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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-04-05
Registers Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given tonl persons interested tat
~ the following accounts have hecS passed ntn ieu
in the Registers office Of Butler county md VIII be pre-
ssnted for confirmation and allowance to the Orphans
Court be held in the borough of Butler, on "edhes
day, March 90, 1863
Partial account Of Matthew Greer, Admr Of Jno L.
Douthett. Filed Dec. g. 1st4 ,.,
Final account of Leah Christiey, Adm otdeo' Chrtley
decd Flied Dec 9 lSgi' .,- r. g so,,,,o, Jocl
Final account of Vim 5. jack ENr OF S'ihuei 'ueh
Final account Of A. Blakely, Admir- of Philip Mech
ling decd Filed Dec. p, lS04
snppementarS and I'd Partial account ofG. W Crozier
Admir- Of DR.. Jases Graham. Filed jan I'd. .So5'
Final account of Jno. Parks & VIM Cunningham, Adms
of Edward Renison. Filed Jan. !, 1860
Final account of VIM. M. Grah1m Admir-. OF Michael
Frick decd. Filed Jan. IL, 1850
Final account of W. Christy, Exr of Hugh Gala
her decd. Filed Jan. 49, lst5
Final account of A. Hoge, guardian of Isaac e. Kelly
minor child of Thos. Kelly. Filed Jan IL, 1900
Final account of j. W. Christy, I. G. Thompson,
Adm's of James Park, deed Filed Jan.2l, $50.
Final account ofw W. Dcdds, EXT of Benz. McCor-
mick, decd. Filed Jan. 81, 1868
Final account of David Marshall, Adm. of Thos Nc
Cosmck decd. Filed Jan. 81, 1865
Final account Of Chas. Holman, Adm Of John N
uahneman decd Feb.1, lSUo
Final account Of Fred BURY, Adm Of Margaret
whitensr. Filed Feb Q, 1855.
Tinel account OF VIM staley and Joseph Ekas EXT Of
Jacob Staley. Filed Feb. 10, 1865.
Final account of Joseph Campbell Adm Of Eli Camp
bell Filed Feb, 16 1855.
Final account Of Thos Rodgers, Adm Of Samuel M.
Kahn. FnsdFeb. II, 1866.
Final account Of Daniel J. Russell Exr Of Jno. D.
Mahcod. Filed Feb. II, 1855.
Final accounted Richard yandyke, Guardian Of John
Allen minor child Of ". P. Alien Filed Feb II, 1865
Partial account of John Scott, Adm James Gibson
decd. Filed Feb. 20, 1865.
Final account Of John Anderson, Guard of l. Nibock
Kirkpatrick Filed Feb, 23, 1865.
Account Of John Black Adm of John Worthlngton
Decd. Filed Feb. %, 1863.
Account of A. NUaless Trustee sell real estate Of
r. Sloan Filed Feb. q, 1865,
Final account OF R.c. Campbell, Ex'r OF VIM staugh-
ton. Piled Feb. q 1866
Final account of A. MCandless, Esq, Adm Of Wa.
Johnston. Filed Feb a. 1866.
JOHN II. CRAFTY,
Butler March l, 1865. Dept Reg'r.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-04-05

NHE following Apprasement List under the 9Th Sec
tion of the Act of April H. 1851, have been presen-
Court, 70 wit
No. 1, Dec. Term 1854, Mrs. Rachel GilIeand Widow
of VIM Geland decd Personal property amounting
to S30050. J. O. Gieland s Rachel Gllleand Adm's
No. . Dec. Term, 1851 Mrs. Mary A. Hohnonbe, Wild
ow Of VIM. II, Hohnondle decd. Personal property
amounting to s3l ,22. Mary A. Hoanondale, Admx.
No. 40 Dec Term, 1864, Mrs. Margaret Gerard widow
of Michael Gerard decd. Real Estate amounting to
$4,000. Margaret Gerard Admx.
No. a. Dec. Term, 1864, Mrs Mary Hays, widow of
William Hays decd Personal property amounting to
s15e,5a Mary Hays, Adm'x.
No. a. Dec Term 1864 Mrs. Bridget Key, widow Of
EdYard KiIey, decd. Personal property ammounting
to si5950. Pat Mcbride, Adm.
OF which the heirs and legal distributes creditors
and others interested will take notice. and appear at the
pexs term to wit the +th Monday of March, 1861 and
not later than the third day thereof to show cause
sgainst the same. By the Court
March ], 1860 Y.J.Y0UkQ, Clerk Of o. @.
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STRAY cow

