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Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue of order aud decree of the Orphan:
Court in and for the county of Butler the undersign
ed Administrator of the estate Of Thomas Mccormick
late Of Muddycreek Up said county, decd will offer foi
sale at public vendue, the premises Thursday the
% day OF June A. D. 1861 at O'clock p m of said day
sixty of land be the less situate in the
township aforesaid bounded the north by lands of in
cob Snyder the east by d. Mccullough: on the suu
by Mathew and Thomas Mccullough on the west by
Wm. Mccullough Terms of sale, one third of the pur.
chase money be paid on the confirmation Of sale by
the Court and the residue in equal annual payments
with interest from said confirmation.
DAVID MARSHALL, Admir-.
1854
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Auditors Notice.

N the matter of the petition Of Henry Boyer Admir-
of John Boyer decd for ran Auditor 10 distribute the
balance in his hands per filed in the Registers
office No. 3S, Sept Term 1863, o. G.
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county No. 49, March
Term, 1864.
And now to wit, April 5th 1864, Court appoint Hugh
c. Graham, ESQ., Auditor TO distribute the balance Of
the account to those entitled to it,
Butler C0unty, SIS.
Certified from the record this 10Th day Of April A.
D.. 1864 WATSON j. YOUNG, Cl'k.
In pursuance of the above appointment will attend
to the duties thereof at my Office in Butler, Thursday
the 26th day of May next, at o'clock, of sad day, at
which time and place those interested attend If they
proper. HUGH c. GRAHAM,
April n 1864. Auditor.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-25
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of order and decree Of the Orphans Court
ID Of Butler county, the undersigned Administrator Of
Cyrus Rosenberg dec d. will offer for sale at public Ven
due the premises Thurspay the % day of june A.
D. 1854 at O'Clock p m, of said day-one hundred
acres Of land less, situated in Allegheny town
ship Butler county Pa bounded by lands of John and
David Rosenbery NJ. S. Adams and others
TERMs-One third in hand and the balance in two
equal annual payments with interest from confirmation
of sale
JOHN NJ. TURNER, Adm.
April 27 Is64.3t
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Executors Notice.

ESTATE OF WM TDoSALD, DEcD.
WHEREAS Letters Testamentary have this day been
w granted 10 the undersigned, ON the estate OF VIM
MDonad late of Lancaster Tp, Butler county Pa decd
therefore all persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estate will make immediate payment without delay and
those having claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
JAMES MORRISON.
May H. 1s6I:6t. Executor.
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Administrators A Notice.
Guardians Sale.

DY virtue Of order and decree ofthe Orphans Court
ID in and for the county of Butler, the undersigned
Guardian of the minor children of John Douglas, late of
Winfield township said county decd will offer for sale at
public yendue the premises Thursday the 2d day of
June, 1861 vt O'Clock of said day, the following
described lot of ground situate in Leasureye said town
ship Beginning the street oflot No 49, thence
south seventyonc and half degrees west per-
chcs Black Oak in line of W. Hetsegesser's heirs
thence along south two and half degrees east
twenty-five perches to post thence north twenty and
one half degrees cast six perches to post thence by lot
No, 3 north two and one fourth degrees west twenty
two and halfperches to place Of beginnings contain
ing hundred and frtytwo perches which Is
ted a dwelling house. out buildings &C
TERMs.-0ne third of the purchase money in hand,
and the balance in two equal annual paw ments with in
terest from the confirmation Of sale by the said Court
ROBERT STEWART,
April, q. Guardian.
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
NOTICE TO FARMERS T!
Farm for Sale.

FIE subscriber offers for sale his farm situate in renn
tp. miles south Of Butler. containing Al acres
and q perches 30 Of which cleared, under
goodimprovement and in high state of cultivation, S
acres of good meadow. good two story hewed log
house, is by 20 f., good log barn. 81 BY GS IT, and
frame sprughouse thereon erected, Young and excel.
lent fruit bearing orchard Il acres of excellent timber
and never falling springs, ENcslent land to the a
mount Of 26S acres adjoining the above is for sale.
April 9th WIN MARSHALL.
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A movement is on foot in Boston to in
troduce military drill in the publieschools.
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VNHEundersigned would respectfully inform the public,
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-25

NEW HARNESS SHOP.

