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Farmer Moving Machine.

VITE have the exclusive right for the above Mowers in
w Butler county, and have an ASSORTMENT on
hand Farmers wishing to purchase will please call and
SOON
TO prepare their Meadows in the Spring. by removing
Stumps, Stones,&c.
We can furnish any Machine thai may be required
j. q. WM. CAMPBELL.
Butler, March 2 1s6t:tE
T. ). We have in our possession certificates of nuu,-
bcr Of persons in this and looming counties that have
used the MOWER with entire satisfaction.
We intend keeping on hand Cutters, Hay Elevators
Drills &c. &C. j. q. & WM CAMPBELL.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30

rINIE undersigned would respectfully inform the public,
that he has just received from the East, large and
splendid assortmentof Van Paper of the most fashions
BILE figures and latest styles Prices ranging from 10 TO
25cts, TO suit purchasers. ii. c. HElNEMAN.
March o. 1854.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
StUNBURY HIGH SCHOOL, will open its Spring Session,
- on the Sd MONDA Y Of April The Trustees have
secured the services Of competent Teacher in
Rev VIM Dickson, the former Principal Of the school,
which, connection with its locality and moderate rates
Of boarding think entitle it to liberal share Of pub
lie patronage. BY order of the Board,
WM. 2. BREADEN, Priest.
March 80 1S64.;4t.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30


Adams, P. ID. Nicholas
Allegheny. Jos. Rosenberg
Buffalo, Josiah C. Watt,
Butler, Philip Bickel,
Brady, J. J. Croll,
Centre, Daniel Fleeger,
Cherry, Jno. g. MCandless
Clay, VIM. Crothers,
Clearheld, Hugh M'Crea,
Clinton, John Ekis,
&Concord, Alex. Kuhn.
Connoques' 9, Robert j. Ekin
Cranberry, John p. Roll,
Donegal, Timothy M'Keever
Fairvlew, Hugh MClymonds
Franklin, A. 5. Thompson,
Forward, Thomas Martin,
Jackson, james Jones,
Jefferson, Herman Shacffer
Lancaster, Jas. d. Lytle,
Marion, James kimes,
Districts marked thus =
Assessors.
Commissioners office, Bui
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30
RUNAWAY.

ID AN away from the subscriber, in Mercer township.
Il Butler county Pa Susannah Guyer, aged about l3
years, indened girl The public hereby notified
that will be accountable for any debts Of her
tracing SAMUEL +. MILFORD.
Feb. %, 1sG4mar23t
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30
Bargains ! Bargains /!

order to prepare for Spring Stock we are soil
i ing WINTER GOODS at greatly reduced prices Call
soon and secure bargains at the CHEAP SroREof
JAS. NEGLEY
South end Of Town.
Butler, Feb. q, 1s6i:3t.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30
NOu1TGE

FINfiE firm of Breckenridge & Co. has been dissolved
L this day, February 1861 by mutual consent W
u brackenride, having Withdrawn from the firm. Tho
Notes and Books are In the hands Of W o. Brackenrdgs
W. o. BRACKENRIDGE,
II. KINGSBURY.
In Withdrawing from the above frm ] cheerfuy re-
commend my late partner to my friends and the public
W. o. BRACKENRIDGE.
BAH persons knowing themselves indebted to tho
above firm are hereby respectfully notified call and sot-
Tie their respective accounts by paying giving thor
obligations, on or before the first Of April The
commits of persons who fail to comply with this notice.
VIII he LEFT with the proper authorities for collection
Feb. ., lS643t. W o. BRECKENRIDGE & co.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30
of Parfnership.

fINilE firm of Sedwick & Brown Saddle and Harness
Makers has this day, (Feb 9th 1864 been dissolved
by mutual consent, Peter P. Brown having withdrawn
from the firm and reenlsed in the Army. The accounts
oi The firm are in the hands OF J. A. Sedwck by who's
the business will be carried on usual.
Feb. TO- '6l. p p nR0WN
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30
NOTICE TO FARMERS!
LIST OF COLLECTORS

