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ADJVTAsI GESLhALs OIfitEi Z
WAsIIHcTUs, d. c., NUyember 8, 1854 )
Tho following onieeTs, having been reported al
the headquarters Ui the army for tbs offences here
iuafter spec ned are hereby notified that they vii
unIess, githi aiteen ,Ays from lhis date, they1
HpneaT before the military commission In session.
IN this city, sf which BrisadlAt General Jo.n
CALDWELL United stAte. volunteers, IL pres don't
sCd maze satisfactory defence to the charged
Rxsiuss thTm:
Absence iCino fedpc hSping Jdhd TO- ole in hi' 2fte
surgeons rt,ho!tss Of dgaJIlty as required byhe
rSqlIafoHs ofi4e Wa DEPARTMENT
Frat Lieutenant ChaEles q. GIaham, ?Sth Maine
volunteers.
IS,snev vffsm sGrr, and conduct prtjudical 10 gOO
Orde, and mt tory diIcipiins.
Captain Edward Williams 9Th Maine volunteers
E. 2 TEWAsENh
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

TIE immigration 10 this country continues
TO flow In largely. The arrivals at New York
last week numbered G75, which makes the
number since January l, 1875, zoe, sgainst 1874, :
Sl5 landed up to this time last year.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

KENTUcRTAHs IN THE ST. ALBANs RAID.-WC
learn that three of the men held In custody for
participating In the st. Albans raid, by name
Jordan Scott, h. F. Young and Lewis, are ref
ugees from the draft In Kentucky. They de-
serted over year ago from the rebel army, and
came home, where they remained until scared
oil by the conscription.-C Cincinnati Com.
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chang &c. In tn, Nln,t,enth Army Corp.

Col. N. A. u. Dudley, most gallant onacer,
has been assigned to the command of tho 1st
brigade, (the "nghting brigade,") 1st division,
10Th army corps, Major General Emory COM
manding. BrigadIer General Fessenden, late
of General Hooker's staff, succeeds Colonel
Dudley to the command Of the Sd brigade, cd
division Of the 10th corps.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

PHILABHLPHIA, Nov. SELECTION proceed
ing quietly. Weather cloudy.
NEw YoIK, Nov. s.-Foggy and raining to-
day. Election proceeding quietly.
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BONE years ago the celebrated stallion Com
modore was imported to thli country by John
Minor Dotts, at a cost of S2i, 900. He was sold
a few days ago in Louisville, KY, for s305.
Commodore Is II years old.
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Captured by the pirate Florida.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The bark Mouda-
mon, from Rio, was captured by the Florida
of Pernambuco, about September 9S, and
burned.
captured by the Florida since her departure
from Tcnerlne.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

Ep-Ws have learned not 10 Ds astouiEhsi
n anything. Years OF oxpsCImoS AAd = oorFs.
spondenee extending throughout all nationautiei
of the habitAblc globe have turned theories into
iaets and established = basis from which We need
not err. We are not surprised At suah faCtI the
following although the persons who write them
are. We Gnow this psNNopS and oirsunstAneo,,
hence feel Al liberty TO indoiSe their stStsmeutu
"Nsw BEDFORD, Mas, Nov. u, I9sS
DEAN sn:-IhAve been afflicted many years with
severe prostratins cramps In my limbs, cold teei
and hands and general disordered system. Physi
oians and medicines failed to relieve me. Whis
visiting soms friends In Now hork who were using
Plantation Bltters they prevailed upon me to try
them. commenced with small wineslaAItull
After dinner. Feeling better by desrees, In few
days ! was AstoniIhed TO nnd the coldness aad
cramps had entirely LETT me, and could sloep tho
night through, which have not done for years.
feel like another being. Ny appetite and strength
have also greatly improved By the use Of the Plan.
tation Bitters.
Respectfully JuDIrH RunEL.
~ lowe much to you, for vor.y
believe the Plantation 8itterS have saved Lny life
REV. ". II. WAseoHEb, Madrid, n. T."
"REEpsBuRv, Wis, Sept. Is, 1852. \
80 ILave been in the army hospital
A. Alton, H., they gave zles bottle q Plsltstisn
my speech and cured me. c. A. FLAuTr.(
The following 10 from the Manager Of the UIiost
Home School for the Children Of Volunteer, L
BAypxpyra MAnrtoN. s7Yu srrrr,l i
Ne, ynn ,t ,as,T
n, n..,rya,,r nngar IL pEsnt. No. ,o n,
.nSs. ~ .i -. =, ~" i,,a,. a,Us, -
ferins from weakness aAd weak luaas with 4
happy effect. Ono little girl IN particular, witl
pains in hoT bead, loss Of appetite, and daily vast
Ing consumption, on whom all medical skin hsd
been exhausted. has been entirely rcuteIed. w
commenced with but A tea,cooanul of DitteyI Z
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

RHDRL SURGEONS SENT TO FoRT DELAWARE.
Jared 7. CAiIds, Assistant Geon I'd NJ Z. cav
airy, aud John d. simpson, ASBlstAnt Surgeon lat
5. C. GAvAliy, wero taken IRON the Old Capitol to-
day, and sent to Fort Delaware.
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= LOCAL. NEWS.

