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ANNOUNCEMENT.

bs authorized and requested to announce WIZ
LIAM RI LIE candidate for County Court Clerk
suing March election sepGtde
70 You authorized 10 announce .. I. 7. DAVIS,
candidate next Legislature 70 NIL the vacancy occ
ioned by the resignation W Gaines Monroe count
Election 9th Of October 1875.
sap20-r3e NASY VOTERS.
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HAMDEN SIDNEY ACADEMY,
KNOXVILIE. TENN.

hNOA LILLE, LINN
FlNHE PAIL SESSION WILL OPEN MONDAY. SEFIEN-
Il RIB 18th, is65, and close February 2lst, ls6e
J. X. PAYNE 4. r. Of Yale Oollege has been engaged
Principal.
1t is designed be thorough ENcrtzU ,sn CAS-trsI
SCHOOL You've Mrs BOYS.
class will be formed to pursue study prepara-
tory College and this course win be identical the
tern preparatory schools and enable those who compte
enter Freshman Glass Of Of best Colleges
Those who wish take English Special Ooursc IN
accommodated.
lady Of long experience teacher in graded SCHOOL, has
been engaged for the Primary Department.
Nonresident Students secure unfinished rooms m the
University buildings m and board may b had on r"s
sonsble terms.
Tuition g to - per month, payable for ou"-slf Session in
advance.
Evening schce for those whose avOcatons such as
prevent the day School has been ppo
ed commence November t Those interested invited
20 call on the Principal NJ the residence the Academy
grounds. JAMES H. COMAN,
JAMES c. LUTTRELL
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Notice.

very desirable brick dwelling be sold for less than its
n value The large well improved and within thirty
yards Of the best Spring in Knoxville Apply to JOS l.
KING, for price, &C aug9u
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$50 REWARD

TIyHE will be given for the arrest and delivery
| off. NJ. MALTOCK, who escaped my jail IN Knoxville
On the 18th Of August 1865 aged about 20 years feet
inches high dark complexion and black eyes had vhcu
bal left Yankee suft ! P ITSE. Iaor.
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D. P. FAULDS'
Great Southern Music House,
No 70, late 223 Main St., bet End and Sd,
LOUISVILLE KY

C,OUTHERN Agent for scinwsy son's, Cuicherinz >yas
- Z Gabers class Piano Fcrtc1 l. y, H..
W Smiths American Organs and Neodeons and Martins
Guitars Manufacturers prices
Musical instruments every description FRESH Italian
French and English Yi0ns, Guitars and NiOluce1 Strings
of the quality received monthly direct from tho co
ries. Trade supplied at lowest Eastern prices.
ANY Music Musical Instruction Books published this
country besides my catalogue Of publications amounting
over plates embracing the stock Music In
the Southwest Deacrz Schools and Teachers suP
piled a the usual discounts.
Music and catalogues forwarded by mail postage PAD.
send for catalogue. i. =. FAILpSr
Importer Of Musical Goods Publisher of Music and Dalcrn
Planes No. 20, late ~ Main street, Louisville Ky.
Ny Instruments all manufactured expressly for the
southern climate, and fully warranted. sep5It
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WILL sell cash in hand the highest
house door in Knoxville the ID day Of October,
1885, ii being the first Monday One tract of land the un
yded interest of P L. Harbison said adjoining Har
bison Capp and others Also other tract of land in the
5th Civil District of Knox county adjoining Daniel Fous and
other the undivided interest Of said HARRISON Levied
property of said p L. HARRISON satisfy judgment
in favor of John Nance assignee
sep6-4t pr JOHN GIBBS, D. ST.
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HORACE n KING
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FINHE Trustees Of East Tennessee University wish e. rent
several Of the buildings College Hill the coming
winter. T"rms very fair. Application may BE- made 10
T. \. DEADERICE.
scVgt-gt Srr'v n he Board
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PATENT MEDICINES.