AME to the premises ofthe subscriber in Marion TIP
Ii butler county, en- Friday, the Suth day Of Decem-
her last a DARK RED COW. some white upon the rump
white belly and tail crumply horns supposed to be be-
tween four and five years old, The is hereby
otsstsd to come forward prove property pay charges aud
sks her auay otherwise she will be disposed Of aeeor
eang 70 Law ROBERT ATWELL'
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and Agricultural Journal


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Tales, and Moral and Entertaining Reading generally
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WITHIN the reach of extended The Noveettes
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and highest and be equal thing to be found
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Farming, Gardening fruit-Raising &C. Our labors in
this department for tkiry yeaas have met the
dial appreciation of the public Our purpose has been to
furnish useful and reliable information upon these very
important branches of industry and 10 protect them
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selfish purpose; Of the many empires and eeasaonad-
yenturers by which the Farmer necessarily assalled
Tais portion Of the Gerantown Telegraph is alone worth
the whole price of subscription.
NEWS sDEPARTMENTs-1he same industry, and
discrimination in gathering and preparing the Stirring
Events Of the Day expressly for this paper which hith-
erto has been of its marked features and given uni
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Address, PHILIP II. FREAS,
Editor and Proprietor, Germantown, philadn, PA.
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Adminisfratorss Notice.

ESTATE OF HEsRY V. sTooPs, DEeD.
ETTERs Of administration The estate Of Heury V.
| 4 Steops deed. late Of Washington tp. having been
issued by the Register the Undersigned therefore, all
persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
requested make immediate payment and those having
claims against the required to present them
propery authenticated for settlement NM. sf00Ps.
Jan. 2lst iS65.Gt- Administrator.
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The New York Triblln q

MOI " THSfANDISG The enoi mously increased ex
In pents attending the publieaf'on of Tar TR,EusE
octHSlonea by the employment of numerous army cor
respondents and other liberal peneifutes as we'll as
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papers but to continue 10 furnish them and S. les
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stoves! stoves :! stoves,

yxTM. & JAS G. CAMPBELL.-FouspERs-Fo
w South of the borough of Butler, where Stove
icughs and other castings made. large supply cos
sntly on hand ans for sale at reasonable rates.
see. ts6s..:tf.
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yaluahIe Farrn for Sale.

CONTAINING about $50 ncres land 100 of which is
cleared Situated about 2l miles north of the Boro.
Ruter fer per- ulars,s TqniIs of
Ea@s saw CsupspLE
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Writ of Partition.

Butler county, SIS.
y the matter Of petition Of George W stiIlwag-
tor partition Of the real estate of Jacob stiliwag
g0n, decd
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county, No se Dec
Term lSG4
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, to the heirs and
legal representatives Of Jacob Stllwaggun decd wit
John stillwaggon Joanna iutermarred with Daniel Nc
Connel William Stllwaggon, residing in Ienango CO.,
Jacob Stwagg0n, Jane Swaggon, widow, sanne Still
Wagon and Sarah Jane StillwaggOn minor children Of
Josiah Stillwaggon decd, residing in Yenango co. Pa
Ellen intermarried with Henry sowash George W. Still
Wagon, Een stiiiHaggon widow, James stillwaggon
and Samuel stiliwaggon minor children Of Isaac Still
woggUn, decd Samuel Stiliwaggn residing in jack
sonyie, Oregon and james stillwaggun residing in
Elorado CO. California The said Real Estate consists of
three 6certain msssuges and tracts Of land follows
wit lst Two hundred resof land less situate
in spperyrock township, Butercouny, Pa bounded on
the north by II. Gilkey and John Bard by John
7. Bard; South by Mrs Gilkey and Samuel Mowla and
West by John T. Bard. 3D. lot Of ground in the boP-
ough Of Centreyille bounded north by aey by
an alley; south by Newcastle street and west by DR..
Livingston, 3D. Two other lots in borough bound
ed north by lots Of John Cbristy east b an alley or j.
Patterson South by slayberTy, and by the But
Ter and Mercer Turnpike Road,
by the Court WI. YOUNG.
Jan. p. 1860. Clerk
All Of which the aforesaid heirs and legal representa-
tiyes Of the said Jacob SIwa2gon dee hereby
quested TO take notice. W. o. BRACKENRIDGE.
Sheriff
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Arthur's Home Magazine.

