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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-19
COMMUNICATIONS.
HARRIsBURG, Oct. II, 1856


MEssRs. EDIToTs In the engage
ment of last Tuesday, the right of our
army was very successful, almost annihi-
lating the rebel army in Indiana captur-
ing over ten thousand prisoners who have
all taken the oath of allegiance, and have
been mustered into the ranks of the Union
army. In the centre, the army of Ohio
repulsed the enemy handsomely, leaving
over forty thousand of their wounded on
the field The rebel General Pendleton
was slain. The left had the hardest fight
of the war, but maintains its ground no
bly,.
Our skirmishers have driven the enemy
within one mile of the South Side Rail
road, and as far as heard from, the enemy
lost seven to our one No news from
Sheridan. but the Commissioners have
not returned, and the probability is they
reached the army, and we will soon hear
of another victory in the valley. The
engagement of Tuesday extended to the
hospitals, where the sick and wounded
with the exception of about one in TWEEN
ty, fired another shot at treason; but
must say these veterans were poorly sup
ported by the reserves; their friends at
home. l was busy nearly all day distrib-
uting blanks, &c, but [ saw while at the
polls poor man with one leg, trying to
shoot, but he had no ammunition; could
not some friend at home buy him a car
fridge and send to him before November?
They only cost ten cents. Nowall Ihave
to say is, 90 to ,c0rk; this battle Will be
renewed on the Sth of November. Let
every soldier be provided with ammuni-
tion. Let every Union man come out
with stick with wide awake lamp.
Light the torch OF Liberty as you did in
1860. Organize, assess, pay your taxes,
turn out, and the Sth of November, 1864,
will be as memorable as the day st. Pat
rick drove the snakes out of Ireland
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-19
The Election News.
BUTLER COUNTY.

The result of the election in this coun-
ty, is quite gratifying to the friends of the
Administration. and the Union. Ever
since the commencement of the present
war, as the annual election came round,
it has always been found difficult to get
our friends throughout the county, to be-
lieve that it was even possible for us to
carry the county, without the vote of
the soldiers. In response to every call,
our party has done the three-fourths of
the volunteeriEr-to speak with modera-
tion--it was t ae5 that discouraged our
friends, as to .3ility to retain the
control Of th county, and it is with sur
prise that we have often been asked, how
is it that We are still able to muster up
majority Of the home vote? The answer
is easy-therc are loyal menin the Demo
cratic party-men who cannot bear to sit
in political council with men who are con-
tinually { using their Government, and
building ,heir hopes Of political asconden-
cy upon the destruction of our armies .
many of them have sons in those armies,
some OF whom have laid down their lives
in defense OF this Union-their fathers
are unwilling to see party gain power,
that. is willing to divide this country !!
and this fellow citizens is the reason why
we are able to withstand every fresh surge
OF Copperheadism. All praise then to
those genuine patriots who have thus Sc
vcrod themselves from theirparty, for the
patriotic purpose of saving their country
from destruction.
Mr.. Williams, our Congressional can
didate, has torty-t'ro majority on the home
vote, and the whole ticket is elected. The
Soldiers vote will be received and coun-
ted on next Friday week, being the 2Sth
inst, which will run up our majority con
siderably, although the military situation
will prevent many of them from voting.
When this vote is received and made pub
lie, we will give our readers full account
of the entire vote in tabular form.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The vote of the State as reported. is
still Incomplete it is, nevertheless, now
certain that we have carried the State on
the home rotc-this is more than the
friends of the Union expected, after send
ing out such large volunteer force to
reinforce our gallant armies they did ex
pect to carry the State by the assistance
of the soldiers vote. and they had no
doubt as to their ability to carry the
State for -" Abe and Andy in November.
But they have been agreeably disappoint-
ed, not only carrying the State on the
home vote, but carrying majority of the
members to the lower House a majority
of the Senate, and last, but not least
electing at least four additional members
of Congress Our present delegation
stands II to 12-we have now elected 16
or II, leaving them but or 8. This
will make a change of eight or ten in our
favor in the next Congress.
OHIO.
We believe this State had 4 Republi-
cans to 10 Democrats in the present Con-
gress; at the late election, Ohio has elect
cd at least 10 Republicans to 4 Butter
nuts. thus completely reversing the fig
uses and changing the strength of the
respective parties in the next Congress p
in our tavorl
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-19
lecture.

