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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Affairs in Chill and Peru-Ehc Blockade
misunderstanding al BOiivia-AH the
Peruvian Ministers and Consuls In Eu.
rope and the United States Superseded

New YORK. Dec. 13.-The steamer Baltic has ar
rived from Aspinwall, with the California mails and
$738 900 in treasure.
Valparaiso dates Of Nov. 7th and Callao Nov. Dist,
are received There change in matters in
Chilli. The blockade continued The Spanish fleet
was supplied with provisions by Il transport.
The United States steamer Wateree is at Valpa-
raise.
Iu Bolivia the fighting continued. with more favor
able prospects for the revolutonists. Gen. Lsmer
has taken Oebia, killing the commander. The Pres-
dent was occupying Potosi, with fifteen hundred
men.
Peru is at peace, and the new Government is being
rapidly organized. All the Ministers and Consuls in
Europe and the United States have been superseded,
and all the officials at homo will be superseded and
tried for political crimes unless they have by acts
proved themselves in favor of the revolutionary
party.
A demand has been made on the British Minister
for President Pezet, and some of the members of his
Cabinet who have taken refuge in British ships on
the ground that they guilty of treason and crm-
mails. The British Minister'S reply was only that the
vessels had sailed
The Spanish Minister is living aboard Spanish
frigate owing to a conspiracy discovered among some
ChilianS to aSSassnate him.
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virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Dec. 13.-A bill was introduced in the
Senate to-day repeating all acsrelativeto slaves and
free negroes, and allowing them to testify in the
courts.
Nh. Gilmor, of Richmond city, advocated the imme-
diate passage of the BILL but it laid on the table
and ordered TO be printed.
A resolution offered, confirming the ratiication
of the anti-slavery amendment. at Alexandria, which
was referred to the Committee Foreign Relations.
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The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scription for the cure of CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS. CoUeHs. COLDS. and all THROAT and
LUNG AFFECTIONS. has now been in use ten years
with the most marked success.
The Remedy. prepared under MIR. Wilson's person.
al supervision also pamphlet containing the origi-
nal prescription with full and explicit directions for
proposition and use together with short histsry Of
his case, may be obtained of
SETH S. HANCE. Druggist.
10S Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd.
Or,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l65 South Second street,
Williamsburg, n. Y.
Ss-prco o. Remedy. So per package. Pamphlet
furnished free of charge. se2o-d&WSmi
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 1l.-Cotton has been unusually
dull to-day, and the receipts and shipments have
been very light. Prices range from IS to SOC. Re
ceipts 292 bales and shipment 2O9 bales.
An aray occurred on the street yesterday, in which
a white man named Moore was shot By negro. The
ball entered his face, and the wound is supposed to
be mortal. AT the last accounts the negro had not
been apprehcnded
The Cumberland River 10 -isie' "ith tnirty-three
lL.rl
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Official Adyices from Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-Official news has been re-
ceived from Matamoras by Mr.. Romero, the Mexican
Minister showing that General Escobedo of the In
dependent Army was obliged to raise the seige both
account the arrival of large French reinforce
ments and a want of ammunition anI provision for
his own troops. He has gone to occupy the city of
Monterey where he expects to obtain resources enough
to renew the movement against Matamoras with bet
ter chances of success. The condition of affairs along
the whole frontier is represented to be most encour-
aging for the national cause
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lmnnrfanf RniIr0ad Cnse.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 13.-To-day in the Supreme
Court of this State Chief Justice Woodward presid-
ing, was heard the of the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad Companies VS..
The Catawissa Railroad, the Western Central Rail
road, of Pennsylvania. and the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad Companies of Ohio, New York and
Pennsylvania for special injunction restraining the
defendants and declaring null and void the lease of
the Catawissa Railroad dated lst of November; and
also contract dated 3lst of October hetyeen the
Philadelphia and Erie and Catawissa Companies
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From Cairo,

| CAIRO, Dec 12.-The steamers Commerce and Hard
Times were recently sunk in Georgia rivers. Both
were laden with cotton.
The City Council of Atlanta have offered 81 900
ward for the apprehension of the murderer of james
| r. Crew. candidate for Mayor of that city.
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The FeuianS.

CHICAGO. Dec ia large and enthusiastic Fenian
meeting was held here to night, at which resolutions
were passed indorsing the action of the Senate, and
recognizing Colonel Roberts President of the Fe
nian Rrntherhnnd
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From HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG, Dec. 12-The Seventy-seventh Penn
sylvania Regiment is expected here about Christmas
to be mustered out of the service.
A letter received by Mr.. Ster from the Governor
yesterday, dated at Charleston, 9th inst that
his Excellency is somewhat improved in health and
that the rest of the party well. They embarked
for Cuba on the 7th.
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From California,

SAN Francisco, Dec 12.-There is panic in min.
ing stocks, and decline is noticeable.
Judge Dwnnell, yesterday decided that legal ten
ders could not be received for fines in the County
Court.
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The Jersey City Bounty Frauds.

