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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17
From NEWTON BROWN. ID. d. Editor

From j NEWTON BROWN D. ID. Editor Of
the Encyclopedia OF Religious knowied9e.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general. through distrust OF
Observation-Disclosures effects: vet know Of no sui
fcicnt reason whr man NAV not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple prcph ration, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit Of others.
| 10 this the more readily in regard 10 Hoof
lands German Btters, prepared by Dr. C.. NJ.
Jackson. Of this city, because | was preiudiced
against them for many years. underline impression
that they were chiefly an alcoholic MIXTURE. Ian
Indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq
for the removal ofthis prejudice by proper tests
and for encourageme to try them, when suffer
ing from great and long continued debility. The
use ofthree bottles of,hesc Btters, at the begin
ming ofihe present wear, was followed BY evident
relief, and restoration to n degree IF bodily and
mental vioor which had not felt for six months
before. andhad almost despaired of rcgainng.
therefore thank God anu my friend for directin
me to the use OF them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17

when yonng girl.. as pretty az Young
American gals often are. brushed past me,
and past her faded and at,enpated mother,
who sat at the receipt of cash. evidently
going to school; for she had a book aud a
porcelain slate in her hand. Fhe parrot
cried out briskly. Maggie. have you got
your Geography" She replied. Eyes. l
have" and went her way. The feminine
cashier assured me that the parrot knew
the meaning Of all she said, and all that
was said to her. TIL" proprietress believ-
ell in her rational powers as fully as the
negroes believe in those Of the monkey -
Il only wish" sail she. "that she w uld
not say so many things that are not pref
to-"
Shonld the age of the parrot be correct.
" estimated BY naturalists. this same bird
NAV live to celebrate doz'n more Presi-
Dental elections; or perhaps the Inaugural
ton of an elective monarchy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17
RE " ENI BIER.
READ wRo SAYS 500

From The Rcp. Leri C.. Beck. Pastor offbe Baptist
Church, Pemberion. ". J. formerly ofthe North
Baptist Church. Philadelphia.
have known TfOohands German Bitters IA
vorably for number Of years. have used them
in nv own Camily. and have been 30 plersed with
their effects that waSinduced to commend the
to many others. and know that they have operated
in a strikingly beneficial manner. | take great
pleasure ia thus publicly procliiming this fact. and
calling the attention OF those afflicted with the
diseases for which they are recommended 10 these
Bittcrs, knowing from experience that recon-
incubation will he sustained. do this ohecrfnly
rs Iioofand's Bitter is intended To benefit the az
hicted, and is ''not 81 rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17
ARomancs for Young Ladies.

To those romantic misses who turn a
deaf ear to the councils of their elders.
preferring rather to tempt the hardships Of
love in cottage than to have q suitable
husband selected for them. there is an aw-
ful warning in the following story of
wELTHY MArILpY; OR, THE FATHERS RUSS.
CHAPTER I.
metildy was welthy, sbee was ann only
dorter. her farther rolled in mis- kerri' ge.
and soled shoose fnr Twin. att holesell.
he lived on the bak ba, mere beckon stre,e.
inn thee sitty Of hosting, Il his nete bill
was tremenjuice!
CHAPTER II.
jaikobb jinkersun loved metildy!
aforesed. iaik was poorl inn lacked. bee
wos so poore hes kooaen, stan a draught
for three hundred thowsend more! hee
head know dosh! know spoons, knot
much! metildy luved jaik Transferable
"Such is liie!' s-u
CHAPTER III.
Metildy's farther sed shee shooI marry
6tzklarence 6tzspoodle. how hard! as
shee di>gustic hymn eckstreamly. she
koodent tollyrait hymn bkos bee
ADDITIONALLY skwintedl that's soc.
CHAPTER w.
Things Citing kornsidgerably twisted
mp.
CHAPTER v.
jaik eloaped with metildyl tina was
marridl metildy d. her husband wreturn-
ed 2 hosting. tina begged metildy's farther
2 forgive & forgit! bee reefewsed! bee
will never forget '-7'e -
eye jest past 2 poorer folks. tina was
very see day! it was metildy Il metildy's
husbandti tina was lonkin fur wurk.
tina dident find il. metildy mite hayve
marril 6tzklarence fitzpewdel! ann hev
lived inn psllashall stile, and also mite
hev perewsed thee I'd wurld! Such is
life." $50 .star
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17

