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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
per Sd9er.
Bon 90 ALBERTO BON @antt Srutber

Bon % alb beri4 BON g anti Srutbert.
!6eu unb lanft pldtl1ert bic 8reaad,
bas Gbal berat, 0e ldbt lid 3ei', ebe Ge
G@ in Donauel9insen nit Gem 8riead:
fuB oerbeiratbet penn tort mil1eu fIe
bsipe tbre ,&lidte gBilpernatur ableeen
uno ~ &Bni9en uno &aileru sieben mad
gDien i'm weiten Nod rer ,6erylidfeit.
Suneffou 8reaad oebdrbet iid. ols sDae
ile NIT S&mera aus rer 6eimat, l6aut
re@ts unp linfs na1 ibren Tannenberz
gen, tlet bic @ielen uno u11armt bic
uno ia einen alten perpanr:en s5els, ais
wuae iie ppn ibm Mblhiep nebmen uno
t5nnte Gd ni@t losreiben. Da lpriuoen
ibre 8rautjunsfern, bic 8aae aus zen
Seitentbdlern ttr entsesen, sieben lie
tinab na6 rem Drduti0am. uno lle last
e5 f@ sefauen. @ir bsgspnsn ibr, no
tbr bas &rummbd9lein gan; erldredt
enteesen 1prinat uno li9 nit einem Sdrei
in tbre @leme pirft. Da feb ren Tleael,
i6reit Is, in ieiner Sdsmlble rrpten
Nimmt mt@ Der pbne weitereS am Rcpf
uno an ben 3appelneen 8eincn, wirft
mid ieinem abiheuli@en @aaufelroe an
ZEN Gals uno fopt tasu lla', Ias', (io',
fleiaer Vaullenser, camit eu rcr Melt et<
pas mug perpelt. uno puden unp prii<
den mub i6 mid, bis feline lanee Sda'
auf r1eineu, l9Sni1en Tannenbaum auf
unb ob reitet uno i'm Seriabelt. Der
S&red fdbrt mir nod purd ale @lieoer !;
bilf mir mein 5aar ldli9ten, ter s5l.ael
,auste mir einen @trobeltopL unp mad,
pab wir fortfcmmen.
Aber rie 8reea9 1aot; tu &rumms
bd&le, mart Elm ,penis, e5 prelErt ear
ni@t. S@ou, mas inb raS fir 3rei ?
Sie Aebt rriten an Der 8rud unp ct biz
ben.
Die ba :? mault tas 8rummbddle, bic
Tenn i'd i&on lang; fie 1T tss &rumm<
ba@bauern Solepbine. Dem rer ean,e
@alp une all Die @ieien rrunten aebS=
ren. @dr' ,ie ba eemeien, 70 BAIT mid
rer Sdaer ni&t ant &rips senpmmen,
eenn mir baben unlere Treuo' an einan>
Der. leit fe in mir berumpl1tldern fam.
Nber ben blben an rer 8rld bab' ib all
mein 2eben lang nod ME seiebsn; ct lu9i
na& rer Solepbine, als mar Ge Elm Sud
taAen. Die trieeen einanper, fir mas
.pdr' fonf bic 8rud ea? 9lber jeBt Yor=
tpdrts 3u teinet 3p6seil. Mpe Sepperle,
unb bait bid Qut. @art Saser, bu Geuz
felsbauunt bu!
&rummbd@le uaa9te nod cine Iauil
binauf unp idwdn3slt, rann gan, alotl
uno pobl9efittet NIT Ter 8reea@ pas
Ibal btnunter, fort unb fort plappernb
sslt I'M Donaui9inser S&lobearteu
mo@et ibr 6cd3eit, leine Dur4laud,
ltlber mu@t ben 8routfiibrer unp pie 5cf.
mutt fpielt auf pa,u, i9 frsu' mid au'
ben 9cpfwal3er; unp baun seb' i1 mil
ber fol,en Grau Dcnau als 6cfpam' bic
in BE 9ltfet binunter. 90 fomm' cod,
70 lauf bod, pper i'd idnapp' Dir zen
bo&ietter BOT ber Naie meg.
| Der an ber Bride blben eing 3u ter
bic prdben fanp, Elm 6srrlsin nit eineu
itbr juu9en 2ippenbdrt4en unter BEN
teinen S@la#pbut cine Reiietai9e am
t@war3en Sammtr6dlein trasenb. Tint
BE tbm Sesenlber fane, mar ]9lant uni
biealaut pie cine @erte, Ge bate is,
l@pat3ss 1u4wamms9en iiber ben Urn
9eworten, eenn Is mar Elm ,parmer Srab,
ltneetaG uno mar an ber 8rade lteter
9eb!teben un. BEN auf ber 2anpfras'
prlbea panbernben 9err|ein na&,ul@au.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
H9enten Der StaatS3eitunQ.

