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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
FAMILY DYE COIoRs.
RatentedF OetoIssrl9, Ie04.

Hor DyOinE sHk, WOolen aud Mixed Goods, shiHis,
seaFh, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonb0ts, Hats,
Poathors, Kid Gloves, Chi dren's Cl0thinG,
aud Al kinds Of Wearing Apparel.
ga SAVING OF so PER CENT. "a
For = cents yoa can color - many goods q would
otherwise cost I've timss that san. YaFf0uB shades
can b produced tEOra he alne dyO. The process 3
simple and any one can n8e The dyO with ,perfset
inside olSaeh pAekAga. . fiitlif t3fHafa
Ior flFihsr tnfoEmAtI0a IN DYdfng. and Giving
Perteet knowledge What eOloFs are best ad6ptS6 to
dye over others with many valuable rocoIpeS1 par.
ehAss Hove etsVol5 fT6atiSs 90 DyefRg aud Col
9fInE- Sent b. nAn % receipt of PE1ee-10 eonta.
AS IS Fs1 3 sT7Sk s5.,,,
for GAlS ~ dEusEiSts and dSGloEs FooeElIiS. c n
noEl3-lylllpB = -. :. - - -
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0RoVRn q a AIIER,e
q a aIb AX0 0II .
PREMIUM wins MACHINES.
THE OILY GOLD 1TEDAL


Ever Ayasaedto Sowing Machines n nHhois,
sTHEsR Machines we're awarded tie HisbeSt Pre-,
mtums, over al competitors, for the Bost Fam.
ny Sewing Machines, the B.St Manufacturing Ma.
STE STE ~ 81 q 81
lirst Premium. for family machine. .s., re ~
3i9s REsHLlras u "a nashib6 ,ts
vermont stats ~, iP5 n aS g iMeEk
HtEst Rpuium for family machine. -
alrst Premium for manufacturing machine.
. Iirst Premium for chine SoFk3
INT ~ IN machine sitsz iiS
{ 7i sssa 80 E9pp etaEing machine IL
$40 ~ rs WORK. So isas,g i.
I lHttst Premium t5E family machine. , -
! 5!tst IEenium toE nAnptAelnfinE machine,
mt Premium tor machine work =
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ltEHt Premium for machine work Z u NJ s.
Kentucky State Pair, - .4sE3lF l,s
Rirst RseniumifOr Machine for all purposes,
( 1lEst Premium for machine work. e a. 10
PenusyiTania State Fair.
mi Ssl9sqIa IoF 5ianufsetutiSS iaasbspS II !
M M 81 PREMIUM Tor beautiful machine work.
First Premium for iaaehihs work.
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Rlrst Premium Ior ftniiS hiaeii3s
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f1Eat Premium t0rfamilY Iaaehi6e -
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InS S6oya soRPHsss All thS-FAITS at which the
jRoNEER 4 SBAREAs AAOHIAEj 5vsrs, STbIIits5
Hs. ~: gsaElSaIl Of tlpm the leading s6EinE
AaSinLnes ere IN coqRettioRki reissEi-s = I -
~ Ine Wolk made upon the Grover Baker sevjnr
aashipe has Feesiyed the. Rlrst Pcemiun az SyeES
exhibited 10 this date ~ ~ p OSeu
Bales rooms 1r6IS Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
$500 ~! 81 $50 . MOS. MCDONALD
.-1.e1-O gu ts=its= sfasE & . Gsnsr9l Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
Cleveland, PittsburR andTbeei-
: ing RaIRoad. "a

