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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-03
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

-
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after sunday, June 18th, 1894,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR
eeptedO sos a. m, ~ M . 30 and 1850 p. N.
Chester, at sO6, iii6 a. M ISo, 2So, 4.ao, 6, and
iiP m; . a. ,N,,,.r ,,,,.,, ana
iils a. m, 49, q? 90 30. g. 10 %, and Il p M
Dover, at 8 o6A. m. and 4.so p. m,
Milford, At Q 90 Ia m.
Salisbury, At sos q, m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore a. SIS and go m, tExpress) lilo,
Wilmington a IS, sIb, and . a. m, i22i, l, Las,
4, %, I 80, and s.io p. m.
Sal sbury at l y. m.
Milford at asp. m.
Dover At $50 a, m. and IS p. m.
New Castle at $40 =. m. and Q 90 p. m.
Chester at I IS and $40 =. m, 2S9, 40, D, 6.ii
and $40 p. IN.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and ipternedis.e
stations at 1928 p. m.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sts-
''"' Il: TRAINS IN FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at $40 g. N and . and Hos p. m.
Leave Wilmington at $50 and IS a. M, and %
and ll.40 p. m.
FREiGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
will leave Wilmington for Perryville and interme-
date places at 7.45 p. m,
SUNDAYS = FROM Philadelphia to Baltimore
only at 40 a, m. and 1890 p, m.
From Philadelphia TO Wilmington at 40 =. M,
and $50 and II p. IN.
From Wilmington to Philadelphia at I.4s .. m.
Only al 10 as p. m. from Baltimore to PhilAdsl.
phiA.
jC21-tf H. F. KINNEY, Ars't supt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-03

T OOKI LOoKl LOOK LOOK /!
CUsToMMADE GOODS
DALTIMoR PRICES.
Now opening at Oak Hall
DoN TON
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTABLrsMENr,
under the superintcndenec of
MR.. C. PALMER,
well.kuown to the citizens OF Washington, where
you will lind the largest and best assorted stock
rIECE GOODS
that has ever been offered in this city.
SMITH BROS a CO.,
Oak Hall,
no. tei Seventh street,
Opposite Post oaice.
N. D. PIECE GOODS at wholesale to the trade
at lowest market prices. sei2
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-03

D,EYRoLDs' UsE,
OOH. % BIaETRRgEn ct. AID PmGR. AvHNuA,
wA"HTHeTnF. o, =.
Meals fIIL.Inr.t Bl ~ uOurBl and q the !hortsli
otise W. REYNoLDa.
eSlSsI PToPristoSI
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A true oopyi
R0 LAW 5W
DRkSS 9TENCTL ALPHABET,;.

.A. ], 5iETCAGF - son
IOi Cnioa sleGi, BUatOn, Macs.
TIE only manufacturers IN the United StAtcs Of
BTAGs Apb absts and FiguFsA, to any great extent,
~ In any variety.
sold az Wholesale at the LoweIt Cash Prices.
Also, tho beat of Indeible stencil Ink very cheap,
Stencil Dies, and all kinds Of Stencil Stock inQui-
Tes or orders promptly attended to. Jy22Sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-03

EDWARD LVoBTT.
~ BooKBIRDER,
soou, Sssas fa as: Ai :Fs, ,s.1 SiSs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-03

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above Old EstAbllshed Printing
House by sn slmon
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And Vi addition OF several Of the most Improved
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STEAMSHIPS ..
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NJ a. MILL ER,
IN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
REAL ESTATE, EMPLOYMENT AND GENERAL

