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The New York herald., 1865-03-13


increase OF gold value and Of the value Of the crops
shows that OF the advance In the value OF crops in 180S
twenty per cent the gold value was caused BY
great as was the in the value Of the crops being
$4s4 llS was four per cent less than the increase
in tie value Of gold. This proportional decrease
doubtless caused by the decrease OF exports In 1894
TUE CROP PROSPECTS FOR 1865.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, March o.
aow green luxarant and 6ounttul are the wheat and
this before it certain that there was single wheat
plant with life enough left to spring up under warmer
II is respect probable that any considerable damage
will be done to tho crops As late the 3lst Of March,
rres. injury done to the wheat BY 1.-THE last cold term
in localities where IL had escaped tho winter On
the 4h Of last April the Indianapolis Journal having pre-
vousy described the dismal prospect for wheat said that
"he unusually favorable weather OF spring has brought
out enough life TO give hopes that In well protected
situations fair crop will be made, and that more than
half average will be reached through the State gene
rayn
Qowa) Gate City said that 1--WE understand, and are
sorry learn from parties In various parts of the county,
that the winter wheat materially injured by the cold
dry windy weather few weeks since"
About the time the Warren (0hio Chronicle said
that the wheat looks bad In this section II looks as
though had been scorched by fre-the effect Of the
And yet to-day, the 4th Of March, we can enjoy the
luxury Of gazing upon fields as young vegetable
life make hem and the ground Is SO entirely covered
TO be invisible anywhere inside the fences How great
the contrast with the opening Of the spring Of last year
About the 10th of April, Colonel 8 d. Harris returned
from through Eastern and Central Ohio
and Western Pennsylvania and reported that many fields
did yet exhibit any e but that 1.-TWO three weeks
Of sunshine will tell whether these fields are TO 60 under
entirely, or whether they will come to life again."
And what adds greatly TO the enjoyment o. tho auspl
cious opening Of the spring Of 1866 the wide contrast
with 1854 presented by our national situation as well as
by nature year ago all was in doubt-doubtful as to
the issue OF the contest with rebellion and doubtful
whether the earth would produce fair supply Of the
staff Of life Now there Is certainty that the old flag
win soon wave in triumph throughout all our donnions
and there s also the brightest prospect for exuberan
harvest On the 9th ult published paragraph 70
the effect that all indications pointed 10 large yield Of
wheat throughout the country the coming season. and
from the fact that the generally has adopted tho
views OF that paragraph their conclude that
the prospect IL most encouraging everywhere.
The Peoria (Il 1fdnscript Of tho I'd says
Through the southern part OF the State the wheat crop
never looked more promising this season Of the year
than II does at the present time The breadth Of wheat
In that region Of country s greater than II has been
in former years.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
Obituary.
OUlIU8Eys
Rx.ALpFRNAN RICHARD nARRY.

Ex-ALDERMAN RICHARD BARRY.
Mr. Richard Barry, exAdermsn Of the old Sixth ward
died At sweeneys Hotel last Saturday after long and
painful illness He filed the position Of School Commits
sioner for short PERIOD and few other important eec
tive Offices Just previous 10 his death he acting
Of the comptrolcrs Of the Family Aid Volunteer
Fund The disease Of which he died was consumption
His funeral will take place from Sweeneys Hotel and st.
Andrews Roman Catholic church, in Duane street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

foV0s
Major T. j. Jamison Fifth Rhode Island Artillery who
lately tried by cour martial and sentenced TO three
years Imprisonment at Norfolk, and TO pay heavy fine,
Is at he released by order OF the President who
has examined the case andsapprorcd the findings and
sentence Of the court
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Crop Prospects in ls05-orsat Yfsla An
tfeipased.
Mr. Isaac Newton, the oommarioner Of AsrsSstuEsa u
washing has sent us in advance Of The publication OF
his report the following tables, showing The amount
the ysld psr acre, the whole average, the price per
bushel and The total value Of the crops Of less and
IS6i.-
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
News by Way OF Cairo.

