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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-02-07
BUTLER BUTLER COUNTY, Pa. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY

manded by Majer General w. I. II.
Brooks, and.in the Department of the
Susquehanna, by Major General d. N.
Couch, severally detailed by the War De-
partment
The details of the services of the miL
itia on these occasions, as well as The
generous assistance rendered by the mill
tia of the States of New York and New
Jersey, have been fully recognized in
previous messages.
Acting under orders, they did not hes
itate to cross the State line and enter
Ohio and Western Virginia, in the West
and in the East they defended the line
of the Susquehanna, we're at Gettysburg
before the advance of the Army of the
Potomac, defended Carlisle successfully
when attacked by a superior force, male
long marches, patiently suffering great
privations for the want of sufficient means
OF transportation, crossed into Maryland
when ordered, and attacked the enemy
successfully, and saved the capital of
their State from destruction. When the
history of the'rebellion is truly written,
no part which relates to Pennsylvania
will reflect more credit on the patriotism
courage aud fidelity of her people, than
their prompt answer to the call made for
military service for domestic protection.
1t is record of which the great body of
the people are a party, and of which
they they may all be proud.
In July, 1864. rebel army again
crossed, the Potomac. threatening the
southern border, and marched to Wash
ington.
Under the pressing demands of the
National authorities, all the organized
troops in Pennsylvania were Immediately
sent forward. The rebel army was de-
feated and driven back. A rebel col
umn, of three thousand men, however
had crossed the border, and, on the 30th
Of July, burned the town of Chambers
burg. In my message of last years /
stated in detail the movements of the
the enemy, and the circumstances attend
ing the destruction Of that borough -
Although the people of all the Southern
border suffered much more esirom annual
excursions of the caemy, Chanbersburg
is the only town entirely destroyed with
in our border, and, it is believed, in any
loyal State.
The citizens of the town were sudden
ly reduced to poverty, and. for time,
were sustained by the active benevolence
of the people of other parts of the State
aided by an appropriation of one hund
red thousand dollars from the Common
wealth. They have struggled energetic
ally to revive from this calamity, but it
liz now feared that few of them will be
able to succeed. | submit. therefore, to
the wisdom OF the Legislature, whether
it would not be proper to extend to that
people some additional relief.
The number of troops furnished the
service, from Pennsylvania, during the
rebellion, may be stated as follows, viz
During the wear 1861 13O. .5g4
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MI II s s A GE
ANDREW G. CURTIN,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
To the Legislature, january 30, 1eoo
prSs'A observation-disclosures,

PENN'A EXECUTIYEmANsI
HARRISBURG, January 80, 1866. J
TO The Senate and House of Represen
tatiye: of the Commonwealth Of Penn
syloanid:
GENTLEMEN We have cause TO be
thankful to Divine Providence for the
blessings of peace within our borders
abundant crops, unanimity among oui
people. and that thus this Commonwealth
has been enabled to do her full duty to
the country, to herself and to posterity.
appfised you in my message of the
9th of November, 1865, and delivered
to you at the beginning of your session
of the necessity under the pressure OF
which | was compelled, for the restora-
tion of my health, to sojourn for time
in warmer climate. | returned from
Cuba refreshed and invigorated, and have
resumed the discharge of my public du-
ties. | cannot omit to acknowledge, with
profound gratitude, the kind, considerate
and affcctionate course which you pursu-
ed during nv constrained absence. A
heavy addition has been thus made to the
debt which | already owed to the people
of the Commonwealth and their Repre-,
sentatives.
The balance in the Treasury, Noyem- :
Receipt, daring fiscal year, ending No
venber 30 le6i.....--. 6,2ie'95' 81
Total In Treasury for fiscal year. ending
November 30 1864 .................... 1872 1893 30
reen .. 5 ,7ss 5s5 I6
Balance in Treasury, November 30, 1865 2,37a,eGs u
The operations of the sinking fund
during the year ending on the first Mon
day of September last, as stated in my
proclamation, were as follows Amount
Of debt reduced, s745,SI1 26, as follows
viz:
Five per cent. .s43O,s2+ 90
Coupon loan.... 230oOO %
Interest certificates. 2.0S e3
Domestic creditors 51S 90
The discrepancy between the reduction
of the public debt, as shown by the state.
ment at the close of the fiscal year, aud
that IN my proclamation at the close of
the sinking fund year, arises from the fact
that the one closes on the first Monday
of September, the other on the Both day
of November.
Amount of the public debt of Penn
sylvania, as it stood on the first day Of
December, 1864, 9,379, SOB 94.'
Amount redeemed at the State Treas
ury, during the fiscal year ending with
November 80, 1865, viz:
Five per cent stoeks.....;.... sl.7035i5 IS
and ppr
Domestic creditor cert feat .......... 57S 10
Military loan, act of May is, 1s6l....... 17e25o 90
sl,9o3,345 IS
Public debt December l, 1865, s3747b.25s o.
Assets in the Treasury:
Bonds Penusylvania Railroad Company. s6700ooo on
Bonds Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Compapy ...... 100000 90
Interest bonds Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad ompapy .................. lO5G,sss 90
Cash in Treasury 237365S u
1362366s Il
Liabilities in excess on assets ...... s52 $50 90
Liabilities in excess Of assets, November
49, 1880 s2e,4OS, les s4
3O,Is65 23,s52,5s9 %
Improvement in condition of Treasury
since November 20 1850 :. .......... 2,5j5,5,9 OF
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The operations of the sinking fund,
during the year ending on the first Mon
day of September last, as stated in my
proclamation, were as follows: Amount
of debt reduced, s745,SIl 26, as follows
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ouAHrrHnA.rxx GrsxnALs OFFICE, fm,J oIvnrOs.

