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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-13
American and Patent Lever Watches.
Farm Fer Sale.

rTNIIE undersigned offers for sale the farm upon which
Il he lives, in Penn Tp, containing sixty acres Of rood
farming land. about twenty acres cleared, with eod
log house and stable variety of fruit trees &c Fur
ther information be had by calling on the Editor Of
the Citizen, or on the subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH RED0UBT.
SAINT A 1s65..3t
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Farm. for Sale.

L0RTY Five acres of improved land for salo in Penn
L TIP, six miles from the borough Of Butler and one
fourth mite from the Butler Allegheny Plank Road
convenient to churches schools &c Fer particulars and
terms, enquire of the undersigned.
Sept o. lsoo.5t. JOHN G. A. KENNEDY. :.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-13
Teachers' Examinations.

EXAMINATIONS rt.l ke held as follows:
Ia At Butler, August Is
SaxOnburg, August %.
Coylesyille, August 80.
Fairvicw, August 81.
North Washington, September /.
Sinbury, scptcmbcr2. 2.
FitZsmmon's School House, Forward tn. Sept. 4.
Glade Mill (Tbompson's School iIouse,l Scpt5
Cranberry tp., fSumplos School House, Sept 8.
Harmony, September o.
Centreville September IL.
IIarrsve September II.
Murrinsyille, September -.
Prospect, September 10th.
Portersville, September III.
In addition the usual requirements, certificates Of
good moral character must be furnished Examinations
10 commence At O'Clock All WATERS,
August - 4w. Co. Supt.
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PITTsHUnGn MAnK ETs.

September H. 1865,
APpLEs-ss.5ea "a $500 per barrel.
BUTTER--Fresh Roll. 22523n per n
CIIEESE--w Western Reserve, Ice per n; Hamburg,
II per 10.
IGGS-15 per dozen.
FLoUR-Wheat 500 s1l Buckwhuat, 1850.
GRAIN-wheat, s20o a S,2l0; Corn, DOC. Oats, 80.
BARLEY-Sprng, 5000, Pail, 81 So
GRoCERIES-Sugar, 25 "a 26cts per n; Coffee, j2 @
per n; Moasses, LIS a l2oc per gailon; Syrup l2o 9
81 ,25 per gallon.
sALT-Liverpool, s2,5Oss3SO per sack; No l, extra,
$500 per barrel.
sEEDs-Faxseed, e ,T5 per bushel
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Execuior,s Notice.

On Me Estate Of IVilsm I'earcc.
NOTICE is hereby givcn that Letters Parliamentary
on the estate of Wilson Pearces hate ef Cranberry
fp Butler county, dee'd have been duly gfanted to
the undersigned therefore, ai persons hno wing them
selves indebted said estate respectfully requested
TO make immediate settlement, and those having claims
against tho same, viii pfessntthe. properly authent
Gated fur settlement TfI0S. ROBINSON,
Sept. q, 1853. J. O. MARSHALL.
Exacu
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NTAisR1ED.


ON tile 21(h Of Hugfst 1855 by tho Rev. G A. Lini-
berg Mr.. John Wcitze, Of Centre Tp, TO Miss Eliza
beth Luts of Brady township, Butler Co.
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NO07TCE

7 hereby given, that my wife Rcbecca, has left my
| bed and board without any Just All presons
are therefore hereby notified not to harbor her give
her any credit my account. am determined pay
no debts Of her contraction.
1868 JAMES SINNERS.
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U. S. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD--BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth handsome premium, and
are exempt, as are all the Governments Bonds, from
STATE, County, and Manicipal tdration iohfch adds
from 10 rcs per cent per 0HUH to their raiue,
cording to the rate levied upon other property The
interest payable semannualy by coupons attached to
each note which may be cut of and sold toany banker
The interest at 7.3O per cent. amounts
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nom e.

TINFIE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
| lie that the yearly cciebratiOn-ususy called the
Harvest Home--will come on at saxonburg, commen-
cling
Tuesday, the 9th Of September,
and continuing the 6th 9Th and Stl lie would there
fore resp ectfuy solicit the patronage of his old
friends, and the public generally, during said month.
j II. STUEBiEN,
Proprietor of saxonburg Hotel aud H. II, ground
least.
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN
THIRD SERIES,
100000, 900.