CAIRO, March II, 1866.
New Orleans papers to the 9th have been received.
The steamer Post Boy totally destroyed by burst
ing her boiler twenty-five miles above New Orleans on
the 5th Two lives were lost.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


sPENE.-At Little Falls, N. j., on Thursday,
March o. by the Rev. J. c. Crukshank, WILLIAM T. Co
SAsr to Miss EurHEnIA SPENCE, all Of New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

The MoxAvlan Outward Bound.
PORTLAND, Me-, March II, 1885.
Tho steamship MorasaD saJed for Liverpool ~ tbrse
O'Clock ths meynip&
The New York herald., 1865-03-13

Total. .t9o6, ,76l, ,S22 l60kbAa6o0 6A8779S60
TABLE o. COMPARISON sErwsM 1868 AND 1854.
Total bush,.. seq AeN scSSl,l1 n,T4S6 e.o..s
Hay: tons S,M5@ aS;Mssa5s@S RSHs% &SSass%% = ,ssS2s S2s
Value cropseoc6,7slSa 1.4o4lHls5 lol,e6lllS =
The value Of crops, the market vauc Of gold when
the prices taken and the per cent increase Of the
value Of both % follows:- 6LtE
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Arrival and Departure ofMaiIs

The msilfros Butler IN East sandy by way Of Holy
oke Cuutersylle Anandre Murrinsviiie ana Clinton.
vile. 70 miles; leaves Butler Monday and Friday Of
each week. at O'clock. returns on TUESDAY ana
Saturday Of each week AZ I o'cIuck. p. m.
The mail from Butler to Salem Cross ROADS by way OF
Ssxonburg sarvervle Freeport shearers cross Roads
McLaurhlins store and Oakland Cross Ronds, 10 miles,
leaves Butler Tuesday and Saturday 81 eaeh Week. at
o'clock. a. returns on Friday and MONDAY CT eaeh
week, at o'clock p. m,
The mail from Butler to New Castle, by way Of Mount
Chesnut Prospect porterville and Princeton 2s mea
leaves Butler Monday and Thursday Of each week NJ
oeIoc a. returns on Tuesday anu FRIDAY OF eleh
week, OF o'clock. p m.
The mail from Butler Iawrenceburg by way Of North
Oakland Darnlnrts Nills Baldwin and Bruin 25 miles
Icavs Butler on Monday and Friday Of each week, at
O'Clock. returns oh Tuesday and Saturday Of each
week. at O'Clock, r. m.
The mail from Butler 70 New Brighton, by way ~ Pc
terbrrg Break Neck and Telenapie, % miles; with two
additional trps between ItreaN eek and Telennpie; euvs
pptler on Wednesday Of each waels, 81 o'clock,
urnsgn Thursday II each week at o'clock p. m
The mail from Butler TO Pttsburg, by WAY Of Glade
Mills gskerstown Tally Cayy Etna, Dequcsne and Alls
env Civ 81 miles: leaves Butler every morning, except
Sunday nj o'clock A. M arrives at Butler from Pitts
hnrh by the route every day Sunday excepted at
I o'clock, p N.
The mail from Butler 70 Mercer by way Of McCandess
Brpwniurtrn. SlpperE-ock Anrfh libcftY l@hden aud
BeI ~ miles leaves Butler every day Sunday eNcep
led at o'clock m; by the route, every
day sunday cxceptcd arriving in Butler at O'Clock in
the morning.
The mail from Eutler to Indiana, by way Of Coyo5-
VILE Wurthngton, Itittannng, Edertnn and Sheloctt,
week o'clock returns On Tuesday and Friday Of
each week, ut o'clock, p. III.
The mail from Buner 70 Boytgtown, miles. ieayos
Bo16atawn Friday morning u each week. arrives at
Putlrr In the forenoon departs far Rnvdnwn day
after the arrival Of the m.i from Pittsburgh.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Registers Notice.

