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Smyrna times., 1865-03-09
POE Y r Y
The Angel Of Patience.
DY JOIN c. WHITTIER

/" weary hearts, to mourning ho les,
G"d's mcekest angel gently comes;
No power has he to banIsh pam,
Or Civ; US back our lost agAiu;
And yet, in tender love, our dear
Aud Heavenly Father sends hlm here.
There's quiet in that angels glance;
There's rest in his still counienanc :
lie mocks no grief with idle sncer,
Nor wounds with words the mourncrs ear;
He kindly trains us to endure.
Aagel Of patience! sent to calm
Our ltverish brow with cooling balm;
To lay the storms Of hope aud fear,
And reconcile lilr's smile '.ld tear;
The thr"Ls Of wounded pride to still,
AID make our own our Fathers will.
O thou who mOurncst on the way,
With longings for the close of day,
He walks with thee, that angel kind,
And gently whispers, BE resigned"
Bear up, bear on, the end shall tell
The dear Lord "ordcrcth all things we'll"
Smyrna times., 1865-03-09
WEALTHY Nranors Cvnriop Ricaud of

WEALTHY NEGROES. .-Cypran Ricaud, of
Louisiana, is worth over a million of dollars,
and is the richest colored man in the United
States The colored people i'll New York have
many rich men, among them Peter Vandyke,
Robert Watson, j. NJ. Gloucester, aud a man
named Crosby, who own about $4,000, 900 in
property, real estate and otherwise. la Phil
lilies, nearly three hundred living in their own
houses Among the rich men are Vidal, Fros-
ser, White and Stephen Smith, the latter said
to be worth over $500, 900. ..
Smyrna times., 1865-03-09

THE PLAN OF FREE EVACUATION to the
United States, when announced in ireland,
raised great excitement, and caused a gcner-
al rush 60 the newspaper and emigrant offices
for further information, and to the various con-
sui offices for free tickets. 1t isestimated that
if all the persons desirous of emigating from
Ireland could be accommodated with means to
do So the country would be completely depop-
ulated of it's able bodied laboring population
in short time. The land here will fully en-
plOy the whole of them.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-09
A Young lady. an orphan. living and teach.

A young lady, an orphan, living and teach.
ing school in Huntingdon county, year ago,
received letter from Virginia, that her bro
ther, who was soldier in the Union army,
had been killed in battle She hastened to
the South secured his remains, had them
brought home aud buried. Fever since, alone
in the world and in sadness, she has mourned
her dead kinsman. A week ago she received
letter mlAndersonville, from her brother
who is alive aud prisonpr. Such is the ro
nance and the reality of war i2 esasii H'oA, 2
Smyrna times., 1865-03-09

COLLECTING THE INCOME TAx.-One of the
advantages of Sherman capturing South Car
ohna is that he makes the rebels support his
army while travelling through the State, which
is equivalent to collecting an income tax from
the rebels, and adding the saving efthe cost of
his army to the resources OF the Government,
tax that the rebels did not think of when they
ridieuled the financial measures of the Govern.
ment se2s..i stfse
Smyrna times., 1865-03-09

When the rebel Senator Foote was at Win
chester, under guard, he spoke very freely CON
eerning matters in the cOnfederacy. He said
there wero several members of the rebel Con
qress, and large majority of the Southern
teopie, who thought jeff. Davis despot and
that in his opinion no one at the South, even
including Davis himself, expected to succeed
in establishing rebel confederacy, but at the
last moment the rebel leaders would be miss
ing, and subsequently turn up in some other
part Of the world. "a 4aess ass esq. sl6
Smyrna times., 1865-03-09

Ina private letter received from DR.. Boyd,
the Country Parson, whose books are so
widely read in England and America, he says ;
I" / rejoice In your military success; lam hear
tily with you, and i lose TO opportunity in say
ling So Prom the first breaking out Of the
war, the = Country Parson" has always been
Eplit-spokeiii III his sympathy with the North,
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$1,000

NOT MUCH OF A DUNCE--An "idea-mod.
der writes Il was teaching in quiet coun-
try village. The second morning Of my ses
sion | found leisure to note my surroundings,
and among the scanty furniture espied a
three-legged stool.
little girl of five. The dark eyes sparkled, the
curls nodded assent and the lips relied out
9 guss 50 the teacher always sits on that. y
The stool was unoccupied that term.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-09

