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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31
Marhets-Reported By Telegraph

BUFFALO, May 3o---Fiour unchanged. Wheat dan
salos OF No. Chicago Spring A. 81 30. TO speeaauoA
and op,y limited milliag demand. Corn f,m tnA
lending upward sales OF No. Mixed at .0@1lc.i Al1
Dried Wbite al 16c Oats active, opening g. SIC al:
closing at &c. with al upward tendency. Barley ana
Rye nomiuaL WHISKY firm az 81 H. Canal Frelshu
10 New. York on Wheat l33c.; Corr He. end Data
Tic.
PHILADELPHIA May 30.-Crude Petroleum dull ssles
AZ 33Ic; Refined free, Ced7c. Cotton dnil; sacs at
4sdSc. Flour duh; SGperlne. s6ds 50; Extra
Family, 81 50Gss So Wheat f>u; Red 81 s09sl soi
" hite ut s20 81 10; Corn sotiye sales Of Yellow q
95c Oats-Hoiders demand al advance at 6oc. Whis
~ o,,sed firm AT 81 100 81 -.
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UrInlng.

THARLES c. SHELLEY,
" STEAM Jon PRtNrER,
40. GO RARCLAI.sr,
Short time orders olpPESSW ORR done for the trnas
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w M.-srEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN.
uFACTUREkS
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FoURII NATIONAL BANK or rE2 CITY o.
Ngw-YoRR.
No.- ~ AND 30 PNE-sT.
DrposYonY AND FEAsuAL AGESc OF TIE UNIrrI
S1ATgs
Have for sale ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES = $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible, at maturity. into 3-Sg GoLpIEAEiNc
BONDa
Also.
UNITED SrATrs 1910 Bospe
UNITED STATES $40 BcSDs
UEITKD STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers snd Drafts,
and attend 10 other business with the Government.
T. c. ClLHoyu. President
Is. SRAMlsi, Cashier.
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Hurry CLEws & Co.,
Successors TO
LIyER4ORR, CLEws & &c.
bankers,
No p Wall.st, n. Y,
ooyERNxFyy AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TIE o. S.
1910 LOAN.
Fuu Comn,'asion allowed Bankers. Brokers. Insnr-
ance Cvmpaneo. and al parties purchasing for Others
or resale.
An denominations on hand ready for Immediate de-
Lively.
ALL KINDS or 4. q. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
Accounts Of Banks, Bankers and indisiGlas, re-
ceyed4 per cent allowed on deposits and daily bal
erces which may W drawn FOR without notice.
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to accept tho new order Of things, yielding af'er
sharp controversy with leading stockholders WHO
would take no denial.
COMPARATIVE TABLE IF Railrdy Trefe at me Commence
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e., 466, go s5,7l6. $50 e3.2O,3lt

