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Cost Of Guerrilla Warfare.

New York, Nov. II.
The cost of guerrilla warfare to the
rebels in Virginia has been very severe.
The Richmond Wig SAYS committee Of
T2 were appointed to make an estimate
of the losses in the county Of Rockingham
inflicted by Sheridan in executing the
order TO destroy the haunts of guerrillas,
and their reports show a total loss Of
$25, 200. 900.
hosby aud his gang is an institution Of
little profit to the rebels.
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What Richmond Papers Say.

New lork, Nov. IL.
The Richmond papers say that Hood
took Decatur, Alabama. and captured the
garrison of 5000 troops, half of whom
were colored, on the 9Th inst.
A rebel attack on Huntsville, Ala, is
also reported.
The Montgomery Mail of the 7th is
expecting an early advance on: Augusta
or Macon by Sherman. The Richmond
Examiner ridicules the idea of any such
movement.
Rebel newspapers have an amusing
dispatch in reference to the last cavalry
tight in the Shenandoah, in which the
rebels were sent whirling through Front
Royal and lost two guns, prisoners, &c.
This rebel dispatch says that Sheridan 3
men were driven back with heavy loss
including two hundred prisoners captured,
while Early's loss was slight
Brig. Gen. Tyler has forwarded to the
War department at Washington a black
flag captured from Early's command in
August last. The efficiency and activity
of Gen. Sheridan's cavalry is shown in
/ tue Iact tndt the UfSt division oil IL under
Merit has captured during the present
campaign 80 pieces OF artillery, 1000
prisoners, eighteen caissons, one hundred
wagons aud ambulances aud fourteen bat.
Tie Aags.
Rebel newspa per files contain Gen. For
rests offici4l account of the destruction
of Union gunboats on the Tennessee rivel
near Johnsonville Four gunboats, ID
steamers and 90 barges are claimed al
having ben 'fi Ere and burned NJ
consuming Al immense amount of valu
able property. We may well doubt
good portion of this as it is stated tina
all the immense warehouses on shore ha,
also been destroyed, for we have sine
learned that Jacksonville is still held b
Union forces, and that but a very smaI
portion of any of the army supplies ther
were buried.
The bombardment of Charleston, S
G. and Ft. Samter is reported as bein
still continued with steadiness and sever
i;y. Ten Union war vessels and aS trans
| ports are reported at Hilton Head.
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airy and brigade Of mounted infantry
appeared south of the fort, bat finding It
strong and we'll garrissoned they returned
to Florence.
During the shelliug every bridge but
one vas struck aud only two burned.
What little stores we're there were only
slightly damaged.
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Ran ssnk.-

Cairo, Nov. II.
The ram Switzerland bound for Saint
Louis, snagged and sunk last evening in
the Mississippi river above Commerce.
It is thought she, cAn be raised. ~
Three hundred and ninety bales cotton
passed here to-day fof st. Louis, and aSs
for Cincinnati. s..a
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Rumors.

3 p = 1V'k, Nov II.
The Tribune Washington special says
the rumor market was heavily stocked
this evening with the following pro.
grsmmes. +. n. Stsniong Chief Justice
B. F. Butler. Secretary Of War; R. J.
Walker, Secretary Of the Treasury; 8. p.
Chase, Minister to England.
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Gen. Canbv Dead.