BY authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for tn
sale of United States Treasury Notes, offers to the
public the third series of Treasury Notes bearing
and treetenths per cent interest per annum, known
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N OTHG HGE.

Wy HEREAg my wife, Lsabaa Say, Mas len my bed
w nd hoard, without j'sst cause, hereby anf
and notify the public not TO harbor her give her cred
IL my account, will pay ds5ts Of any kind %
her contracting eAsfuEL r. eAyI
Butler, July "a ls55:.2t..
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-13

DR. PITCHES FEMALE SUPPORTERS,
IL DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
Trusses Of all kinds for sale at
HAMILTos's Drug Store.
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Claim a AgeEaas
NIIE undersigned would respectfully notify the publ
| tSat he has been regularly commissioned as
CLAIM AGENT-

for securing bounty Money ltrredrs Of Fdy and Pen
sioRs for soldiers, il they dead for their legal
No charge will lie made for prosecuting
the CLAIMS If soldiers their representatives until the
same are collected. c. T.. ANDERSON.
Intlrr Innn u 1865.
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NOTEslE.

A PPL1CATToN will he made to the next Legislature
n of the State oi Pennsylvania for the incorporation
Nf the Harmony Savings Bank with a capitol Of Thirty
Thousand Dollars. Said Bank to be located in the bora.
OF Harmony, Butler County said State.
GENTLEMAN cured Of Nervous Debility
n Premature Decay, and tie effects of youthful ndis-
erection, will lie happy to furnish others with the means
Of cure, free Of chdfge) This remedy is simple safe
and certain.
Fos full particulars, ly return mail please address
JOHN -. OGDEN.
June ?, 1868 3m, GO Nassau ST. New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
no Bridge Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all concerned that sealed
proposals will he received up the 10th Of Sept
for the buildne of the Bridge Connoquenessng
Greek, the southeast of the borough of BItler,
the luter and Frecport road Also for the building Of
the bridge acress Connoqueuesng Creek in Butler Up.
at the place where the public highway leading from
the Butler Turnpike TO Petcrsylle, said creek
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Commits
sioners office. by order Of Commissioners,
HARVEY COLBERT, CIk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 -, CONNOQUENESsING LODGE
Fa<Ex CT<4S& No. 2IS, ]. o. Of o. Z. holds its
~ AK St-H stated meetings at the Hall, on
SS1rfHNSsW- -L<S> Main Street Butlcr Penna every
SSds-s Monday evening, commencing at
six o'clock Brethren from sister Lodges respectful
) invited 20 attend. By order If the ~ g.
A. A.Y.M.-Butlcr Lodge No. 10 A. Y. n. holds
- IN It's stated meetings in the Odd Fellows Hall
EXEIN> Main Street, Butler Pa. tie first MGlncs
/%H day Of erch month; Brethren from sister
Z y Lodges are respectfully invited to attend.
BY order of the ". N.
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One person for District Attorney.
One person for County Treasurer.
One person for County Commissioner.
One person for County Surveyor.
One person for County Auditor, for 3
years.
One person for County Auditor, for l
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Aug.2, 1865
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-01
The Movement in Canada.
WHAT the CANADIANS SAY or rENIANIsM IN IRE

From the Toronto Leader, Sept 2sl
In view OF the which reaches from England u
Is but natural 10 inquire what IL the strength of the
ganzaon and what Is the nature OF the work II has laid
out for itself 70 dor As regards the strength Of the Or
der is not easy obtain reliable statistics The boast
million Of could be easily brought into the field
hrht for the liberation Of Ireland That many Of them
existed In Ireland itself thing not housht Of Now
and again have heard Of hall crazed individual
being arrested who called himself Fenian,
called by his friends, who suspected by others 70
be something Of the sort Now formidable stats
tics lpaiaded and startling facts pro-
claimed in Limerick, we are told, the Brother
hood has established absolute court whose
duty Is 10 take In charge the too timd the too luke
warm. delegates from the parent society are said TO
abound IN this county sn Cork the Fenans have
boldly marched past Capenell police barracks their OH
armed with green rods and chanting they marched
new national song, Tho Green above the Red Al
NeDagh the grounds Of Castle Alban have been ravaged
by the Fenians Al Gnngsven the police have been
beaten Bantry IL given 70 the Fenans, who drill
In the town without opposition Through the deep fast
Of Connaught this organization has extended
itself Forces being discovered and reported ct Galway,
Kosvommon and Sligo In the counties OF Limerick,
Kerry, Cork, Waterford Tpperary, Kilkenny, Wexford,
Wicklow Clare, Kildare and Dublin forty thousand men
are "a 20 be enrolled and i've thousand s the ngure set
down as being In the Britifh army.
This s very formidable looking array OF material
strength, and IL the macontens number so largely In
Ireland reported Is Surprising that something
taniamount TO martial law has been proclaimed IN Cork,
Kerry, Limerick aud Tppefary. Taking for granted,
then that ors 10 something IKE the fnep',nt stages an
tnsrecon ia ireland our second inquiry has ~ ne con
sidcredwha il the work the Fenans have before thehY
II 8 nothing more than struggle with the hrsf power
~ Europe And every one knows what that means
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-01

