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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
DIED

On Tuesday evening" at balfpAst seven. Of congestion
Of the brain, CHARLIE, only Of Henry and julie A.
Wall.
Funeral this afternoon at half past two, from the
Idenoe No ~ Eas; North Services by the Rev.
Mr.. Ingraham Friends OF the family invited TO at
tend
,nlnmbns. Ohio. naners nlease copyl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

Aee,sllhR - lis lanue, Article u Tie New
fssl Herald. ihs aeefeisff 1T The treasury has
ups - bic hands lse hundred mllinui u
unpaid feaa.luaas
Nv lhs suspension II lhs periodical statement.
~ The eaniltlen ~ The national debt lhe people
sse bludsd IN fegsfd ~ Y, aud he lmpaltssi COO
hienee fesalllnn lheteilum i faf more iamav
los lhsa ,hs publication ~ ihs iaan would be
smuuai ~ the ehegmnus snm ~ lwu hundtul
assl II mufs taenst thsH ths slp.s ifom Ia
issHsl revenue - she sslp ~ securities produce
fuf lhs latter hss iallen 20 iafpslf since The mll
die 90 issl wssk, ~llh The oanis.lsa ~ ~thdfsw
The accord half " shs lssfs',s t~a hunifel
Hllllshs Isan ss sss ssps.tsi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

time powers II l. rot 70 be understood. how
ever. that this government admits or gives credit
to the charges OF falsehood. treachery and de-
ception which are brought against the captain
and the consul
These charges are denied on the authority Of
the officers accused. and the secretary also takes
occasion TO say that the COVER meBt disalloHs
the assumption that the insurgents Of this coun-
.rv are lawful naval belligerent. and. on the
contrary, il maintains that the assumption of
that character by the government Of Brazil 10
insurgent citizens OF the United States who have
hitherto been and who still are destitute Of naval
forces. ports aud eOuIis. is az act OF interyen-
ton, in derogation of the law Of nations. and
unfriendly and wrongful, as it i manifestly in
furious to the United States
After further remark. be says: 1t does not,
however, belong TO the captains of ships Of war
Of the United States. or TO the commanders of
their armies, 10 their cOnsus residing in for
eigu ports. acting without authority of Congress.
and even executive sanction, aud choosing their
own time, manner and occasion 20 assert the
right and redress the wrongs OF the country
This power can be lawfully exercised only by the
government of the United States
Although the crew are enemies of the United
States, and. as they contend. enemies of the hu-
mau race. vet the offenders were nevertheless IN
lawfully brought into the custody of this govern
ment, and therefore they could not lawfully be
subjected here 20 the punishment which they
have deserved nor could they being enemies.
be allowed to enjoy the protection of the United
States. They will. therefore. be set at liberty TO
seek refuge wheresoever they may find il, with
the hazard OF recaptare when beyond the jlris-
diction of this government"
The entire correspondence will soon be offici-
cially promulgated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