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Domenec, will
deliver lecture on Wednesday,, Oct. 26th,
a.. ...,:., p. M, in the Catholic Church
il. .f5a.
.. ee---" The Spanish Inquisition." ="
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-19

case :
PENN TOWNSHIP.
Furnished Substitutes, Adam Weber jr
Disability, j. S. Wilson, John Rifley
John Gray.
In service whcs drafte-John Dunlap,
Matthew Black
Non Residence--James Freer.
Quota being Williamson Bart.
ley, Thomas Wallace, Philip Sutton, Wash.
ington BARLEY, Abraham Marsh, Joseph
J Sivery, James Cooper, James Welsh.
JEFFERSON TIP.
Furnished Substitutes Peter Gallaher.
Andrew Zimmerman, William Leitho d.
Disability-philip Burtner, Henry Bal
dauf, Wm. Uocheran, Theodore Beyer.
lsiah BARLEY, Bashius Beringer, John
keetGr, VIM. Gallaher, Henry Bauman.
Alpheus Krauso, John Gallaher Richard
Smolley, VIM. w. HARRISON, Benjamin
Step, Samuel Hunter.
Aliens james Chatter.
Unsuitableness of age-John Fl. Pfabe.
Nicholas Ncyland, John Lelever.
Non Residents-Wm. Knoch. joseph
Welsh, Fulton Sheader.
Paid Commutation money, in 1864
George Michel, Daniel Wallet.
WINFIELD TIP.
Furnished Substitutes. NJ. Kirk.
land.
Disabiity-Henry Groceheim, Gotleib
Wetsel, Alfred Gibson, j. j. Raburn,
Chas. Flemming, Conrad Hill, John
Crookshanks.
Allenage-Frederick Frank.
unsuitableness of Age---Alexander
Douthett, Charles Cypher James Collins.
Dead-Michae Davis.
Non Residents-Peter Rummel.
Paid Communication money, in 1864
}. Z. Crookshanks.
Paid Commutation money in 1861
Peter Kennedy.
cLEARFIELD TP.
Disability-James H. O'Donald of d,
James Downey, Andrew M'Bride
Mental lnability-Peter s. Duff
Unsuitableneess of Age-John Deeney,
Conrad Smith, Isaac Shafer, James Kel-
ly, Patrick Deeney.
SUMMIT TIP.
Furnished ubstitutes-Adam Cradle,
Adam Reddick
Having Substitute now in Service
Adam Frederick,
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FOR PRESIDENT :
FDresi,s ,scmtiaI Electors.

1fNtTORlAL,
morton NNichae Philadelphia.
TIamas IT, Cunningham, Beaver county.
nj REsGSrtTIvE.
! ROBERT T. King. rs Elias W. Hall
Goo. Morrison Coates, II Charles H. shrincr,
lary Eumm - John Naer,
! iou T. Ecru, .16 David MConaughy,
= Euf.q n Jauk4, II David ". Wood,
a4 w. Kunk Is Isaac Benson,
Parker 10 John Patton
Null 20 Samuel B. Dick,
Hc,tauI, u Everard Bcrcr
r- .... !. Cnryei, - 'phn Penney,
: Holiday, : ..2cucacr MJunkin,
.q r. Reed, a John W. Blanchard.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-19
gE. w. SPEAR. Publisher.
WEDNESDAY OCT. 10, 1861.

EB- Liberty and Union. Now and Forever One
and inseparable. ID. Webster.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-19
Exemptions from Draft.

In pursuance of order, | publish the
following exemptions, granted to the Board
Of Enrolment of this District, to men
drafted from Butler county, under the
call of July 18th 1861, to this date; with
the cause of exemption specified in each
case
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-19