Aver SaIsaparilla, JayHe= C.rmIa.-IF-r
Cherry Pectorsi. Dr.. Nm- Halls Ba sam.
AgUe Cure Vhitcym9's As,t m Rem.
Jayue-' Alternative. Brown IEuaisz Ginger
ESpectgTan;.
Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Ilu Cherry
HelmboIdt's Fluid Extract Of BucuU, .-- &c.
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CHANCERY COURT NDRIDG

Emily G. Moore Mary j. Love and others, and A. X.
Bradford, Admir-, Mary J. Love, ct al. 5ad Mary J.
Love IS. James C. Bradford.
THE ACCOUNT ORDERED In THESE
l. will DO taken my Office in Dandridgc the
first Monday Of November when and where the parties
notified 10 attend with their proofs, IL" account will he
proceeded with OK Partc.
Eep27-4t WM. GABBR Attn. =. IS NJ
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STOLEN

~ sunday morning las from the yard OF the uEierss-c
" aark-trovn mare, years old, about is hsuds hEL
braided with letter n left shoulder, small IN ha.
face and hind legs scared liberal reward viii Re Taii
her TCturU Co the rc=iier1 as ". Charles NlGLes.
S"pl3-lts ANTHONY A-LES-
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

WILL e the highest bidder for cash in hand the
court house Knoxville Saturday tho 30h day
September 1855 all this right title, claim and demand that
Daniel kim and to certain OF land lying IN the
th District Knox county, adjoining the lands Of
James Currier Grays heirs and others containing 900
acres more said property will be sold satisfy
Judgment John Curer recovered against Daniel King
in the Circuit Court Of kEox county.
au-30At= N. d. BEA EDEN- n n.
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FOR SALE.

A BUSINESS HOUSE on GAY STREE
II The building fronts lest or Gey Street. and gs ~
laO alley, stories high, auI largo enough
two coed store Ter further Tars!cE!a-s spply
7 II. RENsE AW.
sept 50 y- =. II. CROCKETT.
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UNION BREWERY,

KIN OK VILE. I Z \ \.
FJNHE undersigned hereby the public has
tablshed q Brewery in this city, and prepared
sell good article of Beer. Those in Of first drink
will do well to call lie will sell better and cheaper
than those imported from the North.
sepaO-ma PAUL >TURN
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VALUABLE MILLS AND WATER POW
Err FOR SALE

| with comfortable dwelling house the bank Ct the
Holstcn River fifteen miles below Knoxville, the town
Louisville offered for sale For further particulars
,rDIy Tsop20tTf KENNEDY 4 BROS
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=. q. HUBBARD.

Nc, 81 West Fifth Street Ciuoinuati, On.
EtONsIGNNENTs Of Books Stationary, F.ia.azs Earr
- ings- OLD Coins, G solicited Special attention gireu
the caE.loguus and Selling OF prisals HraEss, Cz-gc
/ smalIl, Rare Books, Works D Sogs, sc augIsS.t
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A Crown of Glory.

Every man, woman child who has used
Sterling'S AmbrOsIa
Is willing to recommend H. Three years Of rapidly IN
creasng sale have made the Ambrosia famous all over
the world
IT Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching Of the Head.
1t Makes New Hair Grow on Bald Heads.
II Prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
It Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
CleaSeS the Scalp. COols the Heated Brow, Reno es
Dandruf. Cures Nervous Headache. Cures Badness.
ENSURES LuXuuant Locks Incnes Hair to Curl. Su-
persedes Wigs. Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect appa-
rant al once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
the Ambrosia will suit you I. Elegantly put up.
Delicatey Perfumed Paroniled by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes rcarons, containing
tive large bottles No.2 for morning-No. for evening.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT,
STERLING'S AMBROSIA is the best most agreeable
and effective toilet article in the world To prove this
try a carton.
Sold by Druggist
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA MANUFACTURING CO.,
aug9-6m 2l5 Fulton Street, Ne' York.
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TUSCULUM COLLEGE.
THIS INSTITUTION WILL OPEN

on the hrt Wednesday Of October, ls55 Fees 81
FER Of months in advance. Young msn Wlhou
present means are received upon accomucds tug terms. IL
Price country will govern the OF board, h-
at first will probably Be about s. per week Those rsnt.n-
dormoris board themselves Cheapy. kor turtle
particulars address " Tusculum College miles las, -.
tirsenoville, Tenn. su-2 60"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