tt REFERENCES. &. 1893
Hon. S. Harvey, Ex-Treasurerof State, Hon.
A. II. Conner, Postmaster, Vim. r. Nofinger,
Cashier First ational Bank, E. H. Barry, Grand
Secretary I. o. o. F., indianapolis, Indiana.
Hon. VI. c. Culver, Culver Station, Ind.
Newcomb s, darlington, Attorneys ut Law, ].
M. fiiford, Preside Journal Company, Asher 4
Adams. Publishers, Indianapolis, Indiana.
ID. E. Williamson. ESQ.,, Attorney at Law.
Greencastle. II B, Pritchard, Esq, yoncsvilie. p
Dr. T. A. Borton, Rev. Austin Fuller, N. 8
Woodward. ]. Mattingly, Plymouth
ianl4-nllrl st Bff ~ Efll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17
y. VI IN u n ~ Il NDs
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia

From Reu Warren Randolph, Pastor of Boptis
Church, Germa nto,rn, Penn.
On. C. NJ. JacKsoN:--Dear Sir:--Personal OK
perience enables me to saw that regard the Ger
man Bitters prepared by you a most excellent
medicine. In case of severe cold and general de-
bilitv have been greatly benefited by the use Of
the Bitters. ar doubt not they will produce SINH
lar effect on u.hers. Yours truly.
WARREN RANDOLPH,
Garmantavn Pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17

The fashionable colors Of the season are
red and yellow. -. Z, ~ - =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17
~ !" ION DhO" N
Philad'a June % 1851.
Letter from the Rer. JOSEPH RI. KENNARL
Pa stnr nfihn TenM Ranfisf Church

Letter from the Rep. JOSEPH N. KENNARD.
Pastor ofthe Tenth BaDtist Church.
On. JAcKsoN-DEAR SIR:--I havebee frequent
lv requested to connect NV name with commenda
tons Of different kinds OF Medicines. but, regard
ing the practice out of nv appropriate sphere,
have in allcases declined; but with clear proc,
in variou, instances. and particularly in my own
family. of the usefulness of DIR. Hoohsnd's Ger
ma, Bitters, I depart for once from my usual
course express nv full conviction that for gen.
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint. it is safe and valuable preparation.
In some cases it NAV fail; but usually, doubt not,
it will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above cause.
Yours, rery respectfully,
J. II. KENNARD.
EIGHTH below COafes Street Philadelnbia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17

From Rrr.J " Turner, Pastor Of Heddtng NJ. E.
Church, Philada.
DR.. Jackson. Dear Sir---TTaving used your Ger
man Bitters in my family frequently am prepared
to say thatit has been Of great service. believe
that i'm most gene ra debility the system
it is the safest and most valuable remedy of which
have any knowledge.
Yours respectfully,
]. III. TURNER
No. 726 N. Nineteenth Street.
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A sssv1tatsou vss rsssvs1 frs the TAmy,any e1ep,v
AZ oewmbisr Ordss 70 stSsaa u the wi1~sm, Hn III
SsSrsH o. July 81 sss r T., u csmneuey.s o<Nsioss
isSspssisaox
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0fFRs or CoarrE l. IA N ras : ksEscy.