commandments OFFICE ffrsT DIvS0H,f
WAsHIseTos1 d. C.. April IL, 1916
GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL, at the Cavalry
- Depot Giesboro D. cBy order Of the ouarerms'tr G.ne
there viii be sold on tho premises public Auction under the d.
rection Of Capt George T. Browning NJ WEDNESDAY
May 70 1866 o'clock the following described public
ONE IN STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL,
frame granite oundsions 40 by 81 feet with coal
hay and engine houses atcheda constructed the best
teriai and in the most substantial manner.
the time and place. the machinery and appliances OF
VIC N''' . ONE az ENGINE. OF IooHoRsE POWER
cylinder twenty-five @ inches diameter aud four M
inches stroke upon heavy pste cold hot
water pumps heater and csstiron fywhee driving
guey s . Nth sSso patent anu
Two ~ BOILERS 2r eGhoksE FOYER EACH
Eve 90 feet In dsmeter and fourteen + feet Eve @ inches
sacb three N and fourth W inches In Diameter with all thu
TIN GcJ FAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCKINGHAM THIRTY
t3O) INCHES SPRING MILLS,
contracted OF cold French bum tone and set In heavy well
balanced frames with cutters nfcien
handle the hay grain and prepared feed the
The shsins 10 Of IRON tn. pusys ron
faced balanced with hangers and boxes sufficient drive ten o
pairs burr. &C. The main driving bet Of four ~ ply rubber
twenyour @ inches wide The belts for driving the mills
ire ofbe d oak tanned. pssen, stretched leather
The Engine er Machinery and Fixtures Of description
Of the very best, materials and workmanship and are still In
operation only about fifteen months :.
deemed Of the Government the day Of
sale tho buildings will be sod separately
Terms: Cesh. IN Government funds
Purchasers will required their proper, before the hr.
s day July otherwise arranged with owner OIL
boat for oeboro win leave the slxhst every hour
during the day Of sails. ~
Any further Information be desired viii be given
RS H. os.Soo y 's to sh os JAMES A.
BIT BfG Gen. In charge Let DIV y n. " o.
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Henry II. LEEDS, Auciloneer.
HENRY H. LEEDS d MINER will SELL by