st. Louis, Nov. n.
An officer just from Memphis says in
formation. believed to be correct, had
reached there that General Canby died
from the effect of his recent wound while
en- route to New Orleans on the gunboat
Cricket. =
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B% An earthquake was lately felt 10
the north of England. At Manchester
it lasted two seconds. and was accompa-
MED by . low rumbling noise. AtLeeds,
Skipton, Silsden, Rochdale. and other
places, the shock WAS felt. In come pla-
ces persons were awoke by the general
tlemor, and various descriptions Of the
phenomenon are given, some com parin Q
to thunder, felt bat not heard, othsrs Il
shaking, rocking, sto. a -.
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New York, Nov. IL.
The Times Nashville correspondent of
the 18th says:
Gen. Beauregard's headquarters are at
Corinth. Hood with Cheaham's corps
is at Florence. The camp extends on the
north side Of the river as far as Tuscum
bia. R. D. Lees corps is at Jackson.-
Stewart's corps is at Corintb, Jacinto and
Rienzi, fifteen miles from each other on
the Mobile g. Ohio r. r.
The entire rebel army which year apo
numbered 70, 900 veterans can now m mus-
ter more 10000. including Forests and
Wheeler's cavalry and Dick Taylor
men.
The same correspondent says the re-
ports of fight at Jacksonville in which
Forrest claims such . great victory are
most unheard of exsggerations. Instead
OF the government losing six millions
OF dollars, one million will exceed tho to.
tai government loss,
The facts are Forrcat, on the night oI
the 4'b, planted battery OF ten guns op
posite Johnsonville and uext morn;ns
knocked to pieces three tin oIsds and ;
transports. Next day be shelled the lov,
for 48 hours and then left. !.
Meanwhile portion Of Wheeler. nr
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F The Administration will have a
much stronger backing during its next
term than 1T has had daring the present.
1t will have very decided majority in
Congress; and in every State except New
Jersey and Kentucky the Governors and
Legislatures will be in sympathy with
the President. The loyal North was
never so nearly unit as now, except ON
the day when the news of the attack on
Fort Sumter was proclaimed.
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gTwo years ago Hon. J B. Grinnell
lacked several hundred votes of an cleo
tion by the home vote. but at the recent
election he had majority of nearly 1000
on the home vote.
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Cairo, Nov. II.
The Cairo Dock was destroyed yester.
day BY the current of the river forcing it
from its moorings. LOSS over $50, 900.
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DEPUTY CoLLEcTuEs OFFICE
kEogrE, Iowa November l5, lS54
OFFICIAL.
Public notice Is hersby given that the special tar ON
q 1855 nov due and has returned 10 ma
=. lae assSss.f Tor COLLECTION Payment Is therefore
demanded Of all persons whose names are on sd list
forthwith. 49,
per esp fei Dc added % a taxes not paid by the
ist day Of December next ssfd special list
J5HN q. WALKER Deputy Col
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THE OPERA OF FAUST-By Cbss.

Il 6ounod; adapted u English an Italian words and
revised from the fnil Score vita indications 81 t In
strlimentation This sni popular Opera forms the
18th Volume OF -htsUn Coz Edition OF standari Ooe-
rss IL IL preaced n sketch Of the composer ard
oi the plot aud incidents Of the wrk printed from large
type aud neatly bound Prize 81
OLIVER DIfSQS = CO. Publishers
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Ev The number of soldiers in the
hospitals 10 Philadelphia is l7.307.
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New York. Noy. II.

0old tonight 9303. ~ss - :
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v. + J.
The Sisters Of tbs Visitation stsu5nr in peas ps ~
fuuds in order to complete the nsw Church auI Seol
Building present being erected on their g-n,tns haya
determined 10 cali TO their aid generous putsr vho
have shown themselves atie and wiiiing ~ ri,
those who need their assistance The sistera saresra
~i hold al the Billings uqase
A L 4 r.,
Commencing TUESDAY. THE 18th inst and coutinuinv sr
several days, at which they wilt dispose Of great pnp,
per and variety OF Fancy Articles such viii be suita
bic Tor Presents daring the approaching HOydays The
ksis aneit Table wall sase he supplied with MI those
delicacies which tempt the sppstte. The public are
again most respectfully invited to attend.
Nov. L. 1e64
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zones FOR SOLDIERS d. THEIR
~ fRtENDs-THE TEE sPEr or FzExDox; Containing
seidiers Ch7tis; viva u Amsric Mother when the war
s Mount, toys Mguns. Picket tsuar5 ret ! s,a,
rom our FiaS. Veunt .srs wifs Red White ana Blue.
~ canasn 10 they Pray f3r meat Home; Hsw do YOU
ks it, Jefferson d. Battle Hymn of the Rsuu,-- Gio-v
iiaiieldahs Garbadi Hymn and cthrr popular sonrs
Duets, at, sill be cent postpaid for 10 cenfs
OLIVER DifsJN CO. puhIishars
novl2 III Washington SteBost3n.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
BUTLER. Sent. %. 1864