A New CONTRACT FOR CASA bill. was
passed by tho Councils iu April OF this year. " for
the better security OF persons and property
violence and crime by more general lighting o.
to contract with the Gas Company for the supply
OF the gas. Either the MAvor did not make
would not listen to The proposition which the
Mayor was required to make. Last night reso-
luton WAS intro luced into the Common Council
that the Mayor be requested to enter into a new
contract with the WAShingtoa Gaalight Company,
whereby the lamps OF the city will be lighted every
nigh during ihe year.
the Mayer should meet with moro success this
time II not and II II be the f'ut Of the company,
the next resolution OF the Councils Will request,
light Company "hut a contract with HGv Wash.
ington gsslight company. II failure this time In
OF di igence in the mAyorNlty, the Councils will
have no need to request, for the people will In
stIuct the Mayor, or mayor what to do.
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GOLDEN SENTENCES.

GOLDEN sEsTEsCEs.
"THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO
DIVIDE THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION Is
PAsr.n
~ SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY ANY
PERSON WHO rs FREE BY THE TERMS OF
THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY ANY ACT o.
CONGRESS-"
PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
SoLRhHLY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTH FAITH
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFENr
TIE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATE;
AND THE UNION oE-THE STATES THERE
UNDER"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
IwIsH ALL MEN TO BE FREE.-ABRA.
HAM LINCOLN WaShiastoa, Oct. 10, 1904.
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DEMONSTRATIONS. shoan, the gcntlcmanly
oflceT who hrs charge Of the Tefugees aud desert-
eFs' department IN Col. lngrAhAnB Uillee, has re-
turnsdtO this city after brief trip through the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

The DRAFT.-To.day Andrew Sidney, fifth
Hub-distriot, furnished substitutsi S NJ, hAInil-
ton eleventh sub district ply steal disability and
VIM, Parker, over age.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-The train which leN
here at 1925 ran of the track at Perrymans
vile. Five or .iI were killed, and a larg,
number wounded.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

FRANCE works 400 coal mines, 800 iron mines
and 2O7 mines Of other substances,
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A STONE BATTLh.-TWo colorcd youths,
rested this afternoon by CfiseT Gram, on the
charge OF stone battling In front Of Tho Canterbury
they were taken to thJ Etatiol-house and locked
uD,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

TIE CIRcuIT. CouaT.-The regular EoVom
ber term Of the circuit court met this mofniGg
The dOeketS call was the oply business trans
acted.
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THE OBSERVANCE OF THE SABDATH.-Our
readers will perceive, by referring 10 our ommon
been taken 10 enforce the Observance OF the SAT-
bath IN Tega'd to newspAper-venders. AlaW was
passed forbiddinE the crying aloud OF newspapers
based upon q communication to the Board fr IN
Superintendent Webb, Of the Metropolitan Police,
who desires to protect the church-goins oommu'
nifty. The Superintendsnt'a respect ior the sab
bath has elected thus far, the blessings oi the
BARRIERS, bar-tendera and barksrs,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