IExAnIkY, xrASTxkNr.@l-
0fFHx or CoarrE : kpEscy.
Ws-a.H0ros, ia v +, tsAs.
The Examiner, IN bis resrs OF the cosoittH The
Ma isuai Bah u -. slslIs thsi ..ne auas cast m.
sad 70 have argin.ted s.aoe sssaPs rs.ulei IA
cnrcks Of wsk..t eesss~ upwn rsssocows cf the
cu--oilrrs ta-te ~ u tzk,ns cpecks.' :. = \. s,s4.s
,InH ~ as,neftnt a~- tud dsngefoos v ne
sticssidsrs the tsck. q II IS very 'essi6nshit
whether any pry meu thus made by iks asrk " Nd "
rcssr ied AZ Y ~ one b. tue cosr.soi is~,.
Suseu4 MAJ Pc Or iY arssps NAY hs ,tAs cesi-ld or
natce 100 inst txslsipsr Imports In hrs csb'oH
rs sksssdsg thirteen pei COR d
paid up csp:ai stock bark. ATE 4 spI.ss
thu, may ris have Initiated TIA prart'ce. 7.
not bit regard t frsusht With pet Ia Tho bars
sc that ,d Setter be disren ined eva A.
sk " tncDs sdos 70 yaiuabls = customers
II. NeDUiIuCa, Comptroller u she cnrr.ney
Too following ruts las slso psen made by Tue -omp-
trcIler-
Under the az Anouat due tsis bank svstisbs 10
circulating notes. snud Or iucudrn the bsisnce
duo ~ The that nave been siscfec
and redssupou tor te bank u oitiss
uatned shIr,y ono, and noue other.
Also tbo folssssnH;--
No bonds shall DO reported dep ,s,ted with the
Gn,tsd Sars H. secure CT notes uuth
acknowledgement ~ the receipt ot tee ms bon
reviewed from ihs Treasurer such bonds virtually
on nspd. ond should be so reported
Tue following table shows the cotton crop u the Uutsd
IN the year 1860 with TIM lumber Of planted
and The poap raised per acre.
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Concession to have been granted to the
dom ank Of Mexico ard South America by the govern
met Of the United States Of Colombia formerly New
Granada and sanctioned By Congress- OF which the ol
lowing are the heads
Exclusive right 10 Issue notes 70 be received through
out tue Union In all inent transactions and pay
nent q customs duties and taxes, the money.
The bauk TO have custody OF gil national funds and the
right 10 establish branches throughout all the states Of
tne Union Inclusive OF Panama. with the above privi
irgss These privileges are conc.ded FOR period Of
twenty-five years, and the bank Is 10 SIS the govern
considered q neuliai establishment.
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4 Rebel General Ard q Secesh Sym.
= padhtxer.

from the Philade lpha north Arnerican1
gcutlemsu Just arrived H,gerstowr furnished
reporter with item going TO show the sura and
temper the invading rebels. When the rebel horde
appeared 10 front Of Hagcrsiown one OF It's priHcipa
citizens underto measure 10 which be locked for the
preservation o. his property He EARNED about hun
dred acres OF land his barns full q grain, his
pastures dotted with sheep and cattle, and forty
weil fed swine gathered In the Of his
cribs He cmphaiicsly man OF piefSy and of sub
lines with damask linen napkin affixed ms walking
The rss rebe solder he encountered hs requested
70 chow him 10 the commanding officer. lie was passed
under guard 10 tho object cf hts search.
ssGenera' ssidsbe, II am warm sy mpni hiZer with
the SOUTH heartily wish success 10 tns Invasion and
your forces Ny object 10 seeking you out u 20 ask
7ation will mako my h0uee your headquarters during
ss here 40. Gnsss rp' Win aa
additions, with long rov Of nayricks In the back.
You symra,hiss with the south, did you ssys. que.
overy earnestly. sir, and always have done;so.o
ms rebel general peckoned TO sergeant who stood
take him Into tho ranks"
mute win horror. he coaidn, see ~ 10 ,ns, light he
stam1ersd out at last "0n, didn't that, General.
don't want 20 fight. want 70 entertain you and your
stat whc you romsin here and 20 show you that am
your fr,cnd.p
the rebel general contempt uously informed him that
had claimed 10 syapashlss wh 1sm and hsy Int ended
themselves Of his good will string or axons
wAe Al once roiHd oas driven 70 The pro-
everything The rebels carried of Ill his cattle. sbce
hoss and smaller live stock, removed all his bay and
horses were turned Into his grow Ing oats, and his
for fodder for tho STOCK while the march.
TIE sympaihIxer detained until all was DONE ana
was then released with thanks for the sympathy he had
manifested. Many like him 10 Maryland are now rcappg
the fruits OF their sympathy. When men VIII take the
suckers out OF their pumps 70 prevent Union soldiers
from drinking the water their synpatby with The south
deserves such recognition that given 70 the friend
Of the rebel cause above referred TO- whe came 70 sre AZ
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rsiterous Insoience Sharply Repri.

