
ken out and murdered. @s
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05

Hon. W NJ. OIANTON, HeCaeJIy OF
aWar.---I am very glad to hear the draft
will be enforced. @ aa sas.a -as.t3 b..
LIST. We need the men. '...- .....-
I'd. They conc as privates with their
experienced officers already on hand
Sd. Because the enforcement of the
law VIII manifesta power resident in our
government equal to the occasion. Our
government though a Democracy should
in times Of tTeublcand danger, be able
to WELD the power Of a great nation.
-..--- w T. SHERMAN.
The draft is ordered to commence in
all the States and districts where the
quota is not filed byvelanteers, on Mon
day, the 10Th and willgo until completed.
Volunteers and substitutes will be receiv-
ca and credited to as late period as pos
siblc sr0 g5t I[itTk vvraTr
Volunteering is still progressing with
vigor in most of the States. 49,.
$3.50 EVea'1 Il NJ. STANTON,
os q .Taal Secretary of War.
WASHINGTON, SeptemberlT "A mil
itary execution took place yesterday at
Alexandria. A bounty jumper named
Connolly was the victim. lie had made
quite fortune BY accepting bounties in
almost every State where large bounties
werea offered. He stated that he was
worth S2o,000.A saaaa ai1a .asss4 -
-eoi.- Gallape.s--regiment- of heavy ar;
tillery, numbering I,690 men, and raised
in Pittsburgh, passed up The Avenue yes
terday, on their way to Fort Reno. The
Chronicle says it is one Of the finest regi-
ments ever recruited in tho Keystone State.
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby giye6 that the partnership hereto
~ fore oxfstfug between y IL Il II. N. DUutbett has
fis da Uee issoIveby suttta consent Tla accounts
books and papers are ieft nthe handsofI 81 Douthet
who 4 authorized settle aud collect all accounts te
the late firm. Business viii be conducted in the old
stand. by J. II. Doufhett. -
J.H. DQUTHETT
Erovnsdale Avg Ia 80 X. NJ DOUTIIETr;
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Pure Water for Stock.


"A good draught of good water is,
probably, as refreshing to beasts as it
is to people. But in tho month of
August, nearly all domestic animals
suffer for want of good water. Sheep
VIII thrive far better If they can have
access to- pnro water. Teams will
sendure the heat far better if they
can'have plenty of pure water land if
milk COWS must drink stagnant water
wherever they can find it, how is it
possible for, thcmeto give their usual
stoW of good milk 1t is impractica-
Die for them to do this. 80
Some people allow water to stand
in troughs, day ,after day, many times
and compel their animals to drink it
all up. Did-such people ever drink
water, from an old dirty slop pad, af-
tersit had been allowed tostand in the
sunshine for two or three days. !? Let
them try the experiment. Of drinking
such water, and wait for the result !;
and, then they will be prepared to ex-
press a correct opinion whether or not
such water IS. as good for stock, IN the
seltrytlaysiof August, as pure cold
30 xater Mould hn s-ea71 .-l'lrE
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81 Whteri troughs and water tanks
ssshouldshe cleaned frequently. during
.issthe hot days of August.and.fresh wa
2 ter pumped into them several times
=, during the day. q ai5 "a saasa {
- as~ Miikcows requiresa vast quantity
ofepure water in het.weathe1ys i'm or
der to produce-theirusual How of good
milk.-Copetry GeattesHase..v 20 =
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NEWS BsEgs RTsn ENT.

The industry oue. and dscrinrnption, in gath
cfiug and preparing the Stirring Events Gf the Day
rressy f this p,,er wbich hitherto has been oLe
its pmrkcd features Rnd given universal sHt-itcon
viii he continued with rcionllei cOrts to meet the i
rsuing denspds 0f the puhiic The labor required in
this dapar intent never iiiy HfpTecited by The rfiqr
IL wtld BE- npqr.ibe 10 Pressntin he cGmleused and
carefully made 10 Glrni in wfcht appcars corrected
~ All te ngIs interesting news Of The week With
involving much Iliy sica Labor tact and Judgment
We nnnez tho cas trrus, 10 WHICH We beg leave 10
call The attention of all who think Of subscribing for
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ADVANCE CASH TERMS.

