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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-05

yLTHEREAS application has been made to ths Court
w Of Common plesssin and for the county Of But
lor f1- Charter for the Presbyterian Churehpf Con-
nrd in said county All persons interested hereby
othed to appear at the Court Of Common Pleas, to be
held in and for said county, the Sd Monday Of No
vember next and .hew cause, II any they have, why
said Charter should not bc granted -
By eIaor Of the Court.
Butler county, ss.
Certified from the record this 10th day Of October
1906. WM sTooPe, Prothonotary.
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Special Aotiees,

a A. Y. M.-Butler Lodge, No 272, A.Y NJ,
- IN holds its stated meetings in the Odd Fellows
NlA> Hall, Main Street Butler, Pa. on the first
W. Wednesday of each month Brethren frt m
Z sister Lodges respectfully invited to At
tend. BY oidcr Of the W NJ
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.Adminisfrator,s Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that, Letters Of Admnstra
IN ton have been Issued to the undersigned, the
estate Of Glorvina Dewot late eff the borough of But
Ter. Butler county, Pa, decd. All persons knowing
to make Immediate payment and those having claims
against the same to present them properly Asnca-
ted for seulsmsnt to the undersigned
Oct, IS. 's6.l IT D. TIuRIIN
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NEW FIRM.

TnF undersigned having gone into partnership in the
| BOOT and SHOE Manufacturing business, Boyds
block two doors South of Weber TrOutman's Store
Man Street Butler, Pa prepared to make the meet
est Boot and and the best job work Of other
establishment IN the pare. Having great experiegcAao
the business cannot fail to please Call andeu IL
your insure. .
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ESTRAYS.

GAME to thsresidencs Of the subscriber living in
7 Marion tp., or about the last Of August, 1865.
Eiftes and two lambs, differently marked In the
Ears. Noieter marks on any Of them. The owner or
owner are requested to come forward prove proverv,
pay charges and take them swsy or they will bs dis
posed Of according to law.
Oct 10 >. RoBERT ATwZLL.
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DIED.

At Ashland, Friday, September 18th, after q
few hours Illness Mrs. ELIZABETH REEVE, wife
of the late Samuel Reeve, Esq, and sister OF John
and James Caskie.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral ct IL o. clock A. nj
MONDAY, LIST October, from the residence OF
James X. Caskie, Eleventh and Clay streets.
Yesterday morning, BEVERLY D. BARNES.
His funeral will take place THIS EVENING at 4
o'clock 1T the Broad street Methodist Church. His
friends and acquaintance are invited To attend.
Athis residence, in Manchester, on Saturday the
goth of September, after Illness of three days,
MARCUS T. HAWKINS, in the twenty sixth year
of his age.
Petersburg papers please copy.
On September 80, MARY Low, infant daughter
of Robert J. and Lucy A. Cleasby, aged eleven
months and twelve days.
Her funeral will take place TO-DAY from the
residence of her parents ON Hull street, Manches-
ter at half past ao'clock y. NJ. The friends OF the
family are invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-01

MExIco.-CANALEs is, by counter revo-
luton, in command of Matamoras, and has
put the Governor at the place, appointed
by JvAREz, in prison. Here we have
sample of the order and peace that will
probably prevail in that country when
MAxIMILIAN's government is ended. 1t
will he torn to pieces, and kept in per-
pctual turmoil by the rival chiefs, with
their partisans, contending for power and
plumber. We shall hare to take possession
of H-that's plain. And we don't want to
do it, as the world knows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-01