The pfnters Union. OF ST. Louis. since
their strike have stationed committees 40 the
railroad dcpota. for the purpose of peruuNliug or
utimidating printers coming from other cities
from entering the newspaper oilioeh Que ia,
ast week printer from Chicago was badly
beaten by them Col Baker. post commander.
deeming this sufficient for military Interference,
has stationed guard at the dcpo,a. and arrested
the flnglcadefs
II heard. yesterday an army anecdote. which
illustrates the old adage, that the ruling passion
l. strong In death New England officer. Who
had been wounded, Guding thai his eud waa ap
preaching. sent for an embhlmef, and Inquired
what he would charge % embslm and encoiln
hii remains Ninety dollars u tho charge Toe
oreets" "Cant you take eighty" Cant
deduct dollar" Take eighty i've then
No" Hut finally bargain was struck az
eighty seven and half, the embamef promising
The ofcef that his body should be sen, up ht the
neat mornings boat Aud n was sent upaso
.a,s responsible voucher lot the truth Of lhla
last Last bargain,
The Washington correspondent ol The fhil
aielphla Ledger writes There IA a fear that
Tho bulk " tho cotton captured 10y 0uf ipfpra Al
savannah. wii bo claimed ~ the property Of iuf.
egn subjects Ca ho other ground can lhe fail
ufe ~ The rebels Ia destroy 80 valuable prop
etit 10 accounted Toe II IL known that there
ale many bales 10 the south, stored n IL that ~
savannah ~ secure warehouses, that have bean
bnafh, ~ a law Rraie hf fofeEu residents ~ tho
south ~ upon critters lfnm abroad With the ~
AefstaudlnR that the cotton IL IA he held until
the declaration 81 peace, 80 the blockade ~ tho
port should be raised aud aiofi safe outlet
The report Of chei Engineer hing upon the
tsvf anin OF lufape wRs aeat b. Ihe llouae on
huss,lay, Ito iaapfihes a much length hp fasi
depats. docks, ahd nautical constructions ~ fnE
l.ud And upnn The continent and concludes bt
saving that 90 have no such dock fuds as afa
found in Eagland ~ France, not such oollee
ton ~ Iron shlp.hullllng taids ~ there ATE Va
ufpal britain The beet Of auf pgsAie Yards
oonlI nnl construct one such vessel as the lltit
Ish uleAle Achilles Within lhfte ~ luuf years
Ca aeaaunl ~ oaf lnw tides, ~ compared with
,huse W tufope we neej wharf roam INSTEAD ~
basins. which are iha laost expensive ~ ell la
fopean dock yard contradictions of lhose tbeie
afs on.lha Messe, alone elsh, docks ~ upsafds
~ iu0 lsel Ia length seven ~ hlU aud tso ~ 700
s.,ne latter capable ~ taking 10 twu sesaels Al
uhes The interesting ho. 10 ship builders V
stated that, IA the esllmallun vf British shnt
ueefa nftf pss esat Vas saved etef What sss
expended ia construction twelve years 40 ny
lassshl lnptes~l syslems " bplhllhg sspstalel,
sn1 collectively, The pfopef adaplalun AID dlsifl
bsllvn si msshlnsfy, ieeia aud appliances, and
the eoavshlsnsss Within saa without The decks
sallilsF sllps ssd tallalsss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
LOST

\ lost on Saturday evening, fine gold ring The seal
1 IA engraved on agate, and consists Of two oak
ieaves. and two acufns upon twigthe leaves above
aud the acorns below Above the leaves il the motto
"Qais gNaptrdr" Below the scorns Il the latter go ~
Herman Text. Inside the ring Is my name and the
date. engraved the gold thus. ~. w Gordon lsG3-
the date unaer the name. The finder will be handsomely
rewarded. upon leaving Il at nay ONE IN New Tai.
bott's building, south OF the Post once, or, ct the
Journal Oaec ~ith A. e. Groonis, Fkq.
Jan9-tf 4 W GORDON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

JESISOS, NELSON CO. We solicit a Continuance Of
patronage from old customers, asd beg a trial from
those who have heretofore traded with the house.
Our such will enable Us to keep full
stocks and the latest styles constantly hands Our
fixed rule j. huy foE cash sell for cash with small
profits GRO. NJ. JRNISON,
HORATIO l.. NILSSON,
jant-c3t ALEX + JENISON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC!

n HAVE THIS DAY. JANUARY I'D, ISIS. TRANS
u ferrec ny long established Jeveiry basIBesS to
Aessrs. GEORGE n. JENlS0S, H0RATlO L. WILSON.
vel posted IN the various branches Of trade
this OCCASION. On retiring from business return my
sincere tharks e TIE citizens OF Indianapolis and the
Saie AZ large Tor the very era patronage give me
for nearly twenty yeas soeit eonfinaance Of
that generous patronage 70 the young gentlemen sko
succeed ne. and assure the patrons Of the old house
that The new firm vii prove worthy Of thesr confidence
". II. TALBOT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
ATTENTION..

sen ENTH WARD ENROLMENT!
4 CORRECTIONS FOR rHE ENROLL iENr List
how posted for the Seventh ward can no left nj tho
tnTine House sday and tosmufruw,
lanq ia "a fLfrCnrR, j.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

NOTICE.

o,fich c1iaHN's sfahnf RAtiwA, CO.,
lpfe inhsf Hlik, lrot
a. PARTIES had eisms against The titlsshs Hltss,
~ hsllWas uenpanf, elii please reader thsri ptstl
as - the oh DAY ~ iaHuaff, iaaa
ase3l,sla a \, nouNtu, Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
'rhc Last call for Wen

In case we should be accused of desire to
make tho cost of the war seem greater than il
really y. We give the administration all the ben.
eft il can derive from the following comment of
The New York Tribune:
at has been the habit of the opposition jour.
nails to add up the various calls and present the
aggregate as the number who have actually
sweled the Union ranks when II Is notorious that
nothing like the number was ever oosained even
for few months Many Of those who have
really served are counted thrice in this way: fret
IA three months men; then nine mouths men
a third time rs newly enlisted under one Of the
late calls Probably half The number would
equal the whole number who have actually seen
service"
half the number called" would be one mil
lion in hundred and twenty nine thousand men
.G2g 0009 quite a respectable figure
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
Court Proceedings.