New YORK Dec. 13.-At the examination Of par
ties connected with the Jersey City bounty frauds
yesterday, testimony was given that $200O0 di-
vided between the firm of bounty brokers and one
Marcus Cicero Stanley, subordinate Of Col. Baker,
the War Department detective.
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From FOuiSViIip.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. lin the State Senate to-day,
joint resolution to proceed to the ratification of the
constitutional amendment was laid over under the
rules.
The Louisville Board of Aldermen have postponed
the trial of the bill of impeachment against Mayor
Tomphert till Monday next.
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M >THEws' VENETIAN HAIR DYE. known and used
over years. Daily increasing in public favor. Com
plete in one bottle. No wash. No trouble Does
not crack or stain. Produces lustrous black or
brown as des red. Does not injure the hair. Price
IS cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
my9- -2taw1
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From Fortress Monroe.

Fort MONROE. Dec. 13.-Arrived, bark Adelaide.
from Baltimore for Rio; Manderne, for West Indies;
brig Mountain Eagle, from Baltimore for Charleston.
The Sth Connecticut regiment left for home to-
nj oh Raltimnre
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Kentucky Legislature

LOUISVILLE, Dec. l2.-The House of Representa-
tives of this State have adopted bill restoring all
persons to their constitutional legal rights whereof
they were deprived by the act passed March llth.
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In our columns to-day will be found the advertise
ment of the "PRovIDEYT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
Of Philadelphia, organized by the Society of Friends
in that city. and whose operations controlled
entirely by the members of that highly influential
and estmabe body of citizens. whose business opera
tions, however are not confined to themselves exclu-
svely, but extended to any others who profess the
requisite qualifications for obtaining Insurance. This
Institution. informed, is entitled to full and
entire confidence as one Of the most reliable oreani-
zatons in the country for insurng lives 1t has
mcnced operations under very favorable auspices,
and presents to the Insurers of Baltimore most
exceptionabe list of names referees. all of whom,
with the agents, Messrs. T. J. Richardson Sons,
well known to our merchants and business men
generally. dlieod-2w.
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The Louisiana Senators,

The New Orleans Picayune regrets the action which
the Legislature has taken in the election of United
States Senators, on the ground that it has no au-
thorty to proceed with such election The present
of last year, and two Senators to represent the
State had already been chosen under that c9nstitIp
ton or government Hor It is still recognized as tne
cannot be deprived Of their positions and the present
Legislature only makes itself ridiculous by attempt
ing to oust them therefrom.
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Terms:-SI.5O per annum.

ROBERT B. NICOL is the authorized sub
scription agent of the Daily Commercial, in
Washington. Orders for the paper left at
Gibson Brothers printing Office, No. 271
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite the
Kirkwood House, will receive prompt atten-
ton
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From Mexico

NEW YORK Dec. 13.-The steamer Columbia from
Havana the 9th ult, has arrived bringing Mexican
dates to the 2Sth ult. The Republican General Dias
is said to have been twice repused by the Imperial
lists in the district of Igua. The French still hold
Mazatlan. The Liberals have taken possession Of
San Sebastian. The Imperial journals are much ex-
ercised because twelve North Americans were cap
tured in Durango in uniform and armed. Leon Guz-
man, formerly of the Cabinet, had taken up
arms against the Empire, and collecting force.
The French forces occupied Victoria Nov. II. The
enemy made a feeble resistance. The French had no
loss Rino Palacs had taken command of the Liberal
force in Michoacan.
General Scott arrived at Key West on the 7th, and
left on the Sth for New Orleans. He will spend the
month of January at Kew West
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Sailing of the Scotia.

New YORK, Dec. l5.-The steamer Scotia sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool, taking out S36O0O0 in
specie. Cyrus W. Field Esq, is among the passen-
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New England MunicinaI Election.

LOWELL, Dec. 12.-J. q. Peabody was yesterday
elected Mayor of this city, by eleven majority over
3. c. Sergeant.
NEwBuRYPoRT, Dec. 12.-Wm. Graves was elected
Mayor of this city yesterday
LYNN, Dec. 12.-Colone L. G. Usher was elected
Mayor yesterday.
CHARLESTON, Dec u Mayor Robinson was re-
elected yesterday.
RoXBURY, Dee. 12-Mayor Lewis was reelected
yesterday.
MANCHESTER, n. H., Dec. 12.-Thc Hon. John II as
ley, citizen candidate, elected Mayor to-day by
sixty-fiye majority Joseph b. Clark Republican
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GFT TRuE COP

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS 1T
SToRK & GILLEsPIEs,
de13-4t1stp 2IS12 ". Baltimore street.
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The New York canals
sou,h Carolina and the freedmen.

