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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-13


New York, September 6.-The Her-
atPs Fortress Monroe correspondent
states that JEFF. Davis, who hitherto has
been denied permission to communicate
with his family, is now allowed to write
to his wife. With this new conees-
sion, and the privilege of reading some of
the daily papers, he says he has nothing to
complain of except loss of liberty and the
delay in bringing him to trial. OF
course all his letters are supervised by
General Miles before being sent away.
The Norfolk and Weld n railroad will
be in running order in a few days. A
large number of workmen are employed
in putting the road in order, and all the
needed rolling stock is on hand.
The HeraiFs special says: The Cab
met meeting was prolonged to an unu-
sual extent to day. All the members
were in attendance till half past four
O'Clock, excepting Mr.. Stanton, and he
was represented by Major Eckert, Assist
ant Socratary of War. 1t was nearly five
o'clock before they all departed from the
White House. Maj. Gen, Webster, late
chief of staff to Gen. Sherman, returned
this afternoon from an extended tour of
inspection of the Southern railroads. and
states that he found them in rather bet
ter condition than was expected under
the circumstances, but none are in really
good condition. All of them will be in
operation in few months he thinks. but
they will be compelled to adopt low sche-
dule of time at irst,
Col. Burbridge, of Ky, was yesterday
appointed United States Treasury Agent
for the State of Texas, and intends to
leave to-day for the scene of his new la
bor
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Arthur's Home Magazine.

Iui'ed W - D FsftltuF an virginia r. townsend
The HOME MAGAZtNEfai 1865 will be enlarged and
Improved and made still more worthy Of the eminent ia
vpr with which it has been received. Its character
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ESTR

tAAE 10 the residence fthe subscriber liking in Par
0ker township, Butler Co. about the sth Of June.
three head Of cattle; two aad cow-the steers
are red has bell and star the face sup
posed to be three years old last spring She brnds
with strip across har shOulderand lons supposed
seven years odas SPRING the had calf since
she came TO my premises. The Steers and mark
ed as follows vig aeroP off left ear and piece out Of
upper side Of right The owners are hereby
notified to come forward pay charges and
take them away thy viii be dsposed Of according TO
Law. NM Ii Grasoy
Butler, August fs65.3t.
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IMpoRrANr ApYANrAoEs.

list The best System Of accounts in use, aught by the
Author.
ID. The daily lectures Of experienced Accountant
Sd. saving Of half the time required by other Cole
ges and $50 or s30in board.
4th. A saving Of ST 81 In Stationery.
9th. Having the best business penman in tho West
Es- full particulars send for elegant new aid
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H. DUFF s. SON, Prlncips
June /, lse5sesnos- principal
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AER TIER Ma

For the GraanatngJ)nrs time unlimited o.
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plete, with full sets of auxiliaries
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-13

ESTATE OF SAMUEL MoCASDLEss. decd.
will expose to public sale the PROMISES on Fri
day the 18th day Of July, nndyided Interest In two
hundred Of land situated in Centre p Butler Co.
Bounced North by ". d. MrCandess, East by Vim. Al
lson south by Thomas Richards, and others West
by John Wetzst The interest to be sold public sale
is abont hundred Of the above described real
estate but the balance of the tract will be offered for
sale Rt the time and place There about hun
red md twenty cleared and in good Of cu
tvation. Log house and large frame bank barn. enc
hundred bearing apple trees good vein Of coal under
the whole tract
TEENs-One third in hand balance In two equal annn-
al pay ments with interest from date Of sale
JENNA McCANDLESS,
Butler, june 81, 1s65:3t. Administrator.
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F;STRAY

vITAs found in the enclosure Of the subsrrer living
w in Marion township, Butler CO. Pa, on the 27th
day If August, 1860 white mare medium size sup
posed 20 be or 10 years Old, shod all round piece u
rope halter on, tainted with 0il the y suas-
ted 70 forward, prove property pay charges anH
take her AWAY, otherwise she VIII be sped 81 seeot
ding ia law. JAMES VINCENT.
o. l665s3l
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July Is, 1864.
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NOTICE.

yNHEREAs my wife, Isabella Say, has left my bed
w nd board without just cause, hereby warn aud
and notify the public harbor her or give her cred
it on my account, w pay debts of any kind Of
her contracting gamugI r. say :.
Butler July n 1s65:.2t
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Public sale of Real Estate.