.,.,,. ,n.n r,ocesded shs rssdsncsof ooaasll, whs
we andsrstsnd. he found dosumeniS ~ na,ssss
ana letters connected with Eenan societsee sao~ins
day' and on being brought before Mr. Fleming, =?
oss scAarosd The police have retained - $780,.
snr1 ~ he Ntchael RYAN also nom ToomevarA he s
SAID TO be brotherinaw connsl and 70 os sesns e.
drill instructor.
From the Wexford Independent, sepa -
We are deeply panied TO state thai Two meA named
John Roche aud Michael Fenon were brought Seiere the
magistrates Ennscor,hy Petty Sessions on Monday
dlng on the nieht of the 9th inst, in the immediate
vicinity Of Ennscorthy. There was very large bench
of magistrates presided over by Lord Carew M W r.
Rurke the County Inspector, also present After
hearing the evidence the magistrates resolved on send
IND the case for trial the next asslzes but admttea
The prisoners 70 BAIL themselves in nifty pounds each
and TWO good and solvent suretes IN twenty-five pounds
each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-01
The French Press sympathizing with
Font lam.

Paris Sept 15l Correspondence Of London News
In the absence OF exciting matter the French pa
pers beginning to take great interest in the Fenan
movement IN ireland Our International courtcsies do
not blind the French press 10 the fightu oppression
the Iron yoke under which poor ireland groans and they
do not conceal the satisfaction which the liberia
ton Of the Celtic nationality would afford them "The
impdcobe hatred roduoed BY three centuries If torment
has givsn rie 70 The Fsnidn Assocnfiop, 70 phch dfro
all he erioronts belong and chich from America has
spread into Ireland and epen into England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-01
Al,ar Den u nciations.

from the TIalee Kerry Chronicle, sept; 10.
On Sunday last the Vicar General and parish priest OF
Tralee. Father Nave addressed his flock with great
earnestness and mpressvcness respecting the proceed
ngs progress and CONCENTRATIONS Of the Fenan organi
zaton He warned his congregation especially the young
men against permitting themselves TO be inveiged INTO
confederation the objects OF which were anti religious
as well antsocial, and which aimed at reyoluIlon
through slaughter and at the dominance OF the aity ~
all things as well In those relating u education ana
faith as to politics. He condemned their proceedings ~
reckless and warned the thoughtess TO beware as
the authorities aware OF everything that being DONE
would pounce upon them whenever they became danger
ous and would Of course have as their instruments OF
punishment the very who were most active In
propagaling the ubiquitous system against which the
venerated pastor warned them. Father Nave had one
topic in consoatory He assured his hear
ers that the of Feniansm had not penerded che
well ordered or tile respected portion Of the COM
From The Tyrawly Mayo Herald sep ISL
extensively developed all over the cSuhtry, became the
subject Of remark last Sunday from the puipts OF the
several Catholic chapels In this neighborhood. The
cergymen condemned II in the strongest terms, and
warned their aocks Of the consequences Of having
connection with IT, II Is time that something cds done TO
put down this illegal combination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-01
Nor. F.n,.n. Arrested.