BUFFALO. Dec. 1.-THE canal was closed to-day
The weather is warm and no or ice has yet ap-
neared in this vicinity
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"A lot of rebel money has been found at
the South bearing the imprint of the National Bank
Note Company. The Secretary of War has called on
the Company fpg az sxglaaatian,
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GET A TRUE COPY.
Imperial Photographs and fine engravings of
GEN. R. Z. LEE and
SToNEwALL JACKSON,
Take. n from life.
Us. MORROW & Co.,
de6tf Corner Baltimore and. Holiday streets
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!-Batchelor's Hair Dye is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
Observation-Disclosures and reliable-produ-
ces a splendid black or natural brown-remedes the
i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores the
original color. Sold by all Druggists The genuine
is signed. w. A. Bachelor. 81 Barclay street, New
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EXACTLY WHAT You WANT

CoLoRED STAMPING AND CARD ENGRAVING at
SToRK Il GILLEsPIEs,
de13-4t1stp 27S12 W. Baltimore street
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No CHARGE for plain Stamping on Paper and En-
yelopes at SToRK * GILLEsPIE's,
del3-4t1stp 2TS1% w. Baltimore street.
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BELOW PRATT.
Wholesale dealers in
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HERRING,

Wholesale dealers in
MAcEEREL,
HERRING,
goldfish,
HAKE, ETC.,
Have in store and for sale
CHEAP,
800 Bbls. Nos. !. and 3 MACKEREL.
400 Bbls. Cheap Eastern HERRING.
200 Bbls. Extra LABRADOR HERRING.
100 Bbls Extra SHORE HERRING.
200 Bbls Georges Bay HERRING.
100 Bbls. Halifax HERRING.
10000 Lbs. Grand Bank Goldfish.
50 Drums HAKE.
PRIME LABRADOR HERRING only so per Dbl.
COOP HERRING,
PRIME GOLDFISH at $3.50 per 100 fhs.
PRIME HAKE, at $3.50 per 100 lbs.
y SOUTH STREET,
PAPER AND ENVELOPES, ready stamped with Ini-
tlals at ST0RK " GILLESPIES,
del3ltlstp 21S12 W. Baltimore street.
lS ONE EIGHTY-FOUR. ISL
BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE LIGHT STREET,
Is the cheapest place in the city to buy useful
articles for Christmas presents. We give below
partial list of goods to be found in our store suitable
for presents.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
We have the largest and most complete stock in
the CITY, which will sell at extremely low prices.
SLvER-PLATED WARE.
Our stock is very large, and consists in part of
Castors Cake Baskets, Card Baskets, Tea Sets Coffee
Urns, Sugar Dishes, Butter Dishes Syrup Cans, Wine
Stands, Butter Knives, Spoons. Forks. &c. &c.
FANCY GooDs, &C., &c.
Writing Desks, Fancy Boxes. Vases, Picture
Frames, Watches and Jewelry of all kinds, Fancy
Soaps and Perfumery. fine Ivory Handle Knives,
&c, &c.
Sale at auction every Evening at o'clock.
Il. CLARK * Co.,
de1o-oy baltimore street.
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To CONsUMPTIvEs.

de6tf Corner Baltimorl
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NoSBURG 4 Co.,

No. ~ SOUTH STREET,
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AiAcKEREL,
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A MUSEMENTS,

Ss-prlce o. Remedy. Ss per package. Pamphle
furnished free of charge. se25-d& Womi
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agold.should Bsgiys9Sthe bearer and tHat
80 boy and nothinss fsss s|.!5Sfp si5aps; !.
'ss %a'sS' that %
miserabld dsSrgery and that Mr.. COlemSs 10 &C
count wi Wiz the Chesapeake Bank. Thesmautter was
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. .,.,vaIoud Departure OfSEaiis