Gen. Grant reports that since the begin
ninssof the campaign. last May, I 900 deser.
tiers have come into our lines from Lee s army
alone, 15
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and Departure orssaiIs

Tho mail from Butler 10 East Sandy by way uf Holy
oke, CculterBvie, Anardae. Mufrinsve and Clntor-
Vile. 35 miles leaves Butler Monday and Friday Of
oach week. at O'clock a. m, returns ON Tuesday and
Saturday Of each week at ocpck, D. IN.
The nail from Butler Salem Cross Roads by way Of
HaIonburg Sarversvie FreepOrt Shearers Cross Roads,
McIaugh Store and Oakland Cross Roads 43 miles
leaves Butler Tuesday and Saturday Of each week,
o'clock a. M; returns on Friday and Monday Ct each
week, at o'clock, p. m,
The mail from Butler 10 New Castle by vav Of Mount
Chestnut Prospect portersville and Princeton % mes
leaves Butler on Monday aud Thursday Of each week at
o'clock n. m returns Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, at O'Clock. p.
The mail from Butler to Iswrenceburg by of North
Oakland. Barnhart's Mills Baldwin and Bruin, 25 miles
lesvs Butler on Monday aud Friday 9f each Week. nt
O'Clock, returns oh Tuesday and Saturday Of each
week, at 9 O'Clock p. m.
The mali from Butler to New Brighton by way Of Pc
tersburg Break Neck and ZelenRple % miles; with two
additional trps between Break-Ncck and Esenope ieevs
Butler Wednesday Of each wnck, az o'clock a. ms 10
urns on Thursday Of each week, at o'clock, p n.
The mail from Butler to Ptt-burg by way Of Glade
MILL. Bakerst0wn Tally Cayy, EtnA, Dequesne and Ale
shepy City 30 miles leaves Butler every morning except
sndsy al o'clock arrives at Butler from Pitts
burFh By the route every day Sunday excepted h
O'Clock, =. m.
The mail from Butler 70 Mercer by way Of NcCandless
Brownngton slippcryRock North Liberty, Londen aud
Balm % miles, leaves Butler every day, Sunday eEccp
ted at o'clock p returns by the same route every
day Sunday excepted arriving in Butler at O'CLOCK III
the morning.
ghs mail from Butlor TO indiana by way Of Coyles-
willie Worthington, KttAnnlng, Elderton and sheioc
4s miles, leaves Butler Monday and IhIsday OF eaeh
week at o'clock M on Tuesday ana Friday Of
e,ch week, at o'clock, p. m.
The mali from Butler 10 E0yi,town,6 9 miles. leaves
poyd-town on Friday morning Of each week arrives at
Butcr in the loren depauts fr Rovfa' wn same ay
after the arrival n the mail from Pittsburgh
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Writ of Partition.

Butler fOHTfy. SO.
y tho matter Of the petition Of George W. stillwax.
gon Or partition Of he real estate of Jacob stilwag
gun, decd
In tic Orphans Court Of Butler county, No. 80 Dec.
Term Ih6A .r r. nHr
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania to the heirs and
Legal representatives. of Jacob stwaggnn dee d. to wit;
John SiblwaggDn, Joanna ntsFmarriad with Dansl Ne.
COnaelh William sullwafgun residing 10 renanzo CO..
JacJb stwa fon Jane stllwaggu widow samnel stijI-
wagon and SL ah Jane & NalgDD, minor children of
Josiah stillwsggon deed, rssdfng in Veusngo Co., Pa
Ellen nfsinlrrtsd with Henry sUwash Gsoige " Still
Wagon, Eien ntwaggDn, wi'iOw James stillx agg0n.
and samuel stilWgs1n, minor children # Isaac stil
sogg decd samuei stillwagg ON residing in Jack
sJnve. Oregon, and James sfhwsggon on esiding in
EdJTsdo Calf rnia The said Real Es;ate cns.ts "a
threa certain nlessnlges and of land a follows
wit lst Two hundred esof lard less siinato
In Stppeyr0ck township bur county, Pa bouoded IN
the north by r. diikey and JOHN r. Bard east by John
I. Bard; snh BY Mrs. Gilkey and samuel Muvha, and
" est by Juhn T. Bard 3D. lot Of ground in the bor+
0ugh of Ceptreve, bounded north by sll-y by
an alley sDuh by Newcastle street, and west by Dr.,
Liyingston 3D. Two other lots IN s1ne borough bound
ed n0Ith by lots f John Chrsfly; cast b. alley j.
A. patterson; soafh by HaybeTTy, aud by the But
Ter and Mercer Turnpike Road,
BY the Court, w. j. YOUNG.
Jan. 22. 1865. Clerk
Allof which the Aforesaid hairs and legal represents
iyes Of the said jacob stllwaggon hereby re-
quested ~ take notice. W. o. BlACKENRIDGE
- 80 Fs.kaH Sheriff.
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NoTTGE