penperlen. 6err Dibra>
Yafines, 81. YfeiFsr,
Gbryfaa Qate: berr " atb. Brubs.
9ssm-lllm unb Bruwn County 6r. 4UrNsr,
ct. Yt.er unb Nisulst Qtp W. @&immel,
@t.IntenY u. .Minniapulis, Ortbu. Sneblau&
CAREER ct. Suit,
Wanfatp psrr Sufus 3. 9artmauu.
@tiauater unb Walbiustou Gty Gb. @9tFsr,
WinOna unb @iupna Gty pr. Gil1ss.
Bartbault, Niee Co., 3err Wottfr. Jlsdsunein
&sabs Qanbins. =. Dusrre.
Ree Wtns, 1err Spbn Grietri@.
Waba1bau, @eers 3uber.
Va 0rolie, 9err 1eil.
Buffalo Gits, @ise. 81. S9Ittler.
Ni9arb Soos, Opatonna.
Grant pidltr, 2erinston.
&edfurb, @risbt g., SObn Qutsi1sr.
g8ilton, @aieea Co., Sul. Ninsss.
Wm. 3ietenappe, Cannon Gity. Ninn.
Adermanu ". 8ruber, youne Aueriea.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Daun (1eiotismus !

0arl 8aunl9eiot aus Gnoenib,
9rFnesr Der nsuen Selmstbuee, senannt
Sau,ticbeibtismus.
einiSe Nssntur fur Nrrb-> 9ertral- II. S;ib-
Nmerita:
43l 8rDome 9treet, Ntcm= 9Icrf.
yin Jnltrument, Der Vebensmeder Si.Cu
Gin 6lacon 0!eum Daun(bsiplii 200
gin Sebrbu9, in alien n,opernsu Spraden 4 .OC
Das Auss, itinearantbsitsn unb beren Sci,
lung 200
Die SaunIteitt'l4 l4e 5eilmetbcoe sei9nst lid
teenoers eur6 Seltimmtheit. @sfabrcasfsit
Ginfabbeit. ltneae 5eHns unb Yiuietcit aus
DaS Sinfa6e unb 0ei6le tei eer Mnmrnpuuo
eitlsS Ssilperfabrens ma9t e5 jseem 0aisn mIs<
lid 3u pratti3ireu.
304-1v. Dr. g. Meinhars, Aaent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Delletri Gi(6ts.
9te Slei=SpIbatel,.
DIR @ott, Der Gilen wa6ien lisB
6af dih Md &lei delhnifsM

DIR @ott, Der giien wa9len lisb
pat aud has ~lei selbaTsu,
Dag mam's in @&rift une Qettern sis6'.
Dem @si0 81 QSsbr unp WaNen.
Dag unier Grls eat irsis gDurt
3u iiitren nidt perseiIs,
Grprob' une iib' es fort unb for.
Tie Wadt Ter fnien y:tlle.
Gium auf, eu 0ustenbsrs- slrnce,
NV:t esinsn si-Splsaten!
9soarf tie Mslt trb mebr tenn js
5eut teiaer sEafsntbaten.
Das hsit @rrt tie frsis Sbrif.
9sea,f Der f:sinsn 2sttern,
Gie bi&t ss|d'riIsn @tift en Gift,
JeRasen III alien @etts.n.
Smperial. Milial ant 70
Iud gancu, Gpepslmittsl,
1srt, 1srtia, MittsI, Cicero,
Sn brudsel8warstsm 3itss,
Iu& 0armone, Bprsis unb Vssit>
unb Nonparril unb VsrIe:
81 Gin Qurps! @ab!tai;iD n;s
Cab man 70 tapfere 0erle,
Du@ auf bic 6ubruns fpmmt IS an!
Oas pihen tpcbl an, beEen
Die Rettenflbrsr Wann fir Munu,
Dit @sbsr an Cen 9dlien.
gom @inteIbafen itramm cuf's 59if>
gOm @6ii gum S6lisBsrt;i9e!.
0isbt Diasiplin ni@t Jorm uas @9!iT,
60 sisbt es 3wiebelf1As!
Drum Ndtuns aui'5 Gommanto isB!:
Gtia 8 fants,, 0a|9 tslcnnen
2ints aufmari&irt.! III @sib'n ee1sbt!
Mar'6, marl&! fcrmirt GoIunncu!
M,ttsur sn pages, IIbr eu ben Bug
Mit martial l9er @isne;
Gann tcmnt bic sanse 0o:m i'm grs
9ee&t3eitis CUR Maibine.
Die freis Yrs6e forge erum,
Dag ibre Blei-@eleaten>
SIN Sample niemals 19ef uni frumm,
Illus &anb unb 8anb esratten.
Gin Seber tbue feline Yaidt
1lns pi.fe treu gum Ganssn:
Damn fimpfen tpir NIT 3uSerIts
une nsbmen aud tie @dan3en.
Dielrs butl&e 0ebi9t trurte 3u Der 5Ojibr
! Subslfei bes ShriftieBere Msld,;or Bic
RSlu Gin Der Dauderei her nIV!n. 3eituuss
i&tst.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
9Diepb ~ ! "9es.