LIBERTY OF SPEECH DENIED ny THE
FRrfDMEN's BuREAu.-The New Orleans
Picnyme says:
of the right Of free speech TO one OF the CO.
lored race. If it had happened to white
man IL would not have been either so re-
markable or so offensive; but 10 deny II 10
one of the nations wards and pets Is afro
cious."
The story is that Reverend ARNIsTEAD
LEWIS, colored Baptist preacher, declared
to his brethren that northern Radicals were
less their friends than the southern whites,
whom it was proposed to disfranchise
whereupon the Bureau Autocrat COM
mandcd him to stop preaching.
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BY Harrison, Goidin Appsrson, Auctl"nserS,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
SAIEOF VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IL THE CITY
OF RlCHMOSD.-As tOmmiss ioneIs 81! the Cir.
cult Court OF Richmond, appointed hy 4 deere"
pronounced on the 10Th OF August, 1900 ~ ia" CO."
OF Kinuiari against kinniards executor. sc, W.
shall sell at public auction. on the ~, m1r., IN
the order advertised, on fRiDa ! the stu - ",in.
Der. ls66, beg inning at ii o'clock A. III" ioi'
lowing VALUABLE REAL ESTATE belonging to
the estate Of the late James kinhisrd, deceased
viz:
j. That TRULY VALUABLE LOT on the north
side of Main between Twelfth aud Thirteenth
str.ets, fronting twenty. four feet, running back
the depth Of said lot. say about Ito iset laor" az
less. ~ .,..,,,,
,. That VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT on
the north side Of Main between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth streets, al Joining the grocery >loT" ~
Mcssrs. William Taylor Son, fronting twenty
seven and quarter feet running back aL%at $50
feet 20 walnut alley, and now occupied by AlcNat'
8 VACANT LOT at Rockets on the east line
Of Pear, between ain and Cary streets, fronting
sixty one feet, running back about JOS l,et, an!
adjoining the York River railroad
t. 4 certain LEASEHuLD OF LOT At til" ,"Hth l.
west corner al Broad and Eighteenth streets, an
which stand several framed buildings:
s. That certain LOT on the north side 81 Mar
shall between sixteenth aud Seventeenth fir''",
with several framed t..enents thereon, fronting
| eighty feet running back the depth ul III I"l
g. HALF-ACRE LOT No. 80 In the ilan IL sad
city, with an old brick nemcnt thereon, adi"iu'
| ing The Lancasterian school lot.
I. A small vacant LOT in Adams's valley, front.
| ing forty i've feet OF Balding street.
TEaYs pe.fourth CAST balance AZ six,
twelve and eighteen months Tor n'goiiahi" h"' =
interest added, and title retained until ali III" rnF
chase money be paid aud conveyance ordered
by the court. .-
5 EHsSF 8. :; IiIMSS' Commissioners.
50 g5
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pa- TO THE DEBILITATED AND THE

~ TO THE DEBILITATED AND THE
DECREPID.-For general debility and exhaustion
OF the powers of nature, whether occasioned by
sickness fast living, constitutional decay old age,
or any other physical or mental cause, the one
thing needfu and indispensable is HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERS. When the
fire Of life seems TO be absolutely dying out in the
system, and the mind, sympathizing with the body,
Is reduced almost to state Of imbectlity, this
mighty Restorative seems, rs 1t were, TO lift the
sufferer ont OF the slough of despond and recruit
and reinvigOrate both the frame aud the intellect
An old farmer in the Vsliey Of the Aonongaheis
writes thus to Dr. Hoststter: 81 can compare the
operation Of your Bitters upon me to nothing but
the effect Of rain after long dry spell In the fall
OF the year. The rain falling on the meadows
starts the second crop OF grass, and your whole
some medicine seems TO have started second crop
Of life and spirits in me-" And this IL truly the
effect Of this grateful and powerful preparation.
Ladies of week constitution or whose strength has
been impaired by sickness or age. find 1t most ef
ncacious and delight Tonic and 1t is admins
tered with great success, In marasmus or wasting
of the flesh, to young children. In fact, 1t Is
IAueh safer and cordial for the nursery than
anything advertised specially for that purpose.
30 2s-eod2w gstr y#s.,s .r..,.#
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JAYmAwxING.-The St. Louis Dispatch
states that jayhawking is still continued
in Missouri; and that robbery being the
motive, the thieves not unfrequently find
their own Radical friends in possession of
tempting things which they cannot forego
applying to their own use. The late war
of rapine and robbery of the South taught
a large number of people now living at the
North habits that are now and must con-
tinue to be very inconvenient, to say the
least, to northern society.
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ps- CO.pARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

BKANCH CUhkANI
v.M. r. BRANCH, formerly of the firm of
Thomas A. Buckley & Co., Richmond Va, and
EMANUEL CURRANT, of Charleston, s. c., have
formed CO partnership under the style and firm OF
BRANCH & CURRANT, to date from August LIST,
1855, TO conduct thssCHINA, GLASS, EARTHEN-
WARE, and GENERAL H0USE-FURNlsHlNG
business, and have taken the store corner OF
Eighth and Main streets, nearly opposite the
spotswood Hotel, formerly occupied by Colonel
Walter d. Blair.
Having purchased an entirely new stock of goods
from nrst hands upon the most favorable terms,
we aatter ourselves we can offer as great induce
ments TO those in want of CHINA, GLASS, and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS as can be found In
any house In the country, and therefore respect
fully ask q call from our friends and the public
generally, before making their purchases.
saA-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-01