64 sAu4 IoIAIS hAdSdh1li0,
Edited by 7. S. Arthur Virginia F. Towns nd
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Will appear In every numher, besides choice pictures
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WAVERLY MAGAZINE.
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This paperi the largest Weey ever published in tho
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Special Income Tax.

CoLLsCToRs 0FFscE, q. s. IST. REV,
23D DISTRICT. On DIV, BUTLER, Pa,
Jan. J. 1865.
NToTICE is hereby gwen that in accordance with the
~ Joint resolution OF Congress, approved July 4th, Ca
snecal tax Of per cent has been assessed upon In
comes for the year ending December 31st, 1868
The LIST of said taxes for Butler county Pennsylvania
has beon returned To for collection, and the
now due and payable at the store Of K. @ & J. L.
McAboy in Butler, Pa. Said taxes must be paid
before 3lst day Of January 1866 the will be sub
ject penalty of 10 per cent
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Dep. Col, Sd Div, % Dis
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1865 NEW GOODS, 1868
AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
AND As aooD As rHs BEST.
r. G. & j. L. M'ABOY.
Have just received at their establishment
ON MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA,
A large and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
READ TuE FOLLOWING CATALOGUE AND FEonr THEREBY
FOR THE LADIES.
Always handa large stock of Ladies goods such
FOR G ENTLEMEN.
Always on hand Black Cloths. Fancy and Blck Cnss
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
Such as COATS PANTS, VESTS and other garments.
Boots and Shoes.
HATS, CAPS & NECKTIES,
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Such Unblearhed and Bleached Muslins Linen and
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Carpets, Curtains, Fringe, etc.
HARDWARE, &C.
Ifyou want Nails Spikes, Manure or other forks,
sawM or other saws Smoothing Irons, Locks, Hinges,
etc, go to MAboys where you can buy them cheap.
If YOU WANT Good Extra Family Flour white or
Brown sugar Rio Coffee Imperial Young Tyson Black
Tea, 60 to M'Aboy's.
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, 1865-05-06

to cet hls s.fome s1oug." when the william. uith
pcclct knife (which he muyt hare had onen in
bis hand all the time during the ecufae) cut that
cfaeer'a 1tch. :. 81 yearly II two, and Immediate
y drew snr kr1fe nj Idly round the officers body,
cutting through the oret and under coats into tho
vest, making rent fnlly font In length, but The
further; tnd then; with the rapiditY OF lightning.
Le turned upcu officer Rush, who had hold Of III
LETT hard: anu e:rl5 severed that ot1cer's rl9ht
wrist with the sarne&eapon, thus utt7r d,sahllnq
both. The wfo!e st1alr was tie work Of md.
u'ent. neither officer having tine to draw club NJ
yero}Tef. -
The wretch At eoon rs he had finished hjs bloody
Work zan up etsf'e, EMO the officers SPRING their
KoEefe, who came to their asatetance and ieIroinr
the character Of the ncir went sftt the desnsrds
ino 1opnd him concealed In an ou,house n fhe
Tar Of the lafsyet:e. After sharp atrnee1- IL he
tucceedtd IN arresttnp him md co1yered nm, to
the Armory for safe keeping. ~
The words Of both officer. h1ea nr,fnse1v
veins. tcndons ard arerlcs 6elpp cnt IN tarrShfe
nsrner. Dr.. James A. Collins was fmmeG1staty
st Mt iot and dressed ,heir wounds. ana ff1eT ~,
VII be weeks before hey Vii b sn3cinn'iT 1es
tola s5T1elaaJ TJ morning the rowly WAS brought be-
,oie 5ustlce Mcdonnell 1t the Police Court, where
r. h a RsFe me- name as C1eophas Chiguet. He ia
tce. muscular fellow, and. as his Lame indicates,
as1t,. rcocr E - Man. nc Was committed to prison Id
Gs!aut % o. 5.ND bail for sr1Al at the Recorders
Sontt. ever there wss horn villain VINO de-
Eefsea steady bone at Jolct, Ch1qoet Is that
, 1865-05-06
THE ApRRA