Totals 81 49, 30 SJ,Il6,5bO Sd'2I,oiV
IN four years these trunk roads, which are as IN
dspensable 70 the commerce Of the country rs the
use of steam. and as suro OF permanent use, the
gain in traffic has been one hundred and hirty-one
per cent Tho country has come out Of the Rebel
lion with heavy debt, but this is all to DO said
about it, The labor distracted by the war will soon
be restored to productive industry, and the country
will not only maintain all its former acquisitions
but advance in as great aratio ever All these rail-
roads may sell much lower under the manipulatons
of stock gamblers but parties who hold them for In
vestInent should remember that they are earning
dividends now, and will DO made more valuable by
the lapse of time.
II is stated that the office OF Assistant Treasurer,
to be vacated on the lst of July, by the retirement
of Mr.. Stewart, has been rendered to Jacob d. YER
milye, esq.,, Cashier of the Merchants Bank. M.
Vcrmilye will not accept the position though the
nomination meets with the general approval OF
those familiar with the details of the Treasury
business. Mr.. McCulloch thoroughly appreciates
the desire Of the community to have fnancier and
not politician in the Sub-Treasury, and mistake
will DO made If any but thorough business man
is placed in this Office.
The sales of dry-goods at auction continue ac'
tive. Wilmerding & Mount had one of woolens
and tailoring goods There were sold for cash lot
OF domestic goods at the following prices Blue
1enilns lic. yellow fannels, 2sc.; cadet Ken
lucky Jeans 26035c.; do. twils, 3Oc.; black
satinets 6Jc.; "a white stockings, &c. On the
usual four months terms brown ducks linen
brought 80 03lc.; heavy English drills, lod.z2c.
corluroys, DC; white damask, Ala i2c' 3--m'
Italian cloth-black-57 63c. satin de chine
Soc; G-in. straw Italian do, 5'c.; 32-in. do, ooc
Kobbe Corlies held sale of embroideriss linens &c
IAe desirable articles were readily taken al pieces
little above the market rates The linens we're n"'i
all sod out at satisfactory prices. Wimerdine Ioer'
& Co. held sale Of ribbons. 20, ID. importation q
Soleliac Freres. Hagguty & Co lad a sale 81 iirs'
goods Baroral Skirts brought 81 20 rarl' bef trl
67lc, Plaid LeBos 49,; Check Mohair. 2c.; rIencl
Brliants, 3Oo; Black Alpacas. &c., Alpaca NoLlr
34d $40, &c.
Comparative statement OF the earnings Of Tho
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Co. from LIST De
cember, 1864, to LIST May, 1865, for the years lc0
and 1865, viz:
H.olssis 60 stsS.ST "a $4,000 9
OF receipts and expenses FOR fiscal year 1905
as per the annual report; .o.,.o,r a.
GIO,s rece pts. $50 =
Operating expenses -.-...--.........-.' l'"'o'o q
sl.ooes7S q
Lease Of track .....ss3,oVo " $4,000 =,
JEW. & Z. L. div. " earnings. te9 81 ie7t-s
Sslass3 q
-r,.-.., o, honda 49, 100 :
<J2s,es9 :
. Dividends In April, 1894. 253 90 -. .
Dividends In october. lotA l6lJaS W s2c,ooo
<oCa 27l :
, Tho aggregate amsunt Of exports exclusive G
speci,l from tho port Of NewYork TO foreign ports
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Advertisement List.

rINnE following Apprisenent List under the 9Th sec
tion If the Act If April u. d., 1884, have been
pres onted and filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Orphans Court and for the county of Butler to wit
No &C. September Term 1865. Mrs. Jano Boyle, wild
ow " Thomas Boyle decd Personal property amount
ing to 1900 90, Jane Boyle, Admx.
No ]. Septtmber Term 1863, Mrs Catharinc Holm
onlile widow OF Henry Hohnonaale, deed. Personal
srupofty amounting 70 $4,000, John Goeliug Admir-,
No. Sept. Term 1865 Mr-. Chaslotte Rosner widow
Of .Eiias Eegner, deed. Real aud personal property
amounting TO S170,5J. Charlotte .Rogner Adm'N.
No g. Sept. Term, 1s6j.---zeislcr, widow Of An.
drew II. Zeglc decd personal PROPERTY amounting to
$4,000. j. Y.Eeigier and Samuel Weis%e Adms
No GI. SEPT Tcrm, 1888 Airs Mary Walters vlog Of
Jocub Walt6rs decd. Personal property api1nnnS to
s31aOn Pidiip BcScl & Geo Walters Admr'-.
No q. Sept Term, 1865, Mrs.---91lScr widow Of
samnc Baker dcc'd Personal property amounting to
$500 o. J. II. q. opre, Ex'r.
No. 63. Sept. Term, 1855 Mrs Jtns Martin, widow Of
William Martin, decd Personal property amounting
3, SsaGG0. Robert Gchrist Admir-.
No 81, Sept Torn, 1863 Mrs. Margaret Stevenson,
wilJwof Hugh stevenson, dccd. Personal property
amounting 70 SlOS5j. Thomas Critchiow Afmr.
No Gj sept Term 1865, Mrs. Elizlbch s"Nton, widow
Of Iohn Seaton. deed Psrs,nt property amounting
to 1900 90 VIM, Seaton Admir-.
of watch tc creditors heirs ntecs distributes and
others creste1 will take eItice and appear at the
next Term to wit tire frat Monday oi specember
next md not later than the third day Of said term to
show caus" against the same, Dy The Court,
2Sov. S, 1865. W. J. YOUNG. Clerk.
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List of Causes.

