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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13

DON'T FAIL TO READ THIS. =
Coffee Coffee !! Cohee!!!
el gHa 35.i5 I7r u.
CAST gnaia Goffe Gompanu,
1874 READE st., (three doors from Greenwich Street.,
New York. call universal attention to their
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
has all the flavor of OLD GovERNMgxr COFFEE and is
t;:t half the price and also this
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
has twice the strength Of Java or any other Coffee
whatever and wherever used by first class hote
and steamboats, and stewards say there is saw ing of
so per cent.
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
is the most healty beverage known. and is very
ritous. The wfeof the Rev W. caves, loca minister
of the NJ E. Church. Jersey City, who has mot been
able to use any coffee for hfteer years, can use
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
three time day without injury being entirely free
from those properties tina. produce excitement
Dr. James Boyle of f56 Chambers Street, says 81
and free from all injurious qualities as
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
advise my patients to drink universally even those
to whom Ihave hitherto prohibited the of Coffee
The PRINCIPAL OF THE NEW YORK INFIRI-
AIRY says: II direct all the patients of our Institution
to use exclusively
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
and would not be without it on ony account
Tha G. ID.
the NJ Echurch stationed at Halsey says Of
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
81 have used it nearly year in my family and find it
produced ache of the head nervous irritation,
in the of all other coffees 1t exceedingly pleas
ant and cordially recommend it to all clergymen and
their families
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
is used daily by the families of Bishop Ames Bishop
Baker Bishop James, and many of the most distin-
guished cergymeo and professional men of the coun
try.
Beware Of COunte :!
and be sure that tile packages are labeled
.KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
1854 Reade street. New York,
as there are erous counterfeits aoat nnder the
name of sGenune East India Coffee, "Origina East
India Coffee etc. put forth by imposters to deceive
the lnwary.- etst 99f5 sg ~ 4att 81 ~ r q.
In lib packages and in boxes Of &c., CO. and 100 fb
for Grocers and large Consumers. Sold by Grocers
generally Orders from Country Grocers solicited, to
whom very liberal discount viii be made.
Wholesale Agents. Iioefish Il Nolan, and W. J.
Heiss Bro, Philadelphia Francis Henry, II. Proyi
adence; A. L.. Waite Co, Boston; Pynchon q Lee
Springfield Mass; S. II. CALENDER, Buffalo, II. NJ.
MILAN and Co., Ceselsnd "A. A. Golfer & Co., Gin
ciHnat; j. J. W. Bum. Springfield, ILL., ii. Shel DIS
CorydoR, Ind. ami c. G. CARRIER, Chicago
The American Advertising Agency 308 broadway n.
Y will receive ordery for the above named Coffee.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

~s&S@s WV Az 44NxA Axs
For SHERIFF
THOMAS THOMAS of Dodgeville.
FRANCIS VIVIAN, of Mineral Point
FoR REGISTER OF DEEDS
JAMES JONES. of Dodgeyille.
For elk CIRCUIT CoURr-
JOEL WHITMAN, of Ridgeway.
For DISTRICT ATTORNEY
ALEX. WILSON, Of Mineral Point
FoR Ctt'K BOARD SUpEgvIsoRs-
GEO. II. OTIS. of Mineral Point.
For SURVEYOR
JAMES D. AMAN1S, of Miflin.
FoR CORONER
NJ. G0LDSWORTHY. of Min. Point
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13
legislative Nominations.