March. 22.1sGs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-04

Tux LEcruRK-Ms. DINck's lee
tire % the ceagrssat church last night
ssss listened 10 by laAss mad apprsciatiye
aaaiease. His sub jsct--. Thunder and Lights
sings-wAs handed in q aasserly msnneE.
svineing nash research and careful study
Psrsioas Of his sddress--Iiks ths subject Of
his rsmsrks--wsrs shove oar head bat ii was
in he mssa esmprshsasisIs to tho masses. IL
fussrssing and simplifying IN . pleasant hsqv
asr. many mystsries Of the upper air. The
whaas address vas Devoted 10 tia explsnation
III national occurrences. and phenomens,
which all hxxs seen, but which very few thor
saghly understand We were edited and de-
sIigsssa and saiy regretted that all the elf
ssaa 81 the plaza could MT have been present
Be- saisy with Us the FEAST Of reason.
Oar ..eodrss Of popular lectures may now
kssss Ssen ss . decided success. aad We can
assnrs shose ef eur eilixsas who do not at
end. thai tAsy are parnissing % pass by NM
imprssed rars occasion for lntaileetaAl en-
bymeas and imProvemsnt.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-04

Il Z e
The rsYiew &c tha faaauns ald lSth
eorps yesterday sfisrnean sas "a fsaeurs
q Tia day, attracting lara eonoouras q
peeple, both soldiezs aasd sitsseas. II
the vieiaih ag Bay and Soulh Broad
ssreets, where the Corps WAS reyiewd b.
Maier Gen wv. r. sherman. Consider
able curiosity was manifested ansonsshs
crowd TO zee M1ar Gen. John A. Logas,
commanding l5th Army Corps whn has
just Easnraed from q Iong visit North.
eea Logan Ian Sew York % lke Araoo,
arriving at Port Royal yesterday
The veterans we're siased 20 see their
old commander who has led them 20 ably,
brassly and viesorioasly through many
fierca STERN of bassla, and had il not
bsen On review, where strict military
decosam fofhids any demonstration, the
pant up enthusian wuaid have burst
forth In loud and hearty cheers OF
welcome 70 their old tried commander.
The day was most psepitioas for military
display, and the review was kne one in
every respect, far sarpssag ahs first
raviEW on CASTOR street, two weeks since.
The troops marched With clock like
precision, each man evincing a desire
to conduct hitaseH in q trns soldierly
manner. The department Of all was
perfect, and ID is hardly aeceasary for Va
to rapeat hers, what the thousands of
witnesses that lined tbs sidewalks observed
the-exeellent marching cFssmajority
OF the soldiers, There were regiments
that filed past our Office where each
company was a. straight - a. arrsw, and
the dressing was maintained remarkably
well throughout the Corps Eaoh private
was determined 10 do his share towards
making q perfect review, and Guide
RICH" was strictly observed, producing
q hae military effect, and adding more
laurek TO their reputation ~ we'll drilled
soldiers. These magniscenA reviews, these
thrilling reviews. who among ny will soon
forget themS What historiss are written
upon tAoss ragged National banners that
to-day float nornfully, yet triumphantly
on the Southern breezes? What volam-
e of heroian might be written of each
We never beheld these really
sublime military spectaciss without poa-
dering oFer the absent ones, the fearless
patriotic privates whose. sacrifices can
never be Known Nae thorough3y apprecia-
ted. We hsaye an invoaRntary sigh for
the ilinstrious dead, thosssaads of whom
passed from this world into eternity with
out struggle and without the show Of
funeral Pageantry, but We repeat the
lines:
/" Some viii 90 home by the land, my Boys, and
III some win 20 home BY tie ssss.
Ruk tho hearts that are true to thsir eoaatry
sna 0od, will Eaest NJ the Lass Reyeills.' -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-04

