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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-24
SECOND WEEK.

Henry Shaffer, Prospect; j. G.. Helm
bold, Saxonburg; VIM. Bastian, Zeie-
nople; Jacob Frederick, Millerstowu
John c. Redick, Allegheny; Thos. Flem-
ing, Buffalo; Simon Yetter, Butler; Jno.
Renison, Adams john j. Croll, Brady
james Badger, Centre; Charles Tinker
Cherry Jeremiah nick, Clay; James
HemphiH, Clinton; John Starr, Jr., Con
cord Thomas Alexander, Connoquenes-
sing; Samuel Duncan, Cranberry Alex.
Story, Farview; Cornelius Dodds, For.
ward George Albert Franklin; Wm.
Boggs, jackson William Cochran, JEFF
iersonj Gottlieb BURY, Lancaster; Elias
lIartIand, Marion Alex Seaton, Esq
Mercor VIM. Mcbride, Middlesex
John A Moore, Muddycreek Solomon
Mosor, Oakland; Wm IL Shira, Parker;
Wilson Graham, Penn; Thomas Shan
non, Slipperyrock James Campbell Bor.
Butler; JAS L. Miller, Venango; John
Mechiing, Washington; Robert Cooper,
Venango; Hampson Dean, Worth; Geo.
Vogeley, Borough Butler; Abraham
Stinem m Donegal; Arthur O'Donhell
Clearheld.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-24

EDIroR or CITzEN DEAR SIN With yodr, permis-
sion wish TO say the rearers Of your paper that
will send by return mail all who wish II ttrecl Re-
epc with fun directions for making ana using simple
Vegetable Balm will cfcctuay remove, in days,
PimUcs Blorhcs Tan, trechles, and all Impurities Of
the skin leaving the same SOFT clear smooth and Beau
TIM.
will nl7o mail free 70 those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions and Information that will
cuar!g them start full growth If LuNuriant Hair,
Nhi-kcy7, or "a Nuustachc. in less than thirty days.
Al applications an.wered by return mti without
charge. EesprrUuIly yours,
TuuS. =. UATNIAN. Chemist
s&l broadway, New York
putlrv March l0ts.9r1
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-24
WILLIAM FowZER.
GRAND JURORS.

EhANp JLhOh7'
II. W, Grant, Buffalo; Alex. Brown,
Mercer; Michael NJ Bride. Nenango ;
Moses Linscy, summit; David Stewart'
Cherry b f. Elliott, Worth George
Hays, Mildlc'ex; Andrew Wick, Clay ;
Il. Il Adams, SiiPpetyrock ; jos. Han
per Penn John Rider. Cancug John
u. hga, Parker james Hays. Clinton
j hu }au4er Sr, Auddyc.ee& james
Sloan, j. ams j Z. Wilson, Couuoqu-n
e.s.u-; Sylvester Milford, Allegheny !;
David Doutbet,, Forward David Zie-
Icr, Jackson |. +. W. ! thompson, bo'o.
bu,Ierj John Campbell, GENRE John
7. Broker, Winfield; VIM Borland,
B0.eri Jo-elh Meals, Washington
rRANaRsE JuRoRs-FIRsT WEEK.
John Patterson, adams James Mil
ford Ai,e-henyj Wm. Fleming, i5aiIaIo )
JOHN Young bulser Silas Covert, BRA
dy SAM borand, Centre; Jacob WoI-
ioru. Cherry John Webh, Clay; james
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-24
(Rrphanss Court sale.

DY virtue Of an order and decree Of the Orphans
Court in and for the county of Butler, the und6r-
signed Executor of the last will aud Testament Of Thos
Martin late Of Parker tp. decd will offer for sale at
public yendus, on the premises,
On the 18th doyof My nert, at l o'clock,
one hundred Of land more less situate in Par
ker tp county Of Butler and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded by and adjoining lands Of Jacob Barr, Daniel
Walker James Say, and others Title good.
TERus-D third of the purchase money to be paid
the confirmation Of the sale by the Court and the
idue in equal annual payments, with interest from
said confirmation.
ARCHIBALD MARTIN,
THOMAS CAMPBELL,
April 10 1SC5.st. Executors.
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OUR TERJT5.