Mercer, Andrew Hamilton,
Middlesex, James Fulton,
Muddycreek. Wm. Graham,
Oakland, Richard Robson,
Parker, John Say,
Penn, J. q. A. Kennedy,
Slippery'ck, Jno. MKnight,
Summit, B. d. Stevenson,
Venango, John Williams,
Washington. James Christy,
Winfield, John p. Bricker,
Worth, Robert Barron,
tButler bor., Isaac Colbert,
lCcnt'ville boz. W. B.Christley
Harmony Dor, Isaac Latshaw
*IIarrisv'lle Dor, A. q. Steam
*Millerst'wn Dor, Sol, Fleeger
Portersville Dor, F. Brandon,
Prospect bor., W. c. Dodds,
Zclienople bor, Eckert Bentel
SaxOnb'g bor, Christ. Michel.
!, had no names returned by
HARVEY COLBERT, Cl'k.
Ter, Mar. ., IS64:.lmo.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30

For Rats, Mice Reaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, Moths
in Furs, Woocns, &c., Insects on Plants Fowls AMI
mails, &C.
Put up in 25c SOC and 81 90 Boxes Bottles and FlasIs
So and s. sizes for lIoTkLs PUBLIC IssTIrUTIoSs &C.
"0uil infallible remedies known"
:" Free from Posons."
Not dangerous TO The Human Family"
Rats come out Of their holes to die"
RS-Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
HiJ-sold by all Druggists aud Retailers everywhere
ED- III Beware ~ Of all worthless limitations.
R5- See that CosTARs' name is each Box Bottle and
Flask, before you buy.
ca Address, HENRY II. COSTAR.
Bl- PRINCIPAL DEPOT 4s2 BROADWAY NEW YoBK.
Ha- Sold by j. C. REDICK, & CO..
RD- Wholesale and Retail Agents,
March %, 1S64::6mo g5- Butler, Pa
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30
THB GREAT
American Tea Company
81 Vesey Street. New York.


Since its organization has new era In the history
OF Selling TEAS In this Country,
LII our Teas selected by Professional Tea,
N expressly and exclusively for us and ,re newer
charge over Two Cents (02 Cents) per pound abova
cost for original packages.
We have but One Price to every for ench quality
at store in plain figures,
We issue monthly price list Of Teas, which will
be sent free to all who order tive advise every Tea Sci
lef 10 it, 1t comprises fulf assortment selected for
every locality in the States Provinces South America
and the West Indies In this list each kind diyoa
into Four Glasses qualities namely Cargo High Car
go, Fine Finest that every may understand from de-
scription and the prices annexed that the Company are
determined to undersel the whole tea trade
We guarantee to sell our Teas in original packages at
Two Cents per pound above cost believing this
to be attractive to the many who have heretofore been
paying Enormous PROFITS.
Our business is largely done orders, which We al
ways execute welt and promptly though the buyer
came himself giving true weights and tares and always
guaranteeing everything; responsibility enabling Us
to do all promise Every dealer order his teas
rect from the Company and parties doing business within
Five Hundred (500) miles of New York. Return Teas
bought of us il they not cheaper than they can buy
elsewhere and the purchaser is dissatisfied with his bar
gain, within fourteen days, 40 and have the money re
funded TO them Those who over Five Hundred miles
have thirty days 1907 and the privileges extend
cd TO them
Besides these advantages tho Company will pay All
Expenses, both ways, if the Teas arc returned
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
81 Vesey ST., New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-03-30
Teachers Examinations.