II
TUESDAY 18th and WEDNESDAY. 10Th May.
Ot each day. Gallery No ~ Liberty flew doors
este Broadway. ..z..
SUPERB SPECIAL SALE or VALUABLE rRENCu
BRONZEs, GROUPS. FIGURES. VASES, ITALIAN MARBLE
sTATUARY cTh besuu collection hs. ju been received
from Vii Brothers direct om Pr' snd VIII be found ne hnss'
collection offered the public ct auction In this city
comprising large figures viz; Diana Ia Chsse, julius Cs
ensvne FRANCOIS Ist Ae, gdto Virgil Ro..ess vore
Bncs and Wallace Scipo tOpheis Martyr Group Babebs and
Vaa DYKE, Cotrz Louis XIV. aud Others.
SMALLER SUBJECTs-Peasuro end Folly Gardener hlszepp
Repo Arts and Sciences Richard and ssadn
utenburg Calico Night aud Day Faith aud Charity Hamlet
Agrcn ltnrean Industry win otbcrA
ITALIAN MARBLE STATUARY.
GREEK SLAVE by the late Professor Roechis.
Busts Of DANIEL WEBSTER HENRY CLAY BY Professor
Roechis.
superb bnst Of EVE after Tborwsdsen-
Fl ure Of INNOCENCE. by Bosgi
Figure Of FIDELITY. by David, Ac. &c. - 49, .
The above will be exhibition from THURSDAY, 10Th day OF
May until invoice received from thi. cello
bad expressly Designed for the decoration OF h
class houses Libraries. galleries. &C.
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HENRY n. LEEDS knchoueer
HENRY III. LEEDS d. MINER will sell by auc-
On SATURDAY May
At 1Ol O'Clock az their saesoom. No. 90 Liberty st.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
general removed for OF
pso dining library and chamber fornre csfet
mirrors curtains plated china, crockeTy glassware &c
also, assortment ofkitohen furniture
ALSO.
ni2 O'Clock.
PIANOS Icscve rosewood octave Pianos heranders Or
gans and several Meodeona
ALSO,
SPLENDID HORSE Cblsck i5i hands high. sr old
al and perb adys ssdde horse
perfectly kind sud gentle soAny foT want Of
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OFFICE OF ARM CLoTHIsG AND EoupAgE.l
NrwyoRK, May 8, 1865 !
GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY will be sold at
- PUBLIC AUCTION Depot Of Army Clothing and Kquip,ge
Lsisht and Wsshngtonsa Newly cry on TUESDAY
quantities Clothing and Equipsge
consulting OF gay about
0 900 Uniform Goats 1870 Knspsacts
Uniform Jackets 5000 IaversaekS
Great CoAts. 5000 Canteens.
Trousers 1000 Leather Stocks
800 Caps 20 Drawers,
$50 Shoes 100 Shirts
600 Sockinga 800 Bedsacks,
200 Oaiter, 100 Mitens
1900 Lsggings. $50 Cop Covers.
IL 900 Knit Blouses 20 PickaIes,
600 Flannel frock Costs, go Mess Pans.
1000 Blankets Wooden, 100 Camp Kettles
50 Blankets Rubber 90 Spades
a 10 n, Uo.pitnl Tent nd 90 900 n Tents
Pirs 5000 ID Shelter Tents, do.,
20 900 n Wall Tents and Files
and various small articles Of clothing and equpags
Samples the above articles be the depot and further
information obtained
Terms Ten down and the bal
the goods the depot which must be within
days sale under forfeiture Of the goods and ton cent
Brig Cen ID. II. VfNTON
o ({euera IT.. a. A
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Gouses ano farms Wanteo.

Gonses ano farms Wanteo.
WANTED to HIRE--A moderate sized. unfurnshed
w DWELLING HOUSE In pleasant locality In the city, at
rent years Would like possession at once,
OF sny Zinc prior OcioLer NEXT Please address L. b. T.,
General Post Ofior, NewYorh
WANTED to PURCIIASE-A two or three-StUy
W HOUSE not less than feet front good ocstion5and
With pcderp improvements Tor which reasonable price will DO paid
Addres: V. ~, Boz No. IL 1fbnne Office.
WANTED-DESK ROOM in Duane. Leonard.
w Worth Frsnklnss Of Broadway Address FIELD.
mo. Tribune Once.
WANTED-A small FRONT ROOM. I'd story, for
ssmyjng nest and light manufactured article rosd
way three bock from City Hall Address SAMPLE. Boz
No I'll. New Isven Conn. foT Que week
WANTED to RENT-A good GRIST- MILL, with
w permanent aud well located for
business Addre. w n H. o. Box No SOL Urnns Falls NJ Y.
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RoBRRT a. HAGGsRrY, Auctioneer. -
HAGGERTY d. PHELPS, No. ii Pine-st., will
Public Auction 81 ,he Government store house on the
Battery II O'Clock FRIDAY the I'm day Of May quantity
OF UNSERvICEABLE oUARTERMAsTERs PROPERTY con
ssting Grain Bags Sails Rope Ln,ern Shovs sioves
Tables Water MTors Hard Bread PORK 4c Terms-Cssh
on delivery, n fnnds Of the United States.
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EERRY LEASES AT AUCTION,