Patrick O'Donnell, VS. Geo. Murrin.-
Summons for ejectment, for 10 acres Of
land in Venango tp. Settled by Plaintiff
paying Deft sl10, and possession to be
given to Plf Sept. Is. 1865.
Jno, M'Candless, VS.. Mrs. A. M'Cleary
Capias in case, Sur Islander. Verdict
for Plff. with $50 damages, and costs.
George Nichols and Elizabeth his wife,
VS.. Joseph Coulter and Margaret Ann
his wife Summons Sur SANDER, Deffts.,
Joseph Coulter and wife, confess judg-
ment for $3.50, and costs to be paid July
|, 1866, the costs to be pad when legal
ly taxed.
John VI. M'Cqndlcss and wife, VS.. Jos.
Coulter and wife, Summons Sur Slander.
Defts. confess judgment for 81 80 and costs
of SUIT.
John NJ. NJ 'Candless,vs. Joseph Coulter
and wife. Summons in case in SANDER
our words spoken. The Deft. confesses
judsmen for $50 and costs of suit.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

Prof Hamilton & Co will exhibit the
wonderful Horse, Sir Henry, at the fol-
lowing places during the present week.
Clintonville, Monday June 26th. Me
chanicsvile, Tuesday, June 9th ). Harris
vile, Wednesday June 2Sth. Sunbury,
Thursday, June 29th Unionville, Friday
june Both Burlington, Saturday July lst.
We feel free in saying to the public as
far as we have heard an expression upon
the subject that the performances of this
celebrated Horse, are unsurpassed by any
that has ever been on exhibition in this
country you should 60 and see him for
yourself.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

guarding her honor, making her laws
they will be women in few years, the
wives and the mothers, it may be, of the
rulers of the land
Tread softly, deal carefully
Weigh well your counsels. You
know not for what times or genera
tions you are working. Above !
things e'se, see that you lay in the
souls of your children good founda-
tion in a love for the tr th, deeper
than the love Of life itself. This is
the basis of all character worth pos
sess ng. See to it then, that integ-
rity i so firm that no storms can pre-
vail against it, so deep that no temp
tations can eat into and destroy it;
and in all this remember. ch, faithful
mother, that yu- help is to come
from, and your springs to be in the
Lord God, who made heaven and earth.
Arthur's Home Magazine for July.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
Com nlunicatiOns.

Quite q number of anonymous articles
and communications have been received
at this Office, with the request to publish
the same and oblige somebooy or some
body else We have heretofore notified
all persons who may desire to have their
prose compositions and poetical effusions
find place in the columns of the JITI
ZEN. that they must invariably be ac,
companiei with the name or names of
the contributors This condition is abso-
lutte. and no composition will hereafter re
ceve attention or be published, unless
this condition is complied with.
We intend our paper to be emphatical-
ly what it proposes to be ne'os paper
And its columns shall never, with our
; knowledge, be used for the purposes of
gratifying or in any way encouraging prl-
vate chickering's or i'll will. Let no one
expect the use of our columns for this
object.
While we are quite desirous that those
competent to write, may, from time to
time, use our columns for. the purpose of
examining and discussing any subjects in
which the public have an interest. We
at the same time hope that those not hav-
ing the requisite qualifications will not
undertake to correspond. with the public.
We have no objection to examine and
correct communications; but we have no
time to're-write essays, nor do the think
ing for correspondents.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
Rooiss. Stationery. .xc.

II. G. Heineman, opposite Lowry's Ho-
tel, Butler, Pa, has on hand and is in
daily receipt of new and interesting books
Photograph Albums; splendid likenesses
of President Lincoln, Gen. Sherman,
Sheridan, Meade, and amusing and life
like pictures of the capture of the once
noted character, but now, crestfallen, eff
Davis, Gin the disguised garb of female,
said to be the "last ditch.") These and
many other articles-we are eredibly in
formed, can be purchased at greatly re-
duced prices-some say: so low, as even
stro cents lesser as cost" Give Henry
call, you will find him affable, oblging
and always ready aad willing TO- accom-
mpdate customers.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
An Act.