4 ing Ran Road.
& p
ONHND AFEER MONDAY, Non iet6. isss - -, Z
~ ~ senger 1r1nstWIl1 IoEt6 BrId sipGTt Il
safiE tl1ss At Pifts &, "a s - "
eas Cleveland at $40 E u. ~ , 4aq
e. -. Accommodation Train, stopping n Al
fifUiti Statienai arrives ct PittSbGffh n Az
llooOP.M. E!pFsasTFala, arrives al pitt,,b55.5. n
szsl lEie. 4. \; and ClsEslRnd At Ss5Gs 81.
LEI Y RN1NG TRAINS. ..
Leave Cleveland At $50 A. NJ and In p n -. -
1ge at bridgeport Of 6sOSP.M- And 6:0o A. NJ - -
Leave RittlburEhl aty1s4s a NJ Gsisl III III
4 Il nd go sSah Pa E Bf54EspoE. at eco 1855
Connections are!made as EolIoyzssli
AT lttspnrEh 9Th PenagylyaniA B. b. for Har.I,s
SSI TS Baltimore, Warrington, PhiIa-
AZ U'eTetAnd with Cleveland 4 ToIed n RI for sar-
al P6tntS In tie NoSia WEI V T4tlS
+ u -idss 9etrotf steaEner9 for Detroit Jaef5ou-
IhieAgo And the NoRRH WIS., TTtS
ti7lslzs S.syeland 9 KrIe B! B. forsF;riS. Dun
tsy 5fk, Buffalo and NfagarR mia With
cleveland. Columbus &Cibcinnafi ~
SSt tSst1e, Delaware, oolumbus ana
1At Hudson with the 9. 2. 40 R. R. for cuv,bo,,
= talls' Akron, HflsrSbursh Gnd WosE
AZ Alliance viii 2; n, ". so. RI. orcsb.Sp'
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A. -, Tu1n6us and Chicago.
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with 9. Q. 9. RsR, for ZaneSTiIIe. Ne11.
ark C9lpmbu8, xsniA naytoo IS5t
Sc aPo ot9, Giro -. a ,Lonis7ifls,
p d - e. Loutg, st. Joseph md all Toi1t33
= Rtst and South West =, q F1--''s
4 61eufSien Tickets to PfttsbuTgh and return q m
any other route. --N%- quicker than
Through Tickets to All points In the VS.. ,,o,,h
ast S9n he procured At the once p62iSf a.
AEent at Bridgeport Station. ~ - i.sss f1sH1ss
freight eontr1ets Eill be made at lowest ratSI 10
70 the East, North, west aud
Hess e Lnre HouSe, orUith 1t. Agent a BridCSs
iP99tt stAt1on. WI. n.TERRY, ARent
Wheeling. Va -
D.. B. WILLIAAIE,A ESnt - b
in. MCCULLOUGH, President
RtR MYERS, Gent TfekUt lEst- EiIsrc, ov1s !,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
bailg catalogues vi u.


eoLDEAR8 BIuEH.
MS q little drummer,
The story I shall tell,
o. hOV b marched % battle,
Aud All thai there bSlal-
Out The Vet With Ly1u,
(FOr once the name y - traSh
Por whom fh0 little drummer beat
Hts Taf-tdEtOo
n.
Oar amy rose II midn Eht,
Tea th0aSand men e ona,
Each singing on his knapaSek,
And matching up his gun.
~Fo1lCaTd" and "a they started.
AZ an good soldiers do,
When th6littlS drummer beats Tor thea
The rat-tat to.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

Aero6a = FolHnR country,
WhSro the mist b0EBn to Tisss
RaSt many . blAekO1e4 6Fn bOuSos
I'M the sun Was in the HkioE
Then ne met tie rebel piekEtI,
Who GkiEDtRhOd and Wtth4rSWS
WhElS the little dFamnSr heat Gnd bat
Tha nat tafkoo,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
] % EsY0UNG7 HEN

Mhe have injured themselves By . certain pBaetS..
tndulged In When alone, = habit iSSS
;ateNlla s51lpanolGpor NJ school, tie slfsefS 81
SIse9 sts felt even when aSlsep and n MOI
both mind and body, 6hOuId a1pIV fraIls.5J.SSj
s s.nt pity thae Joung man, the hope q hid
eonnlIy.' ne darling fOf hlS SplEsats, Sh61i5 %
tAtSned IRON I'll prospects and eloymontl q ma
~ The eon5e9 q dGViAiinE nom ne pSff n
AZURE and tndulst In certain SeerUr habir sTsI
Persons MUsI, belor6 eontemplatin1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
1 LrL

Ths right, the leu, the eSatro-
The Eight WAS everywhere;
They puGhed ~ hOTO-Ws WATered,
We drove and broke them there.
The graybaeks AxO1 their bayonOts,
And charged the coats Of blue,
But still the little drummer beat =
HIS Tat-tafEOo5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

Where Is our little drummtrE"
His dearest comrades say.
When the dreadful light L over,
And the smoke Il cleared away.
A ths rebel corps vas scattering
He urged them 70 pursue,
Fer furiOuHly he beat and beat
The HGt.tattoo'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