Ow.LAScrlrr, Esq, formerly of Wells
hurc but last of Wheeling, died on the
ae,h instant in Hancock county. Mr.
LAxcrrrr was prominent Democratic
nol;tician of his district for many years
and had many bout with (now) Governor
pr1RporNT and other leaders of the oppo.
sing party. lie at one time represented
Brooke county in the House Of Delegates
His disease was dropsy.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Rogers, Riddick & Co., Auctioneers,
Nos. Is and 70 Fifteenth street, between
Main and Cary a,reats

A UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION
IA We will offer at auction on "WEDNESDAY
next the ID instant, at orr warerooms, No. 10 a.,
and LIQUORS: ''''i"'s,
Is hossheads BACON SIDES and sHouLbypo
ho2sheads PLAIN HAMS,
Gerces DRIED BEEF
10 ho2sheads PORTO Rico SUGAR.
70 barrels REFINED SUGARS
10 barrels CUT LOAF SrGsg
% barrels MERCHANTS SYRVp
20 sacks Rio COFFEE.
ID sacks OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA coyrrp
~ pockets csYLua COFFEE. 1I'
80 quarter chests IMPERIAL TEA.
i'' boxes and half boxes ADAMAyTIyE cav
i, 10 boxes AkTMEYEws CANDLES.
i'' Darrels EXTRA and SUPREME FLOUR
loo sacks FISRsALT.
80 Prime EASTERN DAIRY CHEESE
80 barrels Nos. and 2MACKEREI
i'o "h,,,niri barrels POTOMAC CIrppvn
HERkINgS, "t'F ED
100 gross HhSOS'S BACKING
IL barrels PROOF WHISKY
:. casks FRENCH BRANDY
50 cases and baskets CHAMPAGNE
Is kegs III cARB. SODA,
SO cases CLARET.
ALSO,
BRGoMS, BUCKETS, TUES.
TWINE, CORDS.
BRUSHES, &c. &c.
ROGERS, RIDDlCK Il CO..
~ w t-r.. c, Ahct,"ueeI..
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ByE Il. Cook. Auctioneer,

BYE. y. Cook. Auctioneer,
corner of Governor aud Franklin streets.
INTENSIVE SALE OF TWENTY
II NINE BUILDINGS. CONTAINING s5oGno
FEET OF LUMBER AND i5o, 900 BRICKS. SASH,
LEAD PIPE, BAKE OVEN, BATH APPARATUS,
&c, AT, AuCrloN..0n THURSDAY, oc !. 6,,t
Fair Grounds" head Of Main street, All the
BUILDINGS within the said enclosure, consisting
Of ,
% BUILDINGS. OF different Dimensions;
ALARGE QUANTITY OF LEAD PIPE,
BAKE OVEN and APPARATUS: complete :
lBATn- HOUSE, with WATER APPARATUS
complete
3STOVES,
3LARGE CAULDRONS,
STEAM BOILER, &c.
The Buildings are all in excellent cond ition he.
ing shingled in the best manner and furnished
with SASH of the best quality.
The Chimneys and Ovens are bulit oil the pest
brick. ,,r.u,r,,
We suppose there are $50. 900 feet OF BEST LuM-
Der and i5o, 900 BRICKS in said buildings;
To contractors and others wanting such mate
90 E. b. COOK. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
BY Christian, Lea 4 Co, Auctioneers,
- No. 1924 Main street.