AT THE CITY HALL.
TUESDAY May u.s. 1906 at IL o'clock will be sold at pub
lie auction highes, bidder with adequate security
LEASE Of the Ferry established from the loot OF Cort
and street. to JerSey City, j. Tor term oil Zen years
from the lst day of JuEr. 1876.
The LEASE OF established from the foot OF Forty
second street 10 Neehawkrn N j. Tor term Of Ten
years from the lst day OF November 1856
The LEASE of the established from the basin at the
foot OF spring street River any point the New Jersey
that be found practicable for term OF ten yea from the
LIST day Of June. 1906.
The said FERRY LEASES will be sold with all the right. pnv
thereof belonging the Corporation Of the City
Of New York. . $50 =,
Also at aud place. the LOFTS Franklin Market for
sterm Of Eve years -,
for q OF ten years. - ........, . tt,
Depsrtmeut OF Finance, April TO- 1906
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Sales bp 'Auttiort.
AssIsrAsr ouAK1ERxAsTgRs OFFICE No 10 sTATssr,
nY DIRECTION OF the G~RTERMASTER-


ID GENERAL the Chief Of the DsI,,Wen. 81
the will Public Auction on the 10th day OF MAY at III
O'clock m premises the boildne lately constituting the
IT, "Lannsbush" Hospa between Troy and Lansnsbnfsh'
hight entire length lJH feet long by 2wde one
Kitchen by az wde lA feet long py
Is wide l feet long by % wdr quartemostef
and onry orehouse lOi feet long by 3, wide; laundry
R % Vide bakery 4S feet long By % wde one dead
house long by "a wde quarters for surgeon ~ iee long by
dr quarters for assistant surgeon 40 feet long by wide stable
20 long wide and two rge and two small privis Also
The covered walks connecting the different buildings .
There be sold the wasrcloset fixtures washing ap
psratu pump and all OF the lead and iron Ppo
used supply and soil pipe,i the hospital
The buildings viii be sold sepsrltey with the privilege OF u'o
where there arr that number OF the size. - "a,
Terms deposit Of 10 cent Of bid 20 be MADE WHO
the time Of sale, and the balance on rendition &c
count 80, &.
The buildings are Of wood built 1854 They must be
practicable at the cost aud ss oil tne Pur
The covered walks be so d by the running foot 800 81,
and washing appuTatu VIII De SOFA tePf
Of the entire lot IN all the wards
The lead pipe be sold by the pound as buried w he
ground TO be dug OF the purchaser wehea ana
delivered Agent and paid Tor on bis ceh
information In reFsr1 TO the naure and cQndon OF we
property situation be had OF oupt W. A.
VAN NIlET Agent at No 40 Broadway Albany
or Of he undersigned, at this Office
.oas;dc,ea 49, f.;r n, disadvanareouA f. C. MORGAN,
' ~ Brevet Major and A. q NJ
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printing.