ilton, Baieea Co., Minne(pta,
.mpFeblt f9 sur Mnfertisuns yon fcnen Dreds-
lerarteiten, BiQiarebauen, polis:,n @dreiuer-
arbeiten unb beiouters beutidem S,innrdperu
iebei Mrt, besgleiten aQer @prten xabatspfeifen
unb aler fcnfti9er Dre9slerarte,t.
@ 8efeQuusen tSnn.n in ietem @tore in
9Diltou, fowts IN 4oue's pptel tinterlaflen per.
ben. 3l1-1s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
An;eiae. 8e6lbren.
8ebin8uueen.

Aosunirentann manauirssub tins1 3sitbsa
Jabres;po ID tSnuen biseemN Nbpnnement porans
sebtuptn Nummern MID @tna&seianbt mtrbsn.
Der Suble,iptiuns- Betras lann nRutenir-
eeno elmer 9uten 9anI sinSei@idt weresn.
AE1 @euu @slp in rssiitrirten Yriefen Ser-
unregi(trirten 9rieien.
Iae Wtttbsilunsen, Wslberu. (. ~. Iuh 3u
aeoreiiren:
q. 3. lIsisr, Yuh!isbsr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Mlinnesota Stunts Stitunq.

Oritte @traSe (SaiemenD brsi lbarsn
ppn Der Bride,
.rsbsint j.osn Samstag unS kusst S2a p Sabr
in Gorauste3atluns.
gin;slne gummeru iolten Gents.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
s. . It iuI0t

IV1 VIZ NpHt81H@t
PreuBen, sSnrttembere, 8a>eru1
9annoDer unb Sabfeu,
fur bic @robberaostbdmer
Cleenbure, Geflen, 8abeu. @<ds
lenburesStrelie unS Redleu,
re=S@tperin,
baS &urfiirtentbu,, 6eNltu;
bic 5ersc9tbiimer NaNau, So@lta>
Wleininaen, Sa6ien>altenbura
unb bic freie Stabt Jrantfurt a. 81;
Der llnterseianete III ieben Sag edbrsas
0Hddftsfunten su finten In leiner Office, fats
petlite Gde ber. .Dritter unb Ratn- setraot>
Giueinnati, D., 1. Nat 1854,
e. g. AbAe. GsxM,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Nibarb M>arpiu

Hibarb ~ Marpiu
meortirt une pertauf i'm 0rpBen. lpmisim Nlei.
nen VorcsQan, WIas unb ale eas Jat
1stlassree 0aaren.
Dritte unp Bend ~Stra6
3pi@@eu Gebar- uno Dabaiba~,
ct. Saul, WinnelSta,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Z 0euti6e Mpptbefe
Br. W. i. NtI!h,

~. ". .. 3NII!t1,
- Gbemtfer Dru8tf,
ct. @nteony- -Strabt, 3pii&en Amsriean- unt
9Dinslop-peule,
81. pau1, Minneiota.
untersei&neter fsbt bas persbrts vublifum in
3enntnt6, bae e. BON iest ab in ieiner Office bic
Smpfuns nit frii&em seiunbsm @tp5f pornimmt.
Dss5lei&tn bat Ct frii4en @aren. ,@ras>unb
BlumenIamen erbalten. Dr.Miiler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Or. 6. $. DprpbleY,
$'sars'istr u. 6> m.@sn'l$..