From Abe Nenagh fipperary) Guardian, sept 15.l
From what has TRANSFERRED within the last few days
there can be little doubt that the spirit Of doyaty that
has atterly been manesting itself In different parts Of
Ireland " also IN existence In this part 81 the country
u appears that head constable HARRISON OF ToJmevsra
station Ia small village within four miles Of this town.
received information that number OF youths The
habit 81 assembling for drilling purposes In a field In the
neirhborhood OF the village Accordingly, on Sunday
night about ten o'clock, he proceeded with party OF
bw 20 The place, but they had flown On returning
homo, however, he met named Daniel Connell
a comfortable young farmer living the village.
,D company with another man.. stranger From
what he observed he arrested them searched
tbem, aud found With Council drill book similar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-01

The purscr Of the steamship Northern Light from New
Orleans has thanks for favers.
STEAMSHIP Nrenrrasr Breaker from Savannah for New
York. ashore AZ AN 9Th Barnegst Her cargo
being landed and the vessel would be- got on.
DosniSs Panther left Easport 2ist inst Tor
New g0B, ana NIeB 0D BoOtheaJ .a0e tvbact with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL WONDER

A MEDICAL WONDER -
b ss so % q:
liver and Kidneys inapient consumption, &
h' psrs Sss CURED thousands Of
81 ss.s % b sns .n n are
.r:. .ss y i an;s" 's s & % Ma
afy
master ~ Maa.on Street q terrific ulcer after be had
IyxiSs LIFE BALsAx cured Mrs, 9. Cor. third .x.
ulcers had destroyed hs aess ro% he u"i Ss
The roprieor Of The LIE Bsssm iad~ced q publish
sn 81
fifteen since and the parties yetIn excellent health
Sold BY druggists senerauy-sl per boiiie sI for S.
A HOUSEHOLD woRD-ByY YOUR Fnssr CLASS
ate D. RAssFoRDs great Bazaar Cooper institute cor cor
ner Of Astor place.
DIVORCE. -rRIyATR CONSULTATIONS ON THE
IL subject 10 this and other States DEGREES legally
'Aneo ice Na sdrIes or m
DrvoR' - LEGALLY PROCURED. WITHOUT PUB.
~ lie New York Imported divorces are not legal)
RssoSns, and sassa re t's ho"hS
II. SEVEN onE 3; BLESSINGS r.
sr6dr ~ J n THE R5r TEsS 81 RACE
'"A Isisrff Sy sHs+Es11,
CHoLERA MoRBus
FEVER AND AGUE
CURED AND rnEvESrTyypp /. always READY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA,
pifrHhk1 fSNrLuESzA
SORE THROAT DIFFICULT BREATHING,
ny RApw FEEsp EERp Y kn ley MINUTES
Pain instantly removed; all acute naarnmaory mala-
rous infectious dseases prevented ami eiterminated
sound health by the use of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
one bottle will do good complaints and keer
stomach clear and healthy thnn dollars
for all other medicines or bitters In uss.
application externally few drops taken internally
VIII instantly free the sufferer from the most violent and
terrible palms. the weak, feeble Frustrated
i'""'' y '"''s'A BOWEL COMPLAINTS
ocseness darfha, cholera morbus painful discharges
akng Railways Ready Relef No congestion innaInuss
lion, weakness sss,ude win follow the Of The Y
r. RELIEF.
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache whether sick nervous rheumatism lum.
bago pains and weakness In the back spine Kidneys
te bowels, heartburn and pains ~ ali kinds Railways
Ready Relief viii afford immediate ease and It's continued
use for few days eject permanent cure.
Sold by druggists, aud ~ No ~ Maiden lane
CcibrrRERGs GERMAN oINTMENT-wARRANTED
old Wounds scrofula, Salt Rheun, all Bone and skin
Diseases. &c For sale at the drug store. 70 Bowery
rI,nE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW YORK.
Capital ............. 81 10000
Tits bank vii issue Ceidcaies Of bepos bcsrns Ser.
ssi, un favorable terms. ,. l.. WORTH, rasher
NAN lohs, Angnst n, 1865
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-01