His e0mEadss dropped around him
By 6yG And tens they fell,
Bone ptGTeOd BY minnie bullets
e5mS torn by shot and shell:
They played against cur cannon,
And . eAiG8on'B splinter asB;
Bat stu the little drummer beat
His Tat-tattoog
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
MARRIAGE

ksneet that sound mind apd body are the mot
eeeess1ly requiGtss 70 promote eonnubiSi hSppi.
~ IndeeSi without thee the jo1Ensy tfiroilah
u iS EeAEy pgrim4gs; Ehs prospect has
y 3afkens 70 theIteW; the mind becomes shSdoSSed
Win despair and hled With the HslaneioIyl TefISe
Win 81 ONE ne o. another becomes pghted
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

He stood no more among them,
For bullet aS It sped s5-r
Had glanced and struck his AnkIa,
And stretched him with the dead 1
He eT1Wled behind . cannon,
And pale, aud paler grew;
But Btill the little dFummsr beat
His Tat.tattOo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

It YES = sight % zee then,
That early autumn day,
Oar soldiers In their blue eoats,
And the rebel ranks In gEAS,
Th8 GmohS that rolled between them
ThO tails that EhIslIed through,
And the little drummer ~ he bat
HtI raE-kGt-toO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

He stood among his eomrAdts,
A thSy quickly Turned thS line,
And VhG1 they "a sd thalF uaGkBGI
He WATCHED the barrels Ohi1Sl
Wben the Vollsy Tang he GtartSa,
For var 70 him WA8HsW;
But stu tie IiEtl8 dFanmaF bat
Hh rGt-GIt to1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

Alag tie UOods bOlloSs
ms HE q battlS ran
Our centre poured = Volieys
And the light II OBeS began;
For the FebSlS answered sboatlnE,
And . GhoWsr Of ballOtS dew
Bat still thS httIS drummeF beat
HisIGt EattS0.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

They bore him to the surgeon,
A busy man vas he:
a dtummaE boy-What RIll hlmI"
ht9 comrades answered, HSSSI"
Aothey took him nom the HtrOtehor,
Aheayy bro tn he drew,
ana MS little fingers BtroVO 70 beat
The T0kEatEO0f ;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

V-eak1ISm
CONNOLLY. FORD q co., q
.-sso 'lrAu1AGEUREns OF 10, L as,ii son
Illuminating Carbon Oil,
X b h NJ z OIL n, ~ s,e 1913. !
4 Also very = t'''s'
il suPEA1OR LUBRIOATING OIL.
sdeeSasfally In aSS lor5cArs sr1f3@ -
Sptndles and other machinery.
TsS And MSEEs corner Of 6th aud Ltndsay
1000 go6 q. CASTOR AND SWIFT on. 9 tos
T. tit loo = Essence JaEnaieS GtnRtr t'SsfTT-f
1O0O Ink, OF. %. o. pts 4 atasi Il;
Po-.,I. g oarn nine 1 Ink, &4GE. so ~.
se9o LAueHENs BusdT1ELD. q
10 I sSIa g Pa CENT. ALCOHOL,
aoiss Pure L4nSSed OIL - "a !
~ sPirttl EPrpentihs. ig- 1il, - -iltl
.Ies99 90. L.4GeAIINs 6 ButsfAY1iEfrDs.
IL DBLs SPANISH WHITING. : = -
~ i99S d. Patty u RIAda6fs, y s3ssa
- SS00 ., Venetian Red So sss1 - tslstzf-
LEGO 8 Yellow 0ehre, ats { svas:ssa s.s5,,
Wv y. = tA Age aLENs 4 pUsHlIBAD's
5000 LIS. iooNKIIEs PUN RHIiFfE
S lls 3 sSltlroEs White Lead, % ,,-s
~ J. E1tt4burgh White Lad,
49, = : saLA Q9lILIns &BUsHETKED'Rs
26 8IIsLS. CARBON on WHTFF. Es1IETz
~ ~ oSIs. 5Anners or BANK, aia 10 raI'
sae.ASSUV Glue Tor Cabinet uSe ~ /
ts9-S 1AuGHLINs B6SHPIRLb
l000 LBS BE6E yTFSi6f. -
y, - - "a a1tEast LoSWoOd, OF
5stse22 - -LAgdRILSs j 1tstiidS r il5i
1900 Lbs. PEPPERs sifteS7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
2 llNAl-llIl- 0Llu-EIEUENG6g
WHEEITNH w "

ehSekoLIuLLY Inform the aIasI Nsrehant.
y that they natluiletdfS BiS 1f55{ a 81
OF IN de6ofipfIonl ~ I5Ss9ts SitSt
pE1eeN. FATtte1llt Intention II eaiied 70 ~
1t5s1as1t % Safs Lamps and ChimnsSG sidjf6 in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
q e 8 DR.. . JOHNSTON.l