For STATE SENATOR
WYMANL. LINCOLN, of Avoca
For Observation-Disclosures DIST
SAMUEL HOSKINS, of Dodgeville.
For ACCOMPLISHMENTS DIST
FRANCIS LITTLE, Of Mineral Point
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13


The success of the Union Ticket, in my
Judgment, will in time, give us honorable
peace, Union and security: The strong
arm of the soldiers will be herved for more
desperate and daring deeds; rebel strong
holds one after another will fall, the spirit
of the rebellion vii! be crushed, the infa-
nous flag, so defantly Haunted in our face,
will be trailed in dust; treason will receive
its reward in the severest punishment, the
Union will be restored in all its territorial
integrity, the Constitution and laws will be
enforced, the old flag will be. planted and
proudly and deiantly unfurled over the
lands, lakes and rivers of our once proud
Republic Traitors will be awed into si-
lence, and q shout Of joy will 60 up through
out the land that evermore we are the citi-
gems Of the United States Of America"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
ADpFaiSenaeIsf List.

fTNliE following Appisement Lists under the 5th sec
tn of the act Of April 18th 1851 have been filed in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Orphans Court to Wit;
No. 3d. Dec Term iSG3; Mrs. Susannah Byerz widow,
of John Byers late Uf the borough MilIestown decd
Personal property to the amount Of s2s321
Theodore J, Craig Admir-.
No. q, Dec Term, 1868; Mrs Elizabeth ANDERSON
widow of W L. Anderson, late of yenango tn deceased
Personal property to the amount uf s73,s7.
. Samuel Leas0n, Admir-.
No. 35s Dee Term, 1868; Mrs. Ann MGee, widow of
William niece, late of Clearfeld tp. dec d. Personal
pt"pctty TO the amount Of $4,000
Ann Niece and john L. Hazlett Sdmirs
No ~ Dec Term, 1853; Mrs. Gatharine Wise widow Of
&acoh L. Wise, late II Butler county decd Personal
FFoperty to the am0nEt of s]075.
Henry D. Wise & G. D. Wise Adm'rs
No 81, Dec Term 1868 Mrs. Sarah CletIor widow of
Jacob tlener, late of Butler county deed Personal
property to the amount Of S2S5,sr
No IS, Dec. Term, 1888: Mrs catiarine Wilson yidoV,
Of James Wilson laie Of jackson p. deed Real estate
to the amount of S3O000 ~ e''''0
Thomas Donaldson a James g. Wilson Fx,rs
No. 80, Dec. Te' IN. 1858; Mrs I've Ri,tt widow 81
Ncholas Riott, late Of Butler county deed Personal
property to the amount Of S2J9,99
- Jacob Riott Admir-
Of which the creditors heirs egatecs dstfibntees and
Others Interested will take notice and appear ~ thc x
torn. to wit the fourth Monday Of March A d is6l
and not later than the third day thereof 10 show,
against the same. By the Court.
WATSON J. YOUNG.
hren > ieos. Clk. Of o. c.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
rsgRr a reference to the advertisemer

nT BY reference to the advertisement
of J. G. & VIM. Campbell which is to be
found in another column, it will be seen,
that they have on hand and are prepared
to furnish the Farmers Moving Machine.
Every Farmer that has any considerable
quantity of grass to cut should, without
delay, purchase one of these labor saving
Machines. Every farmer should purchase
the Hay Elevator which viii enable him
to expedite his work and save great ideal
of unnecessary and hard labor. They are
prepared to furnish other labor saving ma
chinery and farming utensils. Nowis the
time for the farmer to supply himself with
whatever Machinery and utensils may be
necessary to enable him to perform his
work easily and as expeditiously as posi-
ble Remember, that labor will be scarce
and high. To forewarn is to forearm
Therefore, make it your business to call at
Messrs. Campbellsan examine their stock,
and if they should not happen to have on
hand, such articles as you want, they will
have an opportunity to order them with-
out delay. Remember, THAT procrastina-
ton is the thief of time" and he that
procraytinates to do his duty. is not wise,
and must be The loser.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
DIED:

On Tuesday Feb. T. 1864 Mr. ROBERT MCAspIEss, after
brief illness, in The etth year Of his age.
Thus has been realized in the sudden departure Of
friend that "bourn whence traveller returns, the
truth aptly expressed in the words, In the midst Of
life in DEATH" Though far advanced in lifss pill
erimage yet up until few days Of his DEATH his ration
al powers seemed sufficiently vigorous to carry him the
utmost bounds of human existence rut in few days
disease accomplished its work in prosratng in the cold
embrace of death, his vigorous frame.
Mr. MCandless was born In Ireland and emmgrated to
this country a years ago. when in the 2st year Of his
age.
For many years he has been consistent member of
the Ev Luth Church, of Prospect.
Though not educated in her faith from childhood, he
loved her most ardently and ready and willing
to contribute her support and to aid in her various be-
nevolent operations
Although suddenly summoned to the Spirit land, he
was not unprepared. He fully reconeed, and met
death realizing something of the triumphant feelings of
the Apostle when he exclaimed,
0 Odeath, where is thy stng1
grave, where is thy vietOryf W.
At her residence in Mddesex township the 25h Of
Feb ut Mrs MARY BAEIR, aged II years, mo- Il days.
At the residence fhs SON. William, in Penn township,
the 9th day Of January ult Mr. JoHN DoDDs, aged
So years.
The deceased born in ireland emigrated to the
United States when quite young; settled first in Cum
berland county Pa where he remained short time and
then moved to Butler county about sixty years ago He
therefore, among the first settlers Of this county
He resided on the old homestead in Penn township, for
merly Middlesex,) about fifty years. Mr. Dodds was
sincere christian and good citizen He member
Of the U. p. Church, and acceptable and officiating
Elder Of the same for forty years.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
ROWGsYisnI.


we nave on TWO or 'hree occasions Ia
ken inc privilege OF "a'er'lhS TO the i"c'
tlia' ."0 peace anu qu'e' Vi oo, 'o'ouS Il !
mas oeon proNe" ~ 'He 'oSo 'S" ano
"is"t rev 'ei'"aS VI 0'S'' anu 'nose "''
a'e oi flPe' y cars, "H" "o'''0 i'oi 'i'"'
'"ey were in'"i'e' " 0o'"s I'i'0" '"yS'
anu Se'' 'ney are 'io' "o''"' "oyS' ''u0N
less nave ,i,ey any 't9'" 10 oo 'ai''" ys"-
"e"'s"' "i'i,''S" 'ney m"Ne ,ea, pre-
,e''"io".' anu sumo u 'iio'' "ou'" iiN' 10
'' oola'ue'e' ID "cI'iH'nS % """' - 'y
some ea'io' hrSI e'oS' society," ana ye''
'ney Vi'hN ;" ''',Se o' "''"''''''S anu nave
SNeh poor op'h'o" OF society 'la' 'hey
may DC ioona engaged IN ro"oy,'m ana
hSht rc'e'ngS' making the air hideous
with 'heM worse tAah In"Ian Whoop.-
li"'e we any D0FouSn oFa'"ah'e or Laws
that can be put in force for the benefit OF
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
Army correspondence.
Pony MOUNTAIN, signal STATION.
Enn lEth 1891


MEssRs. EDTToRs Perhaps you and
some of my old friends would like to hear
from the Signal Corps of the Army of
the Potomac. | am not correspondent
OF any paper, not having the time, but
will drop you few lines to keep you post
ed little in what is going on at the front.
AS usual, "oH as quiet atoag the Rapj-
dan" That is, on the north side of it
it is not so much so on the other side.
that occupied by our Southern brcthcrn
of the Butternut persuasion They ap-
pear to have great faith in the pick and
shovel, for they are always using them.
Before we crossed the Rapidan in No
vcmber last, they did a great amount of
digging, but we went over and stayed as
long as we wanted Then they did
great deal of digging and we came back;
then they went to work again along the
river and threw up more earthworks but
on the 9th of Feb, Gen. Sedwick, then
IN command, started and crossed it again
without much trouble, and then came
back, having accomplished his object
Since then they have went on digging
and making the south side of the river
one continuous line of Notifications for
about fifteen miles. | can see them eve
ry day hard at work; cold, snow, rain
nor nothing stops them. 1t is good
plan tor their leaders to keep them en-
ployed, if they We're idle, some of them
might want to desert, and come over and
sec us.
Our army is very comfortably fixed in
winter quarters, and all are epiovino
themselves very well. There are oujte =
number of ladies in the army at present
principally the wives of officers, and 9th.
ers who are not yet married, but have no
serious objection Of running the risk of
being officers widows The signal off.
GERS are kept on the alert this winter
and are not allowed to lay round idle
There isa party on Cedar Mountain, ia.
nous in Pope's campaign, party On Sto
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
Writ of Partition.