AGENCY OFFICE, ''
No. 81 Ninth street west, near Penn. avenue.
Convey Ancing, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Power OF At
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once transacted with dispatch. s...
Particular attention paid TO the renting and col.
lection 81 rents on real estate, and debts OF all
descriptions. N h-Property holders ean receive
he very best o itanAnta without charge. Ap2a-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-03

y. W. SEWARD,
Acting Secretary of
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11

sSn Yarts fano tpabreno Der frsnSen 8dtte, bic
i'm Besinn hislss Sabres bsrriAte, cine srobs @atten'
iaao fatt. Nlstrsre @srionsn ourHirsiftsn bic ats
au0standle In elmer @iAtun8, bic hatten por fH bers
~treibsnb, Bic f4 eneli4 Ntiaionen in Dem Sanal
nabe Der Bride asmierss s~eiammelt batten. Sn
pielen ganal lief man ca. 40 9unbe binat, relhe
in einem Sample, Der As Stunosn lpdtrte. lilo
@atten talt maatsn. 4 9anee tlisten anf hem
e4laateln unb pisIe trarssn HinnsstiRsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11

nsnrrsitbsn %entfsrnt; brafilhe Nlittsl aber /. g.
Ssnnestlattsr, @clrqaitnbsn .e. 'riireea n'ebr lhaoen,
NEIL fs bic Gni5ineuna rrnebren. CONT tcnnen
mir bis isbt aeaen bic Srihinen lelbit Hiht5 au5ribs
ten ; aus eis,sm @runee aud 1T cine Mnpreiluna ron
vSrihinenliqueur," ton trslhem mad Dem jseesmalt'
gen @snub BON ShmsineHsiih elm Shluf su nets
men 1T, Shpinosl, ea jsesr anSere Siqueur cesr
8ittsrs stsnio gut 1T, uno hsIsn Gsbraua nur ale
8eruti8un9snittsl otent.
Gas ihsrte uno sinsiss Wlittsl 1T Die @criiht,
man ssnisBs n,lr gut 9sfoAtss ODER gut curhtratsnss
SbmeinsFsiih, (ss mShte nitt ihaoen, anoers
Sleilhartsn aleihfaQs niht rcb III ssnieBsn. ea nod
niht nahaetrisisn 1T, naB ~bislsltsn ME Srihinen
entbaltsu, uno irIre es aud, 10 entbaltea ancsre
Gleiiharten anhsre Shmarcgerriirmsr, pelhe i'm
Mtsnihen ~ Banonirmern tpsrosn, mslte, frenns
aleih neniser gsfd6rlihs cenn Srihinsn, %immsrtin
unanssnsbme @ate iine); fernsr nur gut nurhlals
,ensn uno b~nrhrduherten Shinten II. pSl., trslhsn
man Der 0orfht pssen listsr fchs, oann sefotts
opsr gut s~sbratene, ,peniser iihsr sinIah ssrduasrts
gBirfe. a~uBsresm bsnuss man nur 8utss, rrildss
ShmeinsHsilh, rrn o%sluncsn,, rctben Mnleben, trihts
nenbaltises Uleilh III su ~erfennen al ieiHer .psihsn,
matiAen BelAaTsnbeit uno an Dem msiBlih isinfors
niaen Muslebsn; iclhes Tlsiib fam srpar, ,psnn gut
aefc1t, cbne Shaten 8%encfTen irerosn, bleitt aber,
%immerbin unappstitlih. Befolst man bisis 0crlih'
ten, 10 fam man un9etraft, and cbne uSrihinsns
~liqusut~ Ra Dem @enuhe BON SameinsFs'i&, sAin'
te, unb g8irlien binsebsn unb ioQte ih 9tiemane
Dec SriAinen mssen ben Iansserobntsn uno ansss
ne9msn @enuB bteier Spsiisn psrlassn. SDas bic
Bstaneluns Der ihmsren Tormsn BON Grfranfuns
burh SriAtnen antelanst, 70 ssbDrt hisls in bic
9dnos zines taAtiSeu ArStes i'm GaSemsinsn 1T is
ssssn bic @ntadnounsen uno eas Gisber Su ridtsn.
@essn bic ~bcbrsnbm unb ,panrsrnben, ibsral Gnts
,anhuns s~rresenbsn Nirmhsn ielbf fann man bic
lskt nid,ts ausrihtsn. g8as bic Mus1At auI Gsns.
Jung autslanst 70 1T bieislee in bo4sraeissn Dals
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11
Mrctbefer ;un, Mhler.
GpIurntua. San. q. 1861 M hp u b
Christian Bohlander's Estate