We the Consistory and Pastor of the
German Reformed congregation of But
Ter, Butler county, Pa, are indeed very
greatful to our Heavenly Father for his
blessing. So to strengthen our hands to
enable us to lay the foundation stone of
the nclc German Reformed church
We would, therefore, announce to the
friends in Butler and vicinity, that the
corner stone will be Laid on the Sd day of
October, 1864. Service to commence at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. There will be English
and German Services. We expect few
Ministers from distance.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
Signed by the consistory and Pastor,
F. W. DocHA Mt, Pastor.
Christian Siebert, William Vogeley,
George Vogeley, Elders
Henry Kalb, Gottlieb Langbein, Will
lam Mardorf, Deacons.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
Farm Tor sale.

A Farm containing Forty-one and ne-fOurth
~ Acres Of choice land; situate in Penn township,
butler county half milo west Of the Pittsburgh and
Butler Plank Road . miles north Of Pittsburgh, and
miles south Of Butler. good two story hewed log
house. is by 20 feet good log barn. 81 by 6s fEet nd
frame Spring house. three Springs Of falling water,
Sehoohouse the tract of land Presby teriaD,
Methodist, Baptist, and U. p Church, all within mile
and half; choice selection of grated Apple and Cher
ry trees budded Peach trees Dwarf Pear and Dwarf APP
pie trees Blackberries Raspberries and Plum trees.-
This arm is located in good neighborhood. Any per-
desiring to purchase this farm, have it cheap
The improvements half ts amount that is asked
for It. WILLIAM MARSHALL.
Butler, Aug. II, Is64:3t.
(Ilerald and American eopy.)
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Army correspondence.
CAMP NEAR Six MILE House., Va,
September 1G, 1864.


1iesSrs. EdttorS: Il trust it may not be
improper for one who is out in defence of
his country, to express a few words thro'
the medium of your paper, on the great
political issue that is now fairly before the
people; not that have any new original
idea to present, but merely to letyou know
how every true, good loyal soldier feels in
reference to the proposed change in the
Administration. In less than two months,
all will be called upon to take part in the
most important election which ever agi
tatcd this country. On the Sth of No
vembcr, the people at the polls will decide
whether they will follow up the victories
of our soldiers here in the field, with
strong hand crush the almost exhausted
rcbclion--punish the traitors and restore
the Union. on 4 basis Of strength, free
dom and Justice. Or, whether on the 9TH
or hand they will withdraw our armies
from the field allow the rebels to recover
their strcngth-confcs5 that our soldiers
have fought in an unjust cause-rob them
of half the honor they have won, and ac
knowledge the independence of the Con-
fcderacy? These are the important ques-
tions at issue, and with a great party or
ganizcd on the evil side, there should be
no time lost--no efforts spared in secur-
ing thorough rally of the friends of Lib
crty and Union. would say of the sol
diers. those with whom am most immcdi-
ately, associated large majority,
are for no change in the Administration
At this particular time. We know that
Abraham Lincoln is true to the cause,
and has done, and is doing all he can to
preserve our glorious republic from an
archy and desolation. Therefore we would
rather not give certainty for an uncer-
tainty.
There are but two sides ta this ques-
tion-war and peace-Union and disun-
ion-Abraham Lincoln's Administration
or Jeff. Davis. Now every man is for
one or the other. For my part | am for
the Union and Abe Lincoln. How can
man who loves his country, vote for any
man held up by such men as Pendleton,
Valandigham, Seymour and others might
name, and those that vote for principles
held by them, votes against the sa!dier's
that are out perilng their lives for the
maintainance of our nations integrity
With these few lines let me say, never
did such momentous results hang upon
the votes of men as will depend upon
those east by the people of this country
,on the Sth of November next" Can any
duty be more binding upon us than that
of securing triumph at the polls for the
cause in whose behalf our soldiers have
for nearly four years, contended in the
field. Not two months remain for the
contest. So go to work in earnest, and
secure the reelection of Abraham Lin
coin, and ia doing this you will be doing
all for liberty, freedom and humanity, and.
we may expect speedy aud honorable
peace. But let us put our trust in Him
who rules and reigns over the destinies of
nations, and let us labor to become a ma
tion whose God is the Lord.
! remain as ever,
yours with respect,
W&*.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
THos. ROBINSON, Oh n