% y u u III
ess9rt l'ee, e:mpublisam BON 81. paul an)u)st-
gen, hae Il in
No9ersBlod.
netrealb ssr Grpres. Office elm GtabiiRement Ct.
eNnst pat. Ntus une se.bsRtr,e iiiuiili&e 3dbne
e.5S.% msn,s eaf sS'an;:n ya.a stns.e ee
5m ~. ~ass les1 esneenl!& @sbetene iibertrefen.
esiest, une jutriebenReQeuee arbtit oaranti:t.
Das Auejieben unb AusfiQeu boiler 2Gbne
unb aQe fouRteen CABIN. Operatieutn nerbsn
f&nsrjlcs unb biais aussstibr.
~ z. %. If sorberettet. 3atnar,teu. {eb.,
Art 3dbne aus ben befeu sabriien eer Bsr.tnia.
ten Staaten ~ SRli&eu pretieu u lieferu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Sic 8rauerci

Sic 8rauerct>
ron
M q rtin 8riig0emQnn, II,
plealant>S Straee 81. Yaul, Mlinn.,
bat itets fur ieesn Seeari enen su.en 8crratt ter
trdftisfsn gassrtiers erRsr Gualitat an
paHe. 3OS-1p
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04
Doctor &pIenf,
Or. 81. 5p11ipn,

~%. ~. q y y
turlli@ BON Grantrsi& anestommsu. bat in 30.
252, ee8enuber ber 0oneert paQ. brittle @trase.
St. Vaul. Ninn., cine Offee erSiFnet unb wirb
F& baielbf bausrnb Der mebi,inildsu unb dbirur.
Qil&en wraris wiemsn. Wit belonberer @pra-
talt merben Gdae BON @@winbiu@t, GrsGpilas.
NferpsnFeter une anes,e f&mere aranfbeit bebau.
belt: Wan lprs&e ssfaQiea in Der Office sor,
G Greie COMPILATION tpirb llubemittelteu ie-
ben Oisaitas 0orui tag aepdbrt. 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-04

MerrtQ5 Bu9bQnblunq,
rttte S1raBe, unterbalb bt, HI;;6t.
st. Naul, Rinn.
ST Der ylas, itssnepsl9e, tieirr Braa9e au-
9ebprigs Artifel i'm @roEen fcpie i'm Steiner
slnsafauFsn, NJ ObIfeiI furbaaT.
s4 AHftrass sOnt eanb IInb sur,us snsilt siI.
tcmmeu.
Sammtlias gsileQunsen perbeu PROMPT aus
ssfitrt. - 30SE1.
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8e>t:alt#nsseg e
fur
Observation-Disclosures Qller'Nn

mad Zen telifbtsRen Muaern9
peroen BON Der uuter;sibnsten NIT Ss1ofot.
9antAtdtsit unb tia:g ausssfabrt.
:. Afm essprIeH fsul9en putlitum fir bic tbt
olsps' 6elccsoenen sablrei6sn 4uultb.p.iIe Ganf
la9saS, 1T sur Gatsesennabme fern.r.r auftr6a.
ilsis hersit Irienrr;f.'m
90 9sbnuns: Hilfir- StraBe, segeniib.r GAIT.
SanHsns's unb urpet D1. St.parfs.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22
4rriyaiand Departure ofMaiIs