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has this
been appointed, and qualified by the Probate Court of
Franklin County, Ohio, Executor of the will of Christian
late of the City of Columbus, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 22d day Of January, A. D.. 1864.
3w. JACOB LEILE
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11

len iinsanffis, minbsfens isbr ausifslbaft, In Den 8e'
rinacrsn aber tpobt fat immer sinfis.
8Snuts ih bcfen, burh ucrftebenbe 3slen etns
mebr ~alIeitiae &snntni6 Der Srihtnen unb beren Gins
fluff auf ben menlhtihen &Grpar ~psr6reitst unb cine
aQ,uarcBe Burht ror o%snislteu %aefifreut su baten. 10
ipdre mein gDunih erfi1t, Der 3tred nnetnts Shssis
bsns erreiht unb msins Mabe auf bas Neihliafe
tslobnt.
J. B. s., stud. med.
Mew0crf, S. Wstr. (@ine gamilis burh ben
@enuB BON @hneinsFtih p~srsiitst.) Sim Witttpch
mahts Coroner Naumann cine isbr erunelihe un'
teriuhuns In Bssua auf bic llmfdnbe, wslhe bas
Mbletsn Der Marp 8lais zines 2 Sabre alten Sins
bes, Schtsr bss germ Tlaia BON SIR. As. Gliaabs6
Strest, tssleitst batten. Ssit oret Wchen mar Die
aus Der 8roBmuttsr, Dem 8atsr, Der SHUTTER, elmer
Sante unb benz 8inbe ~bsfstsnoe Tamilie bon sinsm
'lnircblIsin bsimseiuht rorhsn, mslhsS fs fb ti5
rcriae Wche niht au erfldren rermchte aber I'M
"a. Sanuar lisBsn fe Sr. 9aCisre bon SO. %
Sadion Ctr. bclsn uuo erfu6ren %nnnns6r, baB iis
burh einen Shinfen BON ipslhsm lie 9ssensn eattsn,
rerSiftet rcrosn lparsn. Nlrs. Gfiiabstb Neremeis
fer, Die @roBmuttsr, aab an, nahbsm lie elm Stiia
BON etnem anihstneno seIunoer Shinfsn 9esefen
BABE, irslten 9err Ttais In elmer @rccerie In 9rano
Ctr. ssfauit 1atts, BABE Fe 9sitihnsiosn smpfunosu,
uno ba 1e absrmals BON Dem Shinfen rerbs6rte,
bGttsn fh bic nimlihen @pmptoms oHentart. Sis
Gltsrn oeS &inbss mahten d6nlihs Musiasen. Sr.
8auisre, trslher in bsm9tsubsrn nss Shtnfens nihts
ma6rnsbmsn fcnnts, ,pas auf cine ~unssiunne Spsiis
tinseoeutet batts untsrInhts i'm barauf nit Dem
Wicrciecp uno fanb bierbst, baB Der Shinfen BON
fleinen Sbterhen ~pimmelte, Die ia ben meoieinilhen
&rstien inter Dem Nauen vSrthoms" befannt fino.
Sr. Solspb Shnsttsr BON No. 991|a Mn,ilp Strsst,
trelher s~srufen tpuree, nm nit Sr. 0aaiere 81 cons
iultirsn, bsiihtiste DEN Shinfen unb bislt ibn far
frilh une ss1uno ; na er ibn absr inter bas Wlisrc'
iecp brahts, fanp ct i'm gleihiaas pca BON riniis
fleinen Snlectsn. 0r. Sbnetter, Or. Saecbi uno
Dr. SCOOTER 8rah, mslhebi 9siAe oes &inee5 BON
slntswsssn i~ecirtsn, ipraasn iih in itrem Gntahten
babin aus, DAP IS al Silt bon sinsm unsslunbsn
Sainfsn ~seltortsn lei, nno Die SURF ert6eilts Elm bas
mititsrsinfimmsuoss 0sroiet, inosu1 Re Den 8anf'
mann, ,rslher Den Shinfsn ~perfauii 9atte, BON aner
Saulo frsi iprah, na er naa Dem Nualsbsn hsfsl'
Zen niht ,ri1sn f%cnnte, oaf CT niht sesisnst lei, uers
ss6rt su treroen. 60 irGre osnn AUDI III 6tsiaer
@tabt bic lcssnannis rSrihinsns&ranftsit", bic III
~neusiter 3sit in Osutlhlano 10 pist BON ih reosn
maAts, in sinsm Bsiipiel, bas bcHsntlieh p~ereinjelt
tlsitsn rirb, gum @crlAein sefOm'nen. I'm unnS
tbissn Bsicrsniisn pcrsutsuscn, lei tier earan srins
merit, eab MIR Der @snuB ess rpben unoeechten
@hmeineHsilhss BON ben frasliAsn Tolssn ~teatsitst
su lsin rfsst, ,pdbrsnb nurh oas Schsn bss Shueis
nsFsiihes Die in &ebe istsnben Stsrhsn setDotst
unb bamit ibrsr ihaolihen Strait bsrautt tperosn.
H..O. St,ta.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11