We believe this State had Republi-
cans to 10 Democrats in the present Con-
gress at the late election, Ohiohas elect
ed at least 10 Republicans to 4 Butter
nuts! thus completely reversing the fig
ules and changing the strength of the
respective parties in the next Congress p
in our favor
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Hastings Con- THE Hastings Court Of
Magistrates met yesterday and Transacted
the following busin, SIS
David Lewis and John j. Bowlar, changed
with ste aiing horse valued at IS 900 from
Edwin j. Duval, was tried, and after on
examination of witnesses and argument OF
Counsel, Lewis was discharged, but Bowiar
was remaudcd for trial beiofe Judge Lyons S
Court. '.-:-~
Jordan Miller, charged with buying Il. j..
Duvai's horse, knowing il to have been
stolen. was sent on to Judge Lyons's Court
fer final trial,
Eliza Liggan, charged with stabbing Al
bertine Cepbas, was examined end sent Oh
for trial Ball was allowed her in the sum
OF $500; but. being unable to give it, she
was remanded to prison.
Charles Dohert y, charged with robbing
John Driscol of $l70 In &. s. money, was
examined aud sent on for final trial btforc
Judge Lyona.
Macklin, slave Of A. j. L. Jennings,
charged with robbing NJ. l.. Jacobson OF \
large lot of dry goods, was ordered to re-
ceive thirty niue iashes to- day, the same to
be repe ated next SATURDAY.
kebecca Chan der. cha ged with stabbing
Henry, slave Of VIM. A. Wright, was, for
want of sufficient evidence to convict her,
discharged. Also, William Ballard, charged
with stealing $l0i from A. w. Luck.
The Court then adjourned TIL IL O'Clock
this morning.
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!.s< whers Il nov Il. ws Do Hot - hpso u 4 At
al ,,os,tSt, With The casa,vT sgsraf oas 90 vi
sSrrr on, for Ire 10 retain his army Alsst
months In Richmond, or anywhere on che
James river"
We have several times expressed our
wonder at the inatten.ion OF Lincoln to the
claims Of Raymond. lie ought to have
made him Lieutenant General, Instead OF
Grant, II he cannot fight SO woll. he can
run faster, ard the Yankees a.imirc q feet
footed Gcncral, like sheridan and wilson
From the following occurrence, we judge
his claims are rising with the rank and ME
Of the army, and will be forced upon the
President. A gentleman, 10 conversation
the other day with seme Yankee prisoners,
asked them Who was their best General
"Och y, said m lrishmau OF the party, "wc
have no Gincrals at ali, at NIL. y mo Generals
why, what IA Grants' "Och! he Is no Gin
cral." mcclellan ~ mo Gincrai." 'sher-
man =" "No GIueral." "Well, then. whom
do you call General" 81 call the ititor
of the New York Times GInerai. Och T!
but don't he lay It of beautiful ~
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0(tk elesiing horse valued g - 90 rom
Heuty Debeil, was rsnaauded for exem,nA-
tian betore tho uustings Court NJ. De-
bell testified that Andrew had been 10 the
habit Of hising his horse, and on the nIgnt
v hen IL wss stolen from his stable negro
resembling him was seen riding the animal
towards the lot occupied by Granville Mon
telle. When search was on hour afterwards
made fof Andrew at Ills house he was not
there. which fact went far to confirm the
suspicion that he WAS Tho thief
Thomas Wilder, . Petersburg negro, was
charged with buying onions In the Second
Market 10 sell again. He wns ordered to be
taken to Major Darlington, Provost Mar
shal, with the request 10 send him back to
the place from which he came.
The charge against little white boy
named CLay Rawlings, of stealing, on the
Ssh of July. la the First Market, pocket
book containing as from Mary T. Trainum.
was dismissed upon the promise Of bis
mother to give bin good whipping.
Il fine OF twenty dollars was imposed
upon b. 7. G. Robins for allowing bis ser-
want Lucy to go at large.
free negro Named Edward Gentry,
charged with stealing chicken from Mrs.
Polly Perrin on Saturday last, was ordered
TO he whipped. The sam punishment was
Inflicted upon William, slave OF General
Chiffon, charged with throwing stones in
the streets.
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DIED.