WAR DETABIHENI-
Bureau of Refugee Freedmen and Abandoned Laur
6H0Irille, Tennessee, July t. 1865.
This opened Dr. Curreys old stand Gay
street. where all persons owing rents for houses farms viii
call and pay up promptly some action will be- taken 70 90
ir1a-tf John Il HENRY. speeiaI \ ssnt.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Dealers rely getting them fresh md superior 70 those
made North expressly for the Southern market ORDERS
SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY FILLED. seP6-lm
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WILL sell for the court house door Seyeryile,
on the 18th day October, 1865 all the right title claim
demand Edward Gpson has certain land
lying being the 10th district Sewer county, adon
the Jenkins and Others containing
Eve acres more Said lands will be sold satisfy
Judgment for Caroline SUNNY recovered against Levi
Sunny and Edward Gipson.
aen13.4t nf LEM DUGGAN. SIM
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DISSOLUTION
THE PARTNERSHIP
p HERETO

Il FORE existing between SAMUEL WORKMAN and
BEN. JACOBS, under the and firm OF s. WORKMAN
CO. this day dissolved by mutual Al business
will be settled and conducted hereafter hv tho remaining
sauyT-gt
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NOTICE.
EIOO REV = I'D =!

THE FOLLOWING NOTES HAVE
to an persons trade for said either Of them
and further notify makers said notes O. pay them
TO any person except myself, viz
One note 4. sharp, payable 20 Louisa Beard,
hundred and thIrt y-wO dollars date remembered
One A. sharp for twcGty~i hundred dollars pay
able in currency VIM ". Beard, dated June
1862.
One A. sharp payable v. Z. Crppeu, about
seven hundred dollars with credit o. 500 date unknown.
One note Thos Stephens, payable 2. Harris FOX Fifty
dollars, datO unknown.
One note E. Wcathcrord payable ". W Beard.
thirty dollars, dated some time in 1857
One note Harrison Self payable Beard
hundred dollars, dated sometime IN ls6E
About hundred dollars in notes with kuI.t
security, names and dates not reCollectcd.
One note - Black, payable 10 ". W Beard for
" dollars, dated some tmo in 1862
One receipt Major forty dollar paid for
Joseph Murphy, dated sometime in 1851.
The above notes were stolen from the night Of Septsm
her SCh 1865.
viii give hundred dollars reward Tor the apprehension
and confinement Of the thief so that he may he brought To
Justice sep27-lts WI. W. BEARD.
Attachment.
s. R. Scarborough vs. James Z. Carter John Carter Al
fred Carter and Franklin Carter.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
SAYS the defendants indebted him and abcond or
conceal Themselves that the ordinary
the estate made returnabls before " Seav Justice
the Peace Knox county, and the having been levied
ter property II is ordered by said Justice that the deien
dapts appear before him his Office in Knoxville Tennessee
Ceeded with parte Il further ordered this
be published for four successive weeks in BownCws Whig
sep 27-ft ". +. SEAY. J. P.
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TERMS

per cent Of the purchase money will be required
in advance remainder credit of siI and twelve
months equal nstaments will be given the purchaser exc
cutting bonds with approved security bearing interest from
the better which lien will be retained until
the purchase money is fully paid.
will also the time offer for sale variety OF per
sona property consisting wagons farming utensils black
smith tools tanners implements, &c, &c.
DAVID SEWER,
se2Otds Agent and Attorney for C. D. Williams
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WANTED.
SHERIFF,S SALES.