9eg~ A Barge and respectable meeting
of the Urion Republican citizens of But
er'coufty, convened in the Court House
IL tlie boro. of Butler, on Monday even
ing. the 26th inst. and organized by ap-
pointing Col. John NJ Thompson a But
l.r. President, David Marshall, of Frank
lin, II. G Mccoy of Cherry, JONES Camp
bell Of Butler, David Douthett Of For
ward, Isaac Ash of Forward, Dr.. S. IL.
Mathison of Middlesex and Daniel Gra-
ham of Brady, Vice Presidents, and f.
Darwin De Wolf of Slipperyrock, and
Robert Fulton of Middlesex, Secretaries.
Eloquent addresses were delivered by
Hon. Thomas Williams. Thomas NJ. Mar
shall, Esq and Hon. JAS L. Graham, of
Allegheny and Maj. Jas. NJ. Bredin, of
Butler.
After a vote of thanks to the speakers,
the meeting adjourned.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
COMMUNICATION.
For the Citizen.
Harrisburg. Sept. Is. 1864.


Editors Of Citizens There has been
little or no excitememnt at the State Capt.
tai since | last had the pleasure of seeing
you, save in military way. Already
there have been equipped and sent off
from this point, seven full regiments of
one year men; another is now in camp,
fully organized, and will move tomorrow.
Their respective numbers are, 200, POI,
2O2, POS, 207,. 209, 209 and 210; be-
sides this, there has been organized, two
full companies of sharp shooters for Bir-
ney 203d. These Captain Gillespie of
your county, took to Philadelphia on last
Tuesday, to join the balance of their regi-
ment, encampcd in Camp Cadwalider.
This is a summary of what has been
done here in the last four weeks, save the
recruiting of three full companies for an
old regiment, the lS4th, commanded by
Col Storer
No proceedings relative to the organi-
cation of the State Guards will be taken
by Governor Curtin until after the state
quota under the national call are full
Then his call for three full regiments of
infantry two squadrons of cavalry and four
batteries of artillary will be enforced even
if draft has to be made. Perhaps a hea-
yicr call than he has already made, in case
draft becomes necessary, will be enforced.
Should Sheridan's column again pass to
Grant, large movable column for the de-
fence of the frontier will become neces-
sary.
In politics there seems to be nothing cf
peculiar interest | met Gen. Cameron
yesterday upon the street; in conversa-
ton with him, he expressed the utmost
confidence conserving the result in the
state; and in fact through the country,
so far as Mr.. Lncoln's election is concer-
ned. 1t will require energy and above
all local organization. There arc home
material always ready to yourhand, if you
will but reach forth for them.
But two months remain toascertain the
final result, and you must be up and do
ing, and not suffer the great national
cause to fall into the hands of its enemies.
Indeed you have less than a month until
the October election comes off. In for
mcr campaigns we have had months Of
preparation and concentration, now we
have but weeks. think of that and rousu
yourselves in to the most vigorous and in
telligent action. Butler should give her
one thousand majority of 1860 Our
enemies never were more active and vigi.
lent than now, though they have been
much more confident of success. But
enough of politics.
Gov Curtin has been absent for two
weeks ON travelling tour, but is expec-
ted home to-day.
Capt Gillespie of your county, after six
weeks of very arduous service in organi-
zing the eighth regiment, as we'll as the
several detached companies recruited here,
goes on the last of this week, to
rc-ioin his regiment in the field. lie has
made many warm friends here; and the
officer in command of Camp Curtin-Gen.
Roylstom, is very sorry to part with him.
Remember me personally to all my old
Butler friends; | hope to have the pride
AID privilege of meeting them on the
stump ere the close of the present politi-
cal campaign. HARRIsBURG.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28