GEAar's NEW BILLIARD uALL.-This mag
niHcCnt saIoon will be thrown open g. the public
on toe ev enins Of Thursday next, November 10 h
This hRe biliard-room 10 located In Growers The
Atre building. On this occasion the following diS.
tInguished billiard players will be present and par
tioipatei Michael Phflan, D. RavenAgh, WI hAin
GoldthwAite, aud Ed. Cahill The above gentle
men will visit Warrington to he present at the
openipg Of this saloon, and will mUht certainly
give our citizens some evidence OF their SliiI
Play to commence at ~ O'Clock.
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THE PAIR F)R TIE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHAN
EIRLs.-A charity worthy the attentiOn aud sym-
palhy OF the friends Of the fatheIiess and of all
good Christians This fair 10 being held at the Asy-
Ium, on Tenth street, between and streets,
during each day and evening OF the present week,
where the benevolent and humane V Ill receive y
hearty and courteous welcome from the espected
and kind ladies who have 90 generously under.
taken to conduct this pleasant and interesting en-
lertainment, where choice reireshmeptI and use
full articles will be disposed of,
The object 10 TO relieve the necessities Of the nu
merous orphAu girls Of st. Vineeut's orphan A1y-
lum, and TO rescue others from the impending To-
clemencies and suterings Of tho apptoa oaehing win
ter, from the many dangers that surround them, to
supply them with food and olotl 6, and to bring
them under the roof OF this hospi able home OF the
homeless, where tho will partake Of the mater.
nal and judictous care OF the ssters OF Charity Of
St Joseph, wLo have so rob y and disintefestedly
devoted themselves to this and every other form
OF charity In which they can protect the inzOCent
and relieve suffe ing humanity without regard to
nativity or creed, and which they have SO Abun-
dainty proved by their devoted attention an. ZEAL
ous lsbors In nursing the sick, wounded and dying
soldiers In our military hospitals during the pes
ent war. AFhiEsD To THE oRPHAN.
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A DANCE BROKEN UP.-A large number OF
oolored people relident near the Navy Yard ns,
ssmbled last evening at . house en- the corner OF
PsnnIyiyaniA avenue and Fourth street east,
where they participated in terpslohorsau evoiu.
tion. which were rather dilords srly In character,
PAtroImen hIIBtead 'aod Gordon arrested the
patty, and took them before Justice Handy, who
hAed fster Dixoneopper, Elizabeth nson aAd
Wesley Henson, 81 IS; James Hill, So 90; John
Bell, d y, AGd Enen Tyler, Francis Robinson,
Henry Neal, Willi,m II. Butler, Henry DSvis, Md
Stephen Holland, IS IS each.
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90 The Plantation Bittors have
cured me OF the Liver Complaint, Of which ! was
laid up prostrate, and had TO abandon my eusi'
ueIa. II. b. KIEoaLEY,
Cleveland, Ohio" |
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The Mcclellan electoral ticket in Tennessee
has bven withdrawn,
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Sc The Plantation Bitters have
cured mo OF deraRgcment OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs that hss distressed me for yeaTs.
Il acts like d charm. c. c. MOORE,
No. 2Et Broadway"
AZ Aa IN kc.. nc,
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"' Ihsve gwen the Planta:ion Dit
ters to hundre eds Of our disabled soldiers with tho
most astonishing eifeot.
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The Plantation pitteJs make the weak strong
thelalsuid brilliant, and aio exhausted naturc's
great rostoroF. SThey ara composed OF tho ecte
brsted CaIisayA Bark, WintsTgreon, SssEairss
Roots, HeIbs, &s, all preserved in perfectly pure
81. CToix Rum.
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ia this uiiy, Nov. 9th, by Rsv. WIN. Walker, nj.
LEwis Gsimts to Mrs. IuLiA TAYLoB, all Of the
Illand, washinston d. Z, 2p /.
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"s Ihave been great sufferer iIon
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. - The
Plantation Bittera have cured me.
REV. J. s. CATHRoN, RosheIter, n. Y"
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"s Thou wilt send me two bottle,l
more OF thy Plantation Bittsrs. My wife has besnl
greatly benefited by their use.
Thy Friend, Asa CURTIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
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G. W. D. ASDREEs,
sup't sollierI Home, CiaeinnAti, or
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q. lowe much to you, for voEily
believe the Plantation Btters have savol lay life.
REV. ". II. WAseoEEB, Madrid, n. Y.n
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-25
Sanitary Fair.

Many of the districts in the county
have already reported their action to the
Central Committee; those committees that
have not done so, should exert themselves
in canvassing their different localities and
make their reports with as little delay as
possible. Donors should pay their contri-
buttons promptly, in order that the differ
cnt subcommittee may be able to report
to the Central Committee. 1t is to be
hoped that nothing will be left undone, so
that the final report from Butler county
will be one worthy of the citizens and
cause. If there are any that have not
contributed. and have the means to do so,
let the same be done without delay. Ev-
cry one should assist in this good work /;
those that have abundance, should give
liberally; in short, every one should con-
tribute in proportion to his Or her ability,
as God has prospercd and blessed their la
bors. DO go'rr duty and leave the conse-
Quences with God.
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sIIIsRIEFts SALES.