Giue Observation-Disclosures Sarmsr ron
Nstrasfa maAt Der @bieasc uSimss" bic Wtttesis
lung, oaB feline Sbmsine aus LEGAL" lsisn ino sipar
isbr. Sin Shrsin Ssihnsts ih .%bslcneers hur4 lsts
ne 2cpalitit aus uno nurbs tim Sienite @cttss uno
Der 6umanitat" 10 fart uno felt, oaB Der Ssrl ipcbl
EN- @sspiht bon 400 Yiuno srreihts. Sn oisism
Sufanoe Der 9opalitat tpuroe er isbr trdS uno ihlafs
ria unb sstibuos ssssn 8dlte uno anoere Stnse.
60 eints Worssns, asbt Der Tarmer tinaus n, istn
lcpalss Shmsin ;u f%Gttern, als er 81 Isinern Gntlss'
,sn rabrna5m, Dag bic 9tattsn Elm srcBss God tn
Ben lcpalsn eyed s~sfrsiien hattsn, osne Dap oas
@hpsin aus purer 9ppalItat iih easesen ssrrebrt
Bate uno ba BET Tarmsr III Der uebersensuns fam,
ba6 bas @h,rein fb aus lautsr S~cpalitdt bon ben
Staten auTreHen liebe, thlaatets sr IS nod an oet1'
isltsm Sage uno braats ~isinsn sped in quite Sihsr'
bsit.
Clint Meeno aber iprah Der Tarmsr 30 iia: Ssnes
Shmein erinnert mid all bas amsrifanilhe Bclf;
bieies @clf 1T 10 fart uno felt %sepcroen, oab es oas
burh tras, ihlafris unb sefueuc5 puroe, ieltit ipsnn
in leinem Sped 9Shsr BON Miaicnn BON Soaars
une in feline Gri1sn, 2Sdsr bon unrsrdiBsrlihsn
Nehten a,maht trurbsn-ba 1T Die State Contractor,
bic &atte Generals ajcr uno BriSanier uno bic
game Tamilie Der c~iFeisusn &atten, welhe Sag fir
Sag earan frsHsn. uno eas 8cle 1T 10 asfdhQcs
mno aupiD ,oie msin Shipsin mar; 60 bat niht
Gneraie senua, feline Staten atjuihatteln uno fe
reroen es 10 aetrib a%ufftslsn, ala fe nsin Shrein
aufssirsisu battsn, tpsna ih niht batar sslcrat Bate.
Nepria Gem.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11