TN the matter # the Fina Account Of John Kepp.d,
L Trustee Il John Dnny Dutch
In the Court of Common Pleas OF Butler county. No
b+ November Term, 1850, and {. Il. No % jane Term
1851 ~
And now TO Wit Dec lf. account filed and approv ed
by the Court Rsi nad tce II the filing directed to be
gwen according 70 rule relating accounts II Asgcrs
and Jrusteesnlo Conrt grant rule 10 show c1n4o yIv
Nnn t',e confirmation ~ auccnunt said Trustee should
NOT be decnNrEed from he office an1 that the same viii
be allowed On thc first day Of next term % wit: tn.
fourth Monday uf March d. 1863 unless executions
be filed on before tst day Of which notice hereby
gfvcn.
certified from the rscoFd thl- 10th day ~ January
A p'' iaia MM. STOPS,
Jan" llrIsoS pTnthy.
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Appratsement List.

TIiIIE fJliSing Apprisemont List under the 1.i Sec
Il tiOn Of the Act Of April H. 1851 Jseu presen-
tod and hie in the oos ct the Clerk Of the Orphans
Court, to wit: b.
No. ]. Dec. Term 1864, Nrs. Rachel Glelsnd, Widow
Of Wa. uillslaEd decd PeFtnal property amounting
to s5o51. j. Z. 6illelind Rtchel Ueland, Adus
No. Dec. Term, 1861, Mrs. Mary A. Hohnonbls wild
amounting to sSi,zZ. Mary A. Hohnondlle, Ainx Z.
Mo- ~, Dec Term, ls6i Mrs. Margaret Gerard, widow
" Michael telufd tecd cal Estate amounting to
s;SU,B0. Margaret Gerard Adm Z.
No. II, Dto. Term, lst4, Ms Mary Hays, widow Of
William Hays decd Pefsonal property amounting
Sl5o,So. hary Hays, Adnx.
NJ u Dec Term lsc4, Mrs. Bridget Kilry. widow Of
LdiHfl hHey, dec q. rersund prupoity aunDIouEling
~ Slos,JO. Pat. Mcbride, Adm.
Uf which the hOiTs anil legal elstTIbutess creditors
and others int crested w take nDtiee and appear tho
next term 10 eIt tie ttb Monday of March, 1853 and
not later than the third day thereof 70 show elgss
against the same by the Court
Aafch !, 1875, ". i. YoUNG, Clsi = Of q G..
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NOTICE.
Butler c0,tnfv. SIS.

DNI1FF COHNIY, S.
I the matter cf the petition Of Mrs Mary M'Ginnis
L widow Of John MGpnis. late Of C1nnuquunessiifg
Up. Butter county, deed f,r partition
~ In the Orphans Court If Butler county No a. Dec
Term, 1851. - -
Inc Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to the heirs anil
Mtepre'enthtivesn IT John MGnnis decd wit: Rob
SSt S VI Hnnis Rachel inicrmarried with George COwan
S;S toecca widow, and VIM MGinujs. Alexander 5. NJ
.n'7, I'M =. Ellsworth M'Ginnis and - M'Ginns chill
yen NJ Q, An'lrew Ntiinns decd sqfaih widow and W
~ Mtiinnis, Ge rge W TGinnis ne 4 ling N Putnam
9ho' children nf Henay MGinus deed. lydia
s; i willow ana Hannah NJ Gnnis Amanda NJ iinnis
% u nv, %'h is and Sophii NGnnis residing in Jackson
gig ui.o, ehdren Of VIM. MGnnis decd: Joseph
balph, huso,nd. and James Baph child Of sarah Jane
intermarried with Joseph Ralph
You and each Of you ar. barel,y .i,o, - ..- -.
our 1gage. at our Orphans Court to be Ia at Buer
M ns % @ m .nS county OF Fuller the Fourth Monday If
eanse My Writ 81 Partition should be awarded as
Mofch l, 1895. W 7 vnr->,r -,
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N0TElE.
Butler coHaty, IS.