On Monday, the llth inst, at O'Clock AK
OT&yAY BROWNE, Esq, of this city, In the I'D
year OF his age.
OF his sor-Ln-law, Mr. John I Savilie, on 4ih
street, between Jackson and Duvai, on this
tTuesday) afternoon, at 5 O'Clock. HIS friends
and acguaiEt ances, and those of the family, are
respectfully invited TO attend
At the residence of her grandmother, Mrs Sam
uel Skianer, on 26th street, between Marshall
and Broad, on Monday morning the nth inst, q,
quarter Of two O'CLOCK, ANNIE SKINNER, In
fart daughter OF Lieut. James 9 asd Mattie
Vaughan, aged I8 HOBihe and 3 DAYS
Her funeral with take place this morning, al 10
orlGcS. from the residence of her grandmother -
The friends and scJuaintances OF the family are
respectfully iRv;ird 10 a tteEt.
At the residence of her father, In Manchester
ShLI.IE FLUEf1, infant daughter Of William
and Joseph Aan Fremont, aged months and ii
days.
Her funeral viii take pIacs this tTuesday) moru
ing, at 9 O'Clock, from her in hers residence
The friends and ucIuaiRtancts of tie family are
Invited to a,terd w th0ut further invitation
On HondaY, 1lih inst, at ~ O'Clock NJ at his
residence in Chesterfield county, ANDEt son
ED~ARpS, in the a0th ear Of his age.
Ills iuaeral will take place from his late fesi
dence 10 day nj O'Clock 7 M
On Monday morning, July 1864, of waun..s re-
cnived in the fight near kcamsa Station, Jane
a9h, WILLIAM T Ii ALMOND, foI merry oil Win
chester, Va, member of CO n, 9Th Va cavalry, la
the - year of is age.
EEsBa!tiuiOie papers please copy.
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Mayors Court.-The following embraces
summary CT the cases before the Mayor
yesterday morning:
Robert Calivan was charged with selling.
ardent spirits by the drink In his house, Che
Good Idea,"l on Broad, between 9Th and
9TH streets. officer Cousins, who reported
the case, testified that on Thursday night be
saw several gentlemen walk up to the bar,
take drinks and settle for them. While
standing In front Of the house, Calivan came
ont and approached him. He (Cousins) re-
monstrated with him FOR keeping his house
open after hours, and especially for selling
liquor In violation CT the laws Of the State,
Informing him at the same time that IL Was
his duty To report the case to the Mayor
Calisan replied that as to keeping his house
open after hours, II he would not report Il
that time 1t should not occur again; bat that
as to selling liquor he did do 1t, and should
continue 10 sell 1t: there was flaw In the
las which he should stand up to. The Mayor
required the accused TO give security In
$500 for his appearance to answer an indicE>
ment by the Grand Jury Of the Hastings
Court
George Drew, the man reported day or
two since To have stolen horse and gone
over TO the Yankees Ia company with Gran,
VINE Montelle, was arrested by officer
Granger yesterday morning and brought be-
tore the Mayor, charged with stealing four
cows belonging to Dr.. Francis II. Deane.
Owing to the absence Of witnesses. the case
was postponed till the 18th inst. fDrew IA
the person who sold the cows to John 2.
Sledd, who was remanded on Friday last for
examination before the Hastings Court on
the charge Of baying four cows which he
knew to have been stolen. Mr.. Sledd fully
identifies hiHa.as the inan who aold him the
COWS
Andfex ,slage cf Elizabeth Carver, charged
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b. n & fznsor,. !.