List evening WIS one Of the nos. brilliant nf
the Opera Inauguration Season, The bo1.a VIZ
well filed IN every part bya fashionable audienee
euch as is not often gathered with1n the wallis 1T
ary building In the West.
The Opera vas The Ba!lo in Mascher,." one
witch is always liberslly patson,zed wherever
produced. It vs., rendered especially at ractlye
!sst eVeninr oy nc excellent cast promised, ous
ruth superior to even the aver.ee Of thoss OF
the p1e.ent Eese"n. Three Ptiua Dnnnss-
zurch,, Nor. nsi, and oroani-in lbs cast viii
T. s xs he ssxt to M h ~
term music lover. are enraptured. ue nlled ihe
The erea" debutlst fully justified the e1neet,.
hons formed Indeed he took all by eurnris.s Il
VS.: mt 1bst ms vo1,e Is nneIcept1ona6Ie; it Is
tplendld1y governed, and shown 10 fheyery be.t
ac!nhtsge. His voca.1zatton il unexcep,ions shIes
1t ia however as an actor that be e1ceA; nd fanlr
s12 srt'sf teaTs 1Ty y The b g
every Tone rendering 1ibrettos scarcely neces,arv
fur the comprehension OF tho sentiment, Aud
~,ha1 II ne st Is ilesn, vlTaetons there Is sparkle
ing contrast to the cold dull stareotyped n1sS,oe,
OF the Dorm ] operstist: he speaks 70 fhe hsart
spes: s1a '5e heIher b%taiSa T. aeksasa when
mournful Or josore. he il original ID hts
4eatnen1 Of the theme; always interesting, never
nono,onons. HIS powers OF expression are e.
Eeffa!l5 brought upt in The st4ccato p1ssa reg
which obtaln through the second Of the tour
acts. II struck ut that he was not 30 welt spore-
ests5 ea5 se be to BE- though he certainly
was also ,he .'EseGerzo" Of III tlnt6 s seeoe' n
which be hreathed :orth magnificent csescendo;
complete trluDph.
''Cpwpasisoas are odious.'' Nszzolenl c1u
ssa!eeay re @ compared % Bsig nolt7'he two 10
Of the pfeat TENOR Ehfle in fts 1n.rar tnnna a.
, 1865-05-06
TBE SANITARY FAIR.
Ma&H mce1fDE Of The LAdieH-Commtt-
tees and RGsoluu0uA.

A mass meeting Of the lacies Of Chicago inter-
e.ted in the forthcoming Northwestern Sanitary
Fair, was held 1t the Lecture Room Of the Clark
Street Ri. E. Church, yesterday afternoon, M1s.
4. Il. ucge IN the chair.
The Chnirwoman detai1cd theresnlt OF her yisit
with Gen. Hooker. That officer had eignided his
Int. Dt1cn to be IN Chicsgo at the opening, md
eisev here by experimental duties. Judge Brad.
well htd also received assurances that the hags
and bunting he'ougins to Illinois regiments. and
deposited IN tee 4 Ao1utant Generals office, would
The minutes Of the las! meeting were read by
Mrs. Say1s, and approved.
men or denomination, in relation to the propost.
slun relative to depUMiIauonal t3hits. Several
ladies, rcprt ecntinE the leadfrg denominations,
reported that such p!:n VIE moi, IN their 1ud.s
II wns ,h.n decided ty vote tnat the arrapge-
ucn;s for the JlL1pg hall should be general In
Mre. smith, from the committee having that
matter IN cncrce, reported that tie OHM: hall.
.'prefert afssnecd. would ho:d twenty-five tables,
u, thn; 20 Enests could be accommodated at one
.alf charge Of t6e Dining room: Mrs. Smith; Mlss
B.ck,e, MIe. SheIman. Are. Btetd, hrs. Ho5t
Tie following were sppotsted commtttees to
arrange for thorough canvass Of the different ut-
s';Sni Seh ri Robinson, Mrs. sayrt.
Mr.. Ramsey
Mrs. Hainca.
10, n Dilision-Mrs. Wadeworth, Mrs. Tiffany,
Mrs. Andrews.
The iauiet Of 1hc South Side will meet at the
lecture room Of Dr.: Humphreys -hurch.
The lai,es ofthe Vest Division will meet at tho
lecture room OF the Second B,p:iEE Church.
The :adics Of the Nur,h division will meet at
1he vcEtry Of Grace church
It wss eeclcca to hold these meetings on Mon.
cay AFTERNOON II h1lf psst two.
Mrs. Sayrn was appointed Committee to eee
1hrt .kcse meetings be dutY advertised through
The newspapers.
The following ladies' were arpe1rted "Knife
| 41d Fore - C0mmlttee: &rs. D'ckccson, Mrs.
| Rabney, Mrs. Sryra-
The ladie- in coarge Of the tables were instruct
CO to ind their own table-cihtcs.
After tic Il, .action OF buslnses Of no special
| importance the meeting adjourned.