Ero1SoT0u0 ln0OLuco Sharply ReUr1.
lowing c0rrrsp ndrnce which IL states has taken the
liberty Of doing without having frst obtained Governor
brxmlettes permission:
LOUISVILLE, June %, 1864.
DnAa Sa-Y0ur Old friend Woiford has been arrested
and Is TO-DAY in the hands 0! traitors 10 constitution
He v your bosom friend and political friend. You are
The Governor II Kentucky and ought 10 see thlf no c
zen 1 imposed upon ~ aoy power on ca To- The o m
munity. knowing the intimacy that exists between you
and Colonel wolford. 70 NC 10 you auxiousy, and
every one says, "what viii Governor Bramiete do 20
One man remarked 70 day that you would submit like q
whipped dog, you did the enlistment.
Aaohsr ons said Il your or now gored another said
Semc people think yoa had him arrested, and others,
having more charity for YOU. don't think so.
Bayoneis elected you last summer and bavonets will
now Keep your mouth smut II you opcn -that Is the
rebellion beng universal euro for al diseases all
bnsh. How you going 20 put down the abolition
marty you not allowed to speak, lou are IN tho
vortex, and will be swallowed Nd. You viii endorse the
500 BreknrdRe has become traitor 10 tho constiu.
trn o ba athers and siuce he has used up Won win
fall In also. Yours, W. j. BENrLT.
CossoSwsALTH KrSrrcyy, I
vxrccrvx nEpAKrY mi, FRssFToRr, june 20, 1884. !
SR-Your insolent letter of yesterday (2sth) to
hand this morning. learned when boy at scaoo 70
Let dogs delight 10 nark and bite,
For God bath made them
aud must cordially do extend you the benefit. Of the
Lesson for whether dog puppy tho ms nct is tho
ssme But, you manifest decided symptoms OF
reasonable rabies your master (jen. Bayisi ex-
grow you to a full sized DO he should keep
Leaf the dog slayer should pass your way on his beat
TIC. r. BRAMLErfE.
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Honrd OF Council nae N.