III AH0k sale n (,sbspet N.s..,.
ss.v, aouse furnishing Goods. 80 sast
4ianos, y pnbiic auction ON r.s.LsSd spsss.
sna,s y " clocG, win sell, ai The ~, hs In
oa.nrixus, on ocvefnsr stseet. ,hs "ofs NJ
ps,s - ''''A 81 'arniiars. 30, st@p ss ..iss
2 moss exceiIcat pianos, In ros,x.
ssver.l very hspason - -. o, Ts...hsg,ay q
10 black walnut and mahossny. ,.s,.s,er fsfs,.,.
jenny Lind beds.eads seaiss
enrerp waYdrobes. csktns,s
Washstands, with marble s,a,,
Several neat sets Raiu<d Ipp,,,,,
sies sSl'''' c0'''ss' ssaodle, aud 9Th. :.
Mahogany and other -ardros.-
Sideboafds, esefa-ts, xash,,sne,
aarbie-sop. pier, and ceasr. tshis.
Moing card. and toilet tsblr,
nanogsny rocking, eaaed arm and Mn.
Sfiondid feather beds, hair nattrss,0e SARA
Cotton and chuck ANA shucs Az
Bo'sters, pillows, sheets AID bis,t...
GiR framed and other mirrors
Afro,
A general assortment Of croesery. .,.,...
Dishes, plates, cuts ana saucers '1't"s
Toy seis, bowls ard pitch srs
variety OF glassware, psiitsn.a y.,,
yslnable sssor.me3t CT io0kie, g.
OF vsrious siz,s np N 20 b. 80 Fsle',
An ass3rtmsnt Of h1rewarc, rGsh -
Door aud drawer locks, Knobs
Bed screws, earfisge bolts, bin.cs
scftws frem y Inca 20 1 iaca
Cassts of tools, Abi0.t nss srIs loot.
lot OF prime vkrp's;i, together With 49,.
riety CT other astio cs ico Eumefoas % va
dclai.. 'pS'ig q
The above sale IL welt worthy TIE uoi,r, ..
ers ~ the goods aFc excceat. aad the s..a ,ssy-
Us b. ) fLE.ssGTs g.
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ny. LATE NORTHERN PAP.Rs New arrival this
(Tuesdayt morning ut The Confederate Reading
Room Al the latest Southern papers, the city
papers, Yankee rlctoials foreign maya zines, & C.
Paper envelopes, &c, for writing letters
r All these 10 be read for twenty five cents
Twenty tickets leach ticket good for ali day. IS.
Single admission for the day so cents.
Late copy Of the New York News, with large
number of ''psrsonals' TO parties in the south.
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~ Ianss n. Taylor, Aver.

VALUtB.E 4-ssory Brick Tenemsnt on shs
north side Of Brosd STREET, for sale II Auction.
WIN be sold on Monday, the 18th day Of July. ON
the pYemisss, at O'Clock r ~, that valuable
private y0sidence ON the north side Of Broad, be-
tween nth and 18th streets, and Il present occa-
pied by MI Macon. The house has III rooms
large bTick Kitchen, coal and wood be use, all In
good order. The lot fronts On Broad street about
27 feet runs back about 40 feet. The location Of
This property renders u very valuable, II being In
the very heart Of the city.
TsRMs Of sale cash, the balance nj and Ia
su0Eths, with interest satisfaetofy secured; OF
the while in cash " desired, the taxes for 1854 to
bs paid BY the purchaser.
jy IL Jas TAYLOR, Auciioner.
4 SMALL ~, at the head Of Brook Turn
~ plks, about mites from tbs city, fes sale o.
anctlen Will be srld, on tpe premises, on Thurs
aay JAY 18th, ct lt O'Clock n, toe desirable III
he fs situated as above, At present occupied by
Mrs A Maynard. This bulldogs consist Of
dr sllisg house with three Ioons, with the usual
cutbui.diugs alec, q 8 ,od ice house, Ia good re-
pair II hss . small orchard Of cho!os full trees,
and tho present crop thereon. Immsdiste posees-
sion Siysu. Will also be sold, 81 the same time.
all the farming implements.
TssMs.--Oee- third cash; balance at and ~
months, with interest or all cash, IT deFired.
tyti JAS u TAYLOR, Auet,
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application for q Discha,ys from Military
Serytce,-1 through his counsel. Hon. James
Lyons and Gen Geo. w. Randolph, r. Dor
sey Ogden, manager of the Richmond Thea
tire, made an application under writ OF ha-
beas co,pas before Judge Ildyburton yester-
day for q discharge from military service
The ground upon which ne claims exemp-
ton Is that OF being British subject. 1t
was ordered Try the Judge that the writ DC
issued, returnable on Thursday.
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Trial Rotponed.-In the Confederate States
District Court yesterday, Judge ;laly Shrten
presiding, the trial Of Mrs. Caroline Allan,
indicted Tor using disloyal language In Ger,
tain letters which she Is charged with having
written to persons at the North, wss post
poned till the August term of the Court, and
the accused was thereupon admitted to bail
for her appearance in the sum OF 500 ,0a0.--
This makes the fourth or tiith time that Mrs.
A g case has been put Off
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Ro0bry.-A lady was robbed of $500 in
Confederate money while walking through
the First Market yesterday morning. A
couple of white boys who were in close
proximity to her at the time of the robbery,
Immediately disappeared, and 1t is supposed
they were the perpetrators OF the act.
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Hy q. w. Wits, AGct.,
mo aS Main street.l