The mail from Butler to- East Sandy, by way Of Holy
nke CouItersyile An1nale. Mpygnsyille and Clinton
willie SO niles l,GJler Monday and Friday O
each week At o'clock, a. NJ returns On Tuesday and
Saturday Of eaeh week at oclock. .. M.
Tlorp,l from Butler TO Salem Cross Roads, by way o.
NIcTaualns Store and Oakland Cross Roads. ~ miles
leaves Butcr on Tuesday an Saturday Of each week At
o'clock A. m. returns Friday and Monday CT each
veok at S O'Clock. p m,
The mail from butler to New Castle. by way of Mount
Chcsnut Prospect Portcrsvilic and Princeton ~ miles
leaves Butler on Monday aud Thursday ot cac week 81
O'Clock A. M returns Tuesday and Friday OF oaet
week at o'clock. p. H.
The mail from Butler Lgrrcpeeurg by ~ North
Oqkand Barnharts Mills. Baldwin and nruin, 25 5miles
lenys nutleT on Monday and Friday ot each week, NJ
o'clock n nj; reurs oh Tuesday and Saturday Of each
week, At o'clock. p. m.
The mali from Butler 10 New Brighton by WAY Of Pc
tershurr Break and Tolenaple 20 niles with tro
additional trips reN and Ielienoplo lows
Butler on Wednesday Of each waeS at o'clock, O. M re-
urns on Thursday Of each week, at 5o'cock, p. M.
The mail from Butler to Pittsburg by way of Glade
Mills Bakerstuwn Tally Cayy, Etna DeqHesne and Ale
heny CITY 32 miles, leaves utler every morning except
sunday ut O'Clock, M arrives at butler from PttS
bureh by the route every day Sunday excepted at
l O'Clock, p m.
Drownfngton slppery-Gock North Liberty, Lobdsn und
Balm miles: leaves Butler every day, Sunday oNcep
ted at o'clock p m; returns ly tho route evory
day Sunday excepted arriving in Butler at O'Clock in
the morning.
The mail from Butler to indians. lsr way Of Coylcs-
willie wurthington KttAnninG Eidetion and shelocta
Is miles: leayes Brtler Monday and Thursday Of each
week R O'Clock returns Tuesday and Friday OF
e-.ih week at o'clock, p. hi
The mail from Butler to Boydstorn.6 6 miles. leaves
Bnydstown Friday morning OF each week, arrives ~
Butter in the forenoon departs for Boyi-nwn day
after the arrival "a the mail from Pittsburgh.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE
FORT MARCY, VIRGINIA,
Feb. 0. 1863.

These are the headquarters Of Battery
a, 9Th Regt., Pa. Heavy Artillery, COL
Charles Burees commanding, or rather
1t Col. j. b. Cycland commanding, as
lLol Barnes is commanding ID Brigade,
'Derussey's Division, 22d \. {. We arc
being drilled hard when the weather per
mits, which is only occasionally. Such a
winter as this has not been known in old
Virginia lately. They have had right
smart of winter before. but not so much
" as this be, The Butler county boys
both of our Battery and BATTERY b,
are generally in fine condition; sometimes
little jubilant over the approaching
draft. We are living fright smart on
red tape and promises to pay, except the
scant allowance who get home on fur
lough; because Of terrible sickness and
distress at home, or some " enormous
personal loss about to be sustained, unless
the individual can be present, bodily and
land spiritually" but L. s. Boys all have
plenty of both One would think things
must be in a terrible condition at home,
half the people sick; but who has not
sick friends, and who has no private bust
mess, where is the young man that has
not left deck' behind? hey ave scarce
in the 9th Heavy There is one eXcep-
ton, of whom | expect 10 send scpcrate
aud official notice with this. rarely ev.
er see your paper now we got one some
days since. Our Butler county friends, ]
suppose, have forgotten us, at least our
political friends, they must forget that we
are voters. We had the pleasure of a
visit from Mr.. MClymonds Of Muddy
creek tp., Wm. Harry, Esq, and Henry
kirkpatrick, of Clinton tp., and Mr.. T..
Greer of Jefferson tp., and at present we
are favored with the presence Of Ma w.
Cochran, of Jefferson tp We are always
glad to see such; but still there are some
others who might come TO cheer the men
We might add to the above list, william
Cunningham, Esq, and Mr.. VIM. Lyon
who have frequently paid us friendly and
welcome visits. But all is cheerful the
men are healthy and in the best ST spirits
In short we are spendinga cold but pleas
ant winter, and hope you are doing the
same.
hours, truly. II.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22
From Grants Army.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10