OPTICAL.
STATED SESSION. THURSDAY. June 20, 1854.
The beard me, pursuan, to adjournment their cham
Plsssnianss HAYES Esq. President in the chair and
o%neim.a Ke.r.n Brophy, H.s-r,y. Webster gsrsr.
dyks Jacques, schaefsr. Cook, Brandon Brce. risssd
Tue nnuie; the meeting. held June 90 IS we're
read and approved. .,,x,ox.
Petion Of owners ess.cs and residents In Oliver street
between Chatham square aud Madison street. 10 have street
Which wa. referred to the Committee on streets.
- GssoLrrioSa
EssSvea ssh, OF The "ordiuanee to provide
or 81 -. Az ae,s!oore sssed = the au
sI, Z: . ss,": .s.sa.s
o, Sss !. 70, Il. , as, "a,
% S.S Of Ct int s' s .ss Vi" q S:'
Si:;: s, Ami lie ,psiss,sa ~ mao:
s ;s s''ssss = 4: .ss
s,s p g. xsss S ;:sss
\ :'ss $
The Of woand received While
is 3 - :i
% ~ e. : ss s 81 sas
and aowea on the ggots q the c q New Ysyt under
S..l SsssSsr " ls's% = '''''o' v" ''"eo ''''''
which vac l.ia ever.
Resolved. That perniasion be and the same hereby
essi eerssrS Brosd~sy and Gsss street isr ne ale Of
fruit Ac said perrnssIcn remain ouy during the plea
surs Of the Common Counos. 8t -
Whe, Adopted
Reso.vsd That permiss be and 10 hereby given 10
Lsorod hensr 70 exhibit trunk Ia front OF
rrenis.s 90 Bowery TIE 70 remain during the pleas
Which as adnptsd-
NJ ths fRgyDksr- #... .-Nf
EssovsS That mission be and the l. hsrsby civ
mreion n Tryos rev Chatham street the zane ts re-
hsn en'y dstnE the pleasure Of the Commos ceussi
Which adopted
RsssIve That Ssreet Com ssIsnsr aad here
.Ssrss. Noiioii street between Delaney ssd Brosms
'wtT,ss vas sdsvssd By ths fsliswsus voss,--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kesssn, Drsphy, Harsrty,
Haver webster HeGsraan Ryan, 0ross hspper, Roster
av sst HeOrah, opdyke Jsaues schasfer Ceos, bran
Rss,lved That The vacant iets Hos q ssd a wed sls.
sk arrest between Ninth and broadway, be al "a
vs. psssrs1 70 he ccrnisss On SuS;is isslss
x Ss,psrssos = 1s Guy q New Ys,a 70 xssrs
rs ssuS ssS NAN dsas. ss susnIshsa sAs cs.aisss
% nssss Affairs he sseaop Of lAa rscspan q ~
vsfsus vsusssss r,sssts - Jsfsrssa nsrksI e6 -
s o.: , ssss !. 8. o..-.. .. s.s. As
&sS;vsS isss psv.nsss. - 80 ~ ans = Asr.ss
s..ssa - -: .sx :. re. &c Rss.assS ssssk -
mislss ~ ss@siA asrse We pssassss = ~ osns0
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PROVIDENCE, " if duly iNp<.
The depot OF the Norfolk county Railroad, a. the
Waterford Junction OF the Providepce and Worcester
Railroad, burned early this morning with six cars
and much freight. including nifty thousand dollars worth
of wool
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The following table shows the number Of savings nsti
sassoos 10 this STATE the Of deposits and shs
plumber OF deposto they existed The let Of Janu.
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SPECIAL 9ESsTON- -TnuRspAv =, July T. 1854
The Board met pursuass 10 the following call
Dawn r. VALENTINE, ESQ. Clerk 81 the Common
Councii.-
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

OFFICIAL.
srirrp Session. rhur'd:y ; Jass . isss.
rrsssnt-John Henry, Eco. President in ths chair.
Aldermen Nc2shon, Ohipp, Mcknight ssd HRdy-s
Tire roll having been called and quorum net appearing
INC President declared the Board stood Adjourned without
day. D. T. VALENTINE. Clsrk.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-24
The Draft.

The time is drawing near which has
been fixed by the Government for making
the draft in those districts which have not
filled theirquota by volunteers. We could
wish there was no such district in our
county-and indeed there might not be,
If the matter was taken hold of at once
and by all interested. Why cannot all
go to work harmoniously in this matter ?
There are several worthy and competent
gentlemen at work, to raise one or more
full companies. Why not make united
effort to assist them? Don't be persua.
ded by the disloyal insinuations of the
Herald, as to the inability of the Gov
ernmcnt to enforce the draft-the draft
will be enforced in every district Those
drafted from loyal districts will go will
lingly; and, our word for it, will see to
it, that those districts not just so loval
will furnish their share. The Govern
ment owes it to itself and the cause of the
Union, to see tosthis matter, and it will.
Don't rely on the sons of liberty" to
protect you-they have been discovered
see dispatch in to-day's paper.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-24
Registers Notice.