WILL cash the house door in Scvieryi
the 9Th day of October next all the right title claim and
demand John and Edward Douglass has ia certain
tracts or parcels of land situated the 18th district SEWER
county, adjoining the lands Of William Underwood
and others containing hundred acres less the
other containing sixty less adjoining the
David Reener John Caldwell and others Said lands
will satisfy Judgment in favor of Harry Langton
pr LEM DUGGAN, shf
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You Can't Open Your Lips,

Ladies without revealing whether you Fragrant
zouoyr or not. No words Your teeth and
breath speak You. The lustrc purity impaired the
dental machinery by peerless fluid the fragrance
gives mouth realized by use any other
article accessible to the human family
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-12

The New York police commissioners say, in
their annual report ;'Probaby in no CITY in
the civilized world not the theatre Of actual
war, is human life so lightly priced and sub
iected to as great haz srjj from vioienc7 as 10
New York and Brooklyn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-12

they are TO retain whatever tsiey u1u uSoI7s
,ary 10 teSU the honesty Of me lnVolce: Il
large discretion is ne sar'Iy lats co fnen.
IF Is noticeable that this discretion soneflH'3s
leads tbor1 t, Withhold much larger percent
age cf champagne aud orher hoe wines, ehah
If less pyisGatie articles: l!ke castor OIL, ZOE
instance. There is naturally si1spc1oa shat
the good taste of the appraiser IN this INSTANCE
q Is stronger nntive than the CONSCIENTIOUS de.
sire TO discta,s sc his duty 60 the Revenue oe'
paGIln4nt. -
APPROPRIATION BILL.-Some OF the items
IL the legislative. judicial, and executive ap-
nconr;arion bill, reported yesterday, are some"
s7hat heavier than usual. In the Treas u'y De
nsrfmont the Second Auditors office gets
AIS. 600; Third Auditor 5, 1884 600; Treas.
urer's $l69, 600; Sixth Auditors. Sl93 600;
Second Comp rollers, 1914 ooO; Fourth
Auditors. sliO,OO0; Register's, $4,000.
Ihe printing Office appropriations foot up
s. 443 600, paper alone being S629,O 00
me Pension Bureau is necessarily growing,
reonjring s2lG,UOO. exclusive OF three or tour
millions TO he paid on pensions.
In the War Department, $685., are ap-
pr,priafel f1r the QnaTtermsster General
Office. 500 Ovo for the Paymaster '3eneTal
and $50, loo For the Conmissary !3ener2l s.
The rot tai amount Tor the Agricultural depart"
ment, including the purchase and dlstTlou'1'n
Of seeds, and for the propagatlog, ana eSper''
me2taI gardens, is $3.50 900. - Wash. ChTon
PEACE RUuoRs.- The n 7. World says:
-. From thu statements OF our Washington
correspondents, and the tone OF extracts from
the Richmond press, given elsewhere, 1t
would seem as il it were barely poSsl',le That
The wax was substantially over. Evidently
these peace negotiations have cen golng on
longer. and have progressed further, than has
leen generally suspected. Until the result OF
the Blair Mission Is known, there WILL be but
little interest in the movement ot afAle5.
u The debate in the y. S. Senate, on Mon
day, Mr. Wade said The radical men were
the men Of principle, They 60 deeply down
for principle, and could not be diverted from
their grand purpose. Where were the nllser
able conservatives now7 Did they suppose
the radicals would abandon all they had gain"
ed and come back under ,ha yoke? Ii it was
true that The President was not Tor abolition q
slavery as an Indispensable condition to peace,
40 much the worse ior the President. The
people were better Than any Presldents and
they were right.
A newspaper paragraph says: Immediate
" On the fall Of Savannah, Governor ANDREW,
of Massachusetts, dispatched agents 70 that
city to recruit negroes tor the army 70 be cred
tied to the quota of that State. He then
asked permission from the Secretary Of War
to do SO, which was accorded, and the docu-
ments will arrive out about the time tie first
squad is on its way to Massachusetts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-12
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM's
BLOOD PURIFYING
A n .
y II K = TIY Il e K Il Is 5