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. London
SfsqIsts from one Of themos EMINENT CoiIsSSS IN
" &Q TIE gEsater who's ne
pnlos e1ds elsewhere, effected ZONE 81
the moet Astonishing cures that we're aver knoTn:
wien Aslsep, great sneryoaEneI ,beifiTr SISy1.i
sudden so1ndS, bashf1lnsS with frequent binshinE.
nasa With deEang % mIh6 IEefS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
Canada BarIey,

fftANA9lA hA1SLRHs tor SD, for. sSlS n
" SAo: w HllIfHhs
a8s - fssLa5t Ae ~ iIFkSSiinf Bro,SS 80
4 7'ftsb,asfI So tiiaWH yie1 gRfa 50
: Wai smossd 81 s1s5s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

The ball had spent Its fury;
A scratch the surgeon said,
A. he wound the snowy bandGEO
Which the lint was staining FSdR
I must leave you now old fellow"
take me back with you,
Tor know the men are missing me.
And the TGt,tIt.tOof"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

~ have ut I 5lIll65tI
- ~ . e1d ptlit
= 4Fq psosa III = - Il,
Ia .,ss.4 sz,' e ,s3s lst Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. -.
3ns nAny thots cared At asa
yefaT sAE. qpj the lsr1as 4iSpotflSf 49,
nei5Sd u a. 70
- 9tner PepfrPs notices II witch have %.
gAln MD Aealn betof6 fhe p1bIle bsSid6S
ll5 a q hohtle -
eirfR IlidEd 3. Y - 80 d
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
DISEASE or INPRUnFNCp. 3

~ = tS1do1a bpF1 = sssr I
- ESss, e heath, e The care of many
name OF Character, Yho cory ~ johS-
s.ons sdIertisement1, or ityis thGfaSefyes IA ~
n eiaElyl 4dneatSdi PhyGieIans hlcl-
y tl tAAlng tnelf hlthy and ton0ds
% - = !S 8 ne smallest zee can bS tobtlInSd I'D
n s.pllt, ieaHe you with ruined nRalfH IL GfSb
Over EfSr pan galtngyd i{Rppointin Ei5s ~.
neeton e the only PhydeIan aaYerti-InS
MS eFede1tlalG6F dIpl6nat alSdy5 RAJ Z I5 III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

AaEEisa .fersons or Young Men eontAnpl.tipr
defermitf speedily y = 4. Ss
- Ene place. htmEelf under tie care o. DR.
~ W. ssO1siy eonhde IN his honor e Eentiema5
and confidently rely upou. hflR Mi - = 5fs"iEIs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01

! 'reisdies u tS iss a.. z1,5 :, an
t!nn life intho Ereltslot.
P.s q knEeps The hrst IN The country and 0Iaors
e ltne Void, -. u -. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-01
TAKE PART1oHfIliAR No &.

Dr.9 !addres5es an thG86 Who hVs fpifirsd r.
it,, which ruin both BODY and mind. unf,ttI1 ~
'eE ether hhSsS study aoofst Cr I16rIfGfse =
5As5 aye some q the sd aid MELANCHOLY sneetl
PFtoS9Gse. ~ e4fiy habits u youth,VfE: WsaknsS5
" Shs bASk AND L4nbs, Palma In GhA Head DiE5nSSI
9tslght Loss Of MubculAf Power PaipitGtion oF IN
ment Of the Digestive PnnctionS f,ensSSI H1bTIJ$
sy1e4Ptoms OF oo1shmptou, 40 sd
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-21
Court Proceedings.