NOTICE s hereby given all persons interested that
N the following accounts have been passed and filed
presented for confirmation and allowance to the Orphans
% 1854
final account Of William Rca and John Staples Exr's
Of job Staples, doc'd Filed May 10, 1864
Final account of Susan Noregon, Admx. of Henry
Noregan, deed. Filed May %, 1864.
Final and Supplementary account Of Jno Murrin Ex'r
Of Hugh Murrin, decd Filed by Hugh & Vim. Murrin,
Exrs Of John Murrin, decd, June =, 1soi
Finalaccount of VIM. Forquer, Exr. of Andrew Dou-
gan, decd. Filed June 9 1864.
Final account Of David Dodds Ex'r. of George Ebert
decd. Filed June 3, lSGi
Final account of VIM. Dunbar, Ex'r. of Mary MGreg-
gor, deed. Filed June l3 1854.
Final account of Henry Knauf Guardian of Catharine
Dumbacher, formerly CathaTine KnauG. Filed June l.,
1864.
Final account Of H. C. Turk anil Mary Turk, Adm'ra.
of James c. Turk decd. Filed June H. 1861
Final account Of VIM G. Campbell, Admir- of Wn.
Campbell, decd. Filed June 25 1864.
Final account Of james II. Mahon Admir- of James
MMahon, decd Filed June 30, 1854
Final account Of James Anderson and Chrstiana Ker-
ner Admrs. of John Kerner, decd Filed July g. 1861.
=, tin9l account Of Tnomgs MNees, Admir-. of Samuel
Mlntire deed. Filed July II, 1864.
Final account Of James Brodn, Admir-. of John Gra-
ham, decd Filed July 25 1854.
Final account Of Hugh Murrn, Admir-. of Edward NJ
Kinney, decd. Filed July q, 1864
Final account of VIM. Campbell Guardian Of Margaret
D. seybert and Bernard D. seybert. Filed Aug l. 1854
Final account Of Francis Riott, Admir- of Gottlieb
Wolf decd. Filed Aug s. 1884.
Final account " John c. Coli Guardian of Margaret
1854.
Final account Of j. W. Chrisy, Ex'r of John MEis-
sick decd. Filed Aug. IL, 1864.
Final account Of James G.. Wilson and Thomas Don
alson Ex'rs of James Wilson deed. Filed Aug H. 6i
Final account Of T. Maurhof, Admir-. of Christian
Dethl0R, decd Filed Aug II, 1864.
Final account of J, C. Kelly and Uriah MNees Admrs
Of John Kelly decd Filed Aug. 10, 1864.
Final account of j. W. Christy, Admir-. Of Daniel Pat
terson decd. Filed Aug. 10, 1864
Partial account If John Gregory Guardian Of Minor
children of Jonathan Cornelius. Filed Aug H. 1864.
Final account of Rebecca Christy, Admrx of James
D. Christy, deed Filed Aug. 22 1864
Final account Of james Kerr Admir- and as Trustee
for tho sale Of the real estate Of VIM H. MG late OF
Mercer township, decd. Filed Aug. p 1854
Final account of Norman NJ kirkland and William
Painter, Ex'rs, Of William Hasleit, late Of Winfield tp
decd.
JAMES S. KENNEDY, Reg.
Per JOHN H. CBATTT, Dep.
Registers Office, Butler, Aug. o. 1864.
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U. S. Collectors Notice.

HAVlNG received the Annual List of Licenses, Taxes
on Incomes Carriages, Silver Plate &C. under the
T. ; Internal Revenue Laws for the Sd Division Of the
23d District, Penna, comprising the county Of Butler
will attend for the purpose of receiving of said taxes
&C. al my Office, in the borough Of Butler from the sd
of August S6l to the 10th Of September 1SG4 also
the following plaees:
saturday, sept TO- 1864 from to u o'clock, a. m,
Kellys Store, Buffalo township
Same day, from to O'Clock p nl at the Store Of f.
Maurhoh Esq, saNunburg
Monday sept. II, 1864 from 10 II O'clock a. M,
Fairvicw, at Adams Hotel
Same day, from to O'clock p. M, MilIerstown, at
HOch's Hotel
Tuesday, Sept IL, 1894 from to 12 O'Clock, a. m,
Suubury, at A. Wilson's Store
Same day. from to O'clock p. m, Hirrisyille, at
hcrr's Hotel
Wednesday, Sept H. 1854 Centrevlle at Eyths Hotel
Thursday, Sept. 10, 1854 from to Il o1coek, a. m
Potrersyile, at Cyefis Hotel
Same day from to O'Clock, p. m Prospect, at Mrs.
-Bredin's Hotel
Friday saturday, the 10th and 18th Of Sept 1864 at
Zelienople at Bastian's Hotel
Monday, Sept TO- 1854 Glade Mill from 70 to o'clock
p. m, at Cooper's Hotel after which time the penalties
prescribed by law, will be strictly enforced.
Payment must be made in U. S. Money.
X. o. McABOY,
Dep Col- Sd Div, 23d Dist.
Ruflar AM