NOTICE Is her eby given, 10 all persons interested
that the f5ls wing accounts have been passed and
filed In the Registers 0ffiee, Of Butler county, ard will
be presented fr confirmation and allowance, to the Or
phans Court, 10 he held in the buro of Butler, We'd
eusdey June II, 1866.
Final account Of A. McCardiess Admir- Of VIM. john
ston deed. Filed March %, 1865,
Final account Of Robert Bartley Jr Executor Of Robt
Bartey sr. Decd Filed Mar. %, 1865
Final account Of Newton Kennedy. Admir- Of Edward
Kennedy, Exr. Of David Kennedy, dsc'd Filed April
II, 1865,
Final account Of Philip Snyder and Jonathan Walker
Ex'rs Of Geo stspp, dec ID. Filed Maj sd, 1868.
Final account Of solomon Odds Exr Of James Dodds
deed. Filed My 9, 1866.
Final norount Of Newton Kennedy, Admrs Of Edward
Kennedy decd, Filed Msy S, ise5
Final account Of Harriet MlliFan, Exeeutrix Of Jos
Miligan decd. Filed May O. lstb
Final account Of John Conn, Guardian Of Finley Nor
timer minor child Of Jonathan Mortimer. Filed Stay
s. 1865.
Partial account n J. NJ. McCandess Trustee for sale
Of Real Estate Uf John Hoekenbery. Filed May 10.
JOHN II. CRAFTY
March II, 1863 Dep. Reg
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Advertisement List.

TINHE following Apprascmeut Lists uner the h sec
tion Of the Actof April II 1851 have been presen-
ted and filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the Orphans
Court Of Butler county, to-wit;
No IS, March Term, 1855, Mrs. Susan Davis widow Of
David Davis decd. Real Estate amounting to s299s3.
SUSAN DAVIS,
WM. GIBSON, Ex'rs.
No.s2, March Term, 1865 Mrs. Fanny Elliott widow
Of John Elliott decd Persana paoperty amounting to
$4,000 G G. SEDWICk,
W Z. FLEMING, Ex'rs
No. S. March Term 1865, Nrs. Catharne Dillaman,
widow Of Philip Dillaman, decd Personal PROPERTY
amounting to S34S,62. JACOB R0HRES Adm.
No. 81 March rerm 1865, Mrs. Elizabeth Winner.
Widow Of VIM. Winner, deed Personal property amour
ting % s300,00. JN0 HUMPHREYS, Admr.
ofwieh the creditors Heirs snd egaees distributes
and others interested will take notice and appear
the next Term towt; the Monday Of June next
and not later than the third day thereof to show
against the Same. BY the Court,
May II, 1860, WI YOUNG, Crk.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17


Mr.. EDrToR:-Please announce the n',-fe Of James
Wright, of Jefferson t1wnsn in the service ofhis
country, as soldier n candidate f,r County Commits
soner subject to the decision of the Republican nomina
ting convention, and uhge many soldiers his and
other regiments as well as many citizens at hoRse,
Ma EpIroR.-please announce the name If AGam Pi-
sor Of Worth Tp candid1te for County Commission.
or subject to the decision Of the Republican primary
election, and oblige Many Voters.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the of Samuel s.
Dell of Fairview tp acanddate for County Commits
soner subject the decision of the Repuhlan nrim-
ry election, and obltge Many Citiczns.
Ma. EnIToR.--pleae announce the Of William
Dick of Franklin Township. candidate for County
Commissioner subject to the decision Of the Republican
primary Election Many Voters.
NR RopIxsos--DedT Sir.-Allow me TO offer through
the Citizen the name Of JOHNSTON WHITE, of Mid
dlesex 1p. as a canddats for Commissioner Mr. White
Is one OF our oldest and most faithful citizens. lie
the candidate Of the hig party for this office great
many years ago. when the party was IN tue mrinniy,
and shared the fate of his party lie came near being
nominated again by the Republican party; his nominal
tion now would but fitting and would be accepted
by his many friends great favor TO worthy eitaen
April L. 1865 CLINTON,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Writ Of Partition.