Berlin, 19. San. Sie @eianolencc Don Ssltreih
uno 9reusen iterrsthtsn an, Is. San. Der odnilhen
@csisruns tloa cine Mufcrcernns uno niht elm utf
t;matum In 8esus auf Die 3urifnatns Der Ncuen,'
bers@rfaIuns. Gis @sianoten tsfinosn iih jest
%waeritsiulth auf Dem Seimtrese. Sas ultir,atur.
fcu eui mad Der 9lnfunit Bet Ditrsidiidsn uno prsuis
Elhen Srurpeu an Der Gicer iiterrsiht iperoen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11

@srft ibn Den 9unben ppr.-Wenn jeee
6ausflau ibrs pohlfsilen uno w%rttlolen Sortsn
Sateratus uno CODA Den t9unbsn porperfsn uno
tlOs cen hsmiihen Saleratns sstrauhsn
mires, 10 ,rires niht 10 p!sl ssltss, fhrsrss 8roo
uno Bissuit ssisbsn ,pereen uno folslih aud nibt 10
pisle frdnfslnpe, rpspsptiihe 2suts. 4auft Guh elm
@apisr bapon uno msan ss Gua niAt 5uihlast, 70
fInnt S6r Gusr @slb surid erbalten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11
Nebtnt rnrc 6slunobctt in Mdt,

unb bic eurer 8incsr uno sstrautt nin:s anoerss
ssasn 6ufan, Shnupisn, &C., ala bic Stanoaroars'
nsi, Mabame pprter's SutensBalfam,
a%nsrsannt tsi ansn, Die lie rerinhtsn, als bas surer'
lGlislts 9raparat, jsnaals ssbrautt: tie 1T hslon'
bers out inr 9unssn. unb Salsiiteln lei Sinosrn.
Man psrinas cine Slaihs, tlos IS @snts aae
Gruaifen ~perfaufen lie.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-21

MoRE Cruelty, AND WoRsE:-lntol-
ligcnt men, who have escaped from the
upper counties of East Tennessee, with
in the past week, say that the rebels in
addition to robbing famiIieso Of their grain,
Vi their stock, plundcring their houses,
and setting fire to them. are actually, in
many instances, stripping decent Union
women. old and young, of every vesta@e
of clothing they have on and then turn
round taunt them and blackguard them.
Let these imps of hell die most ignomin-
ious deaths when they fall into the hands
of our soldiers Let the rebel families in
their neighborhDods, who have pointed out
these women as the wives, sisters, and
mothers of men in the Lincoln army, re-
gret the day in which they were born.
We will endorse our soldiers in putting
them to death by any modes that crui.ty
can invent We must turn over new
leaf in East Tennessee, aud we must do
it at once Let the fathers of the men
who lead these bands Of robbers be rob
bed of all they have, add let them know
that it-is because of the part their sons
are acting in this work of plunder and
robbery Wig.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-21
IHE CHICAGO suRRENpsR.


What, hoist the white flag when teumphs is SINGH
What! crouch before Treason, make freedom u lie
What! spike all our guns when the foe IL at bay
And the rags OF his black banner dronDug rwaVg
Tear down the strong name that our nation has won
And rrikc her brave bird from his home in the sun!
Hess coward who shrinks from the lift of the sword
He's traitor who mocks at the saersiice poured;
Naneless and homeless the doom that should blast
The knaye who stands idly till peril il past
.But he who submits when the thumlers have burst
'srAnl victory dawns, is Of towards the worst
Is the old spirit dead Are we broken and weak
That craycns shamelossly litt the white check
TO court the swift insult nor blush ut the blow,
The tools Of the Treason and friends ut the flei
See Anarchy smiles at the Peace which they ask
And the eyes Of Disunion flash ont through the Rasbl
Give thanks We brave boys who by vale and by erag
Bear onward, nnttltering our noble old fag
Strong arms of the Union, heroes living and dead
For the blood Of yonr yaor is uselessly shedl
No soldiers green laurel is promised YOu here.
But the white rag Of sympathy softly shall cheer!
And you ye war martyrs who preach from your grave
How captiyes nursesl by the masterso of slaves,
Or, living. still linger in shadows Of Death
Puff out the starved muscle, recall the faint breath,
And shout, till those towards rejoice at the cry;
by the hands of the Dnion we fought for We der
BY the God Of faihers this shame we must share
But IL grows too deba-ing for freemen - bear,
And Washington. Jackson, will turn In their grsYes
When the Union shall rest races Of slayps
Or. spurning the spirit which bonn1it of yoro
And snndered, exist as nation more
DsyaRp rAT1oK.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-21
BUTLER MARKETS.