TINEACHERS Examinations will be held follows: conf
4 Inencing at o'clock, A. NJ
Cranberry tp, Samples schoohouse, Monday April 4th
Zelienople, Tuesday, 5th
Prospect, Wednesday" 9th
West Liberty Thursday Tth
Harrisville, Friday stn
Nenaugo tp- Mt Pisgah schoolhouse) saturday, eth
North Washington, Monday, 1Ith
Sunberry, TUESDAY 18th
Butler tp., fBickels schoolhouse) Wednesday 18th
saxonbmg, Thursday, 14th
Glade Mill Thompson S. House) Friday, 18TH
Applicants must attend those places nearest their
residences the place the district which they
arc applying for schools Unnecessary that this require
rnent should Be obserred
Each applicant will please provided with pen. ink
paper stamped envelope enclosing last years certificate
and five cent Revenue stamp
A. H. WATERS
March %, 1854. County Superintendent
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
oF EEWrELu ucuK.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CoNrTRoLLER THE CURRENCY,

Washington City, March IL 1861
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence presented to tho
undersigned IL has been made appear that the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK of BUTLER m fhe County of I,utler
and State OF Pennsylvania, has been duly organized un
der and according TO the requirements the Act of Con-
gress entited an Act 70 provide National Currency
secured by aplcdge Of United States Stocks and 10 pro
vide for the circulation and redemption thereof" appro
we'd February 25th 1863 and has complied with all the
provisions of said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business Of Banking.
Now, therefore, !, Hugh Mccullough, Comptroller Of
.ne currency do hereby certify that the said FIRST
state Of Pennsylvania is authorized the
business Of Banking under tho act aforesaid.
In testimony whereofwitucss my hand Of Office
this l1th day Of March, 1864
[ss1 HUGH MCCULLOUGH.
March ls 1854 Comptroller Of the Currency.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01
The Outlook.

Many are inclined To be a,sparliDg st this
moment; and the OLD ajssc, that no news 10
good news" has been reversed There is m sub
.tantiai for any foIboiin;s Of disaster, Ia
cur arms, in the Union cause; but tae eoa-
traty. those who know the most about Grant and
his prospects, are the most confident Of triumph.
A despatch to the T.sars from Dana speaks moss
hopefully. We append il:
WASHINGTON, MONDAY, Juno ~. 1861.
Mr.. Dana, the As istant Secretary Of War, WIN
will be accepted throughout the United States ~
of the nosl intcllgcp and cool observer .
that have studied the war, well Of th .
most truth Jul Of men, has answered the question .
of anxious iDquirers here about the situation 81
Petersburg, To the effect that Lees io:cc 10 not
more than two-thirds Of Grants; that our losssa
last week in the movement toward tho Weldon
Road were mi,ari!y uniInporiant, and that Grant
had his hand on Lees throat, and would keep his
hold till he sirspced him % death.
lie gives to all the assurance of our 6nal and
conclusive success. Among the striking laess
which Mr.. Dana has mentioned is that ve have
at this moment 81 600 of the X bel PR soOers u
our hands. The putlc feeling here tonight 10
one of absolute, uuwaverng confidence u ~
iltnre and 10 Grant. and over AMI above III ~
Grants army. Tho coolest and most solIiesfy
heads in Washington now declare that il ssnnos
be whiPpsd-ihe nation, indeed. can lcas % il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01
The Nominees.

We place at the head of the usual col
unn for such announcements. this week,
the names oi the nominees of the Union
National Convention, for President and
Nice-ffesidcnt, and also that of the Union
Convention of Maine for Governor. The
nomination of these conventions, we have
no doubt, will he ratified by the people at
the polls in September and November.
While all eyes are turned to the army
now struggling manfully, periodically and
hcrolcally before Richmond, to vindicatc
the principles which lie at the foundation
OF free government, and also to assert
the supremacy Of the National Govern
ernment; and while all eyes are filed with
tears for the noble dead, it cannot be ex-
pected that so much attention will be given
to political conventions, and their doincs.
AS is usually done. Mems minds are occu-
pied with something which takes tirmer
and deeper hold on them. Nevertheless
some attention must be bestowed upon
such matters as political gatherings. The
country needs able.-thc ablcst and hest
men IN its civil service at such a time
President Lincoln. rs we have often assert
cd. has never taken any backward steps.
lie is thoroughly in earnest in the good
work before him.. He has had four wears
experience, and is deserving an earnest and
hearty support, and triumphant election.
Andy johnson, is noble man, one of ma.
lures noblcmen.
Governor Ceny needs no praise from our
pen. Every loyal man and woman IL sat
ishcd that hc is the right man in the night
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01
Editorial Correspondence.
CAMDEN, june 25th, 1St