Bg> We have just received letter
from Hon. Thomas Cunningham, of Bea-
yer. consenting to address our people on
Tuesday evening of next week, October
4th } on the great question of The day, or
in his own words on the present condi-
tion, and probable future of this great
country,
The meeting will take place in the
Court House, at : o'clock, p. N, Let all
our friends be present
THos. ROBINSON, Chm.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28

GWALL0W two three hogsheads of Buchu," " To-
- mic Bitters," Sarsaparn,' Nervous Antidotesp
&c. &C. &C. and after satisfied with the result,
then try one box of0LD DOCTOR BUCilAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PILLS-and be restored 10 health and vgor
In less than thirty days. They purely vegetable,
pleasant to take prompt and salntary in their effects
on the broken-dOwn and shattered constitution. Old
and young take them with advantage. Imported
and sold in the United States only by
JAS. s. BUTLER.
No. i27 Broadway, New York.
July 81 1SG4:3mo. E45-Agent for the United States.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
u. S. Collectors Notice.

HAVING received the Annual List of Licenses Taxes
1 Incomes Carriages, Silver Plate &C. under the
o. s. Internal Revenue Laws for the 3d Division of the
23d District Penna, comprising the county Of Butler
will attend for the purpose Of receiving Of said taxes
&C. at my Office the borough Of Butler from the 23d
August 1854 to the 18th Of September 1864, also at
the following places:
Saturday, Sept TO- 1854 from to 12oclOck, a. m, at
Kellys Store, Buffalo township.
Same day from to o'clock, p M, at the Store of T..
Maurhoff Esq, Saxonburg.
Monday, Sept Il, 1854, from to IL O'clock a. m,
Farview, at Adams Hotel
Same day from to o'clock p. H., Millerstown, at
IIoch's Hotel.
Tuesday, Sept. 49, 1864, from to IL o'clock, M,
Sunbury, at A. Wilson's Store.
Same day, from to o'clock, p m, Hnrrisyille, at
Kerrs Hotel. ~
Wednesday Sept H. 1884 Centreville at Eyths Hotel
Thursday Sept, 10, 1864 from to IL o'lcock, m,
PotTersville, at Divers Hotel.
Same day from2 to O'Clock, p. Prospect, at Mrs.
Breiin's Hotel.
Friday Saturday the 10th and 18th Of Sept 1864
Zelienope, at Bastans Hotel
Monday Sept 10, 1864 Glade Mill, from II to O'clock
p n Coopers Hotel after which time the penalties
prescribed by law, will be strictly enforced.
Payment must be maize in U. 3. Money.
r. C. MeAB0Y,
Dep. Col, 3d DIV, I'D Dist.
Butler Aug. d 1864
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28

Dsg- The veteran old Democratic
Statesman Gen. Lewis Cass kicks
over the Chicago platform because it
is wanting in fidelity to the preserya-
ton of the government; and Vallan-
dighan aup Ben Wood kick over the
Chicago candidate because he is
wanting in fidelity TO the platform.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
Edifnrs nfCifixent

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will also mail free TO those having Bald Heads
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start full growth Of Luxuriant Hair,
Whiskers, IRA Moustache, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours
TIIos y. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
July 81 1s6l::3mo. S3l Broadway, New York.
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information Concerning the Draft.

FINIIE enrolled of the 23d District and all others
interested respectfully informed that all enqui-
res ordinary subjects connected with the Enrolment
Draft, Exemptions Liabilities to Draft, Credits and
counts Of men furnished In this District, shonld be adj
dressed to me- and not the Provost Marshal General
Upon the receipt of all communications containing
qnres these subjects the desired information will be
promptly furnished.
BY order of the Provost Marshal General
wv kIRkER, Capt Pro.
Mar. 23d Dis. Pa.
Pro, Mar. Office 23d Die Pa
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