BUTTER-Fresh Roll, sc, cents per pound
BEANS-White, g. so per hushel
BARLEY-Spring, 81 10; Fall SD.
BEESWA AX-35 cents ser pound.
EGGS-I5 cents per dozen.
FLOUR-wheat 81. so TO 475 per hund;' Rye 90.
FRUIT-Dried Apples 81 land ~ per bushel Dried
Peaches, 500 20 40
FFATuERS-5O cents per pound.
GRAIN-Nheat 81 80 per bushcl; Rye, l,25 Oats 100
Corn. no Ruckwuat, 15O,
GRoCERIEs-Coffce, Rio 6Oc per pound: Java, 6Oc;
Brown Sugar 2Oc per pound; do. White Acc n o. Molas
scs 81 80 cents per gallon; Syrup LOO and Sl,15'
HIDES-7% cents per pound.
LARD-20 cents per pound.
NAILS-Ss,bO per kcg.
POTATOES-SO and per bu5hel.
pOEK-lS 70 20 cents per pound
RAGS cents per pound.
RTCE--l5 cents per pound
SEEDs-Cloyer, $500 ani s.25 per bushcl; Tifasthy
60 90: :Flnx. s2i0.
SALT-f215 per barrel
TALIOW-1O cents per pound.
WOOIl-1C0 per pound.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-21
Enrlrf tor safe.

4 Farm containing Forty-one and one-fOurfh h
n Acres uf choice land situate in Penn township,
Butler county half mile of the Pittsburgh and
Butler Plank Road, - miles north of Pittsburgh, aud
miles south OF Batter A good two story hewed log
house, IS by 20 feet good log barn 81 hy 6S fEct nd
frame Spring house, three Springs Of mover falling water
aschoohouse the same tract of land Presby yterian
Methodist, Baptist, and q. r. Church, all within a mile
an half: choice selection Of grated Apple and Cher
ry trees budded Peach trees Dwarf Pear and Dwarf
pic trees BIaolsbefries Raspberries and Plum
This Is located in good neighborhood. Any per
desiring 10 purchase this farm, have ii cheap
The Improvements cost half the amount that is asked
for it, WILLIAM MARSHALL.
Butler, Aug. IT, Is6i:3t.
Herald aud American copy)
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-21
Notlee.

fB~ TO YOLUNTEEs Volunteers will be accepted
and counted the quotas uf the present call pto the
last practiealome before the dIaied accept
ed. and sent't rendelvou4
Townships and subdistrcts which have not filled their
quotas, are urged 10 do so gt once.
All time that possibly be given, will be allowed,
but the Drat will commence after the 9th Of sep
tcmber a. practicable.
Credits VIII be given and Government bounty paid to
Volunteers untl further notice. By order
Capt. RICHARD DODGE
Sth U. 5. Infantry 4. A. 2. NJ. General
j. W. kIRkER
Captain and Provost Mar, .3l Dist, Pa.
Sept :, 1sGE:tE
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-21
NEW STORE

JNIIE undersigned wishes to inform his old friends and
the public generally, that owing to the fortunes o
he has been compelled to business the old
stand, at Re EsD w Nss ID 4 4. Il. Huter cuun-
ty, Pa, o. IL. Duutett having gune into the service Of
his counry He would therefore, solicit the patronage
Of his old customers and any other that may nj
give him call
The books aud other accounts Of the late firm Of H.
H. VI Douthett are left in my hands for settlement
where those interested can call.
Sept. a. lS6l::3t. r. NJ. DOUTHETT.
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Information Concerning the Draft.