gvynE BEST BLOOD PURIF 1GN<f a<xents
/ Il vet Known nave been n1o8t successfully
used FOR cver g. quarter Of $ century ID Euzupo,
and f5r the Lass ) years also; II 5i1iS country
and are PARTICULARS efficient n 1!le cure o. 81!
chronic diseases. 10 eshCtlld olsralr O be1itg
cured without first J1ying fheln,. :" family
should be without them. Eur IT, tneiI irnPiy use
much sickness can be prevented. IAey IRE no
7,ortai direct to this port by the nndersi2no!,
and their purity, efficacy and safely oAn Dc rs~
lied up0Tl with perfect confidence. xa
The following are some 81 the diseases WHICH
hsye been pernlan eutiy re72n2e ed % thejS lse:
tfeIto3.
Lnfa 1latjGu
% The bowels.
rorsuir ptior II rs
ear]v stages headache,
asthma, cough, gore 3y9as
iockiaw, rupJures, rneuIDatsin,
crarnn cholic, catarrh, pain in the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spo1tei fever, ch;ils AID fever, ague, open
wounds, nneumonia dispepsia salt caautl; oan,
Ger, scrofula. iaundice. tapewocn pa
liousness, eruptions Of tbs skin, bowels
complaint, langour, goat, dIopsy'
arysipalas, worms, cholIo, piles
diarrhoea, hcarsness, SWELL
ings, bloatiags, bloody
aud white Aux. dye~
EMERY: costl0e'
ness: 7nea~
sies, &C.
Full directions accompany each remedy
lmno7ted and for sale by.
AA i''' wa JULIUS DIENELGy, Dentlss
145 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post L!0ca
between St. Aaaph anl " asnington sgs..
IAN 3-tf aleZAn1rl@: -
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06
Arrival and Departure ofMaiIs

The mail from Butler 10 East Sandy by way Of Holy
oke. coaersville Ansnlae Nurrnsyille and Clinton.
vile. 30 miles; leaves Buter Mnniiay and Friday Of
each week. at o'clock, returns on Tuesday and
k;saturday Of each week at o'eToek. y. m.
The mail from Butler to Salem Cross Roads by way 0f
Saxonbug Sarcsvi1ie Freenort shearers Gross Roads,
McLaughns Store and Oakland CrOss Roads, - miles;
leaves uer Tuesday and Saturday Of each week at
week, at O'clock d. m
The mail from Butler to New Castle, by way Of Mount
Cesnut Prospect Portersvilie aud Princeton % miles
leaves Butler on Monday and Thursday Of each week at
0 o'clock y. returns Tuesday aud Friday OF each
week, at O'Clock. p m.
The mail from Butler Iwrenoehurg by way Of North
Oakland Barnharts Mills baldwin aRd pruin Is miles
leavs Butler Monday aud Friday af ouch week, at
O'clock, returns oh Tuesday and Saturday Of ench
week at o'clock, p
The mali Butler New Brighton. by way Of Pc
terShnrg, Break Neck ami Ieenaple. - miles; with two
additional trips between Freak Neck anl Zelienole: euvs
Butler Wednesday of each wack. at o'clock, M;
on Thursday Of each week. at 5O'clprk, y. M
Tho mail from Butler TO Pittshurg, by way uf Glade
Mills Rakerstown Tally Cavy Etpa Deqncse and Allie
Sunday, at O'clock M; arrives At niler from Pitts
bufgh 10y the route, every day Sunday excepted at
o'clock, p. IN.
The mail from Butler 20 Mercer by way of McCauless
Browninstou SpreryHoek, North Liberty, fon'len and
Balm, 81 miles leaves Butler every day, Sunday excep-
ted nj o'clock H. M. returns by the route every
day Sunday eSeeptcd arriving in Butler Mt O'Clock in
the morning.
The mail from Butler TO Indiana. by way of Coyies
vile. Worthngtun. kittanung. Ellerton and Shelocta,
As miles; leaves Butler Monday and Thursday NJ each
week at o'clock returns ON Tuesday aud Friday of
each week, at o'clock y. m.
The mail from Butler to Boyistown miles. leaves
Boy,lstown Friday morning 0f each week. arrives at
Butler In the forenoon departs for Boylstown sinu ay
after the arrival Of tle mail from Pittsburgh.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06
REGISTERS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, TINT the following Accounts
~ of Executors, Administrators &c, have been filed
in the Registers Office, Of Butler County and will be
presented 10 Court for confirmation and allowance
on Wednesday Sept 2, A. d., 1885
Final Account Of John h. MQnistion acting Admins
Tn tor II Joseph MQuison, deed. Filed june H. 65
Final Account Of Mrs. Mary Grouse Administrator uf
Philip Cruusa, decd Filed June D. 1865.
Final Account Of j. u. D0dls and Maria Marquis,
Aims Of A. IL, AIahood deed Filled July l. ISIS
Final Account Of Thomas Crafty Guardian of Matilda
Riddle. FILED July ., ls65.
Final Account Of H. J. Gilmer Administrator Of JOS
eph tiilner decd. Filed July 10, 1865
Final Account Of Thos, Craig, decd Filed July l. SO.
Final Account of Robert Maxwell Admir- OF W. W.
Smith, he'd Filed Jnly is, 1865.
Final Account Of Sylvester Ash, Ex of Jacob Clefer,
dscil Filed july Is. 1SG5,
Final account Of m. Parks, Admir-. Of D. s. Parks
doo'd Filed July 2S, 1855
Final account Of James Gibson, Admir- OF Susanna
Gibson decd. Filed July 2S 1865.
Final account Of Martha g. Frazier Adni'1 Of Edwar,
Frazier decd. FILED Aug. H. 1855.
Final account Of Samuel Gallaier and David Marshall
Exrs Of WIN Gallaher deed. Filed Aug. H. 1865.
Final account Of Sabina sKriey, Adni'x. of Francis
Kriley, decd, Filed Ang. II, 1866.
Fiual account Of James :. Morrison, TX. Of William
Mcdonald deed. Filed Ang. is, 1865,
Final account Of s. II. MooTp admir-. Of John Drant
deed. Filed Aug 10, 1866.
Final account u Hugh MeLerea ESr. Of Thomas Burk
deed Filed Aug 2Sl 1865.
Final accolnt VI solomon Snt der Admir-. ofWarren
+. lIonstun decd. Filed Aug. -, 1865.
Final account Qf Henry pfabe Adm of Erliarl Miller
decd. Filed Avs. %, 1865.
Ang. %
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-06
Appraisensent List. /.