CAMDEN, june 18th, 1cG4.
DEAR AMERICANA:
The chief feature Of attraction of this
delightful village, these sultrv DAYS and
warm nights, is the charming resting place
for " man and beast" the Bay View
House" Such inns, as will justify the
traveller in cxclaiming, - shall not take
mine ease in mine hotel" are scarccr than
is supposed by those happy people who
can afford to remain in comfortable quar-
tiers at home during all the mutations OF
the times and seasons. Hotels, that arc
hotels, to use a western phrase are public
blessings. Any village that can boast OF
a good public house, that has ample
rooms. good walters. attentive landlords,
and that presents IA reasonable bill of fare,
cooked i'll good nice style. has something
that it we'll may be proud of, and some
thing that will give it a good name and
fame abroad. The citizens of a village do
not know how much Of their good name
is bound mp in the good or i'll character Of
its Hotel.
The =" Bay View House." Just started
into successful life, in this justly popular
place of summer resort, is under the
management of Mcssrs. Gushing & John
son, formerly connected with the steamer
Daniel Webster. and favorably known to
the travelling public. The house is new.
is fitted up in good style with an eye to
the comfort of those making it a resort,
has all the modern improvements of first
class hotel. and is as tidy. and AS quiet.
and as lomclikc, as the most tlstidious
could desire.
While remaining in town few hours
on business. we had the pleasure of call
from L. Il. Simonton, ESP, the deputy
collector located here. We learn from
him that he has been successful in Selling
a smuggling craft with two or three
thousand dollars worth of goods on board.
The present high duties on foreign goods
makes smuggling tempting business, and
the Government officer here knows how TO
- flank all disposed to operate on this
l." line
Camden is a pleasant village and the
soiourncr will find much 20 amusc, please.
and interest him. Business prevented our
tarrying but few hours. but this short
acquaintance makes us desire longer
campaign on this line.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01

render Of the town, threatening TO burn
it if the demand was not complied win.
The rebels $500 strong, had completely
surrendered the town.
On the refusal Of Wilkins, who had only
400 men, the rebels advanced from all
directions.
At9o'clock they occupied three fourths
of the tpwn, when Col Croyton of the
ltli Ky, came up and captured about 20
rebels.
Col. wilkins lost about 50 killed and
us many wounded.
Pillow left 100 killed and wounded on
the field.
Col. Faulkner of the 1t Ky, was cap
turcd.
CAIRO, Goth.
Memphis papers say that ON the morn
ing of the SD inst, detachment of
Magruders men GOO strong. attacked
companies of the eth Iowa. stationed
near the mouth of " hite river. After y
severe fight tho rebel were repulscd with
loss of 2 killed and wounded. Our forces
fought desperately repcling several charges
and drove the rebels from the field.
General Shcridan's command met with
a slight loss in the engagement at Wilcox 5
Landing. hut punished the enemy far
greater His command will all be across
to-uight, which is being done by transports,
not pontoons, as reported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01

RErUax OF rue foURrH liz iIygsr. The Fourth
Maine Regiment Whose three year. term has ex.
pired, arrived at keckland on Saturday morning
by Steamer Lady Lang. The Regime 4 numbers
on its return hundred and nine y seven off
GERS and men, under the ommand of Col Walk
er. salute was fred from the batteries upon
their arrival, ana the Regiment was received by
onmniatee of arrangements, and escorted to the
city squire where they were welcomed by a
speech ftem lion. y. A. Farewell. after which
they c.c.rtcd to Atlantic Hall, where a
bouatifsi eoltstion hat been prepared. The
Re giIneHt was mustered in at Rock!and on the
l5,h Of June 1861, and will be mustered out in a
lew lays at the saeae place. During its period
.f service 2jg have he-a killed or wounded, 50
have deserted, about txo-thirds Of the residue Of
the uissing haze resigned or been discharged for
disability and the reaasiader have been trans
ierred or died of disesse, as appears by the
Adjltant Generals Eeport--PTosroSaUe Aye.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01