A further supplement to an act to provide
for the payment of bounties to volun-
teers in the county of Butler.
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted By the Senate
and House Of Representatives. Of the Conn
monpeaM Of Penayioania in General
assembly met, and Il is hereby enacted By
the authority Of the sdpe, That the pro-
visions Of the act entitled an act to pro-
vide for the payment of Bounties to vol
unteers in the county Of Butler, approved
fourteenth day of April, Ammo Domini,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, and also the supplement thereto ap-
proved the twepty- y-second day of Angus,
Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hund-
red and sixty-four, be, and the same is
hereby rep aied, so far as the same relates
to the townships of Marion. Mercer, Oak
land ahd Jefferson, and the Boroughs of
MIlerstown and llarrisville
SECTION 2 That the property of re-
turned soldiers or those who have paid
communication or furnished substitutes, and
not liable to the draft; also all the prop
erty Of all soldiers now in the service and
credited to said county; also Of widowed
mothers OF soldiers who died in the SER
vice, is hereby exempt from taxation for
bounty purposes.
SECTION g. That it is the true intent
and meaning OF the act to which this is
supplement, aud its supplement, that
the several boards of School Directors
shall have full power to make such exon,
erations and exemptions (in addition to
those specially authorized) as they may
deem just and proper.
SECTION 4. The Board of School Di.
rectors shall eXonerate and exempt the
property of those who have lost, or may
hereafter lose, two or more sons in the
service; also the property Of those who
now have, or may hereafter have, two or
more sons in the service; also the prop
erty of those who have lost, or may here
after lose one son in the service, and one
remaining in the service; also the prop
erty of those whose only son died, or may
hereafter die in the service, or whose only
son is in the service, or may hereafter en-
ter the service; also the properly Of wild
ows and families whose Husbands or faith
ers have fallen in battle or died in the
service, Prosj8cd, That the fourth section
of an act supplement to- an act to provide
for the payment OF Bountics to volunteers
in the county of Butler. approved twenty
second day of August Ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-tour, is
hereby repealed.
A. G.. OLMsTED,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
WM. j. TURBELL,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Approved the twenty-third day of March,
Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty five.
A. G.. CURTIN.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
To orr REApERs.-No doubt each o.

To Orr READERs-No doubt each OF
you if spared, intend to celebrate the 4th
of July 1868. 1t is right, just and prop
er that this day should be properly OBJ
served. 1t is the day which, in effect
gave birth to Jour independence as nation,
and can therefore never die in the mem
ory of the American people. In cele-
brating this day, we should be careful not
to engage in anything that is wrong or
injurious. In word should con
duet ourselves, scberly, honorably, up
rightly and manfully; and thus honor the
day we celebrate.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
and Departure of Mails

The mail from Butler East Sandy, by way of Holy
nke, Coutersve, Anandae Murrinsvilie and Clinton
vile. 36 miles, leaves Buer Monday and Friday OF
each week at o'clock, returns on Tuesday and
Saturday Of each week at o'cIock, p. M
The mail from Butler TO Salem Cross Roads by way OF
Saxonburg Sarversve Freeport Shearers Gross Roads
McLaughlins Store and Oakland Cross Roads 43 miles;
leaves Butler Tuesday and Saturday OF each week. at
5oclock, a returns Friday and Monday CT each
week, at O'Clock, p. m,
The mail from Butler New Castle by way of Mount
Chestnut Prospect Portersvie and Princeton 2s miles;
leaves Butler Monday and Thursday Of each week at
O'Clock a. returns Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, at 3 O'Clock. p.
The mail from Buer TO Iawrenceburg by way Of North
Oakland Barnharts Mills, Baldwin and Brun, 25 miles
leavs Butler Monday and Friday of each week. at
o'clock returns oh Tuesday and Saturday of each
week, at O'Clock, p. m
The mali from Butler to New Brighton by way of Pc
tersbnrg Break Neck and Zeenaple 20 miles; with two
Butler wednesday of each waek, at O'Clock,
urns on Thursday Of each week. at O'clock p. M
The mail from Butler Pittsburg, by way Of Glade
Mills, Bakerstown Tally Cavy Etna Dequesne and Ale
gheny City 80 miles, leaves Butler every morning.
Sunday, ut o'clock, M; arrives at Butler from Pitts
bnrgh by the same route day Sunday excepted at
o'clock, p.
The mail from Butler Mercer by way of McCandlcss
Bloomington. Slippery Rock North liberty, Londen and
Balm, 30 miles leaves Butler every day Sunday excep
day, Sunday exceptedi arriving in Butler at o'clock IN
ths morning.
The mail from Butler to Indiana by way of Coyles
vile, Worthington Kitanning, Elderton and shelocta
Is miles, leaves Butler Monday and Thursday of each
week. O'Clock M returns Tuesday and Friday
each week, at o'clock, p. NJ.
The mail from Butler to Boydstown miles leaves
Boydsown Friday morning of each week, arrives nj
Butler in the forenoon departs for Boydstowu day
after the arrival Of the mail from Pittsburgh.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