WIN. EvERDELL" SONS. No. 104 Fulton. St
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL kAkUFACTUR
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III arble III antcls.
A UGUSTUS. TABER e. BRO, Wholesale
n Dealers In ITALIAN aud AMERICAN MARBLES, No. III,
Water Italian and American Marble In Blocks and
Slabs constantly hand and cut to order.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
WI purchase MARBLE MANTELs 9th latest de.s.s very
low prices A. KLABER Marble Works NO 100 East 18th
osve NJ " manes pat up in the country Co this out
MARBLE MANTELS. Floor Thing, Monuments,
WI Head Stones purchased wholesale prices from
large and well assorted Stock FISHER BIRDS STEAM NAH
BILE WORKS No. 81 to 100 East Houston at
MARBLE MANTELS and FLOOR TILING-At
WI J. c. B0YLE5 Steam Marble works Noe and 10 East
foths to Of Broadway large assortment baud
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FINHE EMPHATIC misunderstanding the
Original Greek Text Of the NEW TESTAMENT with an inter
bnesry word, English Translation BY Bonjamn Wilson
Que vol, l2mo. PIP ss4 Price 81; eIrshne binding S.,
FOWLER L WELLS, No. 3s9 Broadly N Y.
That the work will question That 1t will be
approved ALL cannot hope for here are many men Of many
minds" If shaH induces reading II dogood
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CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESl f.
~ Public notice /. hereby given that the Commone,s OF tne
III 1907 at noon at the exchange Sasoom, the City Of Newfo
the fol owing Real Estse; -, -. ,,,r,,... .,..., .
lat Gore land north Chambers street william street
"a Parcel aide Of Coars street between Front ana
Water streets. 49,
3D. Block bounded by Hoboken West and Canal streets
9TH Lot north side Of 35th street, near Sd avenue
5th. Lot side Of 56th'sireet. near 9TH avenue =,
9Th Two Iots north and south 4h street. east side OF
Lexington avenue
7h Sir o north and side 5sh street. between 5h and 9th
-. a, -,
9th blocks Of land between 9th and eah streets h Madison
and 5h avenues. - ,.,
9Th Seventy 5si and sinh Streets I'd and 9Th
10Th between 18th and 10th streets
Thirty lots nth and 18th streets avenues
18th Thyfve and seth streets th end 3th avenues
i3h ThIty four Madison and 9Th avenues
lsth Tw lots 82d 4th avenue
18th One lot both street and 2h avenue a.
10th Two side 18th south side BON street. near ID
18th Eight side Of 9th oath and soth streets
18Th. Lot side OF "a avenue near 18th street "a
10Th south side 18th street and ID ana h a
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r. C. BuLKLEY. AuctoneeI
DOSITIVE SALE Of q valuable FACTORY in
Il Brooklyn o account OF the former purchaser
buckley will sell on TUESDAY May ~ at IL ocioet
Sseoo No Ill Broadway In the y Of hewYork,
6lots on Johnst Nos 81 49, AID a. and lot.
Pymoust known Nos $50 and 52 Pymouths together with
the budns the 50hoe power Steam Engine boil
. &c &c Map No. % Nalst Jsuncey Court NJ Y.
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ReaI Wstate for Gale.
coTrACp in Jlawellrn Park at Orange New
\ RARE OPPORTuNITY.-Haying purchased q

N FARM the Hudon. containing more Land than heea,
or desirable pars LOT OF u acres ana one OF o.
Both situations the finest on the river
from Washington and afford rare oppor,snr
parties wishing bald and Improve to their tastes. he h
youd al nd beautiful Building and the acre. cou 90
dydcs 10 good advantage Apply SINCLAIR ThnneOne
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/ COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE, 26 miles

DARGAINS.- Sixteen Acres, Stock, Crop, Tools
ID ~ 90 acres only $23oo 81 acres, oS acre.. $500
Terms cas- JAQl Fs>i NO. 40 bIO'u"aJ'
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ami Fever, Bilious ;i!yd- kGmtcng. DySprpsir. jun
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VI" NJ Sc fer sale 10y II. II. Mi1cH"LL in EIktun
& W. EA9El.R. he Wholesale Agent for the States OF
MHly!1uj sl.f Delaware. May 70. lSu-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-11-03
TO FARMERS
DAIRYMEN x COUNTRY
NIEASCHANH,ss.
ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
LNOUR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed
Il Tobacco, Rty, Lumber, Slaves, Tan.
Bark, Sheep, Calves. Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vcgr.
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them we'll sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with fnlf Returns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City. by for
wardhg to the Commission Hensc for Coun-
try Produce of
.. f. MARINE,
n. L. Concr Of Frederick X Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.