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Administrators Notice.

EffERs Of Administration on the estate Of Archi-
q bald Kelley late Of Pa ker township, decd. baYe
teen granied Undersigned therefore All pcrsoas
Indebted to said cstateare respectfully invited 70 make
tnmeate payment od those siis ing claims against the
ste viii present them pgcIerlg aKi eutioated f1r
t.elaenf. H0BGilr STORY,
JeHS hSLLl, AiAss
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-24

ESTATE OF u. C. Campbell, nEc'p.
7 ETTEPS of administration tho estate If II. C..
Can pheil iec Il. late uf fnirvi.w tp. having been
issued by ;Rcgster % The uulrr-ipnrd: therefore all
persons knowing themselves indebted to said esnte
requested mal immediate payment. and those having
CLAIMS against the same rcqUU ed - present them
properly authenticated = settlement
May 10, 1865, j lSlAll BR DNN, Aimr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO Consunptivcs.

CONSUMPTlNE sufferers will receive a valuable pre-
scrptiun for the Of Con unption Asthma Br5uchi
t-and all throat and Lung Affections free Of charge by
sending their address tu Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings CO., New York.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-24
u. S. 7.3O LOAN

BY authority Of the senretsry of the Treasury, the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Trolsury Notes.
bearing seven and throo enths per cont interest per
hnnIm kiinsrn "a Tim
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-24
List of Causes.

JNuE following is the list of causes set down f5r trial
/ at juno terra 1sC5.
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Books SalcsbOUks Invoice books Discount book I
Chcckregster Depositregister Colection-regsters,
Ticker, HANDKERCHIEF Freight book Passage
books FuobuOk These books practically record about
SIN HUNDRED BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS, compre-
bending DuFRS original plan Of business education in
troduced twenty-five years ago. How far others have
succeeded in initiating him will be best by comparing
the business papers and books Of their pupils with those
OF the graduates Of this institution
% NJ.
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?:I!5 ONLY INSTITUTION

Of the kind IN THE UNION, conducted by rracfleat
BUSINESS MAN. Our highest commercial authorities,
Est and West pronounce his system Of bookkeeping
equalod--comprehendng every department Of bust.
ness, and yet skfuy consused that the attentive
student the whole in six eight weeks 1t con.
Sist of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02
Save Your FurS, Cloths, Carpets &c.
] ! | 9 \ | | 0
FOR MOTHS.

Moths while In hs chry sails state much more
nomicolly destroyed than month later, when each has
sprung from the germ become winged and has generated
af and near IA foundation Of colony o. their destruo
tive genus. Give this moments consideration for IL
wlll pay you well
peeuhc research and thorough experiment. in Natural
History, runeing through three year, demonstrate that
Cedar Camph1r san entirely tciegt and the only known
agent that vii. surely ec property from TIE Ayages
Of all the insans. Special attention his been gwen 10
the 1lues fesuanta, or Cloth Moth The inca Tapet-
teIla arpet Moth the 1in+t Prlh0aeua, or Fur
Moth the Tinsa Crurla, or Hair Moth and ,hs Ana
canpss Safc leila OF Pack M3h
Cedar tamphof though perhaps cheap any time as com
pared with common Camphor, IS economy tcOHomizrd
II used early One package hs wees while me insect Is
emerging from The is VI more benefit 90 Gu han
ten after hs little des roger has taken 10 itself Wings
and distributed BY It's spawn, uucouuiable gnAwng de-
,truct.oH ~ throughout your house
one package SOW stops much mischief as dozen
packages w-lttwo months hence
Cedar Camph9r il Cheap Fragrant Durable and Re-
isble No n-ec. that breaches through iu ssin bat
stols their respiratory organs AMY watet hls
The lungs Of drowning beast There Is no escape for
Ties. destructive Lfte bugs Cedar Cam h0r used as
directed upon each parcel
HARRIS & CHAPMAN can slone make Cedar Cam.
phor and they sell royales To be you are right
look Tor their names tho goods for though hey have
nov probably stopped all limitations, c0uutrTfes close
tu appearance lave been made.
Cedar CHmuhQr if harmless 10 all hut Insec-s.
HARMS 4 CHAPMAN hanaia 'tlreis
I3J fremont s rect Boston.
gJ- Sold b. all rrspectaole Dfu. gs.s Moths MAKE
much mischief, strike NJ the ChfysAld
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS,
From :. NJ. PETTENGILL d co.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