IN the matter of the Partition Of the real estate Of
| John Kemer decd
in the Orphans Court Of Butler Co. held at Butler, on
tho 18th dav Of June, 1854.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvadia-To tho heirs
and legal representatives uf John kemer dec d. to wit
Tie Petition II Frederick swartz in right and on bc
hnlfnf his wife, Sophia SwurtZ daughter and heir Of
John Keuer deed presented setting forth that
John kemer late Of Niddesex fp Butler county decd
died 10 the township aforesaid about the I'd day Of June
lSG3 in testate leaving widow and five children and
the son Il deceased child to Wit: Catharue intermar
rp with Dr. Peter Dockelere, living in Louisville Ohio
Jacob kemeJ living in Adair county Missouri Elizabeth
intermarreI with Richard Umstead, living IN Middesex
township Butler county Pal Sophia ntermarried with
Frederick SNTstz living Allegheny city, and being
the portitioner Of John Critchow, Of Chrisana
dec d. who was inermarried with John Critchlow Sr.
the said being minor the age of ~ years, and
residing with his father in Forward township, Butler
county Pa That the said decedent died seized In fee
Of In and a certain lot piece parcl of land In
Mddlcsex Tp Butler Co. Pa Bounded and described as
follows on the north by James Anderson, east by Jno
Smith and James McColium, south by John Lyon and
Jacob Schumore west by johnson White and Michael
fisherman. containing hundred acrss or less.
Take notice that lnquisition viii be held on the
premises "wednesday, May q, 1866 at 10 clock a M
which the legal representatives Of said decedent are
required to taken0tee. W. o. BRACk kENRlDGE.
Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Public Sale.

DYvirtue Of an order and decree Of the Orphans
bConft of Butler county, Pa. the uniers gncd Ad
linistraror Of Henry Stuops late Of Washington tp
decd will offer for sale public cutlery on the premises
On he 18Th day Of Ndy,at 10 o'ctockd. m.
Of said dav eighty eight acres land be the
OF less situated in Washington township Butler county
bounded by and adjoining lands Of Phillip stoops r
William Chrsty, Milo hlinfeltor Robert Hanna ana
others.
Terms-cash in hand, on confirmation Of sale By the
said Court WILLIAM STo0PS, Admir-.
April 10. 1866.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Writ of Partition.

Butler GbuHty, IS
TTyHE Communicable Of Pennsylvania, To the Sheriff
1 of Butler county. Directing
Whereas at Orphans Court held Mt Butler, In md
lnt the county af Butler. the petition Of Robert M'kin
mis- presented setting firth. Tint he Is d and
heir ot fnhn MKinnis, late uf Whestown, Butler Co,
and a. such interested IN h estate That said John
MKnnis died seized IN hi4 den-ne If fee Of In and
to a tract Of land couinninE Two Hundred and Fifty
acres more or less situate in Cnnnnqu4nessng township
said county bounded by and adjoining lands Of Jacob
S1muel Duifort Joseph Henry Esq Elias Shauar, and
others being the tract Of land which anili on
Gillespie resides lelvng widow, Mary and the follow
ing children and Representatives 60 wit: Robert NJ
Rinn=. Rachel intermarrlei with Geprngc Cowan, Re-
beeca M'Kinnis widow and Lucretia J. MKinri, John
g. NFKtnuis Alex. s. H'Kinns tuirew i A. h'Kinnis
Ceiemency HKn lis child en Of Andrew NJ Kinhis deed
Sarah W tIinnE vii, w nni Ge1rge W. VI kinut+, Fran
ci4 VI MKinnis. LeayenwIrh VI kinns and Mary A.
MKinni7 children Of Henry VI Kinuis deed. Lydia
A MKinns widow and Sarah j. NJ knnls, Sophia J. NJ
R,nnis, Hannah VI Kinnis aud Ellen M'klnnls chill
dretl Of Wratn SFFinnis deed Joseph Huph. husband
nul james NJ Btlh. child Of Sarah Jane Nklnnis
fBalphl decd. That partition valuation " slil
real estate has vet been mule That sud John VI KIM
mis- died intestatc 10 Butler county the 18Th day Of
March 1s6t And praying the Court to award an In
quest make Partition and valuation Of said Real estate
according tH law.
Ana now to wit; March o. 1865 Court award writ Of
Partition. W. j. YOUNG. Clerk
And now to witt April l9ns65 Inquest to lie held in
pursuance Of above order uf Court on the premises
Tuesday May IL. 1865 Of which the aforesaid heirs
legal representatives, Of said John NJ kinnis are hereby
re uest+i 70 take notice
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order and decree Of the Orphans
6 Court of Butler county the undersigned, Guardian
Of Clara Martin minor nddaughtsf Of job slough
ton late Of Worth tp Butler CO., decd, will offer for
sale at public vendue on tia premises
On the 1871 dog IF Nay, at | o'etoeh,
the interest Of said minor being the undivided onesxh
Of nnet ytwo acres be the less situate 10
Worth tp county Of utler and state II Pennsi saa,
bounded by land and adjoining lands OF George beok
John Patterson Thomas Cooper aud others said prep
erty Is well improved, and titled. Title indsputahls
TERns-9ue third OF the purchase money to paid on
the cnnfrna,iaf sale said Cont and the re iue IN
cqn aaasal gaymenls, wish Interest fla sa so''-
hrmati n THOMAS AlAI1s,
4tgh r, ESoFzt. -ouaasso.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Carpenters Take Notice.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received for the erection
- and completion of Church building for the U. p
congregation Of Mount Narnum near North Washing
ton Butler comfy Pa until The 18th day of June next
on which day the committee will meet the premises,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ
Any information required can be obtained by applica-
zion to the undersigned ut Angnttr Butler cunty Pa
VI to James " Kelly a North Hope Butler county Pa
plan Of the building can be seen by calling on Rev.
Wm. a. Black, near the premises
II c. MrOY,
May 9th, 1865 Chairman Of Committee.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
AUDITORS Notice.