ny virtue Of sundry writs Of Yendition Rxponas Alias
ID Ycnditioni Expunas and Feri Facias issued Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Butler county, and TO
directed there wllbe exposed public sale at the Court
House in the borough Of Butler on MONDAY, the 18Th
day Of June 1854 at o'clock p M the following desc
bedproperty, to wit:
All the right title interest and claim Of David Hoover
Of In and to sixtyons If land less situated
in Venango township Butler c0unty Pa bounded north
by John billiards heirs east by J. n. Purvance south
acres cleared hewsd leg house and log barn thereon
erected. Seized and taken in execution the property
OF David Hoover ct the suit Of Bishop and Gorney for
use Of j. Bredin, Adnr. Of John Graham, deceased
ALSO,
All the right, title, interest and claim Of David Hoover,
Of in and TO sixty acres land ess, situated
in Nenango township Butler county Pa bounded north
by John smms, west by land Of Jacob France 1rtyye
cleared hewed log house and log barn thereon
erected Seized and taken IN execution as the property
af David Hoover at the suit of " L. Adams, for Of
Kennedy MCally
All the right title interest and claim Of Frederick Ks-
fer Of In and to lot Of ground situated in the bUr
ough Of Zelienople Buffer county Pa bounded north by
street by street south by Mrs Zegler west by
Main street two story frame house and frame stable
thereon erected Seized and taken in execution the
property Of Frederick Knfer the suit Of Rebecca Ben
tel Adnnrx and z. Bentel Admir- of L. R. Bents decd,
ALSO
All the right title interest and claim Of Patrick Col
Inns Of in and fifty Of land less, situated
in Faryiew township Butler county Pa bounded north
by John Collins, east by Isaac Reep south by William
Campbell west By John and Charles Collins forty
cleared, log house and log barn thereon erected
Seized and taken u execution the property Of Patrick
Collins at the suit Of George W. Smith.
W. o. BRECKENRIDGE, Sh'R.
shcrifs Office, Butler May 25, 1854.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-25

our journey, suffice it to say, that through
the assistance of Col Sullivan, who speut
the evening from six to ten exclusively in
our interest, we obtained pass for Fred
ericksburg, and [ deem it privilege thus
to acknowledge our obligations to him for
his patriotic enthusiasm in the good cause.
We arrived at Bell Plain the next eve
ming Thursday at six, in the midst of a
drenching rain, and found shelter for the
night in the hold of Keel Boat in the
service of the Sanitary Commission, which
by the way is a great institution. My bed
consisted of an army blanket, spread over
a few pike poles which l found in the bot
tom of the boat, and here l slept pretty
soundly although it thundered, Eghtened
and raine1 as | seldom saw it do before.
woke up at five thenext morning to find
that the storm had not yet abated, and as
| walked out to see "the face of nature"
you may imagine my surprise, when
vast desert presented itself to my view,
and when reflected too, that this was
within twelve miles of this place, which,
Judging from present appearances, has been
fine and wealthy city, for its buildings,
(including halls, churches, and schools
are Of the finest architecture and the
grounds, although now mostly abandoned,
show evidences Of taste and cultivation.
Fredericksburg was peaceaJy enjoying
the blessings Of Civilization under the
JEFF Davis rule until last Sabbath week,
and, when / arrived here five days later,
the surrounding heights were occupied by
our forces, and the whole town was occu-
pied as hospital. 1t is, I suppose the
second city of the cold Dominion, "and yet
there don't seem to be dozen of the
Jona tide inhabitants left.
After the severe battles which occurred
last week and week before, there was, of
course, q great many wounded they
to the number Of at least 10000 were re-
moved to this place The Government
was of course, unable to attend to all their
wants and, had it not been for the efforts
Of the Sanitary Commission, many who
must have died, have been saved and very
much has been done to alleviate the sui-
lering heroes Of our army. And here let
me say to our trieu3s-and the friends
Of The Union and the soldier; that too
much praise cannot be bestowed upon this
philanthropic and patriotic organization
it is entitled to our confidence and our sup
port Could our people but see one days
operations Of this society they would not
hesitate in giving it their united co-opcra-
ton. ! have no time for detail, suffice it
tosay, thousands of woundedsoldiers here
have been saved from acg,cct and death by
their timely assistance here alone. Let
our people, therefore, renew their efforts
for grand success at the approaching
Fair, and prosperity will attend them.
r. r.
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Names Of Contributors.