Although Court lasted dll Saturday
evening of hast week and was very yigj
lent, still there were only three cases tri
ed, which were as follows:
COMMON rLEAs.
Samuel NJ Counell vs.. Richard Doncas,
ter, ct, al. Summons in Debt Verdict
for Plaintiff for S3l2, 2,47.
Lydia M'Lure vs.. Shultz and wife
Summons in Ejectment. Judgment for
Plaintiff for land as described in writ
George Reiber VS.. Bobecca Meehan.-
Ejectment for twenty-one acres Of land
After the parties had gone through with
the evidence in this case, they agreed
supon terms OF settlement, by which
the Plaintiff was substantially sustained.
Judgment being entered in his favor loI
the land claimed.
There was quite an amount Of other
business transacted, most of which was
of minor importance, An equity case,
however Borough Of Butler VS.. Butler
County which was proceeding in equi-
ty to restrain the Commissioners in be-
half Of the county to dispose Of the Com
mon, South of the borough, created some
interest. 1t was argued at length, but is
not yet decided by the court
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-21
ArrivaIand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The mailft5m Bucr % INST Sandy hy way Of Holy
okc Doultcrsyille, Auqndsic, MUriusvie and Clinton
Vile 3j miles; leaves Bu,ler Monday and Friday Of
cHch week. ri o'clock. o. M. returns Tuesday and
saturday Of each week ct ucIg.k, pm
Iar mail from Butler 10 Salem Cross Roads, by way of
-aNon'rg SarvrIsy jlc FreyVsrt Slearer~ Cu. Roads
NrIau-uln's store and Oakland Gross Roads 80 miles;
leave. utGr on Tuesday aud saturday Of each week. at
5ocnCH, e. m; returns FrilHy and Monday CT each
week, Ht o'clock p. in.
The nail from Butler to New Castle, by way Of Mount
JhesuUt Prospect pnreTsyillc and Princeton, p niles
lenyr. Euior Monday and Thursday Of each week, nj
o'clock o. returns Tuesday and Friday Of each
wcUll af O'Clock. r. IN.
The m from Butler to LHwrcncchurc by way of North
Oakland Bornharts Mills Baldwin and llruin 25 miles,
lc1v- Butler Monday and Friday Of each week, az o
O'Clock, a, returns oh Tuesday and saturday Of each
week, at o'clock, p. IN.
The mali from Butler 70 New Brighton by way Of Pc
terhurg. Break Neck and Zenaple % miles; with two
additional trips between Break Neck and Zclien0pr lows
Butler on Wednesday Of each w1ck. at o'clock
urns on Thursday Of each week, at O'Clock, p IN.
The mail from Butler 10 Ptt-bmg by way Of Glade
NILS Nakerst0wn Tally Cavy. Etna, Dcqucsnc and Ail-
ghcrE City - miles leaves Butler every morning, uNnep
Sunday, al O'clock arrives at Butler from Pitts
,urEh by the same route every ~ Sunday excepted at
o'clock p. m.
The mail from Butler Mercer by way or NcCandlcs7,
Bruwniugtnn SiUpyryRocl North Liberty, Luudrn and
Balm, y miles leaves Eutler every dav, Sunday esrcp-
ted, at o'clock p returns by the route, every
day sunday excepted; arriving IN Butcr az o'clock in
the morning.
The mail from Butler to Indiana by way Of Cn-Ies-
vile, Wurhugtnn, kittanujnE -EllcTt1n and Shclgctl
IS miles; leaves Butler Monday and Thursday Of each
week, nt o'clock returns Tuesday and Friday Of
each week, OF o'clock p m.
The mail from Butler to Boy'lStown C miles leaves
Boydstown on Friday morning Of each week arrives at
Butler IN the forenoon departs for RavdStnwn day
after the arrival Of The mail from Pittsburgh.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-21
Law Of NcMsEgapers.

b We publish the following fr the bene,
fit of those Of our readers who may not
be posted in regard to the Law Of News,
papers.
1st. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary, are consid-
cred as wishing to continue their sub
scriptions.
"a. If subscribers order the discontin-
uance of their papers, the publishers may
continue to send them till all that is due
is paid.
3D. If subscribers neglect to take their
papers from the Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till
they have settled their bill and ordered
their papers DISCONTINUED
4th. If subscribers move to other pla-
ces without informing the publisher, and
the paper is sent to the former direc-
..yn, they are held responsible
9TH. Refusing to take a paper from the
office or removing and leaving il mclil-
Ell for is prima fs.e evidence of iuien-
tlonai fraud
9th. a postmaster ueglccJiug toinionn
the publisher when a paper is not taken
from the Office, makes himself liable for
the subscription price.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-21
Lecture.