Rss els Charge @s TIE sstA Corps F<tdoy
Ta,y An< RspsLsed- 40 IF tAs At
kark,ss P3fty Desert 10 sss Lines.
New TsN&. eth
Tse Tflksne's ~srresSessrs wsaa Abe
gSsk aymk csyrs slsss EcRs1ag d~iaafs at
shs srrTauass VI IN al s5errs, and rs nj sSes
with ake following sisicnc*ss
The ysed If She general siss was se
take ~. Gee lie a&sxprr fms the swIys -sm
the tefs s1xxtsr&- ard $aeAtuas waited
and v asa<S ser snkerx or Signs ~3 . mere-
s,N-nf-
Ger. sNar1apas,e AIS wAIteS, Yq~Ysre&
10 aiI~v f~yssn4 has Temayss and to
tssssv ~ sst iaSsssaa-e Wiki ls,sha br
raise{. Hsi Faexe Ma tvHeshisr mgss-
wirs sAe q. n y tsas III tht ARM 81 AIR
i'cis sat. and Ersfr > eisx tssp WAS issse&
BIG ueaGe yx h5t efeea siss 6sasEr 1T im-
ss ss,&s* IN sxxsss ea~y@rssnsss ~ 10 ta-
i,s IL IL s,rsn.aI sasa,i- he had svUd IN
sirswsisss s~ hiss ssSys erssaxsasst-sx 90 al
fssk al ast iisss anM " asslT Iresfseaiyt ~
esxS sakrI. ana W sss sa-s sszs fkEsg fhtE
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Fifth Districts Quota.

The following is the statement of Nolun-
teers credited to the quota of the rcspcc-
i've localities and sub districts of the Fifth
Congressional District. under the calls OF
Oct. 18th, 1863, and subsequent calls to
June list, 1864. 1t includes recruits for
all Maine organizations and L. S. Army
Marshall General as in the Navy credited
to the quota of Maine, and is exclusive of
credit by draft of 1863. from records of
AIiutant Generals office, Maine. June LIST,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01

- reterss,arg Is ; city u some eighteen
Thousand iahs5itxu.s, located Oh the Appsmattox
~ i've naics aisorc its entrance into JAIME,
River, aud t~esty -taree Soath by East Of Rich
Wsnd. la lisa in population "a. 10000 1t
contains court bsase. jaii, ma sanie tall, three
banks, With an aggregate eapitsi Of 81 lGo, 900
Insurance oaice, sexeral aesdcsiies, and Lea
churc6es- There are two rr,nttss otSces, to-
gcthec isss,ia tea daily and one weekiy news
paper. La July, 1915, disastrous FIRE destroy
cd toae hsadred baaidiugs and property estias at
s,2 al 81 600, 800 1t was afterwards re-tvit 10
AN impr,F cd sors,, with three. story brick build
ings,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01
UNION CONVENTION,
Fifth Congressional District.

The qualified voters of the Fifth Congressional
District who desire the unconditional maintenance
ofthc Union, and the supremacy Of the Constitution
and the complete suppression Of the existing u.
heilion, with the thereof bv vigorous war and
all apt and efficient means. invited to send dele
gates to q District onrenton to- bc held
A. Ellsworth, On "Wednesday the 27th day
of July next,
at ten O'clock 4. NJ. for the purpose of nominating
candidate to l,c supported for Representative Ia
Congress. and for Elcctor for President and Vice
President. and also to transact other business
which Hav properly come before the Convention.
The basis Of representation will lie rs foiia"s
Each organized city aud plantation shall he cntilci
to one delegate. and QUO delegate additional for
every hundred votes east for GOV. cony last
September, and one for n fraction at fms votes.
FER ORDER DIST. CON.
Ellsworth Junc I'D ISL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01