JNO- a SFDWICK-,
HAVING opened Harness Shop, opposite
Beyds Buildings Butlef, "a; VIII Keep constantly
every thing in his line Of business which he offers at
prices to suit the times Work of all kinds manufactured
to order and repairing done short notice.
Dec. O. IS63,:tf JOHN A. SEDWTCK.
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Q, 3, I, ?, Is a rowing inhabitant OF africa.
ILL., 3, 2, IL, II, Is a vegetable production.
IS, 9, II, 10, is a wild beast
81, s, Is, is part of a house.
a. 80, 2s, IA, q Is something for soldiers.
IL, 90, q, "a, %, is beverage.
Is, 10, SO, 20, was an ancient governor.
Is, 1e, 20, is furry animal.
II, 2s, 25, 30, is a blessing to the tired.
is, 1e, 25, 81, is something fur hens
" p, 16, 3, 81, "a, IL, is kind of drink.
1879 %, is part of a fish.
And my whole, is what all true patriots desire.
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PROPER PLANTING.
II n C up s..

he will say to himself with self satisfied expression OF
countenance, Tvenade good investment in my life
any how
For particulars, address, II. c. SHARP, Butler Pa
The following well known gentlemen have kindly per.
mited him to refer to them to his reliability well
the quality of the trees;
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VILE; John Psor Worth ;John Bingham Spperyrock
VIM MCaherty, Faryiew tps VIM. Megary, Farview tp;
Abm. Zeiger, Henry +. Muntz Harmony; Col A. Lowry
f. MJunlln Cap. Jacob Zeigler l. j. Cummings Butler
John Green, John MCreay, Coylsye, Henry Bull For
ward township.
Dec %, 3:m.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

'is ~ From the lretufns We have received
II tho election ON saturday last IN love,
joys pistrics Ne inter that Mr4 tnssrsoll i
noe merely elscted bus elsuted BY large
inajbfity.. Eighteen towns heard nom. In
Guiding Peoria and Other strong 0pposi-
tion localities. give him Liza msjoxity over
Weed. Bureau county IL was supposed
'8aye 2,Ooofn his favor. The returns we're
- favorable On Saturday evening Il Poo
|fia. that the Union people turned out in Z
body and visited upon Mr.. Ingersoll with
fhs utmoet enthusiasm. We guess the
Union people acted on our advice and
voved. Traits the way 70 do 4. ,ngno 81.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

- They have "Peloptioorama" ON
exhibition At Chicago. II any one knows
what it is, he Is ahead Of "a,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

01D- A portion Of Tho national guard 81
Ohio has gone 70 Johnson's Island, near
saadusky, 70 rsltsvs ITO United states,
troops euarding psiaonsEs It that point. al.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

y @Aliwhointsnato - musteEed among
the volunteers fof the hu1drsd-1ays term
must make UP their minds promptly and
get q once There y no time Tor long dis
cusstons abOutiti Their services are want.
ed, and wanted nosO. All the veteran sor.
diers are required q the front. The rebels
are making their last desperate effort. All
their energies a4e now concentrated into
one Last attempt to repulse our armies, Il
they are met - hey ought 70 b, they win
AZ, and, beaten. disheartened and demon
alized, their armies win dissolve and this
Rebellion win, after : ~ moro diving
throes. finally and isfevsr. bs quelled.-
Why should any man, who has The true
feelings o. = patriot, hesitate in iperSsszniper
his duty. Why should 10 mot b proud
and glad Of the opportunity offered him d
doing 90 great service It % slight an ex-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

- The assessed value Of the property,
real and personal, Of the city Of New York
for 1854. amounts to the tribe Of over six
hundred and thirty-one millions, and an
increase over that Of 1858 Of more than
thirty-six millions. II there were any
means Of ascertaining the actwal wealth OF
that city ard it, people, We presume the
figures would assume still larger proper
lions. The assessors 6nd the real proper
ty, but judging from the returns, they on.
II ind a small portion Of the personal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

- A. . comment On IL reliability Of
disuntches concerning tho movements Of
the army Of the Potomac, the Chicaso m
bx.e republishes batch Of those which
e.me CONCERNING Hooker's battle Of Chan
oeliorsville, in The early days Of May year
40. and compares thsm with the actual
'Ascts. The result = not very encouraging.
.T,s reports however, were not then IN.
nounced - upon any authority, and Of
icaonr,,e s.nobody' was to blame for them.--.
.penm,r1kau., rrumors, and tho talk Of the unin-
1srsaed. are one thing. Nothing il % easy
II 70 searts ~ favorable or IN opposlte.
!vhses ~ sass Of : whcee peepseess ePeeed
= hear. But these 1hoeld not ,ad1et our
reliance upon statements made BY resPon-
49, ~uthorities- They kpoM. HbeSe theg
information comes from.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