+S''tt'f 'btffiy- Fo'
In ihs matter ~ the partition OF tho Resi- Estate e
Thomas Sprug. decd
In the orphans Court " Butter county No. G. Juue
Tenn. lSGi December s. 1860. nquist On filed aud con
hrmrd nj 81. v.lut,i'n Sjy.22IG,
Tue Commonwealth cf t. un-y, ant. to The hcrs and
egH representatives Of IhomFs SuFou, decd 10 wit:
James VI Sproull John .. Sproull. Jane ino married
with WIN Duncan residing in Allegheny county Eliza
beth Spruuil. Martha nte. moJrIei wfh Jas Z. TcGcr
residing IN Eurean Co. H. N9rcRret Sprnul residing
~ Allegheny county. Mary r infctmaTricd VITA .lahn
1T h'uthett sarah Z" SprnuL minnr. residing in 'We-
RhcNN 70 William Spr1uiI mn'r,anl John DJ1l. kulr-
ditl Hi said sarah q. SproUli, and Wm. SprpulI a
snd each e you hereby cited t hc and npreqr h re
our Judsesut an Jrh Court f,f the upiy # Butler
o N' +th Monday of March next II being the 2,
o sd month 20 crept rcpresen. the premi.es at the
"pprn-ement or valuation, or show why he same
should not be sold.
By the Court, W YpUNG
JAN - 1000 Clerk
Al OF which the aforesaid heirs and legal r-p-csents-
tves OF the said Thomas Sproul decd are hereby re-
Hue-ted to take notice. W.O. BRACKENRlnGE
Gtrrim
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OssPHAN.s COURT SALE.

BttteT County eS.
NHTUEREAS at an Orphans Court held at Butler In
w and for the County Of Butler the th day of De
eeuber A. D. 1864 before the Judges Ufthe same Court
In pursuance Of Partition made Of the Real Estate OF
Matthew Smith late of Fsiryew p, Butler County Pa
Decd The leiIs and legal representatives. of said De
cedent, having been called up according 70 Law, 10
appear aud accept the premises at the valuation on ap
praisinent made by the Jury VI lnqust show
why the SAME should not he sold. And where's the
Heirs refused to accept certain Purpats Of said Real
Estate, to wit:
Purpart No. l-Comprising Lot No II, in the Town Of
Fairview and county Of Butler bounded North by Hugh
Moore East by Msin Street, South by Alley, and
West by Alley being sixty feet in front BY one hun
tred and eighty feet back Also Purpart No. 2-tUni-
urng Lot No 10 stOresad bounded North by Church
lot last by Coe s4rest, South by Bradys Bend Road
and West BY Alley containing sixty feet 10 front and
One hundred and eighty back. Also PurpCrt Nc Com
Adams East by Coal street South by West Street, and
West by Asy Containing sixty feet in front and 100
and eighty back. The Court therefore order and de-
Greet slls Of the lands and snemens and purpars No
J. 2 and BY WIn. .. Breckenridge Trustee for the
sale aforesaid and 10 be made either in whole in
paitsas mas most advantageous.
And now 10 Wit sale 70 be made By the Trustee on
premises Tuesday the 2lst day Of March, a. O'Clock
p. M. A. ID, 1860,
TEgYs-onetIhirl In hand on confirmation CT sale by
the Court One-lhjrdin year aud One Third in two
years with interest from continuation Of sale.
BY the Court
W. j. YOUSG, elk o. c.
NoTIoS--That in obedience to the above order Of
Court the above described purpart will be exposed u
sae at the time, and place mentioned above, on the
terms there specified where the public invited 10 at
tend.
WM. o. BRECKENRIDGE.
putlar FCb II 1865.
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Applications a forIieensc