TN the matter of the account Of David Marshall Admir-
| of Thomas Mccormack decd. In the Orphans Court
II Butler Co.
nj ST. and Henry Pillow appointed Auditor TO make dis
tribution. By the Court,
Certified from the record this 18th day Of April 1850
W. J. YOUNG, Clerk.
All interested will please take notice. that viii attend
to the duties of the above appointment al my residence
in Prospect on Saturday. the 9th day Of May 1868 at
O'clock D. m HENRY PILLOW.
NAV a is65 Auditor
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
NH;;Rkteei.

Any one having copy of the map used
last fall by our Chicagoite neighbors in
their effort to demonstrate that four years
of war had failed to reclaim any rebe! ter
ritory, will be literally rewarded for the
same at this office, as the Editor would like
to preserve it, as one Of the monatroc.t!es,
which that memorable campaign Produ-
ced.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Teachers Examination.

TxAM1YhMlONs Of Teachers for Summer Schools
IL will be held at Butler (Faller School Housed Tues
day, April 25th; saxouburg wednesday, April 2sth
uray, April 29th Tarrissie Tuesday, May I'd; Pros
pect, Friday, May 5th.
Each applicant tpiH prorids pen, fFtt paper stump
ed e'tvepps nth old certificate, and IRE cent feree
stump enclosed. A. II. WATERS,
n A-...A
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
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Butler, Pa, Wednesday, MAY II 1865

WHIsKERs Those wishing fine
set of whiskers, nice moustache, or
beautiful head of glossy hair, will please
read the card of THOS. L. CHAPMAN
in another part Of this paper
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Onc Hun1rea Acres Of Lnnd.
WithersDo0n institute.

TIfHE summer Term of five months will open the
lst NJ Aprif md close In time for tie fdl ey1nun
ti0ns. There will be huvest vacation Those wish
ing 10 ut emscve for the Teachers profession should
enlcnyor 10 be in attendance during the entire term
e,y weeks of hurried revipw u studies although bet
ter than none is uf hut little account IN fitting any one
to assume the responsible post Common School Teach
err Time. anil di7ipCat Application ou The pot gf The
buy arc absolutely necessary, in order 10 gain the
qualifications required ly the School Law
In the Institute English branches receive special at
tentian though the languages and higher Mathematics
will be taught as faithfully Us heretofore Applications
for admission to the Primary department should ba made
early since a limited number be received. Send for
n CircnlHr. Rev. j. :, buAp, A. NJ Principal,
April g. 1865, Butler Pa.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17