Information received from the army of
the james, dated the 18th, states that de.
serters from the rebel army, arriving at
headquarters, say that this morning be-
tween twelve and one o'clock a company
from each of the regiments OF Stewards
brigade, of Pickett's division. were sent
out to advance their picket lines about
one hundred aud Fl ty yards in order to
straighten as well as strengthen their line
on the Bermuda front. opposite the posi-
'tion held by the ID Pennsylvania heavy
artillery. On being discovered, they were
fired upon by our p ckets ara after about
twenty shots they retired to their own
'iine~. The party making theattemptarc
reported as having been supplied entren
ching tools Ia throw up works for their
defence, and when fret upon they retrea
ted in the utmost disorder. Their loss.
# any. i unknown
Nine hundred aud eighty three Unicn
prisoners, including ten officers. mostly
from Danville, came down from Richmond
on the rebel steamer, Allison to Cox's
landing. They were received and cared
for by Lieut.. II. $. Merritt, Assistant
Quartermaster at these headquarters
About FIVE O'Clock as the steamer Alli-
son was on her return trip to Richmond,
and when short distance above Fort
Brady she struck a torpedo which explo-
ded and completely wrecked hor. She
had on board two hundred and thirteen
packages of blankets and a number Of
other articles intended for our prisoners
belonging mostly to he State Of lpdlana
The loss of life is unknown.
No change in che weather. The roads
ere very bad owing to ,coatiaued raips.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22
BUTLER MARKETS.

BUTLER. Pa. Feb y 1895.
BUTTEil-Fresh Roll. 40. cents per pound
BEANS-Mhite. -. IA per bushel.
BAELl.I-Sprng, 81, 10; Fall, Sl,25
BEESWAN-a5 cents ser pound.
EGGS-3l cents per dozen.
FLoUE-Nhcnt $500 to 6,55 per hund; Rye 4 90
Buckwuest. $3.50 per hund
FKUlT-pred Apples, 81 so to Si7a per bushcl; Dret
Peaches S+uO to 4.bO.
EAglIEiS-5u cents plr pgund.
GnAtN-N heit Shopper busneI, Rye, 10. Oats, ca
Corn. loo Buckwnat. sc.
GKocERl Ds-Coflee, rio, soc per pound; Java, eoc
Brown sugar &c per puupl do,White tc: \. o. Moias
,cs. si.50 cents per ssl,n; Syrup so and si,i5.
HID SIS cents per pynnd.
LARD-l5 cents psr pound.
NAILS-Sl0,Ou per steg.
P0fAf0sS-il and per bu-hel.
P0RK-t4 to Is ceuts per pound.
RAGS cents pSr pound.
RICE-2D cents per ppun't
sEEns-eloSer. Il3Vo, per bnsheii Timothy, SIS
Flax $3.50.
SALT-s3,7 IS per hTrel
T,AI19W-- la cents per pound
.WOOis-S5c per p1iind
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22
List of Grand Jurors.
Drawn FoR MAReH Term, 1865.

DRAWN FOR MARCH ERM, iooo.
Thos. Stevenson Esq, siippcryrock ;
Daniel Meals, Sr., Washington; Brown
j. Dodds, Penn; James Say, Parker; A..
b. Tinker, Butler tp. Thomas Brandon,
Franklin; Anthony Hoon. Oakland; d.
s. Ekas, Buffalo Jos. MGowen, Mud
dycreek; Joseph Murrin' of Jos, Venan-
go; James G. Wilson, jackson; Micha-
el Emriek Summit Jno HARRISON, Mid
dlesex; f. l.. Varnum, Centre; Samuel
Colwell. Jefferson; Jas. S. Shields, Mer-
GER; Wm. Douthett Forward Jas. Ste
venson. Connoquenessing; A. b. Story,
Fairyiew Sam'l Cornelius, Worth Thos
Ekas, Clinton; Robert Carnahan, Dor.
Butler; James Allen, Clay; Jno. Parks,
Adams.
TRAVERSE JURoRs-FIRsr VIEW.
George. w. Milford Allegheny; Rob
ert Pinkerton. Adams Silas Covert Bra
dy; Matthew Greer Buffalo Jacob Wal
ter. Butler; James Wilson, Centre; Levi
Stewart, Cherry; Ephraim Allen, Clay ;
Hugh NrCrea, Clearield; Edward Fink,
Clinton John Starr, Sr., Concord Jas.
W. Garyin, Cranberry; JAS. Welsh, Jr.,
Compromising John Wolford, Done
gal Chambers Scott Fairview; Jno. Al
bert. Fraaklin Benz. Douthett, Forward;
Jacob L. Wise, jackson Matthew Gun
ningham, jefferson; Henry Westeriield,
Lancaster Robert M'Dowcll, Marion
Wash. Buchanan, Mercer; Thos Logan,
Middlesex; Dunwiddy N'ColIosgh, Mud.
dvcrcek; Matthew HARRISON Oakland ;
Eli Hartzell, Penn; Robert Storey, Par
kcr; Day. Armstrong Slipperyrock Jas.
Kcarns, Summit; Robert Martin, Sr.,
Venango; Samuel NJ. Moore, Washing.
ton; John Young Winfield; John Ben.
net Worth; NJ. w. Spear, boro. Butler
Josiah NI'Michael, Milerstown; Absalom
Shanor, Prospect; Jonathan Mayberry
Centreville; Geo. Beam, Harmony.
SECOND WEEK.
John b. Arlington, Portersville; JOIN
| Weber, Saxonburg; Eckart Bentel, Zc
lienople5 Solomon Snyder, Harrisyillc
John N. Pollock, Allegheny; Jerry w
Starr, Concord; John English, Cranber
ry Thomas Watson, Winfield; iona
than Clutton, Brady; Armstrong Reni
son, Adams; Samuel II. Flemming, Bui.
falo; William BARLEY, Butler Henry
Ehitnire Centre; James Smith Cher
ry; James Stoughton, Clay; VIM. llar
yey Esq. Clinton; Samuel Wilson, Con
noquenessing John S. Shaklcy, Done
gal; w G, Stoughton, Fairview; Pete
! Albert, Franklin; John Cowan Forward
Jacob II Zieglcr, Jackson Philip Burt
ner, Jefferson; William W ilson, Lancas
ter; Joseph Marshal, Marion William
p. Braham, Mercer; 4. 7. IIaibson
! Middlesex; John M''lymonds, ESQ.
Muddycteek Jacob larimore, Oakland
Andrew Emrick, Penn; y. B. Shepherd
Parker; James Adams Jr,, Slippery
rock: John Forcth, Summit; Thomas
Ray Vcnango; David Piser, Washing
ton; Thomas Clark, Worth William
Truxall, boro. Butler; William S. Boyd
Butler
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22
TIE RURAL ANNUAL AND HoRTIcuL-