Correspondence Of the State Rsgsatsr.
wAanrnrsrAsa Ian. q

Correspondence OF the StAte FS1wmtSF'
wAsHTsaraa, Jaa- IS, 1850
sinee / lAst wrote, The capture of Fort
Fisher has rsjoiced our country was
ut the House Of Representative when the
good news vas announced, and heard the
andrhPpiag and congratulations that
ensued. OF course, every eaa thought Of
Terry and victory, Butler aad defeat al
the same moment. That i Butler
death kneIl7 was heard ca every side
In. truth, Gen. Butler has need now Of .
ceurags greater than any he has shown
before, to bear up his head under the reae-
lion of public sentiment against him. But
he does nobly, facing the gaping crowds
who purposely cross his path that they
may witness his discontinue. with a
strength and GOODNESS adnirshie TO be-
hold. His wife is ever By his side, with
an almost Spartan 6rmness aud dignity.
His beautiful young daughter also,
claims andreceives her share of marked
attention. No one could gnass from the
expression of Gen. Buffers face, that his
star has lowered, that the tide has set
against him. At the reception Of Mrs.
Lincoln he was cordial and and aifable to
all, and although the Secretary of War
and Major General Sheridan stood near
him, not shadow Of annoyance crossed
his face, and truly he looked almost grand
in his splendid uniform, gazing indifer-
sntly upon those who have wished his
fall. As I was converting with him at
Mrs. Sprague's reception, . gentleman
approached him rather fsniiiarly and
said, "Ah General, your beloved we'll
wisher. Stanton met you to-day p "Butler
.the Beast" a. turned calmly and replied,
EaAnd how finely the Secretary Of War
appeared to-day" Thus checking any
detraction of Mr.. Stanton. Mr.. Lincoln
drawing room was graeed BY tho prslance
Of Major General Banks aud lady, Major
Geaeral Burnside, Major General Sher.
idan and Major Generai Butler! And
the Secretary Of War; and Admiral Fara'
gut. What study is waste watch their
faces. esd observe Their hollow cordiaiity Of
greeting! -.
Mrs Lincoln appears finely thia winter,
Her seilette was superb On Saturday, and
ezquisitely chosen; the dress very heavy
black silk, white point lace shawl, and
point lace head-dress. She seemed TO mt
quite the elegant and gracious lady oa'
Presidents wife should be. And her'
let me say in sclfdefense, that so tai
as know, these personal criticisms and
descriptions never come before tbs person
mentioned. I tell of these nAasar'
simply to amuSe my Iowa friends, you
readers. The fashionable invited recep
tons this winter are: Mrs. Stewards ever.
Saturday night; Mrs Harris {of Albany,
for designated Tuesdays and Mrs. sheF
mans Tor designated Wednesday,
The Speaker receives any and everybody
On Friday evenings. Mrs. sPrague pa
3 matinee dansaate every Saturday, o
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-04

GROUND HOa.-Aecording to the best
shdno approved authority. this I'd day of
February, is Ground Hogs day II Dir.
@. H don't fail TO meet his appointment, he
will come to '4hs surface this morning and
aots the situation; = if The sunshine shows
him hts shadow. he viii Immediately return
10 winter quarters, there to remain for six
weeks; but II, amer making dilligent search,
he fails to discover ''sny" shadow, he will re-
main above ground. and at once inaugurste
Ais sPFiRg campaign, upon the suPpOsitiOn
that winter ts Broke" beyond repair.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-04

COUNTERFEIT POSTAL CURRENcY,-
There Ia no ineonsidsrAhle smeant Of bogus Treas
ury patss aRd postal currency in circulation
tArouxh thls section Of the State. The istsaF sS-
peeiaIly seems to pass As readily in many instan-
STAGES rs II EsSuins, While to any enc export
snssd in the actaceioa sf hank nates the fraud
Il pexectly plain in the exSsutioa Of the counter
sR. The postal currssey Of the dsnoninatiea Of
sfsy sssss being that noss frequently counter
fsissd and circulated At present We give for the
hsssat our readers the following iafsliihIe man
asr Of dsteeting them: Il 80
1. The Inns engraving In all che eoaaas
very irregular, while in the the genains -
perfectly straight, clean and parallel Win Yasch
ether.
:. The snoke issuing from the locomotive in
shs sezntsrFsit looks invarishIy like buRch Of
~,rs - hssss tail, whilst in the genuine il gently
a2rls.
8, The eyes 10 the face Of Washington in the
sszs,srf.its are harsh saA too dark. and the
shaaEa Of the right shssAia eoAEss snd q SSssg"
alag issa ~hiist in the Esaaaas the eyes look mel
lev, snd riEht cheek shaded in sBs' distaAst and
ssfs hair lines.
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70 " G Aadrss aad Leave r. r.