Butler County IS.
the matter Of the partition of the real estate of Da-
l. vid D. Gross, dec d., ltte Of Worth township
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county, No. q, June
Term, 1853 Dec s. 1868 Inquisiti5n fled and confirmed
NiSi.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to the heirs and
legal representatives ef David D. Cross, decd, to wit
Mary Cross widow John Cross Sarah Cross ntermarried
with George NJ Gee Eliza Cross, intemarrel with John
Dcky Mary Cross, Margaret Cross, intcmarried with
Dokey, keziah Cross, inteTnarliei with James Dckey
and David Cross You and each Of YOU hereby cited
be and appear before judges Orphans Court
be held at Butler in and for the county of Butler the
foli Moddy of March next it being the twenty
day Of said MONTH TO accept refuse the premsesa the
appraisemen valuation, show cause why the same
should not be cold. BY the Court,
WATSON j. YOUNG, elk
Butler Jan IL, 1861.
All Of which, the aforesaid heirs and legal representa-
tres Of the said David D. Gross d. are hereby requr
ell to take notice. WAf. o. .BRACkENRlDGE,
Sheriff office. Butler March 2 1864. sh'f.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02

ny MountaA, and party on Pony Noun
tain; all of these can see the rebel camps
and note every movement. There is al
so party on Water Mountain near War
rcnton, to watch the guerrillas in the
neighborhood /; also, Thornton's, Chesters
and Thorofare gaps.
The weather has been very cold for the
last five days. The ground is frozen hard
enough to carry any load that may be put
on it; there is no snow, only on the Blue
Ridge. The army is increasing in num-
bers and the organization is going on rap
idly. All we want is the army filed up /;
send on the men; the enemy have raised
their last man; they will meet us with a
large force in the spring, but if We defeat
them once, the war will soon close; they
are now deserving pretty fast, but if they
are defeated again, they will desert by
the company and regiment. They dare
not let the North Carolina troops picket
next to ours, for they will all come over
to our side in body, if they geta chance,
Let the people at home keep up their spif-
its, and sustain the Government and all
will soon be quiet, and our contract will
be finished then we will all be home and
tell you how the thing is done, In the
mean time write to your friends in the
army and let them know they are not for
gotten. Is.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
MARRIED.

February eth 1884 at the residence Of the officiating
Minister by Rev F.. Ogden Mr. Wa. GRAHAM. of Jefer-
township Miss ELIZA JANE BARLEY, Of Penn tp,
all Of Butler county. Pa.
On Feb ed BY the same, ct the same place Captain
ROBERT W LYON of Co H. 102d Regt- p " To Miss HAR-
BIET youngest daughter Of Andrew Barclay, Esq, of
Mddlesex township Butler county.
At the time and place by the same Mr. WV. II.
AYREs of Butler and If Co. Fl, 102d Regt P. " to Miss
MARY W. VI MILLES, of Glade Mills.
By the same and at the same time and place Mr.. DAN
MMILLES Of Glade Mlls Butler CO, also Of Co. IT. 1921
Regt. P. v. Miss JosEPHIsE CAMPBELL of Mddlesex
township Butler CO.. Pa
On Sunday the 2st inst the residence Of the brides
father by Few, @. Bassler Mr.. Isaac WISE to Miss -
ZEfGLER, all Of jackson township, Butler county.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
BUTLER MARKETS.