fl from, nutler TO East sandy by way % Z iio.!
- Sa,itsr.,iile Anandae, MHtriusflhe Hiu re- ~. -,
viii. SO miles; leaves Butter on . ~ Tresday and
....L ,yeek At o'clock 4. m, returns oh '-' -
ss,,rJsy of each week at o'clock' y. NJ
- prt,cr To salem Cross Roads, by way OF
The mai rom poiIie Freeport shearers Cross Roads
stIohpIiK store and Oakland Cross Roads 70 hlies
@ irtIer on Tuesday and saturday OF eiSh w., S -
- n m; returns Friday and hohuaS '' '"o"
week at o'clock p H. 49,,
r M, from Butler to New Castle by way os m nGu '
c,.snrt pro,pect Portersville and Princetot % NM
lo.vcs Butler Monday ~d Ihnrsug 9i vd.v Of each
o'clock a IN; returns on lue7uNJ '''N
week at o'clock. p. IN. ,.,,
MI Al from, ppt,or to Iawrenccburg by way oi No,th
,.ti,nd p,rnharts Mills Baldwin and Brulh % 'n' y
~, RntIor ON Monday and Friday ot each Wees' -
n,rIock a m; returns oh Tuosdhy ana satu'"'9 - ~
week at o'clock, p m - ,,l,,,r nv ,yay OF Pc
p '' R-sak Neck and Zelienaple 70 miles wlT W.
additional trims between Brcak-N ecK W. . IN re
IL on Wednesday or each waek, ai A. n i'
nrnKon Thursday Of each week, AZ o1., - ~ Glade
M. nall frorn Butler pttsburg by WY VI IN ~
~ 5aIrstnO,n Tally Cayv, Etna, Dcqnr-le anu ~
-, Iv 10 miles: leaves Butler every hpI 'i's' nI,
Su5,x nj o'clock a. m. arrives at bu,Itr lL", -
,ir.L iv the same route every day. suh'"S cN'oI''
/ o'clock, p m. , ,,,.. t,, vyov Of NcCandless,
nv % ..,r aIjnnery- Rock North Liberty Lnhueh anu
i,.i,, 10 niles. leaves Butler every d'F' o"'',
re =, a'cork n m; returns 10y the same r"H.y -
a. surday excepted; arriving IN hutler " "'' -
" nm nn from Butler to Indiana by way on c9yles
NV ~ ,st,n Kittnnuing Eldorton ana shrlncl'
,U rnss leave. Butler Monday ana lhhsiaI ~ -,
~ AZ o'clock n m; returns on TuesdaS anu ri'' "
each week, At o'clock p M t.,,r ,riIcs leaves
Two mail from Butler 20 BoydstoW"L" -, ,,,s a.
- ,,,,n lu -, FRIDAY morning of ench week atN's "
btt u. trenoon departs for Boyi-tn"h saiho "''
~, ,a ths arrival Of the mail from pittsburgh
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Advertisement List.

rr,E following Appraisement List under the 9th Sec
non of the Act Of April II, 1851 nave been prcsen
"a ,nd 6led in the Office of the Clerk of the Orphans
Court, to wit;
Ma /. Dec Term 1864, SIra. Rachel Gilleand, Widow
of Wm Gilleland decd. Personal property amounting
10 s3OO5O. J.C. Gilleland haehal Vilie'ahu Auhi
M . Dec Term 1851 Mrs. Mary A. uohnonbe, wild
ox. of Wm H. Uohnonde, decd. Personal property
Amounting to ssi % Mary A. aohnondale, Admx.
No 49, Dec. Term, 1864, Mrs Margaret Gerard widow
of Michael Gerard deed; Heal Es'a'' aiio"h'i"s 70
$4,000 Margaret Gerard, Adp'x
No Al Dec Term, 1864 Mrs Mary Hays, widow OF
William Hays decd. Personal property amounting To
S15950. Mary Hays, Admx
No A. Dec. Term 1864, Mrs. Bridget kiey, widow OF
EdYard Kiey, decd. Psrsonal property ammountng
TO Sl5950. Pat. Mcbride, Adm.
OF which the heirs and Legal distributes, creditors
and Others interested will take notice and appear az the
next term to wit the 4th Monday of March, 1865, and
not later than the third day thereof to show cause
against the saIne, W tne Court
Mach ], 1876 H.5.fUUNGs Clerk d Y. O
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