Trial List for December Term, 1865.
FIRST WEEK.
Ann Capphell VS. VIM. Adams,
VIM. St1ry vs. VIM. Adams,
Nancy Carnahan vs. George M'Candless,
Mrs. Susan C. Sullivan Us Jacob Shugart
John Gaiiaber vs. Dr. s. s. Chrisly,
Philip Storffier vs. jacob Long. ct al,
Neal M'Cuol vs. Patrick Bergan.
SECOND WEEK.
G. W. Crnzicr. Adm of DIR. Jams Gra-
ham, deed. vs. Jacob Zi,gler,
Mordecai Johns VS. II. ii. Slater.
G. II. PETER VS. Zsigler, Faler & Co.,
VIM. Stewart vs. Robert Allen.
Wm. Leitholl by his father and next
friend. g. Il. Leithold IS Christian Bauman
Christopher 8assman ys Andrew licckel
Robert Smith VS. Andrew Addleman ct al
David Emery vs. jesse joseph Ex,
Robert Bovard Ex'ro Wm APGuk de-
ceased VS. Margaret M'Guk ct al,
Mary Turk Va Joseph M'Cannon,
james u. Matthews, Alm'r VS. j. y.
Matthews.
Commonwealth Ex'r Ral Oyerscers of
Jackson tip VS. Keeling,
Eleanor Hines vs. Jacob Winner, jr., ct al
Wm. Dunn lor use VS. Al Blakely.
WIN. ST0OPS, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's GEice, Npv. s, 1865;
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Registers Notice.

AvOFlcE is hereby given that the following accounts
IN Of Executors Administrators, 6e4 have filed aud
passed in the Registers Office and will he presented Il
the Court for Combination and allowance op Wednesday
Dec I, A. D. 1865
fiaai Account Of James watson, Aslr r Of VIM Sharp
deed. Filed August 81, 1865
Fiunl Accent Of James wil-cn guardian Of J. II
Hockcdberry. Filed September g. lS65.
Final Recount Of waleoni Graham, Admir- Geo W.
Wcish, deed. Filed September J. ls65.
Final Account Of John Scott, Ext Of Martha Smith,
decd. Filled sept. H. 1865
Final Account Of John Alien & Joseph Rosenberg
Admrs of Jas. Black ded. Filled Sept, 20, 1865.
Final Account Of VIM. Cunningham, Exr of VIM List
deed. Filed September %, 1895
Final Account Of John W. Stewart guardian Of yio-
letta Hirsh. Filed September 25, 1865
Final Account Of Christian Tiuby, admir- cum testa-
mento annero, Of George rruSy, decd Filed Oct Il 70
Final Account Of J. Dodds J b Dodds Ex'rs of Jno.
Dodds, deed Filed Oct. 10, lsc5
Final Aeeonnt of f. r. Bcatel Adnl'rs of 2. r. Ben
tel decd Fhsd Oct q, 1865.
Final Account Of John Dnl6ord 4 andrew Gamble,
Rx'ruf Samuel Gamble deep. Filed Get 10, 1865.
FINAL Account If Thos. stevenson& VIM Bighnin Exr
Of Thos Bisham, decd. Filed Oct 16 1865.
Fiea Account Of Teos. crnig Ex'r Of Simon Keep,
decd oca.2s 1875.
Final Account Of 5. H. Eooro Admir- Of John BEant,
Iced Aug 10, lsGj
Final Account ofJ G. MNRs. Admir- Of Thos. ARM
strong. decd Filed Nov !. 1865.
Final Account Of John Meclhllng Admir- Of II. n. Nc
Candies Dee "A Filed Nov. Sd 1865
Fiial Recount of uaohn, Ex'r Of Frederick IIaohn-
deed. Filed Nov, 4, 1855.
Final Account Of .wm. c. Campbell Ex'r Of Samuel
Campbell d@sd. Filed Nov. 4, 1855
Final Account of Henry Beishly Exr ofpeter Bcigh-
", deed Fiicl Nov. 4, 1855.
Final Accourt Of Wm. stoops, Admir- Of Henry v.
stoops dec'd Filcl N5y. 4, 1865.
Final account rf VIM Dirkand Robert VI hinHis,
Adm'rs Of Jno. Kinnis, dec,l
Final account Of JIeary Kirkpatrick, EXT, of
Thos. kirkpatrick, decd.
NoycmberS, JOHN II. CRAFTY Deputy,
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For the American Citizen.