70 " G. Aadvsts aad Lases p. r.
AndrRs. -..-er -
You are hereby nstlasa that psslElpa - JsaaA
P. thrill 10 sew % Als % tAa sass q ths e1aEk
Of the District csnrt sf tie caaAky ~ Po4sewsses
VOC The sd w. G. Aa4RnH aszss& % DO seaSsTe&
% ths ala Laura r. =. Anasas yvaR via, villa
intent 70 deKFama year sseditsFas tAs feaiswiMs
dasesIhed tgaesa ana wmrsssa IL land sfsaaAs m
aid county oil RaSaawaktamAs4 ss-Sik. the Baae
Of LSs 4ss In kha ws9iaaa ksss sf Csmms@
BluEs City, Led 10 o. Q in Aessss A&aiaA@B
to coaaeA Rlaas cssy, che 8 n Z sf sssstsa
~ IA. ISM. sgR. saN. the y WAasf kAs ~ D
! Of Sea. II %. " q a. = a W sas d w ! 81
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See 81 -, TsN. sf q Sk - AasA sAs 3 4
sE4 Of sss. 10 b - u KM 40 W-.an4
prayiag that sseA aszFsTsaes e ~ tAnsa -
aesrssd fFazdaisAs e % cesssf aa9 xMx8 sss&s
itoFs Of ssid ". 6 An&xas sMa k&4a sRmntzs
Siausr BE- sppsanssA - esmvsF sAe nazns % klm
us saia jaeah 2. Thrill FRsHAnsEa tAsssae a.
sheriGs sale On an amsautssa issa@& On q eH6R~
Fassf ATTAINED BY Sad Emsxar nsh& %ses&1 aSNa8se
aid w, O. Andres hm ne AssaxAss Gemae al smk&
Co.. Of PotsMmmaaansaf 60 sHsRaaM ezR MMnssn&
relief And for aaesaa ~ 60 s&e& t2m& m@aaaH
ven Sppemr thereto aaA &assm& &af&8s 1asm s& kAs
second day sf ths nsxs 8ssm asfsNst& wzsks&s&
Cuurt Do oeznsaenss sa fks &sz& M&H&a# az MMg
1885 asfsnlt win BE saAsse4 80 e84 .
iasxmens ssnaess6 tAaEsv8.
nn4sd FsA, "a IeSs-=~xA Esl.
I--N-4>~-@-.1 B. & nouakA1Ns
u,a Any. ~ FFs@
Sc ssees. zeH 80
N~--~-S~S s@B&E sE3 -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-04

Auction ,-BRowx & Co., at the
City Auction Rooms, Honn's cid staBd. will
sell 6rst class stock of Boots aud Shoes at
AueitoR to-day. Sale for Ia dies st . o'clock
p. m..--evsniRg sale commence At 7. Now
is ysur chance for bargains, As the goods are
bound to be sold.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-04

pA!The Chicago Times says that if the
trial of Buck Morris aad the Chicago
couspirators proceeds in the way they
are Akpressnt conducted, 1.-The prisoners
are not sure of justice bot Of eondsmnA.
ton" Everybody else thinks. if thsT
get Justice thay ara sure Of coRdemnasioR,
and II is this certainty Of justice that makes
Jsfs's Chicago organ tremble for 10
friends. ~ IL
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-04

One Of the most interesting documents
which has been printed this session Is ste
able report OF MIR Commissioner Lewis
Of the Internal revenue Bsauro. 1t
abounds in invaluable S:.cts, showing the
workings Of eur tax system, and present
a gratifying exhibit Of the resource OF the
country. IL b extremely Satisfactory 70
Be assured that the proceeds Of the tax
lsw are 50 rapidly increasing,