EkS~ Every man, woman and child in
to whose hands this number of the CITI-
ZEN comes, should read the article enti-
tied Emancipation;" written for q" Ar
thurs Home Magazine" Mothers and
daughters especially, should not fail to
read it, The great moral truths and
principles at which it aims, and the in
estimable blessings that would follow the
incubation and practice of the same,
should be sufficient to stimulate to action
every mother AMI daughter in our land
Obedience, truth and trust in God-w hat
noble ideas-what heaven born princi-
pies ;-Mothers, labor diligently to incul-
cate the same IN the rising generation,
that they may be a blessing to themselves,
an honor to you; and that the world may
be the better from the fact that they have
acted their part well while on earth; and
that they may finally have resting place
in that % better land beyond the river
of time"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Public Sale of Real Estate.

ESTATE OF SAMUEL McCANpLEss decd.
will expose public sale the premises, Fri
day the 18th day OF July. unhiv lded interest
hundred acres Of land situated in Centre tp Butler Co.
Bounced North by W d. McCandiess. East by VIM. Al.
son South by Thomas Richards AMI others and " est
by John Weitze The interest to be sold at public sale
Is about one hundred Of the above described real
estate Lu the balance of the tract will he offered for
sale the time and pace There about one hun
drei aud twenty cleared aud in good Of oul-
tvation Log house and large frame bank barn, cue
hundred bearing apple trees good vein of coal under
the whole tract.
TIRMS.- third in hand balance in two equal nnuu-
al pas ments with interest from date Of sale
JENNA McCANDLEsS,
Butler, June 81 1S65a3t Administrator.
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DIED:
LINES


Addressed to George, eldest of VIM and Catharine
Iasett who diel MAY 3lst, 1865, after brief Illness
Suffer littr children TO come unto me, and forbid
them not. for such /, the kingdom of heaven.'
Geprgc, thou hast left MS;
Hut twas thy Fathers will
Thy school is bereft Of une
That none earth can fill.
George, thou hast left us;
Thine s earthly tomb
But Jesus summoned thee away,
Thy Saviour called the home.
Georgia. thou hast left us;
Thy schoolbOY DER,
Ard Hnrroag pain aud suffering,
Shall necr disturb thee more.
George thou hast left US.
Thy sins aTe all forgiven;
And saints in light have welcomed thee
To share the joys Of heaven.
Gcorge. thou art gone 10 rest,
And this shalt be PRAYER:
That, when reach our journeys end,
Thy glory we may share MAGGIE RANKIN.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

Notes of all denominations named will be romptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The notes this Third Series precisely similar in
form and privileges to the Seven Thrties already sold
except that the ovefnment to itself the option
Of paying interest in golu coin at per cent instead Of
3-lOths in currency. Subscribers will deduct the in
In currency up to July 18th, at the time when
they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of the
seven-Thrties will the 1st Of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that GATE
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of interest
The payment in gold il made will bo equivalent to the
currency interest If the higherfats
The return to Specie payments in the event Of which
only will the option to pay interest in Gold be avail
Of would reduce and equaze prices that puechases
male with six per cent in gold would be fully equal TO
those made with and threetenbs per cent in
rency, This Is
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
Pic Mic.

AGrand Dinner will be given at the
Hotel OF VIM. Bastiau, in the Borough
of Zelienople, on the 4th of July next
The public are respectfully invited to at.
tend, everything possible will be done tc
accommodate those who may be present.
General John n. Purviance and Col
John NJ. Thompson, are. expected to be
present, and deliver appropriate addresses
on the occasion.
VIM BAsTIAN.
~ 1Sn6
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
The ssCitiZen.S

According to established practice and
custom, our hands intend to celebrate the
glorious 4th of July, and OF necessity
there will, therefore, be no issue OF the
."ClTIzEN" next week.