btfLthf Ia Mthch 1904.
BuTTER--Fresh Roll, IS cents per pound
BEANS-Waite, S. % per bushe.
BEEF-ls bought from wagons at 1 and cts per lh.
BAkLEf-Sprng, Sl,00; Fall Sll0.
BEESNA A&-S3 cents ser pound
EGGS-2O cents per dozen.
2,75
fRuITDried Apples, s1,75 and 200 psr bushc Dried
Peaches, 81, 50 to 40U.
fHATllEkS--45 cents per pound
GRAlN-Wheat, 81 20 a, 81 ~ per bushel; Rye 1 Is
Oats, T0c; Corn, lou Buckwnlt 75c.
GR0CER1LS-Caffee, Rio SIC per pound: Java 40c
Brown Sugar ltc per pound; do White &c; n. Molas
ses 50 cents per gllluni syrup eoe and 81.
HIDES-IIs eeats per Ipund.
LARD--l5 cents per pound.
NAlLS-S575 IS per keg.
PeTAToES--5Ua and 75c per bushel
Pokk -lO 10 II cents per pound.
MAGs--5 cents per pound.
l1LE-l2 cents per pound.
500; Flax, S2O0 ~ 20 s1'4S'' A'A''Ans
sALf-S3,pg per barrel
IALLoW---l0 cents per pound
Hool--7oc per pound,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
Writ Of Petition.

T'ut'er CDttUfg, Ss
y the matter Of The petition Of Jacob Daubenspccl
L vcndee of samuel Meals, uf and heir of Samuel
Moas late Of Washington township, Butler county, for
partition # real estate.
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county. No. G. Dcce
ber TERM lSt3.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to the heirs and
legal representatives. Of Samuel Meals, deed wit -
Elizabeth Meals widow. Jacob Meals. VIM. Meals. Daniel
Meals, Mary Meals. mtCJmarricd With Thomas Campbell
Christopher Meals samuel Meals, Margaret Meals inter
married with Wm. Grant aud children Of Nancy Meals
dead who was intarmnrFied with Elisha lTiliiard-
The said real estate consists Of certain uessuge and
trAt Of land. situate in Washington township Erter
county, Pa. bounded on the north by jacob Dauhen
speek the east hv Rev VIM. Black Ct al on the south
by VIM Narnum and on the west by Alex Clark and Pc
ter Shira, containing shout eiEhty-fiur acres.
You and each of you hereby cited appear before
Judge, at Orphans Court to be held at Butler in
and for the county Of Butler the Fourth I5aLy Of
March next it being se 2Sth nay Of said month to show
cause why writ OF partition should be awarded a,
prayed fbr. BY the Court,
Jan. II. 1861 WATSON j. YOUNG. CIE
All of which the aforesaid heirs and legal representa-
tves o! the said samuel Meals dec d. are hereby feuir-
ed t4 take notice.
WM O. BRECKENRIDGE Sb'f
Sherfiifs Office, Butler Feb. 29 1854.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
r. Tsar MSLUREx
Attorney at Law,
AND
PENSION AND CLAIM AGENT
0TTcx, N. E. corner Of Diamond, Butler, Pa
Feb. 3, ls64.tf
No171GE

fTNHE firm Of Breckenridge Co., has been dissolved
l. this day, February 1851 by mutual consent W
U. BfaekenIide, having Withdrawn from the firm The
Notes and Books in the hands Of w o. Brackenridge
W. o. BRACKENRIDGE,
E. KINGSBURY.
In witbdrawiW from the above firm ] cheerfaIly re-
commendmy late partner, my friends and the public
". O. BRACkENHIDGE.
N. BAn persons knowing themselves indebted to the
above a arehereby respectfully notified TO call and set.
tie their respective accounts by paying giving their
obligations on or before the first Of April The ac-
counts Of persons who fall TO comply with this notice
will be left with the proper authorities for collection
FEB. 8, Issl3t. ". 0. BRECKENRIDGE 8 co.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
Senate.