THE RURAL ANNUAL AND HoRTICUL-
RAJ DIREcToRY-Suc is the title of a
neat little work of l20 pages, issued each
wear from the office of the GENEsEE FAR
MEn, Rochester, n Y. The volume for
1865 is just out. 1t contains large
amount of information Tor the farmer,
fruit grower, and every one Interested IN
the cultivation of the soil Among the
,sincipal topics discussed are The Fear
Tree Blight; Raising Clover Seed Char
ring Old Sods; New Method of Training
Pear Trees Pruning; Chiccory as Sub
sttute for Coffee; The Golden Age OF
Fruit Culture; Poultry as Egg ggProducers;
Experiments in Feeding Hogs with DIFF
ierent Foods; Fattening Cattle in Win
ter; Grating Old Orchards; Artificial
Manures; with many other articles Of
great interest. The price of the RURAL
ANNUAL is only twenty-five cents. 1t
will be sent prepaid by mail oa receipt OF
price. Address JosEPu Harris, Pub.
Usher GENEsEE FARMER, Rochester n
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-22
NOTICE.
Butler county, s

Butter county, Ss.
In the matter oi the partition Of the Rol Estrts Of
Thomas Spruuil, deed.
In the Orphans Court of Butler county No. g. June
Term Isgl December 1865. lnquson filed, and CON
hrInc1 IA 81. valuation Sjn,22l0
The CummDnw calth Il ,nnsy lyuin, TO tie heirs anl
egu RepresenatiS ~ Of Thomas Sprgull decd 20 wit
James VI. Sproull, John D. Spoul Jane interlnnrricd
with Wn duncan, residing In Allegheny county, Eliza
beth Spruull Martha intermNfei with Jas, H. McGee,
residing IN Burean Co., ILL.,, Margaret Sprou residing
IN Allegheny county Mary +. inteimHriel win Jnhu
II D1uhett Sarah g. Sproull, muur. residing IN Allie
gheny Co., William sproull, minor and john Dydds, guar
dian Of sais S,.gai g. Spruu and VIM. SprunL YOU
and each Of you hereby cited to hc and appear before
Judgesnt Urph Ms Court for the county Of Butler
the ith Monday Of March next, 1t being the 2' day
said month"; 10 accept reprcsen! the premises at the
upprlisonisnt or valuation show Why the same
should not be sold -
By the Court, W. j. NpCNu'
Jan, -, 1855 Clerk
All of which the aforesaid heirs and legal representa-
tiycs the said Thomas Sprou dec H. hereby re-
qucsted to take notice. W. D. BkAChENllDiE