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Pamphlet descriptive ot treatment sent free.
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intetc6urse"
CHARLES MASON.
tUmmi,. nefof Patents.
't have mo- hesitation To- assuring inventor, thatt they
c4nnot employ person more competent trustworthy
and more capable oiputting their applications form
- ccars them early and favorable cons Iteration
The Patent once EDMUND BURKE,
Late Comm. ssiouer of Patents.
" Nf r. a. EDDY has made for me hitteen
an but ~ which patents bad been GRANTED, and
thatis pending such unmlstakabe proof 81 great
talent and ability ou bus part leads me 10 recommend all
Inventors 90 apply to him 60 secure their atents as
they may 10 sure having the most faithful attention be-
slowed 600 thcf cases aud livery reasonable charges
JOHN rAGsART.
uufureirhi months tAs subscriber, To- conrse VI his
argr practice made or twice rejected applications
teen appeals every orc 90 which DECIDED n his favor
hy me comm s,iun.t of patents x. n. EDDY.
Boston Dec. 10. ltE3. liz
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THE FREEMASON'S MONITOR


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II IS 100 s00nto P05' IHy V0TTV77 -
the fitness Of Andrew johnson for the oIilce 70
which. by the assassination Of Pres,deu, Lincoln
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Family Mourning Store,
NEW MOURNING GOODS
5 ;. WILLIAMS a CO.,
% bmtsr 81, Boston
RheMmntism nmd NeuraIgia.

hHeuitidstNth aNu td'
WHITES ELlNIR
sthr hest med cine u ihc would You can the namtt
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Mass Gen ho.pua. Is has cured cases uf nlrty years
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80 as l,yettt " boston
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wei. as in New Jersey, SSauzey and Ma'low'
Largo numbers have also engrated - OantdA'
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

is wr,tisn m pam iangI
llastfat 4 with upward
Young married pto ile,
aud having the least ID
40. Il 1HHA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

.hAlb3 pierced. The honor that grows up IA
the mii.s Of slavery is not honor, out q bAs'ar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

world that cruel tyrauts cannot live in Land
OF liberty. II this IL not accom- llishcd moth
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02

'CUARLFs MASON

"lttglrd NJ Eddy a. one OF Che most capable and
,actss.tul practitioners, with whom have had Official
IntrfcoursrH
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miscellaneous.
American 81 Foreign Patents.
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SOLICITOR OFPATENTS,
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10 stAtestreet opposite Kilbyst., Boston.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17
Personal.