The following is a list of contributors
in the borough Of Prospect, to the Santa
ry Fair.
Messrs Jonathan Clutton, Rev. iona
than Sarycr, A. w. Mccullough. James
W. Marshall, Henry Pillow, w. w. Dodds,
David Marshall, Jesse Dodds, each s.. 90.
Alex. Walker, W. c. Dodds, each So.
G. W. Kneiss, Wm. Riddle, Mrs. Kate
Waters, Mrs. Caroline Pillow, each 81, 90.
Andrew f. Spear, Abraham Shanor,
PRESLEY b. Woods, John D. Roth, ia
cob Roscbaugh, Joseph Allen, A. P. Bry-
son, Misses Annie H. Brocdon, Ada A.
Steck, Mrs. Kate w, Allen, Mrs. Angc-
lima White, Mrs. Ann Marshall. Mrs
Ann Brcedon, Mrs. S. M'Gown Mrs Ia
bitha Sullivan, Miss Eliza Dodds, Miss
Flora Dodds, Mrs. CritchIow each 81 90.
Mrs. Nancy Hcyl, Mrs. II. NPElhen-
ncy, Mrs. VI. 4. Warren, Mrs. Mary II.
Shanor, Miss Myra Adams, Mrs. Isabella
Borland, Mrs. J. .. Roth, Mrs. p Rid
die, Miss. Josephine Greer, each 80 cts.
Miss Sue f. Dodds, Mrs. Catharino
BURY, Miss Maggie Ross, Mrs. Eliza BIy-
son, Miss Mary c. Shafcr Miss Sallie
M'Donald, Miss Vine NJ Gown, each 25c
Miss Amelia Shafcr, 80 cents.
Amount subscribed to May 10, $7S,S0
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Appraisen.eRat Hist .

llE following Appraisemsnt Lists under the 4ih sec
ton OF the Act Of April Iith 1851 have been flied In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Orphans Court TO Wit
No. l, Iarch Term, 1864 Mrs Catharinc Duughcrty,
widow OF VIM B. Duughcrty late of Clearfied township.
dec d. Personal property to the amount Of sl2g50.
John VI Laughlin Admir-.
No. 2, March Term, 1864, Mrs. Agness J. Irons widow
OF HeY Andrew Irons, late Of huddycrock, township,
Francis W. Scott, Admir-.
No ie March Term, 1854 Mrs Prudence Kennedy Wild
ow Of Edward Kennedy. late Of Muddycreel township.
decd. Psrsuual property to the amount Of S25SG3.
j. 5. Kennedy Newton Kennedy. Adn'rs.
No 80, March Term. 1854. Mrs Ncrynna Houston Wild
ow of Warren f. Houston hate Of the borough OF Ifa-
risvule decd. Personal property to the amount Of
slsJ6B
OF which the creditors heirs leeaees dstrihutees and
others interested will take notice and appear at the
fur, 70 wit; on the second Monday of June next and
not later than the third day Of said term TO show cause
against the same. By the Court
May Is, 1854. WATSON }. YOUNG, Clerk.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Congress-.
Hon. THOMAS WILLIAMS, our present member Of Con-
gress, will be supported for rcnomnation, the primary
elections subject to the usage Of the Union party Of the
District.
Col JoHS NJ THoHPgoy. will be gupportedat at the prnn
ry elections, as candidate or Congress subject the
usage Of the party Of the district.
a SSesnbIy.
WILLIAM HAsLErT will be supported at the Union 70
publican primary elections, for denomination for Assem-
bly, in accordance with the established usage Of the party
IoHH II. NEGLsY will be supported at the Union Repnb
can primary elections for denomination for Assembly
In accordance with the established usage Of the party
EDrroRs AMERICAN CrrIzEv:-You win please announce
the name Of Major W S,TTa, of Lancaster township as
candatc for the Assembly subjec; to the decision Of the
Union voters. MANY CITIZENS
commissioners.
SOLOMON FLEEdER, Of Donegal township, is candidate
for Commissoner subject to the decision Of the primary
elections Of the Union Republican party.
THE Undersigned, now citizen Of ;ho borough Of
Butler but formerly Of Clay township, respectfully sub
mits his name to the Union u Butor county as
candidate Tor the Office of County Commissioner subject
TO the decision of the Republican County Convention
..-.--. ANDREW COULTER CIiRlSTY. q
Auditor.
THE undersigned respectfully submits his name to the
Union voters OF Butler county, for the office OF County
AnaItoL, LEANDER WISE, Penn tp
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-05-25
FARMER Moving Machine.

VKTE have the exclusive right for the above Mowers in
w Butler county. and have an ASSORTMENT on
hand Farmers wishing % purchase will please call and
We would advise those that intend purchasing No.ses
to prepare their Meadows in the Spring, by removing
StuInps Stones. &c.
he furnish any Machine that may be required
J. G. & WM. CAMPBELL.
Butler, March Q 1s64stf
p s. Wehaye In our possession certificates of num-
ber q persons 10 this and adjoining cnti0s that have
used the HOwTn with entire satisfaction.
We intend keeping on baud Cutters, Hay Ecvaforr
DsAls, 4e- &c. J. G. & wM. CAMPBELL.