Hy q. W. Wits, Anct.,
no aS Main streetl
A LARGE aud desirable lot Of
~ Household and Kitchen Furniture
~ ne sold ct suoiioE, At my storc, on Wednesday,
July 10, commencing 81 III O'CLOCK, consisting IN
part OF
Cottage sud Freueh post bedateSds
Feather beds, mattresses
Cabinets, ward.otes, tables
Chairs, bianke.s, &c
Cooking stoves, crocksry and glassware
large lot o! ready made clothing
Shoes, hats, dry goods, 30
Chewing tobacco, cigars, Sr
aoid aud silver watches, j. wsry, &c.
jvi2 w WILLIS fucs'
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kI-. MASONIC NOTiJE.- kicnmOnd Royal
B>s Arch Chapter, No 8, viii meet in The Hssons'
.aii this (rH+sdayD evening, AT O'ciork, ief
wogE.
BY order OF the ii gn fffgt.
+ RiDpIck,
iy l2-N Secretary.
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The C5nts'ted Election Case.-The contest
ed seat on the Magistrates bench Of Henrico
between George W. Thomas and Dr.. Thoe.
Z. Friend, which was to have been settled
by the Coart Of Magistrates OF that county
on Saturday last, has been postponed Till the
August term.
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oy 4. 4. h6ltOn, AsdDrtscy,
I5s Main siIeet, near bth, resth side

WE'LL be sold ~ No 80 Main street., on Wedncs-
W day, las 18Th inst, ut 10 O'Clock
Clothing boots, sioaa, backing, 10.
ALSO,
A lot CT furniture
One Inafbis-top pier tsb's
Shuck sad cotton msttfegse5, dinins table,, 81.
ALSO.
hss COLA sn. s:iger watts hes, In good order
chi,d's carrisge
tias eight day clock, can be warranted
SO yards Gefmsa cloth, good article for gentle
r,en.
and many notions, too tedious to mention.
PIT EATON, Auet'r.
ByLUIU luck, ssIeaman. y12-1t'
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FUNERAL Eof.cr.-Tha funeral Of fatE ELIZA
BETH NORRIS, vito q Capt Eidriige Moisis. will
take place ths morning al 10 O'clock, from Trim it,
Church. Corner Of cad snd Goth streeis, Reiends
aud ace iinianc'a are respectfully Invited TO a,
tend. / a
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BE- YOUNG Mems Christian Association.
c>8 The regular monthly mesilng of the Asso
cfation will be held ut the rooms, of Bank
and l0ih streets, this (tuesday) evening, at
O'Clock. EB TUCKER
iy i2-lti Rec Sec'y
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- Z gPkOTAL .N0TIO11:
00.sPHcIAt. Ho,les. - would isvits ire PAT.
tcuar attention ~ the public g TIE large safe o.
day, Il me Store 81 VI z 0sihsishi, on Governor
II, at 10 O'Clock. Hee a'vrstissment
jyIa-lt Il PLE4HANT'S, Auctr.
hou o Oh SIN 1t, ueas spctswood tel. al 10 eats
per pound. IJy 6--l3s'l wa tooh.
IN iCs, Ise, fos ss,o.--Csn be had 10 any quau-
bles, caras. Of 10Th and Cary streets
ADJUSTMENTS.
Nss x.oHx.ED rssAsxa,
Aossss and ssaxs d.as.A osasE
TUESDAY KYEHtso, Ja'y u. 1884.
ANOTHER NEW PLAY.
s#-THE AREA BELLE .i&s
VIII be presented, for the second time, the new
Farce, entitled
MY HUSBANDS GHOST!
BY Miss Middleton.
Fancy Dance,
Miss tsttiDgton.
TO he followed ~, ;oi the iirs, time In this coan
try, the new Farce, entitled
THE AREA BELLE
Singing
Dancing.
funny farce, entitled
WHICH SHALL | MARRY
new rleos, never played III this country before,
every night next week,
Norrcs Box oftc7 open from ~ to |
when seats may be secured.
Grange OF 0PssIsa EoUR.-Doers epep 81 Eaifress |
o'oioct; performance % ocmn.nc. st nsi; PAS, |
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