I@ We hope our religious denomina-
tions, and the public generally, will bear
in mind that the first of june has been
set apart by both the President and Gov,
Curtin, as a day of humiliation and pray
cr. Let it be appropriately observed by
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Mr. EpIroR-plcase announce the namo Of David Scott
as u candidate for County Surveyor subject 20 the deeis
ion of the decision Of the Republican primary eieetien
Ma EpIToR--Piease announce the Of Dickson
McCandess candidate for county Surveyor, subject
TO the decision of the Republican primary election
MR. EDIroR s-Pease announce the name Of n NJ. sa-
tor of jackson tp as candidate fr County Surveyor,
subject to the decision of the Aerubcan primary elec
ffu1f, End oriige Aany tstzeus
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Executors Notice.
EsTATr OF DANIEL MEArs, pFo'n.

ESTATE OF DANIEL MEALS, pEc'n.
7 ETTEES testamentary on the estate nf Danl Meals,
late Of shington township, dec d, having been is
sued to the undersigned All persons knowing them
selves Indebted said estate notified % make iumc-
diate payment; and those having claims against the
same will present them property authenticated for set
tlement -
JACOB DAUBENsPFCr
5. d. MEALS.
March 9Th, 1s65:3t. Executors.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Thc Bridal Chamber.

note # wrruius ami advice tuth3se suffering with
Seminal W,nkue.- J;encrtl Debility, PremItUre De-
cav from wutayrr cause produced, Read, ponder, and
reflect Nr wise iu time.
Sent FKEl t. any udaress for the benefit Of the af
fcted. sent los return mail Address
, A.. ~. ISU I4IGIs.
429 broadway, New York
Batter Anril Z ISGi"3mo.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
Orphans Court sale.

nY virtue OF m order ana decree of the Orphans
II Court Of Butter county the under igned, Guardia~
of Hannah NJ soughtGn, and Euphemia stoughton, MI
nor children OF John Stonghtcn, Of Worth p, said Co.
deed will ofnr tor sale On the pxemifes.
On the 18Th day ot diaysat1 O'Clock, p. M.
Of said day the interest Of said Minors being the undi
yded twe-sixihs 81 nnetysw6 acres Of land, be the
some less situate in Worth p cnUnty Of But
Ier and State ef PENNSYLVANIA bombed by and adoln-
ing lands af George Book John Patterson Thomas Coo
per and others. said property Is well improved and The
titled indsputahle,
TEExs-one-thrd Of the purchase money to be paid
on the confirmation sale hy said Court md the resi-
due in tw9 rQph asnest paAasnia theeisni, vita n
JOSEPH !, Pfs9a,
apis ", issa. edAs sfza-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
On Wns. II. Daff's Penmanship.
Twelve First Premiums

for the best Business and Ornamental Pennanship,
awarded Present Psnan by tho United Statcs Fair
aLGluctnlati in ..s45Dps
PennsyIvan state Fair at wyoming
Western Ptnlsylyania Fair a; Pittsburgh
Western Virginia Fair at beeiing 1860
And tue Ohio State Fair al Cisy ...1S62
All Of which exhibited at our office.
perfect gems Of the Penmans art - IftfStureh Post
sTbese performances can only be exceed by the
thor Pittsburgh G0zstts.
aAlihis o. namental designs arc new and remarkable
perfnrntaucss.r ~ ErerfH9 Gazette
afbs late Western Pennsylvania Fair awarded him
six First Premiums in all branches Of the artr Ohio
ls.rts sJekT4tGL
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-17
NOTICE.

TN the matter If the account of Samuel VI. Anderson
| and Henry Kohimeyer. Assfgnees If G. L. Henlin.-
Ia the courtof Common Pleas Of Butler county, No
I6 March Term. 1850.
And now to-wit April Tth 1se5, account filed and no.
tico Of the filing directed 10 be given according to law
10 rule reatn. accounts Of Assgnees and Trustees
that the will be allowed on the rs day OF next
Term tt the 18th day Of june 1865 unless exceptions
DO filed on or before that day. Of which notice is hereby
given.
BgtLer Catitg
Certified from the record this oath day Of April lse5.
WA. ST0oP5, Proih'y.
April. %. Isss, a.w.