For the American Citizen.
Resolutions adopted by tho session of
Clinton T. p, congregation, respecting
sthc death of Mr.. Jos. Logan, mouber of
session:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His Sovereign wisdom and mcr-
icy, to permit death to enter our ranks for
the first time, and to take from us our
brother, Mr.. Joseph Logan, who has sersr-
ed in this Session fran the organization
of this congregation, in 1S45. and
WHEREAS, This visitation is the more
solemn us it was the removing of an only
parent from a yonng family, man loved
and useful in community and one well
calculated to be useful in the church.
both by age and experience, Therefore,
Resofvcd That, whilst we recognize the
Sovereignty of the Almighty, and say lit
is the will of the Lord, blessed .bc His
.name;' yet We feel deeply at the loss of
our dear brother from the meetings of
this session, but VIC doubt not, that our
kloss is'his gain.
Resotpei, That we feel adpop ished in
this bereavement to be more active and
jealous in the cause of Christ, TO exam
inc wherein we have failed in times gone
by, and to consider our latter end.
Resoteed, That we offer the sympathy
sof our ccunsis arG f9aycrs, to those
schildre n deprived of The counseIs and
prayers, of kind judicious and praying
parent. W. r. H
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sHERIEFS SALES.

10y yhtue of sutdry wrts of yenditieni Expnnas
ID Alias Vendon Expouas and Fiori Facas issued ont
Tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Butler county, and to
directed, there willbe exposed b public sale az the
Court Iiouse, in the borough Of Butler the First
Monday Of Dcccn her, next at o'clock p. ni the
following described property, to wit;
All the right tile interest and claim Of n. j. Gregg
Of in and 10 one lot Of ground situate ia Buffalo tn Nut
Ter county Pa. Boundci north By lot Of j. W. Elliott
east by Hutlcr Pike south by - and west by an al
ly two story house Thereof. greeted Seized and tA
ken in execution as the property Of Ri Gregg at the
suit Of George TRULY.
All the right title Interest and claim of IN 10 ono
hundred and fay of land, Ics belonging
Bounded north by samuel T. east by George
Craig southby Isaac Heper and West by " Et=------
forty acres eteated six II which meadow log house
thnraon erected scod and taken in execution a. the
property of Michael Houton Bernard Houton At the
suit Of John Mckisson now for USE Of James Brcdin
ALSO
All the right ftie. interest aud claim Of Michael
Uouton &and Bernard outon. e. ia and 10 one hundred
and hfiy Of land laere ~ less situate ia aFycw
tast BY George Craig sa;.fh bvIsaaa epler west by
J.. y. -- fuEsy four cleared six of which arc
eanow, log eouse thereoE erected Seized ana tksn in
execution az tho property OF Michael Houton bernard
Kouton at the suit Of John McKisson for useof j. Bic
din.
Ali the right title interest and claim Of David Kelly
Of lnand % certain water privilege which Wm Martin
sold to said David Kelly by article ofagreement dated
December lat 1871 being the right pri viege Of build
ing adam Big Bear Creek in Parker tp ca the lands
of said m Martin fboL nded north by fRobeFt Black
Archibald Kelly containing three h6nred Of land
les~) and the pTtregs Of csrdpctlns the wafer
from said dam by. rac to fbe mill n The Junction d
big and little Bear sreek. Also the water privilege
csunecfe1 with Inc said mill on little Bear Creek !.
specify in tho said agreement
" o sRAcKEyRIDGE Sher.e
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IsII1D:1

On the 10th Of August, Of typhoid fever at Barracks
hospital New orleans. MIR Mm. H1i aged 80 years, OF
Co o. nth pennt. Nuls ofcutun I'd Butler CO.. Pa.
no has gone 10 tlat undiscoyefaI country from
whose bourne 80 traveller returns mcre let trust
he may rest in peace and eternal hfpHness
Nov g, 1895 Mr. Joseph Logan, Elder Of Clinton
U p. congregation, in bis a1l wear.
This is a solemn bereavement. 4 title over two
years since Mrs Logan, was taken awIy bycpnsunp-
ton and now tLii family is left without futhYr or
mother But the Lord win take dem up Mr.
Logan was one OF fnur Elders or1aiard nj he organ
izlton OF Clinton T.. r. congregation, In ISIS, and.
Is the lrst taken though the Youngest of toe fonr
Tie un exemplary maHi worsht ping g cd re- uaf-
in his family, dei@htIug in the prWer meeting
on u the time II his death was the Supc rntendent
of our Saubuih School. May his God, hr the God Of
his bcfs%.el children.
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Important Notice.