rIsIIF following Apprasement List under the 5th
tion Of the Act Of April II, 1851, have been presen
ted and filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Orphans
Court Of Butler County, tpwit:
No l. june Term. 1865, Mrs Elizabeth Christy widow
Of 5. ID Christy late of Cherry Tp- Decd. Personal
property amounting to 100000. X, ,. Chrsty, Adm.
No 81, June Term 1866, D. Rankin, guardian for use
Of minor children of Josiah Brown, late Of Fairyiew
Tpr doc'd Personal property amounting TO f22OO.---
Robert C. Campbell Adm.
No. 80, June Term, 1865 Mrs. Martha Zimmerman,
widow of Geo. W. Zimmerman, laeuf Oakland Tp decd.
Personal property, amounting to 1880. X. d. Ste
phcnsou, Admir-.
No. 10, june Term, 1sn5 Mrs Margaret Wasson, Wild
oW Of William A. Ma-sun, late of Clay TIP. decd. Per
sana property amounting to 100000. Margaret Wasson
Atn'N
No. II. June Term. 1868. Mrs. Sabina Krilcy, widow
Of Frncis kriey late 81 Jefferson Tp dee Il. Personal
property amounting to 100000. Sabinn Kelley, Adm.
No 50, june Term lS6S Mrs. - Philips, widow OF
James Philips late Of Oakland tp decd Personal pro
erty mounting tn Si50SS. q. C. Roessing. Admir-
OF which the creditors heirs leeutcc- distributes and
others Interested will take notice and appear at the next
Term To WIKI the Fourth Monday If SCI tember next,
and not later than Third day of said term show
against the same by the Court,
Aug. -, 1865. WI. YOUNG, Clerk, o. c.