TIME following named persons have filed their ns,i
tons t. March Sessions 1865 ia the Office Of the Cerl
Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions of Butler county for
License under the Act of Assembly Of March 81 and
April 30 1855 regulate the sale of intoxicating rnk
J. Louis Krnuse, Jefferson Township.
Joseph Miller jefferson Tp.
Samuel Allen Dor Prospect.
4 j II. Stubgeon, Dor Sax9nburg,
William Vogeey, bor Butler.
Francs Laube ber Saxonburg.
freelan Sumner Dor 2elenople
Jacob Reiber Summit Township
James G. Miller Genre township
10 VIM Christly Dor Centrosilla
II Francis Eyth Dor Centrevillo
l2Jacob Fried Dor Harmony
Ia Henry Stokey Jackson township
4 Bent Jack bcr Buffer
) HHch W. YOU'VE Clerk
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NEW ADyERTEsEMENTS.
list OF Causes.

list Of Causes.
GET down fr Trial at March Term, 1865, commencing
- Monday 2,th Uf Mach.
FIRST wrEK.
Benz Chevs, Executors, vs.. John Gillespie,
John Negey, John NJ. Thompson,
James Gillespie President
of the MillstOwn OH
Company, Dennis Boyle
SECOND Wax.
John McDyett and ssnl
l.Dudan, Nm. LCpue,
Grahams AdministrAtur, Jacob Zeger,
Commonwealth u Pa W.
. II. Williams. ct al sgg-
gestod as Plaintiffs, Geo Ros,sing, Jacob
Walters,
Cornelius Mcbride for use vs. jaime. Il oDonnell,
Hannah locEenbnry, Philip IIDckeuhury,
II Peter Abraham ZicgleI. Jacob
Zeger and Daniel lid
Ter, the name and fsm
Of Zicglar, fidler Co.
10 A Kennedy. Executor
Of Wilson " igfioa, Emest Muisr,
Hugh and Wm NIurin EXs
Of John Mufin, decd Dominic MLaughn,
Patrick ODouncl, George HuTiu,
Henry Black a Sarah Evans & f Z Evans,
SwccncJ's Administrators ~ Robert Graham.
John Meals, Robert A. Brown.
Anderson kohlmere, Adams T Moore,
II 81 Adams, S1muul Campbell,
John MC"udiesa, " Mrs " Clcery,
John MCanGle.s vs. Jos Cnnltrr 4 Wife
John NCandIe.s ( Wi'c. vs. 5oseph Ctuiter A Wife .
Robt Boyard Ext of VIM
hcGrk, VI Margaret NcGirk ct al,
J II ar VI Douthett. vs. Robert Allen
Jacob Ehrman, VS. Nobt HARRISON Jno At
kinsOn,
WA sTO)rs, ProthOnotary
prothonotcry'g flce Feb Is65
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Courts Of Anneal,

NJ Office Is hereby given, u tu payers Of Butler
County that the CUuft IS Of Appeal will be held at
e Commissions 5Otce in Butler fr the dilie
ships and bJguughs in said county, commencing the
10th Of March which Plucr ami time hereinafter
toned all persons finding themselves aggieyed at their
asse.smeut-. may attend II they think proper.
Also, AT the sims times and place will review the
enrolment Of the Militia. The manner Of claiming
empu1n pointed cut in Article %, Sec > Act Of May
4th, l.. L. page 222
No attention will be paid to any claim unless presen-
ted IN the manner said section directs
The valuation Will be to the nearest Post Office Of
the 4 SCISSORS district
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speciaa Income Tax.
coLLEcToEs oTEIcs. U. 8. Ia7. REV.
I'D DISTRICT. 90 DIV, BUTLER, Pa.

C3LLEcToEs oTYIcg. U. 8. Isr REV.
I'D DISTRICT. 3D DIV, BUTLKR, Pa
Jan. /, 1865
NOTICE r hereby gwen thst in sceordsnc@ with tho
~ ioint resolution u Congress appro uly 4tb ~
special tax of per cent has been asseased upon In
comes for the year ending December 3isf 1858.
The list of sd taxes hr butler county Pennsylvania
has beon returned for collection and the sae are
now due and payable at the stofsSof q. & { j. L.
McAeoy IN Butler Pa Said taxos must be paid on ~
before 31st day Of January 1885, or the same viii he ~
ject to penalty Of 10 per cent.
*tF u G. HcAR0Y<
psp Cd, Sd pfYs . ~
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AdnlinistrasOr's Notice.