Dclinqucnts to the american who
prefer settling with me personally, are
notified that they can DO so until the 28th
of November inst After that date the
book will pass into other hands, and at
tho rate of Tteo Dotiars year will be
charged for subscription Cirepmstanccs
over which have no control demands
that those who owe must pay
Nov %, 1855 WM. HAsLETT
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ea5- Court will commence on Monday

Re5~ Court will commence on Monday
week We will be much obliged to those
of our friends, who eal make it eoaveni-
ont to call aud leave us little of the
necdful We would also INVITE thoseo opr
patrons who get the citizen at the Post
Office in this place from the carrier or at
this Office, to give us a similar call. A
liberal responco will enable Us to go ipto
winter quarters more comfortably than
otherwise.
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NOTICE

H. ncmbold, VS. Adelpheid Larber, Executor OF
Frederick Iarber, deed
the Court of Common Pleas Of Butler Co., Nos. ITO
of June Term A. D. 1859, and 20 of March Term, D.
1864.
tho Act Of 2th February, 1884, to Adelhoid LaTber,
widow and deyisee, and Augusta Larber Charles Larbcr
Erlil Inrber and Gustav Larber children and heirs
sd devisces Of Frederick w. Labcr, la.o Of Winfield
Tp Butler Co Pa decd that writ of Sci Fa has been
issued abov Judgment, returnabe at December next
Of the Conrt afrcsiid ,ucing Monday tho fth
day Of December, A. D, 1865 to revise the and
show cause why the shoulI not be levied out Of
the land oi the said Frederick W. Larbor. decd
Nou. S. 1895. ". o. DRACKENR1DGE, Sh'6
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Auditors Notice.

TN tho matter Of the account Of J. w Christy, Exr
i Of John McKisziek. decd. o. O., No. 90, September
Term 1s65.
And towlt Oct 81, 1865. motion orc. NJ
Candl ass conrt appoint Thomas Robinscr ESQ au Aud
itor to distribute tho fund among those entitled TO
ceiyeit. n 'T by the Court.
Certified from the Record this l7th day OF October A.
D., 1865. ". J. lousos elk.
Ngtieeis hereby given that the undersigned will at
tend TO the duties Of the above appointment the
fec of Charles MCandlcss, Esq in Butler, Thursday
the 23d day November, a. D.. 1865. at clock T. II.
a .4rr THOMAS E0BlNSON,
0ctobsf 25 05.t Auditor
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NOTICE.

IIcmboli 4 Msrkle ys, Adeheil Larber iirninistra-
tor Of F.w. IAPber decd.
In thecpnn Of Common Pleas. Of Butter county,
Nos. I2s Of June Term, A. D 1859, and so Of March
Term. A. Il. 1861.
Notice Is hereby given pnTulnt to the 3lh Section
Of the Act of 2th February, lS5l to Adelpheid lar
her widow and dsyisee aud Augusta Inrber, Charles
Larber Emil Larbcr, and Gustav Llrber children and
heirs and densees of Frederick ". Lafber late Of Win
field Tp Butler Co. Pa. decd that writ of Sci. Fa
has been issued on above Judgment roturnalle .t De-
cenber next ~ the Cuirt aforesaid commencing Mo-
day, the 4ih day Of Decemher, A. D., 1865 to view
the same anl show why the should not he
leased Of the land Of te s1id Frederick W Larber
decd. ". O. BRACKENRiDGE, Sheriff
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PToF. i. OLDsHUE. NJ. D., has
concluded his course of Lectures on
Urino-P Pathology in the ''Ph4iadelphia
University of Medicine ond Sugery,
and returned to his practice in Pitts
burgh, where his business has been
promptly resumed. Persons living
at distance can send to him as US
ual.
Office and Residence, 1872 Grant
St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Auditors NoftA

r. tho matter Of the Petition of r. ElFbtt, ofworih
fr. los an examiner, tn take teatln8ony, &C.
G r. No SEPT. Term 1865. Aud INV 10 wit: septefn-
her 2sfa 1865 on motion cf Charles Mccandless Esq
Court appoint Thomas Hobnson Esq, an examiner Ie
TO report at next term
Bletes csnAts ~. - -
Certified from the record this 17th day Of October
1855, WAL sfo0Rs Proth'y
Notiee Is hereby given that the uiss rsened will at
tond the duties OF the above apponmep the office
Of Charles McCaudess Esq In Rutief, Friday the zith
day Of Nov, 1865, at o'clock, Z. ~
Tif0S. ROBINSON, Auditor
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nay The communication Of "Repub-

naS~ he COMMUNICATIVE Of "Kepub-
lican" is withheld awaiting the name Of
the author. We publish no anonymous
communications. When we ask for
the names of contributors to our col
.mnns we of course don't intend them for
the public The communication referred
to is well written and will be published
whenever the author sends us his name,
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--
NJ MAIsffIRD.