TJNE enrolled Of the 23d District, and all others
interested, respectfully informed that all cnqu
rics ordinary subjects connected with the Enrolment
Draft, Exemptions Liabilities TO Draft Credits, and ac
counts Of furnished in this District, should be ad
dressed to me- and not to the Provost Marshal General
Upon the receipt Of all communications containing en-
quIics these subjects the desired Information viii be
promptly furnished.
By order Of The Proves; Marshal General
J.W KlRKER Capt. Pro.
Mar. I'D Dis Pa.
Pro. Sla.. Office, 23i Dis. Pa,
Aliesbeny city Aug. 81, lst4:3t.
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Political Meeting.

There will be meeting of the friends
of Lincoln and johnson, at Brownsville,
on Friday Sept 80, at 3 O'Clock p. M, for
the purpose of organizing club; speak
ers will be present to address the meet
ing. We hope the friends Of the Union
will be ont in force. Now is the time to
aallv.
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STR AY cow

CAaFE to the .ises Of the subscriber in Summit
~ township. Butler county assnt the tlst day Of Aug
ast last COW Of hrndle white color piece off
one horn, and wearing yoke, marks Tie uv ,sr
Is requested 70 como orvRr prove property pay char
ses ana Hatcher away: ALE&. N'MuLLEN.
SnTt. H. 1851 a3ts f@-- ---,
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and hereby solicit the patronage of the public.
They are provided with neat Hearse and have on
hand large quantity Of the very bost material and
fully prepared 10 furnish Collins of all kinds short
notice. They will have hands constantly variety Of
Collins finished to suit purchasers and the most reR
s1nablc terms.
They will also furnish Carriages and conveyances for
Funeral occasions when requested. Ware Rooms.
jefferson street. doors West Of American Citizen Office
&. Q. R0ESSING,
Butler July 20, 1sei:t. GEORGE W. EBA.
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FARNT FOE &AII1.

ONE mile Northwest Of Butler, Fifty-four acres Of
" good land and in good order with from to foot
Ncn Of Coal; good aud nice Brick Hose large and very
convenient Barn; excellent Spring House. with
iailng spring. plenty OF good out buildings young
feet 7 / W4IDfIrR9ER
sept. II, ls64;;2ws Owner on the place.
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OBITUARY NoTIcEs.-By examining
our rates of printing, it will be observed
that We cannot afford to publish long obit-
uary notices, as heretofore. Our pub
lished rates viii be strictly adhered to in
the future, We hope all VIII bear this
in mind.
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De5- We are able to announce to our
readers, that Hon. Thomas Williams, our
prcsentable member of Congress and can
didatc for reelection, viii be with us at
our meeting in the Court House on next
Monday evening Let all be present;
they will hear a speech worth listening to.
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MARRIED.

Bv the Rev. W II. Tibbos, Sopt. Sth inst Nlr, THoN
As NJ JOHNSON. Of Georgetown, Peaycr Go. Pa u Miss
JANE N. PIERCE. of Butler township, Butler Go. Pa
On the 18Th inst by the Rev Wm. ?. Broaden, Mr.
Pratt r. Sutton and Miss Sarah Ann CHinhJell both Of
Concord Tp, Butler county.
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LOST

ON Wednesday August 81, 1861. Gold Specimen
Breast Pin something in the shape Of heart. The
finder will he libcrsiy rewarded BY leaving 1t the OF
flee Of the American Citizen or the subscriber.
sept 7 1S64=3ta NM. NJ. SHIRA.
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ESTATE or ANDREW VI hTNNIss, bLob.
NTHEREAS Letters of Administration TO the Estate
w Of Andrew A'Kinniss, late Of connoquenessng
township Butler county ePcnna. dec d. have been duly
granted to the subscriber all persons indebted to sail
estate, requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the of the deceased
will present. the properly authenticated for ettle,
ment, EoBERT hKlNSISa
Aug. II, lS0isSs Administrator,
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Butler, Pa, Wednesday, Sept.2I 1864

y- Entrance to the AMERICAN CITIZEN Printing Office
m the Sorth on jefferson street.