BY Christian, Lea 4 Co, Auctioneers,
- No. 1924 Main street.
Zet
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
wv AUCTION. mt onr store on TUESDAY, Octo.
bS4 3D. CONNIE ncfng ut half past 10 o clock A. ~,
the following select assortment of GROCERIES
and sUNDRlES, TO which the attention or the trade
Is invited
hogsh eads BACON SHOULDERS,
hogsheads BROWN SUGAR.
10 barrels POWDERED SUGAR,
10 barrels b" SUGAR,
Is barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
50 bags RIO COFFEE,
IS bags LAGuaYRA COFFEE,
Is bags JAVA COFFEE,
50 barrels MOLASSES,
50 boxes CHEESE,
50 tub, LARD,
100 boxes CANDLES,
100 boxes STEARINE and PALE SOAP,
IS boxes assorted FANCY SOAPS,
25 gross BROWN WINDSOR SOAP,
= csddies superior GUNPowDER TEA.
so barrels WHISKY. all grades
500 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
with n large assortment OF
Willow WARE,
SODA, BUCKETS,
INDIGO. PEPPER,
BASKETS. ......
BACKING,
SPICES, &c. - -,
&c Auctioneers.
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by GruLbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
IL on CANAL BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS FOR SALEAT AUCTION ON THU RS
DAY the 9Th October, at a o'clock I. NJ, We VII
sell upon the premises the handsome BRith
DWELLING on the north side OF Canal street, be-
tween First and Second streets, recently occupied
by &. L. Miles. IL contains ten rooms, br.ck
kitchen with two rooms, brick stable and carriaSe-
honse with gas ana water on the premises. The
LOT fronts thirty four feet and runs back about one
hundred and flty feet to an alley.
This il a desirable piece OF property, and conVe-
nipnt To the business portion Of the city Posses
sion given at once.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest; negotiable
notes secured by a trust deed;
sao3 Auctioneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
[coMMUSICATED.
TILE INNER SIC NED TAKE CIR EAT

COMMUNICATED.
Ne THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE GREAT
pleasure In recommending to the public Mr.. HEN
RY KAYToN as an 0PTlCIAN of great merit,
which has been tested by their personal expe-
renee His Judgment in adapting glasses to de-
fcctive vision is eminent and matured, while we
have always found his prices most reasonable.
We feel very confident that none who avail them
selves OF Mr.. KAYTON'S skill will be disappoint-
ed, while at the same time they will have the sat-
isfaction of Encouraging worthy resident artisan.
HENRY A. WISE, JOSEPH MAYO,
JOHN II, GILMER g. A. MYERS,
JOHN A. CUNNING ROBERT GUILD,
HAM. M ID. JAMES ID. HALYBUR-
John DOVE. NJ D., TON. Sc 20
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Aucnoneefs'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

ru,RITsTEES, SALEOF VERY VALU-
i ABLE Lot AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
request OF Msssrs. H. X. Ellyson, Peter c. War.
wick, and Andrew Johnston, trustees OF the Rich
mond Fire Association, We shall sell at auction, on
the nrcIoises on MON DAY the lst October, lsG6, at
Il o'clock N, that truly valuable LOT located as
above on which formerly stood the building used
as the Office of the Richmond Fire Association,
fronting tw enty- two and half feet, running back
fifty thee feet, and bounded on the east by the
centre of the partition wall recently erected Wy Mr.
w A. Spott but with the proviso that the pur-
chaser Of said lot, when he uses said wall Is TO
pay the said Spott one half Of the value thereof
This lot locaied in the centre OK the business por-
most valuable (for its sizel o: any that has been
offered for sale for long time.
Terms: One fourth cash, ba lanee at Twelve
eighteen and twenty four months for negotiable
notes interest added, secured by trust deed;
HARRISON, GODDlN i APPERSoN, 4
= ga "a = Anctioneers.
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BY Paine 4 Co. Auctioneers,
loo Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a STOCK OF
L DRY GOODS, HATS. AND EEADr,:: - n l. APE
CLOTHING At AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY 1;
October 3D. commencinga at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
nj our auction rooms, by order at Moses MIttrldor-
fer. trustee, the entire stock Of Messrs Fleishnan
Il Heller comprising .,
RICH FANCY and BLACK SILKS,
PLAIN AMI PRINTED MERlNOS,
BLACK BOMBAZlNES and ALPACAS,
PRINTED and PLAIN DELAlSES,
BLACK and COLORED GRAPES,
WHITE GOODS, in variety;
PLAID SHAWLS, BALM0RAL SKIRTS,
CLOTHS, BLACK and FANCY CAshlMaRES,
SlTlNErS LINEN DUCKS ard DRILLS,
COTTON SHEETS, RICE CAMBRlCS,
SPOOL COTTONS, PATENT THREADS,
COTTON and WOODEN HOSIERY, In va
RlBB65sNISS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
BUTTONS, COMBS, SHOE. LACES,
LACES, TRIMMINGS. &c,
with large stock of -
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
TERMS: Under 800, cash under 5000, sixty
days over $500. ninety days credit for approved
endorsed notes. fAlNh w
N Sc A-tdS AuctlohocIs'
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The President and the Constitutional
sr4x, Amendment. ..a-.