Nov End ISe5; by Rev " r. nltchson, Mr. Vim
Heggenbaihem and Miss Elizabeth eHn Barrey all Of
Butlur CO., IA.
Married the 9th inst by the Rev VIM. T. Bredn Mr..
enrge Limerick Veteran soldier AMI Miss Margaret Ekin
both Of Clay Up Butler co. Pa.
On the 18th inst by the same Aihe residence # wild
ow james Christy Of Cherry tp WI Reuben Iutchi,
son and Hiss Eliza Ellen Bell bothi II Butler cv. IA
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
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Of the Largest & Handsomest
Description.
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CHoIcE LITERATURE, including Poetr y, Noreiettes
Tales anil Moral and Entertaining Heading generally
In the Ltcrny Department wcsha present the chosest
within the rech Of extended Tho Noyciettes
Tales Poetry, &c. shall be supplied from the best
and highest sQyce aud bo equal TO anythingt be found
la any journal or magazine.
AGRICULTURE and ii0RTteULTURI, embracing
Farming, Gardening, Fruit Raising. &c. OEr labors in
this department. fof oreF thirty yeas have met the eoi
dial appTulafionof the public or purpose has eon
furnish nsefl and reliable information upon thsSe sefy
nportapt branches Of industry, and protect them
fs within aurp power against c false dctfnes and
selfish purposes Of the many empires ari sepsaionad
xenneTs by which the fruer IL sihccsssniy assaile'i
This portion Of the GerEantog Telegraph Is alene wOr
the wIole price Of subscription fiF9t ffstst iN
SEW DEPA RTMENT--The EnTEc Industry esFe and
discrimination ia gathering and preparing the Stirring
Events of the bay expressly r this pepper Which hifh-
erfo has been of il AN ed and gve 50 rini-
yersal satisfaction, wiil bc contnaei with iioled c
forts to Iaect the iHefe1sng dt taands of lie p0bfc.
TERxs Two dollars atf nfiy eepis rrr snluln. 70
"a received without fhc cash, ani all ai5sofipiicns
stopped at the end Of the time paid for T3sk - ~
Address PHILIP n. rEEAs
Editor aud Proprietor, Germantown n. Philadn Po.
Oct q. 1895.
"a =4.iHIfEI satlIItft
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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa. "Wednesday, Nov. 22,l865

rag Congress- meets on the 4th of Dec.
Great interest is NATURALLY felt in its con-
rening as questions of great magnitude
win be brought before it at an early Pc
riod
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YelaGEq.

yIiHERE viii be exposed to sale public outcry at
Il the house Of undersigned, In jefferson township
Butler county, Pa, on ar
7'eusdqy, Noren,dcr 2Sh. 1865,
the following property, viz Ore span Of horses one
span Of mufos rso o-yoars old colts harness Ave
cows Young cattle hogs seep. six stacks Of hay farm
in ntcnsils household and kitchen furnatare aud other
articles too numerous to mention.
SOLE to commence at 10 O'Clock. A. 81. Conditions
1855. - S.aE BASLIUs BEKNISfER
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-22

STRAYED OR SToLEN.-A red cow
with some white on her legs, has strayed,
or was stolen from the meadow If Chas
McCandless Esq. of the Boro Of Butler,
on the 18th of this month
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-22
Lost.

On The 18th inst, on the Butler and
Kittanning pike near Butler. A black
victorine or Furs, lined with black silk.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
lcaYing the same at this office.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-22
E.eesT!

sIlHE undersigned will Ibcrally reward any porsan
Il who viii give him such information rs will enable
him to hHda POCKET BOOK, which he Tossed between
Butlerasl Michael Niggcl's Hotel on the Prospect
road, on Saturday last c0ntaipng hTee 500 Govern
nient bonds. Such information can be communicated
to 2. MJunkn, Esq or the Pocket boos If found ean
be left with him tfifNEAS' SUTLIFF.
Is 1868 1st+
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The Result OF Eseccpt ELECTIONS

The following lacctious style Of expires
sing the result of the late elections has
been adopted by Raugh of :he Reading
Daily Record-wc have changed few
..names to suit our locality.