This list includes only those credits which
were to he found at the Provost Marshal
Generals office, at Washington, June J.,
1sft There NIFTY he still further credits
to be made to the different towns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01
Dispatches from Graat-Operat;oas Of
Hunter and IpItson'S Cdratry-Sher-
mda-Or Loss From 5000 10 1000.
To Major General Dix:

Hunter and IFftson'S Cdrairy-.Sher-
man-Oar Loss From 5000 10 1000.
WASHINGTON, 18th.
To Major General Dix:
a despatch from General Grant, dated
yesterday, 27th-3 =. M. at his hcadqua-
tors, report 10 operation in front, except
/ from our own guns, which fire into the
bridge at Petersburg, from distance OF
1000 wards.
A despatch gives the following intelli-
gencc from rebel papers
| a Petersburg paper of the 25th, states
] that Hunter is striking for jackson river
depot, about 40 miles north of Salem, and
says that if he reaches Covin.ton, which
they suppose he will do. with most of his
forces, but with loss of material he will
I've safe.
The same papes accuses Hunter of
destroying great amount If private
property, and stealing large number of
wagons, horses and cattle.
The same paper alsO says that Wilson
destroyed a train II ears loaded with cot
ton aud furniture, burned the depot build
ing. &c, at Burhc:vilIe, and Destroyed
some Of the track, and was stiii pushin.
south.
All the railroads leading into Richmond
are now destroyed, and some Of them
badly.
A despatch from Gen. Sherman, re-
ceiyed this morning, reports that yestcr-
day noOD June, oIih, an unsuccessful al
tack Was ma,le by our fores ON the en-
cmy's position. which resulted in loss 10
ais " between 1000 and 1000.
The following particulars are given.
Pursuant la my order of the 24th, a
division MAS made on each flank of t.ic
cnemy. especially down the Shutdown
road.
AT a. m, General Mcpherson attack
cd at southwest rnd OF Ke8esaw and
TSomas, a point about a mile further
ss,a,h. Al the ss n,r time the skirpd ss,ers
aud artillery aicng the " hole iiue kept ny
a sharp IRE. Neither attack succeeded,
rhspca both Columns reached the cnrmy's
ws'ks which arc yrr! strong.
McPasJssG reports his loss nj about 500
and Tbsnsas aitout 5000. The loss is
psr,jcuSarly sesag in general and FIELD
ottr~rs.
f;esn.raa s5".,l.y IS sepaSted to h, mar
tssar s,ssx Sesi, ais casHrt isan McCook,
a arsca1s-
G,-a- Nci'kc1-~s te@l 100 ySSoners.
and T hsnas ats VT az ,yany hHi Do mot
ssysSs. AS Ireiei-d h@svs is,s op ibs ess~s-
fmy, az he KEEP, d es- lseaisss !as paralysis
Nv e'1Aey RssinzJy sm,rlsissree bias ssr,a,
lys-s1s~ss i,v sSas .lrfa1an,s,t-
(SssaesgD II. NJ STANTON.
ssessm tzss 81 Val 4
WAGE Is e NoS, rs tjs-
GaS T. l.. G1rtD1syssis. vi abe ooh 4
sialSs- Ea:rias.sa, Elax sseu s,snSJ ips-d d
sfSS sSisJ ,;ss,t3sl-
ssAa9JA x@0Is 4, NH 4
Y.sesv les snte.ssss 4 sls. 90 fsss~ aasi
NJ 1ssrs . L,V,-iis- sS the s,sss ri tsss
LII /. s.s "a &Rsc ssg. u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-01

MIR. Z. T. Thurstsn of Sacramento, CAL, has
sent us copy of the General school Law Of tAs
State Of California.
1t is book Of 8? page, "a quite interesting