EsTArE HssRT V. sTooPs, pEo'D
ETTEnS uf administration 0n tho estate If Henry V.
Styul-, dec d. late 0f Washington tp., having been
ssuol by the Register to the nnlersgned therefore all
persons knowing themselves indebted said estate
rcques ed to make immediate payment and those having
CLAIMS against the required to present them
prupery authenticated fr settlement. NM sFOOpS.
Jan 2lst lSb5:Gt. Alminstrator.
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Balance duo Treasurer

We, the undersigned Auditors Of Butler
county being duly elected and qualified
according to law, REPORT that we did au-
dit, settle and adjust the foregoing nc
counts Of thc reasurer, Commissioners,
Commissioners Clerk, and Sheriff, com
mcncing on the lst day Of January. 1861,
and ending on the 3lst day of December
1864, both days inclusive, and W. fin:
balance due the county of Ten Ttom
md and Niue Bhudred ond 2ueay ft
Doitars and .Seveniy-one ceats. In testi
mony whereof, we have hereunto set ou,
bands and affixed our seals this eleventh
day of February, A b. eighteen hundred
aud sixty-fve
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BUTLI5IS NIAISIxI1Te.

- Il
BUTLER, Pa haroh 1855.
BUTT ;R--Fresh Roll, o. ccuts per pound
BEANs--Nhiic q, 80 Per bushrI
BAkLEN spring sl,inf Fail, q, rs.
BEEsWAa RS cents ser pound.
EGGs-aN cents per dozen.
FLJUR--Whsot, $500 to 6,55 per hund@ Rye 90
Buckwceat 81 per hund
FEUIl-Uued Apples, 81 l.50 to sl15 per bushcl Dried
pesche- ftnp TO 100.
PFEATHEkSl-50 ceuts per pound.
GHAI&-N heat. Sl,5per bu.cl: Rye, 10. Oats c7J
Corn, 100, BuCAwuat, 9gC.
GROC CARIES-Elfe-, EiO 50c per pound Jaws f0c
Brown Sugar 25c per pound do White, 4c: n .. MJas-
sst sl5o cents per CATION; syrup l5J nnI Fl,,5
HIDES cents per pound.
LARD cgnt' per pound.
NAlLS-S1NO NO0Ver Rcg.
rOTATOES-iJ and per busncl
pORK-l4 To Is cents per pound.
RAGS-5 cents per pound.
RICL--2n cents Per pound.
sEEBs-CloVor, tl2oo, per Jushs!; Timothy $780,
Ak, $3.50.
sALT--S31 IS per barrel.
TALLON--l5 cents per pound.
WDOL-s5c per pound.
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prTyTsIsUnGu MARK I1Ts

ApPLEs-s3,OO a 1925 per barrel.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll, 43@D45r per h
CuEEsE-Western Reserve, Z3c per ID; Hamburg
"a per ~
EGGS-i per dozen.
FLOUR-Wheat sll1 sl2; Buckwheat, $3.50
GRAIN-Wheat $500 % $40; Corn sl,i5 Oats,
o5
BARLEY-sprnc. 500 Fall sl,s5
GROCERI ES-Sugar, 25 a 2ccts per NJ Coneo 80 "a
per b Molssses is o 2Jc per gallon; Syrup, 10
81 ,25 per gallon.
sALT-Liyerpool $3.50 q $3.50 per sack; No l, extra
$500 per barrel.
sEEDs-YIsxs.sd, s275 per bushoI
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Receipts and Expenditures of Butler Co, for 1864.
NATHANIEL WALKER, Treas with Butler County Stock
STATE TAX.

STATE COUNTY MILITIA
BY Rrs BY sssi,ss 6ps by ES by o 6Gs Sy
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JOHN II. CRAFTY, (Ls.)
w. II Ii. RIDDLE, (Ls.)
SIMEON NIXON Ls)

VIC, the cUmmssl0ner' OF ButIery cOrn-
ty, having examined the foregoing report
Of the auditors of Butler county and bo-
lieving the same to bea correct statement
of the Receipts and Expenditures Of said
county for the year 1904, ordor the same
to be published.
Given under our hand and the seal of
our Office, at Butler, this eleventh day of
February A. d, 1865.
ABNER BARLEY,
SAMUEL LEASON,
A. G. CHRISTIE,
Attest: HARVEY COLBERT, Clerk.
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