or. Amendment. ..s..
Some days since we copied from the
New York Herald an article declaring, with
a flourish of trumpets, that the editorials
of that. veraciOus journal had produced
such 90 effect upon the President as to in
ducc him to reconsider his opposition to
the constitutional amendment and write to
the southern Governors, counselling them
to follow his example. or course every
body knew that BENNETT was drawing the
long bow, and merely laughed at his I'M
blushing assurance. Al II to Guido him
self he now gives prominence to con-
tradiction 81 this report, aud speaks as il
some one else had originated the story.
lie says:
The statsnent having prevailed that the
PRESIDENT - about TO modify his policy to the
tAtsnl OF recommending the proposed consti.
tutionai amendments TO the adoption OF the
southern unrepresented States, authority Is
kveh ioI most emphatic denial. The Rresi-
deht considers that The amendments were me-
pared ~ violation Of tho fifth article OF the
constitution. and are therefore invalid. and
taat ~ would be In contravention Of his cath
ThsraI. sncouFa9e tnsm In any way.
.', ~, however, reason 70 believe that be
.vnrmDsetss recommending 70 Congress nj its
app,oaening session, hrst, the adinission of
,hs ,',s,s s.sntauvss Of al the states. and then
ns psolS s % ansndnsnts 70 tho Constitu.
this essential sis,nsnis Of shoss now Sssdiss !,
Thisis . more probable version Of me
matter. Il Is unquekionably tsusf Ia,
the amendment was not proposed 70 ths
!. States In the manner contemplated By N.
I Consultation. Thk little de1Set, however
b Of no importance ID tbs eyes II u.
Radicals. They violsts tho Ccnstitstior
20 tbs Hssy sct ~ ts1fsg 81 As4 ftf0
fhs hqoiIM4oe &c 10 South, sp6 ~ hass
10 nssA Sos6dSsot NJ ~ Rainy tSeoa'
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AUCTION .sALEs-THIs DAY. !.
By Grubbs q Williams, Auctionesrs,
North west corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

THREE SMALL FARMS, IN THE
l. UPPER END Oh HENRICO COUNTY, ron
SALE AT AUCTION ON MONDA 4 the ISL OF uc.
that being court day, We will sell at auction the
THREE SMALL FARMS above alluded TO- ,,
One OF AZ ACRES. on the Richmond and Char
lot,esviile plankr1ad about seven miles from Rich
mond, called ASPEN GROVE, formerly . Brian
tavern. This has small but comfortable Improve
ments. 49,,
One OF 10 ACRES, formerly owned by Caleh
Mitchell, about one mile further on the road lead-
ing to Glen Allen. This has also SMALL Out coin-
Portable dwelling MT.
Also, 20 ACRES near The Hrst water station. Iais
has q small log house; formerly owned by hr.
All three places have portion cleared and a SUI
Hciency of wood land :. yrIr1,vs
TERMS. At sale. GRUBBs WILL ANS,
~ Auctionees.
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HAVING FORMED A BUSINESS
- connection with Mr.. WILL AN II, KglSlNG-
HAM, would respectfully inform my friends and
the patrons Of tho old concern OF A. NORRIS, with
which have been connected for the psst twenty
years, that AN again prepared TO furnish ihep
with
at as low prices A. any house In the city, and
would solicit ssll ffoA those In want. 80
Orders from the country will meet with prompt
attention. YgEr- r WILLIAM L. BAKER,
oel-3l No. yl3 Broad street.
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Es- ESTABLISHED 1s45.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-D0N'T BIB HUM.
RIIGGRN.

If you want the really nice ORIGINAL DOUBLE
REFINED STEAM CANDIES, made Of the best
white sugars, highly favored Il don't perfume
them), call at my old established stand, No. l4l2
Main street. LOUIS J. bOSslEuA,
se 24-lOt old No. 80 Main street.