DR.. st. Clair, the new Senator from the
Indiana District, was sworn in on Mon
day last, and the Senate proceeded to bus
sne8s. The bill allowing soldiers to vote
was taken up by a vote of IT to 16.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
NOIICE

NGGE account of Walter L. Graham a. assignee Of John
Gallaher, ESQ Of Clearield township Butler county
as made out by Samuel Graham and Robert Graham
Committee Of the said Walter L. Graham has this tly
been exhibited and filed in my office and approved and
confirmed h3st, which account will be allowed by the
Court of Common eas OF said county ON the 2sth d4y
y March, lS6+ being the first day Of next term unless
cause then be shown against its confirmation
WIN. SFO0PS, Protl'y
Butler, Feb. u, lS64mar23t.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02

Bay" The London lader, the rebel organ
in Europe, gives very unkind out to the
copperheads. ."It is said, says the Hadcr
that Northern Democrats are about to
publish national address, advocating a
vigorous prosecution OF the war, but OPP
posing Observation-Disclosures of the
Administration. That's, they uphold the
cause, but object to the effect. There
must.be very few such people, or else the
United States must have more than an av-
erage number of citizens who are not ca
pable'of the simplest process of reason
inc"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
.EMPL0YME ENT,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGRICULTURAL NETTING

VIII be held in Butler TUESDAY OF the first week #
the March Court in the Arbitration IRn, at O'clock
general attendance should be had. important que
tions may be brought fUward The ciety having
pended its operations duriH. the past two years it he
matter Of special interest 10 determine early
what course shall bc pursued flr the present year
JOHN Il. MQUlSTION,
March . 1864. Secretary
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
Executors Notice.

E6tats ~ fHomdS Bt9taH.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that Letters Testamentary
~ with the win annexed, the estafe-0f Thomas
Bigham late Of Slpperyrock tnwnsiips Butler caunty
deceased have been duly granted by the Register of said
county 70 the Undersigned residents Of said tuwnship
therefore all persons Indebted L. said estate ere request
ed 70 make payment and those having claims present
them properly authenticated for settlement
WILLIAM BlGHAN
THUS. STEPHENSON
March Q 1s6+;;Gt& Executors
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
Dissolution, of FartnersEaiu.

IfHE partnership existing between the unlarsened.
Il hts been. by mutual consent. dissolved. The busi.
ness viii be continued at the Oh 1ee by JAxEs Neg
LEY, to whom all debts due the late firm to be paid
JAMES A. NEGLEY,
A. TRoUTMAN, Jr.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
Bargains ! Bargains !! /!

order to prepare for Spring Stock we are sell
l. ing WINTER GOODS at greatly reduced prices Call
soon and secure bargains at the CHEAP STOREof
JAS A NEGLEY
South end Of Town.
Butler, Feb. 2I ls6i:3t.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02
Es EsUNAWA Y.

ID AN away from the subscriber in Mercer township,
Butler county Pa, Susannah Guyer. aged about 10
years, an lndened girl. The public hereby notified
that will not be accountable for any debts If her
tracing SAMUEL L. MILFORD.
Feb. %, 1ssimnr23t.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-02

Dissolution of partnc rShip.
FTNHE firm Of Seiwck & Brown Saddle and Harness
Makers has this day, ffeb 9Th, 1864 hctn dissolved
by mutual consent, Peter p Brown, having Withdraw
from the rm, and reenlisted in the Army The accounts
Of the firm are in the hands Of J. A. Seiwck by whom
the business viii be carried on as usual.
j. A. SEDWICK,
Feb 10, i64. T. p BROyyX