RiNtf tDfIby t'pg
WHEREAS at an Orphnh's Court held at Butler, in
w and fpr the County of Butler on the Ith day Of De
crmber d. 1864 before the Judges of the same Court
In Dursuancc of Partition made of the Real Estate OF
Matthew Smith late of F2rview tp Butler County Pa,
heed The Heirs and legal representatives. OIL ad De
cedent having been called upon according to Law, TO
ncnr and accept the premises at the valuation on ap
made by the Jury of lnqust or show causes
why IN. same should not he gold. And "lereos the
Heirs refdscd to accept certain Purparts oil SAID Real
Estate, TO wit: a,. =, ..t. r,,., r
Faryew and county Of Butler bounded North 10y iugh
Moore East by Main Street, South by an Alley, ana
West bv an Alley being Sixty feet in front by one hun
t;rrd and eighty feet back Also Putpart No. tom
uring Lot No 43 rs aforesaid bounded North by Church
lot Fast hy Coal Street South by Bradys Bend Road
and eat by an Alley containing sixty feet IN front and
one hunirei and eighty back Also Pqrport Nc c3-Com-
prfsug lot No 46 as aforesaid, bounded North by NJ
Adams East by Coal street, South by West Street. and
West by an Alley Containing Sixty feet in front and 100
and eighty back The Court therefore order and do
cree sale Of the lands and teucments and purparts NO
2 and by Mm q. Breckenridge, as trustee Tor ING
sale AS aforesaid and be made either in whole or IN
parts IS nlay seem most advantageous.
And now to wit: sale to be made by the Trustee on
premises Tuesday the 2lst day OF March, at O'Clock
p. VI, A. D. 1865.
TrRss-One-T Third in hand on confirmation CT sale by
the Court One-Third in one year and OueThrd in two
wears with interest from confirmation Of sale.
Il BY the Court
W J. YOUNG. elk. o. G.
No1Icr-That in obedience TO the above order OF
Court the above described purparts will be exposed to
sale at the time and place mentioned above, on the
terms there specified where the public are invited TO at
TEND . ~ ,.,,,,,,,,c,
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Applications for license.

VIE following named persons have filed their peti-
tons to March Sessions 1865 in the office of the clerk
o. tue Court OF Quarter Sessions Of Butler unity for
License under the Act Of Assembly Of March u and
April 70 1853 to regulate the sale intoxicating drinks
], Louis Rronse, Jefferson Township.
Joseph Miller Jefferson Tp.
Samuel Allen bor Prospect
J. III. StubReon, Dor Ssxpnburg
William Vogeley, Dor Butler.
Francis Laubc Dor saxonburg
Freelan sumner Dor ZelienopIo
Jacob Rsber Summit Township
Jsmrs c. Miller Cen township
10 VIM q Christly Dor Centrevs
Ii Francis Eyth Dor CsntreVs
~ 2Iacob Fried Dor Harmony
l3 Henry Stokey Jackson township
IA BENZ. Jack bor Butler
Is VIM. Bastian, bor. Zellenople.
March 5. WI YOUNG Clerk
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NOTICE.
BMtLer cOantN. SIS.

Butler county, S.
In the matter Of the partition of the Real Estate Of
Thomas Sproull, decd.
In tue orphans Court Of Butler sounty No G. June
ferm 1854 December 1865 Inquisition hlod and con-
hrmed ni ST. valuation S3022,l6,
The Commonwealth CT 2 nnsyl lvania to the heirs and
egal Representatives Of Thomas Sproul decd to wit
James NJ. Sprou John d. sproull. Jane intermarried
with VIM. nancaR. residing in Allegheny county; Eliza
beth Sprouli, Martha ntermarried with JAS X. Mc6ee
residing in Burean Co. Ill., Margaret Sproull residing
in Allegheny county, Mary r. intermarried with John
II. Duuthett Sarah G.. spreu minor. residing in Ale
gheny Co.. viii an Spr0ull minor and John DOds guar
dian Of said Sarah @. sproull, and wm sp-ouli You
and zach Of You hereby cited be and appear before
Judgesat orph Court for the county Butler
the 4th Monday Of March next 1t being the 2t day
Of said month"; to accept represent premises the
apprasement or valuation, or show why the
shouldno he sold
By the Court, W. J. YOUNG.
Jan. y, 1865 Clerk.
All Of which the aforesaid heirs and legal representa-
tives OF the said Thomas sprouli, decd, hereby
questei to take notice. w.o. BRACKENRID6E.
Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

IN the matter Of the Final Account of John Kennedy,
/ Trustee Of John Duny (Dutch)
In the Court Of Common Pleas OF Butler county, NO
"a November Term, 1850 and C. p No. 20, June Term
1861. -, 4,
And now TO wit Dec. l6, account filed and approved
INV the Court nis notice of the filing directed to be
xen according rule relating accounts of AsSgnees
End Tru,tees-also Conrt grant rule show why,
non the confirmation Of sad doccoun said Trustee should
, he discharged from the office and that the Same viii
.aIloyed on the first day Of term to wit: the
t.,rth Monday of March, d. 1865, unless exceptions
led on or before that day of which notice is hereby
Certified from the record this 10th day Of January
i. N Is65 WM. STOPS,
Ian. H. 1865, Prothy.