ference % the kind Of men comprsing ne "orosner-
hood their social status sxtent Of intNgence &c
mus. n.cssssrS Ss ss ali whc
IKE himself deaire 70 see something spprc. y
unity sne kish people must greatly deplors sue.
ony result q fupSss IN dscns He nations could
Fsnisnism in Ireland and the opinions Of persons 4
classes OF society with respect 70 the "brotherhood"
But the foregoing will suffice.
The testimony can give myself Of my own knowledge,
and that which have obtained from Others all points in
one direction clearly shows the character aud worth
Of Fenianism in Ireland. have, therefore, no hesta
tion in saying that is one OF the most wretched and
hopeless conspraces engaged In by foolish and g
norant The character and social position Of the
engaged In conspiracy are OF course always main
points 70 be considered Where intelligence, foresight.
and resources are combined a conspiracy becomes .r
gerous; for it is not likely to BIO npped in tn oud nv
premature outbreak and may be expected mature il
plans until the time arrives when the sucoes ~
becomes almost mathematical certainty Thss q was
on two memorable occasions in Englard In Irish Fe.
naIsm i Is hard 70 d,scovera Single element which
could be construed into one Of suocess by the
mcrest tyro in conspiracy They 1ye wstsrly without
leaders one whit superior TO the eonn,on rank and le
a asa ~ 10, os sshsre o DO said Of any col
whole company nr asy have neither intelligence to
canse and ar % spend in the advancement 81 tner
,ne sabiec have no doubt, even more ignorant on
hot of ~ their strength and efficiency than
- cue Power whose overthrow they fancy they are
COMPRISING And here may remark that the enmty Of
tnose people to be chiefly directed against the
constabulAry-a body Of Irishmen excellently we'll
lected and disciplined England and her fleets and ar
mics appear to be without the scope OF their ordinary
tloughss and dreams | heard some desperate fellows
state with awful intensity what they would do to their
fellow countrymcn-the constabulary-when the time
quite believed them, for they clearly belonged
TO the class which, in England and elsewhere, look
upon the police their natural enemies which In fact
they 1t is possible that may have Fenan ris-
ing for they foolish and ignorant enough TO attempt
such thing but II depend upon that It will be no
more than an attack upon the police on large scale
something like the Dangan outbreak-and the Irish po-
lice will be found all sufficient TO give excellent
count Of the rioters
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-12
THE OITY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY


Major General Halleck's headquarters are at
the corner of Clay and Twelfth streets.
Major Gen. e. o. c. Ord, commanding the De-
partment of Virginia. Headquarters corner OF
Clay and Eleventh streets. Once in Custom
House, second Hoor-Bank street entrance.
Brig. Gen. NJ. R. Patrick Provost Martial
General. - Headquarters opposite Gen. ord's--
Office in Custom House. 6st Aoor-Bank street
en-. trance. .f- - ----
Major General Cssey's headquarters sre at the
corner Of sixth and Main streets.
Brevet Brig. Gen. John z. Milford, Agent for
the Exchange OF Prisoners, has an ONCE at the
Female ms ;ituts," corner of Clay and 10th sts.
-(frst dOor)
Breyet Brig. Gen. Niche, Chief Engineer De-
partment of Virginia; Office, second left-hand
door first aoor, Custom House, Bank-street en-
trance. .i-t
Brig. Gen. F. T. Dent, Military Commander
of the city of Richmond Office, City Hall.
Surgeon R. Loughran, Chief Medical Officer Of
Post-Clty Hall
Lieut.. H. 8. Merrill Post Quartermasteri Of
fee, Female Institute, Tenth street.
Cant. A. J. Cook, Post Commissary; Office
No. ll5 Broad street.
Col. NJ. P. Small, Chief Commisssry Depart
ment of Virginia, office at Custom House.
Cant. c. f. scOville, ParOling Officer. Office
Hall of Delegates second floor Capitol Building
Colonel John B. Howard, Chief Quartermastei
| Army Of the James, has his Office in the Gus
tom House.
Col. Geo. suckley U. S. ", Medical Director
of Department OF Virginia. Office In Custom
House.
Acting STAFF Surgeon VIM. H. Palmer U. B
A., Post s1rgeon, at Stuart Hospital.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Sanders, U. ). A.
in charge u. s. Dispensary, corner Broad anc
| Eighth streets.
Major J. C. Paine, Chief Signal onlcer. ofic'
| in the Female Institute on Tenth street.
Captain Fred. Martin, Chief Commssary o
Musters, Department of Virginia. Room %, Fe
male Institute building.
Brig Gen. Ludlow's Headquarters-Room No
| II, Female Institute, 10th and Clay streets.
DISTRICT OF THE APPoMATTox, Headquarter
| at Manchester.
1t. Col. John Coughlin 10th N. H. Vols, com
mandng.
Capt. Abel F.. Leavenworth, 9th Vt Vols, act
| ing Assistant djutant General.
Officers are respectfully requested to inform d
of any errors or omissions in the above directory