Rev. Lieut., Pettinger win deliver a
lecture in the Court House, in Butler,
Dec. n, at 7 o'clock, p. m. Lieut.. Pet
finger was one of twenty-five who volun-
teered to 90 into the heart OF the South
ern Confederacy, to burn the Railroad
bridges from Chattanooga to Atlanta
Although it proved a failure, yet it so
nearly proved success, that it caused the
whole Confederacy to tremble. Most of
the adventurers were hung. The survi-
vors had been privatos and were voted a
medal, and hundred dollars in gold and
were promoted to lst Lieutenant in the
regular Army by Congress. Lieut. Pet
finger was fourteen months prisoner, and
perhaps endured as many hardships as any
man living He has lectured with great
acceptability in New York, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, and other large cities. Ad-
mission 25 cents. Children under twelve,
Is cents.
We understand that Lieut. Pittinger
lectures almost continually, and that he
appropriates but one ffth of the proceeds
to his OWE personal benefit, and scrupu-
lously devotes the remaining four filths to
patriotic and religious purposes.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-21

'Let it be distinctly understood by the
people, that their only surety of fair
proportion Of the burdens of the draft,
lies in the proper correction ofthese lists.
Every name improperly left upon the
lists swells disproportionately the quota.
1t is the duty, therefore, of each good
citizen to bring before the Board, every
man who, by reason of orer age, perma-
neat physical disability, or hro gears
service, shall be entitled to have his name
stricken from the lists; and, also, to fur
nish to the Board satisfactory evidence
in cases of death, removal, &C."
The greater the number of competent
men there are in these lists, the less like
iihood there is Of any particular one Of
them being drawn; therefore, each citi-
zen owes it to himself to see that the
name Of every man in his sub district
who i. properly liable to draft, shall be
on the list
The Board is directed to recommend
to the several suo-districts, the propriety
Of appointing committees to examine into
all cases requiring action, and bring the
parties concerned, or the evidence Of their
death or removal, before the Board
AN opportunity is now offered to all
sub-dishics of correcting completely
their enrolment lists. 1t must be done
and lei IL be distinctly understood that,
should another draft be subsequently or
dored. no notice whatever will be taken
Of complaints Of committees that their
enrolmcnt lists are erroneous; nor will
any suspension of draft or alteration in
the quotas be granted on that plea.
1T is the duty of the Board to add to
the lists the names of all men who shall
have arrived at the legal age, or who may
have removed into the district, and to
strike thereirom the names Of all men
not properly enrolled on account of.
dliCHd-t - hVH-lC9ltVHNC g. uNOl "SC
!. permanent physical disability, Of such
a degree as to render the person not a
proper subject for enrolment under the
law and regulalons 9TH having served
in the military or naval service two years
during the present war, and been honor
ably discharged. The person claiming
to have his name stricken from the lists
on any Of the above grounds, must pre-
sent himself in person, or furnish such
legal evidence Of his disqualification and
inability to attend in person as shall salts
fy the Board"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-21

ARMS LOST IN BATrLE.-That raw
soldier, in the excitement and agitition OF
battle may fail to discharge his gun, and
and put charge upon charge until it is
loaded to bursting, Is probable enough.
But the extent to which this sort of blum
dcring proceeds is greater than most per,
sons would suppose. In the annual re-
port Of the Chief of the Bureau of Ordi-
nance Of the Navy Department, it is sta
ted
On the field of G gettysburg there were
26,574 guns picked up, and of these 2l,
600 were found to be loaded and half of
them were double loaded One fourth had
from three to ten loads in and many had
five OF six ball to one charge Of powder.
In some cases the powder was above the
ball, in others the cartridges were not
broken at the end while in one musket
twenty-three balls, siXty-two bucksho
and quantity of powder were allsmixed
up together
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-21
Correction of the Enrolment
i'm the 33d District.

BY a recent order, the Commissioner
and Surgeon, of the 23d District are
directed to go to Butler and Kittanning
for the purpose of purgiug aud correc-
ting the enrolment lists of Butler and
Armstrong counties. In pursuance of
this order, those officers will be in Butler
from Tuesday, the 3D., to Friday, the 9th
of January, and in Kittanning, from
Monday, the 9th, to Thursday, the 18th.
All good citizens will be called upon
to aid these officers in the discharge Of
their duties, by giving information bear
ing upon this important subject. The
order says;
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-21
co. The card ofDr. Frerkensteip wi

k2g- The card of DIR. Freckenstein will
be found in our paper this week. We
are informed, on what we consider good
authority, that the Dir. has come here on
the invitation of some friends-that he is
both thorough gentleman and Physi-
elan. He brings with him a Diploma
from a medical institution in New York,
and is therefore entitled to the confidence
Of the community.