81. The Chicago Journal states that Gen.
Sherman's army commenced . forward
movement simultaneously with that Of the
Potomac. It says the camps were broken
mp at Huntsville, Cleveland and Chatta-
nooga last week, and are doubtless already
we'll advanced towards Rome, 0eorRia, and
Montgomery, Alabama. This 10 what the
Josssrsal believes, . We suppose, on inSor-
nation from it, own correspondents. It
also says thatnews from that section IL now
iuterdicted until results are attained or bat
tlee occur. gA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

~ The Bankers Of Chicago are still
studying how p nullity the purpose Of The
h1insss community by continuing the
circulation Of Eastern bank bills. There
y one mode, Of settling these gentlemen. -
Lat tho business msn withdraw their Dc.
posits, and stop having any thing to do With
thoee WHO VIII not sssist In keeping the
[cufrepey Of tho best That WIN bring them
to ehsir sensee. The business men can do.
tefmlne he matter for themselve6, IL they
vim. Bahkefs afe the moro servanss or the
business community. II thsy undertaks
to play tho ssastsv, The best thing to b
donv il - teach them Ahsir proper phase. ..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14


NEATLY DoNE.-In the course of his ~
marks upon Stree speech and the like. Mr.
Senator Powell, Of Kentucky, lot drive
some Of his bile ct New England. :, When
the gentleman Was done 4conpleeelv donA
Tho Hon. Wnl. Pit Feusend0n. Of kainSt
arose, and lii hi6 inimitably ccmnlaissnk
way remarked: N 7I-- ~ M. = ~
Y, II will Say 70 the Senator am not IL ~.
habit Of listening to his speeches. ~ tn
simple reason that think thew ~ M ~
not With reference to any question: beFore
the SENATE, OF any rights OF interests 81 IN
people, but simply with an intantinn -
make some political capital and to nnndncs
political efiect; and % such speec6e. ~
not think it worth while to attend. Z, n
"Whatever the honorable Senator NO.
have said about New England then =
whatever inlputations he NAV cast ,,,,, =.
her now, / shall mot undertake "a deteSa
her. cannot help sayinR that Vii v,ct
0e9fa9e myself ~ attempting to defAnti
Now England against Anythine 49, ia
senator nom KENTUCKY chooses q ~.
She 10 - far above the reach 81 anv v9r.l.
q may uee, - heaven 10 above TIE esrfh.
ne cannot touch her proud recar6. either
y the days Of the Revolution. 81 IA anv
|s1ys s9psSqnen4 and, e use : quotation
Hnicn pe1eve b reoitsd ~ other day,
~ words Qn that subject ~ dmply
- - NtAA ofoooaA a. fnxs. IVY
Signifylng nothing" n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

- 1--we understand The opinion Of Al
tornsy 0sneeal Bates IN the'oass of the
chaplain Of : negro regiment rsSsrred u
him, It y that Ill soldiers Of 3 African de-
seeut" are, under thss law a. e was fbom
the start, eatitlsd 70 tho same pay and en- :
olunents = the ret. He does not say this
b the lAct, Tor hs confines himself exclus-
lively TO tho matter referred % him., that OF
tho chaplain. A officer. holding commits.
sioa - sueh,s bpt pf iadphit9ble color,
whom the paymastes refused - pay, q
that account more lthGn ten dollsr0 psr
month, which q, 81 coutse. declinsd &c
ospting. He decides that, the Chapiatn h
entitle to the ssn,e pAyas others holding
the same omoe. His AzyumGst includes
the case Of al other ofacsrs and priyatsa
duly enlisted In the nndiitasy service, and
limits the intent Of tho NV fixing the pay
Of negroes % ten dollars month, to those
| Of them .sho arc employed - iaboress.,
servants, &c. We think his seasonina
sound, his conclusion cbrrect, the result q
Il justice to those whom 1t y tbs habit q
rob. II they arsgoedsoldiers, Why should
they not have soldiers w. ao4a q.
-. The Naval Court Martial il The case
| okAdmirat wilkes, has 1bund him guilty on
Ave distinct eharse ], aaA II NJ ssdtsnced
to b pabkely rspri4anded BY tthe Score
|eary II the Navy, AaA, supeaded Hotn dn-
~ Tor tho tsr0 oe thEoo .yoaga. The SEN
tence has been approved, and tho repri-
-nRaDdth es 6ee0 delivered u ~ eeaee detsd
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

w. A dispatch from Cairo, OF the 9Th,
says that rumors were in circulation that
Admiral Porter had blown up three gum
boats. and Ave transports, and also that the
rebels were threatening vicksburg, Port
Hudson and other points along the river.
The authority for these rumors does not
seem to be particularly reliable. The reb-
els and their sympathizers would no doubt
be glad to make diversion, in that direc-
ton il possible. s4s