RI Subscriptions not pgd within tio ycHr, $3.50.
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person getting 1t up to copy iyr six months Club ~
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ordered
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MED with the cash
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II ~ HT1g - fsHs PHILIP r. FEHAS,
Editor and Proprietor.
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CtExuIxE.ouIsyILLE LINE for sale, by
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We, the undersigned Isi'sr' % aro ~ % t, ~,
aluye schedule OF prices, until further notices
WM HAsLEsfT. Butler 4 nierican
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----isoiiNs0N S-ANpkgSoN, American Citizen.
Ju1y "a. 1854. EE aNl EE NHHN n
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$4,000 NsdbHsI;

than fiah5nri1te4 Of the Old style md nothing bt our
wonderfully large calculation enables 20 ptvt tcin
Other magazines cannot afford H. We never SPARE mon
cy when the public lc btt.entch -H
TbcHu iarhuus Inaf Lc rglel Dresses uay br made
Alter them nnd tho wenfef viii not subject hcrseif t6f-
icus iii De tl9 II she siilrd tho large tcB
dr-g after the hylcof the bliia given In 8ofcn ofour
s1rcallsd fluItyn nnsaznes. ,,.t.g .e tf
OUR man EN6R1t ttTRGS Ia q nf
~ which give ~ tet three times many rs any
other uuHZiur, are often mstuhe for steel Ihty hfb
bu far sul sriat 10 AIRY .ufiiers5 sss s--=ss1.--
a5aI IafE Hi "a. JAjI1IIONS
Beware of them. Remember tint The fndys Rock I.
The Grkimdpulrntlpn io,d the cheapesl. If you tako
Oealey, yuu want ne other fiagalihe ''.' ...|#
EvtfytmE thnt iu Wciu pr ornamental In bouse can
he found IN Cooley. "t
fsa.H DRAINING LESSONS fr nd
No other magazine gives them and sc haven enough
10 dliHtytral large volumes. q. ~ ( sr t,fse,.
ONR EEfEIfTG .'.
nre aeh bc found nov herc el-e Cooking IN all its
ypricty -Conecti0ncry- Nmscry-the fotlcf-tlnu
la indry-tic Kitchen ReccIttubpn al4uitrts are to
bc found ~ the pages Of the Lnlys Book. We originally
started ihis Department. md have rtcnltu facilities for
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lhall the essentials Of Cheap Printing,
Good Paper Tasteful Composition, Beau
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05
secretary sta,,ton's Bulletin.

ATLANTA, $3.50 p. m. Sept. 49,
Hon. &C. NJ STANTON, Seeaetry Of
WAR am very glad to hear the draft
will be enforced .sa ssa.s es.a...
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05

B@- A big thing aPotato twelve
feet long.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05

To- Mixing salt with stable and
assetAer man ures. has q. great tendency
r. TO prevent the development of grubs
~ and vermin,sa which are frequently
- bred in dang when carried unsalted
- to the fields. Z. - 49, s..ee az1aa aa :
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05
Executors Notice.

ESTATE OF JohS J4cK, DEe'D. s.fE
IETHEREAs Letters Tc5tamgutEry with the VIII an
w iiexed have this day becn duly lssue by tlls Reg
tster t0 Nillsga 81 Graham, Es- Executor Of john
JACK, late of Waldneton towRsfip sdee therefore all
persons indebted 10 the estate Of said decedent
qnested to make Immaculate paynlent ard those having
eEns demands against the same viii present them
properly antlIenticaied fer settIesnni
Aug y, 1854, 6ts WM1r'tGBasHAM, Ex'r.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-05

= s.ss EsssF 1t viii not: do to hoe "a great
= field for d little crpp, or to NOW twen-
ty acres for FIVE loads of hay. En-
4 rich the iaadiand It viii pay you forit.