Thouyenel, late Foreign Minister Of
Louis Napoleon, and Dupin, the former
President of the Chamber of Deputies
under Louis Phi lipe, are reported to be
in dying condition.
DIR. Charles Richardson, author of "The
New Dictionary of the English Language, /"
died in England on the Sth ult
We learn that General Howell Cobb
and Judge James Jackson have formed
a co-partnership for the practice of law in
Georgia. Their office is in Macon.
The Hon. Chas j. Jenkins is strong in
popular favor for the Governorship.
Hon. Alex. Stephens, notwithstap ding
his positive refusal to have his name used
for nomination to Congress, is still vehe-
mently urged to accept the United States
Senatorship.
Among the Southern gentlemen who
have been pardoned by the President is
Major. Henry st. Paul, editor of the No
bile Daily Times.
IP. w. Alexander, Esq, the whilomn
correspondent of the Savannah Eepub-
uoan, has been nominated for Congress
in the Fourth District Of Georgia.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, BY recent Legislative enact
ment, the Executive Of this State IS
authorized to accept the services Of and
to commission as many Volunteer Com
panies as he may deem necessary to keep
the peace and preserve order, and for the
protection at the Ives ana property OF
the citizens, and, whereas, the organjza-
tiop OF such panies appears to be i'm
peratively demanded by the present con.
dition of affairs in this State:
Now /, Benz. 6. Humphreys, Governor
of the State of Mississippi, do earnestly
exhort the coed people OF the seYerai
counties in this State to organize them
selves into volunteer companies and elect
to their command men of known pru-
deDce and sag%city, for the purpose oi
suppressiug cnme and preventing law
lessness OF all kinds, and Tor The better
protection OF the community at large
against all excesses ana for the security
OF their lives and property. Every COM
paDy organized under this proclamation
shall consist of at least thirty two prlVateS
besides the necessary officers; and shal
not exceed one hundred. Within thirty
days alter the organization Of each com,
pany, muster roll of the company and
the election pre- ceed'ngs OF said compa'
MES, certified by Justice of the Peace
shall be forwarded TO the Adjntant Gene
raj, at Jack SOD, III order that the othcerS
may be commissioned and the oIganlzs'
ton be duly recorded.
All organizations failing 10 comply
with these requirements, will be con-
sidered as not legally organized, and VIII
be disbanded. All companies organized
under the proclamation of Provisional
Governor Sbakey, which have been re-
ported to this office, will be recognized
and are properly in commission.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the State of Mississippi affixed, this
the third day of November, 1865.
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS,
Governor OF Mississippi,
BY the Governor;
@. A. ERorsEERi
SsQrelaFy Of stsss
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

STAIE OF NJ ls~I,sI IPFI,
ADJ'T. AND INsP. GEN'Ls OFFICE,
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 81, ls6j.
GENERAL OKDERs,
No. |.
Officers commanding volunteer compas
nies, already, or THAI may be organized
and comissioned, are warned that it is
their duty to aid the civil authorities in
the suppression of crime and the pre-
vention OF lawiessness of all kinds. Tney
are not authorized IL take the law into
their own hands and be judge and jury
such conduct would rather udd 10, than
decrease the evils that surround Us. Any
one found committing depredauons or
endangerlng the peace and safety OF the
community III any way, should be arrest
ed an, tLrned over to the proper authOrt
ties for trial.
While the organization has for its ob
iect the protection Of the persons and
property of the citIz-ns Of the State, it
should be borne in mind that any Oppres.
ion of any class OF tue population OF the
State is not ouly contrary 10 Law
and will bring sure and speedy punish.
ment upon the offenders, but is also con-
trary to good policy. 1t is recommended
that each company make rules and regu-
iations for their government on pauol
duties and that system of patrols within
each company beat be at once inaugurat-
ed and kept up. The companies are
warned to avoid all conflicts ot authorize
or action with the military forces of the
| Fedora Government, aud whenever prac-
| ticable, to act in con cert with them -
/ hey are also warned 10 treat them at all
! times with that respect and courtesy due
| from one military organization 10 another
and the officers will be held to strict &c
countability for any deviation from this
order.
BY command of
BENZ. G.. HUMPHREYS,
Governor and Commander i'll Chief
State of Mississippi.
JAS NJ. KENNARD,
Adjutant General.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-17

Ourrasc BY Negro Soldiers at Laaderd"ie'
We learn that disgraceful outrage was
narnetrated. on the evening of the I4th
inst by the negro troops stationed al
Landerdale, Miss. The whole garrison ex
cept one corporal, we're in mob which
entered the cars, cursirg the ladies and
employing the most vulgar aud disgrace
full language. Conductor Q. 5. Holland
who was on the train, was compelled 10
leave II. abandoning the cars to save him.
self from violence. The officer In COM
mand ordered the negroes to their quar-
tiers, but they refused to 60, using the
most insulting and abusive language.
Stones. brickbats and missiles of every
description were thpown at the LADIES' car
and the passengers insulted IN the most
shameful manner.
We hear that the conduct of the color
ed soldiers at other places on the road has
been disorderly and mutinous, the ofhcers
in many instances failing to preserve dls
cipline and permitting the soldiers to &c
as they please.
This state of things is most unfortunate
and we hope it will at once be investigated
bv the General commanding the Depart
! ment